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His most remembered role in silent films was in the film The Last Warrant from 1928, starred by Emil Jannings, for which Jannings won his second Academy Award for his role.


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The Last Warrant film allowed Powell to get his first starring role and breakthrough as Detective Philo Vance in the film Mysterious Crime (1929).


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[6] Powell's countercast was Louise Brooks and Jean Arthur.


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Powell returned to the role of Philo Vance after the Mysterious Crime a further four times: The Greene Murder Case (1929), The Benson Murder Case (1930), Paramount on Parade (1930), and Murder of Murders (1933).


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Other well-known Powell silent films include Romola (1924), Aloma, The Dancer (1926), The Heroes of Trikolor (1926), and The Man In Place (1927).


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William experimented with producer jobs and produced the Broadway play Revolt, which premiered at the Vanderbilt Theatre on October 31 in 1928.


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The play was directed and written by Harry Wagstaff Gribble.


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However, the play flopped and it closed after 30 screenings in November 1928.


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[6] Sound films as a career raiser, Powell made dozens of films during the silent period, but did not achieve that “real” breakthrough yet.


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The advent of sound films at the end of the twenties did not destroy the career Powell had built up until then, like so many other famous actors of the silent film period, but rather it took Powell's career to a whole new level.


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He had the excellent and cultured voice required for sound films.


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[6] However, Powell was not happy with the roles he was given in what he starred in at Paramount.


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Powell dismantled his Paramount contract after seven years in 1931 and transferred to Warner Bros.


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[6] His first film for Warner Bros. was The Road to Singapore.


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Powell made for Warner Bros., among others, the films Burning Hearts (1932) and Lawyer Man (1933), in which Powell had Joan Blondell as a counter-actress.


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Powell again found himself disillusioned with the roles given to him and after a couple of years in 1933 Powell left Warner Bros.


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He had made only eight films for Warner.


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Murder of Murders (1933) was the last film he made for Warner.


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[6] Peak years 1934—1937 In 1934, Powell signed a contract with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, where he became a pair harness with Myrna Loy.


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Their first film together was Death Row (1934), which became a major hit.


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[2] On death row, one lead was also played by Clark Gable.


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The film's director, W. S. Van Dyke, noticed during filming that there was natural chemistry between Powell and Loy and hired them both for his next film.


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[2] Where Philo Vance made Powell a star, another detective, Nick Charles, made him a superstar.


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She received her first Oscar nomination for the role, for which she starred in the film The Cheating Shadow (1934).


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The deceiving shadow also proved to be a great success, showcasing Powell's sophisticated charm and witty sense of humour.


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[1] Powell returned to the role of Nick Charles five more times.


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In Deceiving Shadow starred his wife, Nora, Myrna Loy.


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Loy also starred as Nora Charles in all five sequels.


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The 1934 side also appeared in the films Ladies' Treasure Trove, with Powell as her counteractor, Bette Davis, The Key and Dangerous Play, which was the third collaboration with Loy.


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The film also starred Rosalind Russell.


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In 1935, MGM loaned Powell to RKO Pictures for the film The Masked Devil as a counteractor to Ginger Rogers.


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In the late spring of 1934, Powell began dating another MGM star, Jean Harlow.


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They made their first joint film, Trocadero, in 1935.


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Soon after that, they began to develop into a more serious romance behind the scenes.


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Trocadero was followed by the film Mislead Step, in which Powell starred with two-time Oscar winner Luise Rainer and Espionage Center, in which he has as his counteractor once again Rosalind Russell.


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1936 was a very successful year for Powell.


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His three films hurtled to the top of box office hatch successes.


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Ziegfeld, King of Women was the second most successful film of the year.


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The most successful was another MGM film, San Francisco Earthquake, which starred Clark Gable, Jeanette MacDonald and Spencer Tracy.


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Ziegfeld starred Myrna Loy and Luise Rainer, who won the Academy Award for Best Actress for her role as Anna Held.


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Ziegfeld, King of Women was a nominee for seven Oscars, of which it won three, among them the Oscar for Best Film.


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It was the fourth collaboration between Powell and Loy.


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Mrs. Sherlock Holmes was less successful than Ziegfeld, but received positive feedback from the front.


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Mrs. Sherlock Holmes was director Stephen Roberts' final directorial work, with Jean Arthur playing the female lead.


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The next film Godfrey arranges everything brought Powell his second Oscar nomination in 1937.


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Powell played the title role and the female lead was Carole Lombard.


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In 1999, Godfrey arranges everything was selected as a “culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant” film for preservation in the National Film Register of the United States Library of Congress.


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Godfrey Orchestrates Everything was nominated for six Oscars, but didn't win a single one.


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The film was the first to receive all four acting Oscar nominations, although the minor role awards were introduced that year.


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In 2000, Godfrey was selected by the United States Film Institute to rank number 44 on its list of the funniest comedies of all time.


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Powell returned to collaborate with Harlow on the film Twice Ordained directed by Jack Conway.


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The film also starred in the lead roles Loy and Spencer Tracy.


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Twice officiated while appearing proved to be a huge audience and review success and received an Oscar nomination for Best Film in 1937.


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In December, a sequel to Cheating Shadow appeared from Powell.


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Successor to Betraying Shadow received an Oscar nomination for Best Adapted Screenplay in 1937, but lost it to Paul Mun-starred Doctor Louis Pasteur.


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The film starred a minor role, James Stewart.


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With Myrna Loy, Powell printed her hand and footprint and wrote her autograph on a wet concrete slab off Grauman's Chinese Theatre on 20 October 1936.


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1937—1944 By 1937, Powell was on top of the world until a tragedy occurred to him in his private life: the death of a female friend.


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In 1937, Powell starred alongside Joan Crawford in the comedy drama Socialite Adventure.


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Loy initially played the role of Crawford, but when Crawford did not like her role in the film Ireland on Fire (1937) so the women swapped roles with each other.


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The socialite adventure received widely positive criticism.


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The socialite adventure was still followed by the 1937 side in the Name of the Emperor and the Double Wedding, which did not do as well as the Socialite Adventure.


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In the film The Emperor's Name, Powell's counteractor was cast by Luise Rainer, Robert Young, and Maureen O'Sullivan.


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The double wedding was again Powell and Loy's seventh joint film.


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Filming of the film had to be interrupted together for almost two months due to the death of Jean Harlow.


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For over a year, Powell did not make a single MGM film, instead taking a vacation traveling.


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[6] In 1938, however, she made one film for 20th Century Fox, The Baroness and Chamber Servant.


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Powell was tested even like this, because Powell was diagnosed with cancer.


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He had to be in treatment for six months, after which he healed.


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Powell was forced to take on fewer roles because of it and going into the 1940s his career began to noticeably slow down.


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[1] In 1939 Powell returned to the role of Nick Charles for the third Betraying Shadow film, The New Adventures of the Deceiving Shadow.


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Myrna Loy returned to the role of Nora Charles and it became their eighth joint film.


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New Adventures of the Deceiving Shadow reached the position 11th on the list of the most successful films of 1939.


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In 1940, Powell, with Loy, made the romantic comedy I Love You Again.


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Powell returned to collaborate with Loy for his next film Love Crazy in 1941.


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The same year also appeared in the fourth Betraying Shadow film, Deceiving Shadow Haunts, in which they starred together again.


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It was already their eleventh joint film.


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Powell returned with director Jack Conway to collaborate on the film Covered by Twilight (1942), in which Powell's counteractor was Hedy Lamarr.


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Powell had a cameo role in the 1943 film The Youngest Profession.


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With Lamarr, Powell made the 1944 film Love and Astronomy.


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1945—1949 In 1945, the fifth Betraying Shadow film, The Deceiving Shadow Wins the Game appeared from Powell.


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Myrna Loy returned to the role of Nora; it was already the twelfth of their joint film.


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In August, the musical Ziegfeld's star revue premiered, which was a sequel to Ziegfeld, King of Women, which appeared in 1936.


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A sequel had been planned by Ziegfeld, King of Women since 1939.


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Made on a budget of $3.2 million, the Technicolor musical grossed more than $5.3 million.


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The film was a so-called “all-star” film, which starred several major stars, including Fred Astaire, Lucille Ball, Judy Garland, Gene Kelly and Kathryn Grayson.


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The film was directed by seven different directors.


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In 1946, Powell starred in the musical drama The Hoodlum with Saint Esther Williams and Angela Lansbury.


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He that same year also appeared in Frank Morgan's own film, The Great Morgan.


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1947 was another successful year for Powell.


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Powell received his third and final Oscar nomination for Best Actor in the Comedy Film Father and Us, but again failed to win it.


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He lost it to Ronald Colman, who won it for his role in the film The Double Lives.


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She and Colman had been friends since their 20s.


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[2] Dad and Me also starred Irene Dunne in the female lead and Elizabeth Taylor in the supporting role.


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Dad and We was Warner Brothers' most successful film of 1947 and one of the biggest cash magnets that year.


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The film is based on the family life of American writer Clarence Day (1874—1935).


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Day himself wrote the book Life with Father, which appeared in the year of his death.


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Originally, Mary Pickford, a female star in silent film, was initially supposed to play the role of Dunne to make her big comeback in films (Pickford had ended her film career in 1933), but the role went to Dunne because her most recent films had been flops.


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That same year, the play version of Father and Me closed on Broadway after 3224 performances, which had been shown since 1939.


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1947 also appeared in the sixth and final Deceiving Shadow film, Song of the Deceiving Shadow, which was already the thirteenth of his and Loy's collaboration and comedy film The Senator Was Intactful, for which Powell won the New York Film Critics Circle Award for his performance.


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The Senator Was Tackless was also Powell and Loy's last joint film.


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However, Loy only had a cameo role in the film, with the female lead being played by Ella Raines.


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In 1948 Powell starred with Ann Blyth in the fantasy film Mr. Peabody and the Mermaid and in 1949 the films Only One Misstep and Dancing in the Dark appeared from Powell, after which Powell took a small break from films.


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Late years 1950—1955 In 1951 Powell did a small minor minor role for MGM as a professor in the anthology film It's a Big Country.


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Other several major stars, including Ethel Barrymore, Gary Cooper, Van Johnson and Gene Kelly, also starred in the film.


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The following year, she took a starring role in Universal's b-grade adventure and western film Treasure of the Lost Valley, in which she had Julie Adams as a counter-actress.


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In 1953, Powell made his last MGM film in the romantic drama The Girl With Everything, in which he had a side role as the father of Jean Latimer, played by Elizabeth Taylor.


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That same year, he scored a successful supporting role for 20th Century Fox as J. D. Hanley in the comedy film How to Marry a Millionaire, in which he had three major female stars Marilyn Monroe, Betty Grable and Lauren Bacall as counter-actors.


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How to Marry a Millionaire was directed by Jean Negulesco and was the first-ever CinemaScope film.


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The film was one of the biggest cashier and review successes and received an Oscar nomination.


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Powell again took a one-year hiatus from films.


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He decided to make one more film for Warner Bros. before his retirement.


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His final film was the drama comedy Night Vacation on Paradise Island, which premiered in 1955.


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He had one of the starring roles; the others featured Henry Fonda, James Cagney, and Jack Lemmon.


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The female lead was Betsy Palmer.


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A night vacation on Paradise Island was the second most successful film of 1955 after The Walt Disney Company's Beauty and the Tramp, grossing $21.2 million in the United States.


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A night vacation on Paradise Island received three Oscar nominations, of which it won one; Jack Lemmon won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for his performance.


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The film was also nominated for the Academy Award for Best Film as well.


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After the film's premiere in July, Powell retired at the age of 63, thus ending his 44-year-long career.


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Powell had trouble remembering any more of his lines during filming, which had not happened to him before.


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This was one of the reasons why Night Vacation on Paradise Island remained his last acting job.


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Throughout his career, he could play any lead role in comedy, romance, thriller and drama alike.


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[2] [6] Private life, pension and death Private life William Powell was married three times during his life.


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In 1915 Powell first got married to theatre actress Eileen Wilson (real name Julia Mary Tierney, 1896—1942) [5], with whom Powell had starred in the play Within the Law.


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They had one son, William David Powell, who was born on February 27, 1925.


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[5] The couple divorced on amicable signs in 1930 after 15 years of marriage.


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Their son, William David Powell, became a television screenwriter and producer.


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Powell went on to marry film actress Carole Lombardi (1908—1942) the following year on June 26, 1931.


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The marriage lasted little over two years until their separation was granted on August 16, 1933.


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[6] They parted in amicable signs and were close friends until Lombard's death.


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[6] They starred together three years after their breakup in the comedy film Godfrey Arranges Everything.


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Powell had a close relationship with film actress Jean Harlow (1911—1937), whom she met in late spring 1934.


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They began dating in 1935.


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In public, they shared that they were “just friends,” although there were rumours of an engagement.


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Powell bought Harlow a 150-carat sapphire ring for $20,000 at Christmas 1936, but it wasn't about the engagement.


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Their relationship ended a couple of years later with Harlow's untimely death in June 1937.


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Powell published Harlow's $30,000 funeral, which took place at 9.


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on June.


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[6] Harlow was buried in Glendale, California at Forest Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery in the Great Mausoleum, the “Sanctuary of Benediction” in a private room clad in pink marble, purchased by Powell for $25,000.


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Harlow had one white gardenia on his hands and a message on which Powell had written: “Good night, my dearest.” Seats were also reserved for Powell and Harlow's mother in the same private room.


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Powell, however, was buried elsewhere after he died.


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For many years, Powell made sure that there were fresh flowers on Harlow's grave.


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At the time of Harlow's death, Powell was in the middle of the film Double Wedding (1937) and later Powell finished his work, describing finishing the film in “very difficult circumstances”.


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Myrna, meanwhile, was good friends with Harlow and recounted in her autobiography that she did not like the Double Wedding because of Harlow's death and was a “scapegoat for despair”.


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In 1938, Powell battled colon cancer diagnosed from him.


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[6] He was cured of cancer after six months thanks to experimental treatments.


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He did not reveal to the public for several years that he had contracted cancer.


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During his cancer, his agent told the public Powell's absences were due to eye damage.


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[6] Powell married for the third time to film actress Diana Lewis (1919—1997) on January 6, 1940.


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The pair had only been seeing each other for three weeks.


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[6] Powell called Lewis “Mousie”, meaning Mouseite.


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[1] They were married for 44 years right up until Powell's death.


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William, in 1940, bought his parents an apartment in Hollywood that was close to his own, and Horatio became manager of William's business dealings.


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[4] Horatio's father died on 17 January 1941 at the age of 75 and Nettie mother on 27 May 1959 at the age of 86.


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[7] Retirement Years After retiring, 63-year-old Powell moved to Palm Springs, California.


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Powell rarely appeared in public again and did not give interviews, but his popularity persisted for decades yet.


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[2] Studio bosses were still trying to coax Powell back into films during his retirement years and make a “comeback”, but Powell declined all offers and roles; he was happier in retirement.


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[1] Powell's only son William David Powell suffered from depression, hepatitis, and kidney problems that forced him to stop writing.


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[5] He committed suicide at the age of 43 on March 13 in 1968 by fatally stabbing himself in the shower.


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[5] [6] To his father, with whom he was extremely close, he left a 4-page farewell letter.


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The final two sentences of the letter were revealed to the public, which read: “Things aren't so good here.


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I'm going where it's better.”


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(Finnish. “Things weren't good here.


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I'll go where they're better.”).


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He was buried in Desert Memorial Park, Cathedral City.


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[5] Death In his late years Powell's health began to slowly deteriorate and he had to move out of his home to a retirement home in Palm Springs.


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William Powell died in his sleep at age 91 of heart failure on March 5, 1984, at a nursing home in Palm Springs, California.


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[5] He had retired a little under thirty years sooner.


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Powell was cremated and his ashes buried next to his son at Desert Memorial Park Cemetery in the city of Cathedral City, California, a neighboring town of Palm Springs.


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The widow Diana never married again after William's death and after dying 13 years later at the age of 77 in 1997, she was buried next to William and his stepson.


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Other Although she shares the same surname with Dick Powell, Eleanor Powell, and Jane Powell, however, they were not related to each other.


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Acoustic guitar musician Leo Kottke composed an instrumental song called “William Powell”; the studio version is on Kottke's 1989 album “My Father's Face” and the live version is on 1995's “Leo Kottke Live”.


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[6] William and Diana have been named after a golf award called the William and Mousie Powell Award, which began to be handed out since 1986.


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Diana was a longtime supporter and honorary member of the golf organization LPGA.


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On 8 February 1960, for his film career, Powell received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, Hollywood at 1636 Vine Street.


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On February 26, 1992, he has also received a star on the Palm Springs Walk of Stars, Palm Springs at 134 South Palm Canyon Drive.


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[8] Diana Wife has also received her own star at the same address in 2000.


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[8] Awards and Award Nominations Filmography Theatre Sources Literature Bryant, Roger, William Powell: The Life and Films, Jefferson, NC: McFarland & Co., 2006.


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ISBN 0-7864-2602-0 Francisco, Charles, Gentleman: The William Powell Story, New York: St. Martins Press, 1985.


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ISBN 0-312-32103-1 Christensen, Lawrence O., et al.


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Septuaginta (from the Latin word septuāgintā 'seventy', which is why it is often referred to by the Roman inscription LXX meaning 70; full original name,, “translation of the seventy”) [1] is the first known Jewish Hebrew Bible, or Tanak Greek translation.


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Later, the Septuagint became the basis for the Old Testament of Christianity until it began to be translated directly from the Hebrew text.


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History of Birth According to Jewish lineage, the translation of the Septuagint took place under Ptolemy II Philadelpos, king of Egypt (285—247 BCE.)


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The name is said to come from the seventy-two (rounded seventy, in Latin septuaginta) translators who, according to tradition, compiled a translation of the books of Genesis each exactly the same.


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The purpose of later lineage has been to strengthen the status and authority of the Septuagint.


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The story of seventy miraculously skilled translators and the order of the king of Egypt are contrived.


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However, there is also a trace of truth in tradition, since most likely the Septuagint was translated precisely in Alexandria, Egypt.


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Furthermore, the translation of the Pentateuch, or Torah, probably originated in the third century BCE.


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middle stages.


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Translations of other books have emerged over the next two centuries.


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In addition to books translated from the Hebrew Bible, books originally written in Greek have also been included, which are referred to as the apocryphal books of the Old Testament or the deuterocanonical books.


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The background behind the translation of the Septuagint has been the Jewish population living in Alexandria, who spoke Greek as their native language.


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The Hebrew language was no longer well enough so came the need to translate the Jewish scriptures into Greek.


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The reason for the translation has thus been the needs of the Jewish community of worship, not the Egyptian king's interest in the Jewish scriptures.


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The way of translation, language, and relationship to the Hebrew text The method of translation of the Septuagint varies across books.


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The Pentateuch, first translated, is a moderately vocabulary translation in which one Hebrew word is usually matched by a single Greek word.


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The Pentateuch translation has apparently served somewhat as a model for translations of other books translated after the Pentateuch.


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Some of the books of the Septuagint are more literal than the Pentateuch translation (for example, the Book of Preacher and Ezekiel), while others are remarkably free (for example, Proverbs and Book of Job).


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The Septuagint language contains some features due to the Hebrew language which is the basis for the translation.


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These are called Hebrews or Semitisms.


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The number of hepraisms also varies in different books.


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Generally speaking, freer translations are from “better” Greek, while very literally translated books contain more Hebrewaisms.


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The Septuagint reinforces the concept of the Dead Sea Scrolls that the text of the Hebrew Bible had already taken its form at the time, but different versions of the books were still circulating.


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At many points, the text forms of the Septuaginta and the Dead Sea Scrolls are uniform and differ from the Masoretic text.


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[2] Textual history After the birth of the Septuagint, its language was corrected.


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Such corrections included better readability of the text or changing it closer to the original Hebrew text.


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Some of these changes, or revisions, were systematic and new types of “editions”, called resolutions, emerged from the Septuage.


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The septuagint resenses are known as Lucianic resensio and hexaplaar resensio.


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Lukianic resensio has traditionally been associated with the activities of Church Father Lukianos, but this view has been challenged in modern research.


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Underlying the hexaplaar resension, on the other hand, is Origenes and the six-columned Hexapla supplied by him.


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In addition to the recessions, there were other translations of the Hebrew Bible after the turn of the time.


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One of the reasons for the appearance of new translations was the need to make a translation more in line with the original Hebrew text than to the Septuagint.


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Among these translations, the best known are Akvila, Symmakhos and Theodotion.


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The previously mentioned Hexapla had these three translations, each in its own column.


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The other three columns of Heksapla were the Hebrew text, the Hebrew text transliterated in Greek letters, and the Septuagint text.


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In the Septuagint column of Hexapla, Origenes had marked those Septuagint passages that were missing from the Hebrew text as well as completed the passages which were in the Hebrew text but were missing from the Septuagint.


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Use of the Septuagint Since early Christianity was predominantly Greek-speaking, the Septuagint became the Bible of the first Christians.


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As the New Testament scriptures established itself, the Septuagint became the Old Testament of Christians.


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For a long time, Latin translations translated from the Septuagint were used in the Church of the West (so called. Vetus Latina), but the Vulgate translated by Hieronymus eventually became the official Bible of the Catholic Church.


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In the Eastern Church, meanwhile, the Septuaginta has survived as the official Old Testament text until modern times.


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For example, the Orthodox Church uses the Septuagint as its official biblical text.


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Kittilä () is a municipality of Finland located in the western part of the province of Lapland.


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The municipality is inhabited by people and covers an area of km2, of which km2 are water bodies.


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Kittilä's neighbouring municipalities are Enontekiö, Inari, Kolari, Muonio, Rovaniemi and Sodankylä, and there are 2471 second homes. [2].


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Levi Ski Resort is located in Kittilä, a village of Sirka.


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The municipality also has Kittilä Airport, which serves tourism and the air force.


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The educational institutions in Kittilä are the High School and Tourism School, the Lapland Vocational College and its Levi Institute.


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The largest sports clubs in the municipality include e.g.


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hockey and football club Kittilän Palloseura, or KIPS, as well as floorball club SBC Levi.


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Kittilä Municipality has been a migratory and balanced municipality for a long time.


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Winter tourist seasons to the ski resort of Levi have significantly enriched the municipality.


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The largest gold mine in Europe, owned by Canadian mining company Agnico Eagle Mines, is located in Suurrikuuusiko in Kittilä.


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The ore magnitude is estimated to be around 56 million tonnes.


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The gold content ranges from 2.5 to 4.7g/tonne.


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There will be enough mining in the mine, according to the estimate of the moment, until 2035.


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[3] The Pahtavuoma copper mine has also been located in Kittilä.


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A large number of criminal charges have been filed against the municipal decision-makers of Kittilä in autumn 2017.


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There are 28 trustees in the indictment.


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The municipal decision-makers of Kittilä are suspected of offences related to the purchase of the ski lift and the dismissal of the municipal manager.


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[4] History The earliest inhabitants of the Kittilä region are known from the Bronze and Stone Age frontier period, 3500 to 3000 years ago.


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Artifacts found suggest a settlement from the south and Finno-Ugric culture, but some skeletons found in the Lapland region give reason to assume that they were not Sami.


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In the old days, the most common and easiest road in summer was the waterway.


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For passage in winter, the northern peoples had developed an original way of movement: skiing.


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Because of this, old-time historians referred to Lappans as Skrithifinns.


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Olaus Magnus of 1555 writes: “The inhabitants of Lapland moved with marvelous speed, using various wooden planks, which from the front are bent like a bow to an arch.


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When attached to the feet, they use the rod in hand for steering, and go as they like up, down or oblique in snowy mountains.” In winter, reindeer has also been driven in Lapland, and the most characteristic Lappans' vehicle has been a sledge.


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Sleighs and sleds have also been used.


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Winter roads were marked with chops and twigs, woodpeckers.


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The leveling of pits, potholes also included the maintenance of winter roads.


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The first settler of the village of Sirka came from Vienna from the town of Tsirkkem, or Sirkant.


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However, the name of the village of Sirka derives from Lake Sirkka, which is a common name for a body of water in Eastern Häme and means water accumulation.


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Tourists in Lapland had been visiting from time to time even in the old days, even in the 18th century.


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Kittilä and Pallas were excursions already in the 19th century.


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In the 1860s, there was a kievar in the house of Juho Sirka in the village


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Later, Kievari was in Pihkala and Kuusiko.


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In 1866, Kievars were established in Rauhala and Rovase (Pöntsö).


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Pöntsö kievari was very famous and popular.


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A road line was opened between Kittilä and Rovaniemi in 1858.


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In 1889 the gravel road was complete and on 24 September was considered “the cause of the Crown's road” whereupon the road was given into the possession of the municipality.


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The Finnish Tourists' Association Yearbook No 1 of 1895 wrote about Kittilä: “And if you do not want to penetrate deeper into the heartlands, the Kittilä church village already offers its part trees a picture of Lapland.


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Near the village is the mighty Levitunturi, from the top of which you can see extensive landscapes.


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“[5] The car came to Kittilä for the first time in 1908.


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After the postal car started operating once a week in Kittilä in 1923, bus services began in Kittilä.


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Pallastunturi, located in the north-west of Kittilä, became a tourist attraction as the fell skiing enthusiasm became lively in the 1930s.


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Finnish Tourists' Association (later.


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The Finnish Tourism Association) was initially a modest hut on the shores of Lake Pallasjärvi, until a funkis-style tourist hotel built by the association was completed in 1938.


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The hotel was destroyed after being blown up by the Germans in the Lapland War in October 1944, and a new hotel of post-war building style was inaugurated in 1948.


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Trips to the hotel took place by reindeer from Muonio until 1956, when a car road was built up to the hotel.


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In the same year, the path from Pallas to Hetta in Enontekiö was signposted.


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[6] Kittilä's church, completed in 1831, is one of the few buildings in the village that survived the arson of the Germans in the Lapland War 1944-1945 Kittilä had a large spring flood in Ounasjoki in 2005.


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The water rose so high that the bridge over the Ounas river east of Kittilä had to be closed.


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The flood caused major damage.


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The flood also blockaded many houses, so some of the residents of Rantatie in Kittilä could not get out of their apartments for a few days without a boat.


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Today Kittilä has small flood ramparts at the most critical flooding sites.


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A similar major flood was also experienced in 2012.


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Population The population of the municipality decreased almost continuously for 30 years.


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There were 7272 inhabitants in 1970, of which by 2002 was dropped to 5797.


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The turnaround in development occurred in 2003 and since then the trend has been bullish.


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[7] Current developments are mainly due to tourism and mining, which began in the 21st century.


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The ageing of the population has also stalled.


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By the beginning of the 2000s, the average age of Kittians rose to more than 40 years from 34.5 in the early 1980s.


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For the past few years, the average age has remained at the same readings, reaching 42.3 in 2011.


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In the whole country, the average age of the population is 41.7 and in Lapland is 42.7 years, i.e. the average age of Kittians is about halfway between the values.


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[8] The following graph shows the population trend of the municipality every five years since 1980.


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On 1 January 2017, the regional division used is in accordance with the situation.


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At the end of 2017, Kittilä had 6,421 inhabitants, of whom 3,392 lived in built-up areas, 2,537 in sparsely populated areas and the coordinates of the place of residence of 492 inhabitants were unknown.


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The agglomeration rate is calculated from residents whose coordinates of residence are known; Kittilä's conurbation rate is 57.2%.


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[9] The built-up population of Kittilä is divided between four different agglomerations: [10] The central urban area of the municipality is shown in bold.


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Climate in Kittilä Pokka has been measured as the toughest frost in Finland [11] −51.5°C on 28 January 1999.


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The heat record, on the other hand, is +32.9°C, which was measured in both June 2006 and July 1988.


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Villages Ala-Kittilä, Alakylä, Hanhimaa, Helppi, Hormakumpu, Hossa, Jeesiöjärvi, Skull, Kaukonen, Kelontekä, Kittilä, Kiistala, Bookback, Kinisjärvi, Kotakumpu, Kuivasalmi, Köngäs, Lehmilehto, Lintula, Lompolo, Maunujärvi, Molkojärvi, Nilivaara, Longmound, Pokka, Pulju, Raattama , Rauhala, Rautuskylä, Sirkka, Sätkenä, Tepsa, Tepasto, Veittivuoma, Veittivuoma, Veitservasa, Vittakumpu.


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Religious communities According to the 2018 regional division, Kittilä has the following parishes of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Finland: [12] Kittilä Parish of the Church's internal revival movements in the locality is an Old Lestadioism with Kittilä Peace Society [13] and neo-revival, which has its own local department in Kittilä [14].


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Other denominations are represented by the Pentecostal Pentecostal Congregation of Kittilä [15].


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In addition, Kittilä has a congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses.


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Among the parishes of the Finnish Orthodox Church in Kittilä region, the Lapland Orthodox Congregation operates.


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[16] Since 2014, the municipal government crisis The administration of Kittilä municipality has been disturbed by a multi-generation decision-making crisis.


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[17] During the crisis, Mayor Anna Mäkelä has been unlawfully dismissed.


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Acting Municipal President Timo Kurula, accused of office offences related to the crisis, has stepped down until the end of 2017.


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Sanna Ylinampa serves as the municipal commissioner.


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[18] A clearing team, headed by Antti Rantakokko, has been set up to resolve the situation.


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[19] Events in Kittilä in Kittilä church village are held in Kittilä market in July.


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During the market, the pike fishing event “Crocodilirock” is also held, where participants compete for the largest pike catch in Kittilä's Haudanä.


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On the market weekend there is also traditionally a music event called Veres and snowmobiles water cross competitions organised by the Kittilä Motor Club.


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In autumn, Kittilä runs the Ruskamarathon, which was held for the 27th time in 2010.


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Since 2008, Kittilä's Christmas Night event has been held in Kittilä.


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A Christmas film is often presented in Kino Yläri immediately from the afternoon, and a small fairytale session is arranged for children between three o'clock and six o'clock in Kittilä Municipal Library.


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On Christmas night, among other things, Santa Claus is visited, joint songs are sung in church and plays are performed.


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The tradition also includes a shop window contest where people are allowed to vote for a shop window of their liking.


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A surprise prize will be handed out among voters at the square.


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Also, most of the shops are open until 11pm.


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Christmas night will culminate in a fireworks display at Haudanä at 11pm.


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Kittilä Levi also hosts several events annually, e.g.


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Alpine Skiing World Cup Sectionals and Levi24 Mountain Bike event.


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Well-known Kittilans Niilo Hangasvaara, discus thrower Einari Junttila, visual artist [20] Vesa Junttila, visual artist Jari Kujala, musician Pekka Kujala, poet, composer, songwriter Jouni Lompolo, author, pachinist Origo, born in Kittilä Arto Paasilinna, writer, born in Kittilä Päivikki Palosaari, entrepreneur Teemu Palosaari, actor Kalervo Palsa, visual artist Reijo Raekallio, visual artist [21] Niilo Rauhala, poet, born in Kittilä Kuivasalmi Saila Seurujärvi, musician Leo Siirtola, year 1976 Master pelimanni in violin playing, musician Reidar Särestöniemi, visual artist Ahti Vielma, writer Ukko-Pekka Yliranta, winner of the 2008 Golden Accordion See also List of public art works and monuments in Kittilä Sources * Category:Key articles of screening


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A transistor is a three-junction semiconductor device that can act as a switch, amplifier, or element of memory.


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[1] Transistors are generally divided into two main types: bipolar transistors (junction transistor,, BJT) and channel transistors (FETs).


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The FET is a transconductance amplifier by its principle of operation, that is, the current passing through it is proportional to the voltage at the input.


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The bipolar transistor, in turn, acts as a current amplifier.


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However, using peripheral components, other types of amplifiers and switches can also be built from transistors.


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Transistors are a central part of modern electronics and can be found in practically all electronic systems, its invention allowed the products to be manufactured to become smaller and degraded.


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The invention of the transistor is listed in the IEEE's Electronics Achievements and its inventors were handed the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1956.


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[2] The history of the transistor was invented in 1947 by physicists Walter Brattain and John Bardeen of the American Bell Telephone Laboratory.


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[3] [4] The first transistor was a tip transistor built of gold and germanium.


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A year later, William Shockley, who was part of the same group of researchers, developed a bipolar junction transistor [3] based on two divergent and consecutive pn junctions either pn-np (pnp-transistor) or np-pn (npn transistor).


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Bipolar assay means that both types of charge transporter (apertures and electrons) are used in the operation of the transistor, whereas in unipolar transistors only the second type.


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Patent number 2524035 has been applied for the invention in 1948.


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[5] Industrially, transistors began to be manufactured in 1951 and already by the middle of the same decade the junction transistor had supplanted the tip transistors almost completely.


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In this case, a new transistor based on the channel effect, or FET (Field Effect Transistor), was also developed.


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The transistor is considered by many to be one of the most significant inventions of the 20th century.


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The transistor largely replaced the much larger, more unreliable, and more power-consuming electron tubes.


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In electronic devices today, in addition to single-compressed transistors, microcircuits are often used.


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Microcircuits usually contain mainly transistors, which can hold up to more than one billion pieces on the same microcircuit.


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The number of transistors in a microcircuit, according to Moore's Law, doubles about every two years.


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Electron-tube-transistor microcircuit development has enabled the continued reduction of electronics and simultaneous growth in computing power, hence, among others, home computers, digital TVs, mobile phones, and broadband connections.


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In practice, we are already in the state that the reduction of devices is no longer limited by their usability.


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For example, a digital tuner could technically make a lump of sugar smaller.


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Transistors based on silicon were first introduced publicly on 10 May 1954.


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[6] Compared to germanium, this gave, among other things, a better tolerance to high temperatures and thus better reliability.


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[6] The first commercial use for transistors was the IBM 608 (1955) calculator.


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[7] Transistors Manufacturing Semiconductor material can be chemically purified or by the so-called zone melting method.


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In the zone melting method, a rod made of semiconductor material is pulled through a coil.


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The high-frequency current travelling in the coil causes eddy currents inside the rod, causing the semiconductor material to melt.


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After winding, the material solidifies, but impurities remain in the molten part.


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Consequently, impurities move to the end of the rod from which they can be removed.


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Traction technique A transistor can be manufactured using a crystal pull method in which a seed crystal attached to a rotating shaft is lowered into a molten semiconductor material.


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The molten semiconductor material crystallizes around the seed crystal.


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By precipitating molten semiconductor material into an n-type and alternately p-type for additives, p-n-p and n-p-n type transistors are produced.


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Alloying technique In alloying technology, a small piece of suitable impurity is placed on each side of a semiconductor piece.


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When the burn is heated above the melting point of the impurity substance, the melting impurity substance penetrates into the semiconductor.


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If the semiconductor is of n-type, for example germanium, and the impurity substance, for example, indium, then a p-n-p transistor is formed.


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[8] Transistor operation in general The utility of the transistor is based on its ability to adjust with a small signal much larger than the control signal, in which case the transistor acts as an amplifier.


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Similarly, the transistor can also be used as an electrically controlled switch.


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Transistors can be divided into two groups.


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For bipolar transistors whose contacts are designated as head B, collector C and emitter E, as well as channel transistors whose contacts are designated lattice G, collector D and emitter S. In the bipolar transistor in the image, the current passes between collector C and emitter E depending on from the current passing through strain B.


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Using a transistor as a switch Transistors are commonly used in digital electronics as switches due to their small size and short response time.


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The parent current should be sized so that the current transistor can be controlled from closed mode (switch off) to saturation mode (switch on).


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In an ideal situation, the transformation of the two states of the transistor goes the same way without the switch being in open space between.


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Using a transistor as an amplifier The operation of an amplifier can be, in its simplest terms, thought of as divided into a parent circuit and a collector circuit.


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The parent circuit has some voltage source to intensify the voltage source in the collector circuit.


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The voltage in the parent circuit causes a base current between the transistor's stock and the emitter.


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The stem current, on the other hand, generates a collector current between the transistor collector and the emitter.


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In this case, a voltage is created between the collector and the emitter of the transistor, which increases the voltage to be amplified in the collector circuit.


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[9] Function of bipolar transistor The bipolar transistor has three connecting points: collector C (Collector), strain B (Base) and emitter E (Emitter).


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In an NPN type bipolar transistor, the amplified current is applied to the strain, thereby powering electrons from the emitter into the area of the strain.


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However, most of the electrons that come into the strain are subjected to a strong positive electric field on the collector, resulting in a higher current from the collector to the emitter than in terms of the emitter.


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This phenomenon allows for confirmation.


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An NPN transistor typically becomes conductive when the base-emitter voltage is between 0.5 and 0.7V and at the same time the collector-emitter voltage is at least 0.1V.


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In a PNP-type transistor, the polarities of voltages and currents are opposite to those of the NPN transistor.


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Current is mainly drift of apertures towards negative voltage, so a PNP-type transistor is slower than an NPN transistor.


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A PNP transistor typically becomes conductive when the negative strain emitter voltage is self-worth more than 0.5V and simultaneously the negative collector-emitter voltage is self-worth more than 0.1V.


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Modes of operation of bipolar transistor: Closed mode.


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Both contacts are in the blocking direction, and the transistor does not conduct current.


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Open space.


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The collector-strain contact is in the blocking direction and the emitter-strain contact is in the emission direction.


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The transistor conducts the current.


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The mode where the collector-strain contact is in the emission direction and the emitter-strain contact is in the blocking direction.


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The transistor conducts current, but not as well as in open space.


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Saturation mode.


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Both contacts of the stock and collector are in the emission direction.


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The transistor is completely open and conducts current.


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Typical data required for transistor selection sizing are: Ptot power duration UCEO maximum allowable collector-emitter voltage ICMax maximum allowable collector current HFE current gain factor Current gain factor, i.e. collector - stock current ratio means with stock current X in saturation mode, a current according to X * HFE arises from the collector to the emitter, giving the emitter current X + X * HFE.


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The current gain factor can be increased by connecting several transistors sequentially so that the emitter of the previous one is the position of the next one, etc.


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The method is called Darlington coupling.


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The operation of the channel transistor In the channel transistor, the main circuit forms the semiconductor channel between the source S (Source) and the pharynx D (Drain).


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The magnitude of the current passed in it is controlled by the voltage introduced from the channel to the lattice G (Gate) which is electrically isolated or controlled in the blocking direction.


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For example, in an NMOS type FET transistor, the positive voltage brought to the lattice attracts electrons, whereby the electrons form a conductive layer under the lattice insulation between the pharynx and the source and the current can travel from the pharynx to the source.


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Channel transistors laid the groundwork for microcircuit technology.


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Channel transistors can be easily processed into thin silicon wafers for rolling export and connected on the same platform electrically to each other and other components integrated into the same wafer to produce circuits integrated.


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With the increase in circuit size and the millions of transistors it contains, current transistor technology has come close to reaching its limit.


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Transistor structures based on nanotechnology, quantum mechanics, spintronics and molecular operations have been tested as new solutions for microcircuit applications, allowing only one electron to control the transistor.


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See also IGBT Electron tube Basic connections of transistors Sources Electrical Engineering Manual 3 References Literature Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Wiio, Osmo A.; Somerikko, Unto V.| title = Youth Radiobook| publisher = World of Technique| year = 1963}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Salste, Mikko; Porra, Veikko| title = Electronics: Basics of Applied Electronics and Digital Technologies| location = Otaniemi| publisher = Otapublisher| year= 1973| id = ISBN 951-671-053-0}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book | author = Silvonen, Kimmo| title = Electrical Engineering and Electronic| location = Helsinki| publisher = Otadata| year = 2003| id = ISBN 951-672-335-7}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Silvonen, Kimmo; Tiilikainen, Matti; Helenius Kari| title = Analogy Electronic| location = Helsinki| publisher = Edita| year = 2004 (2002) | id = ISBN 951-37-3839-6}} On topic elsewhere IEEE Spectrum, 2005.


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Question: When was the Tarot band formed?

Tarot (band)

Tarot is a Kuopio-based metal band formed in 1982 under the name Purgatory.


Question: When was the Tarot band formed?

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The band is one of the pioneers of Finnish heavy metal.


Question: When was the Tarot band formed?

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Historia Hietala brothers founded Tarot in Kuopio in the early 1980s, although the band was originally called Purgatory.


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At the time, the band's ranks were also influenced by Mako H., then-second guitarist.


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Tarot (band)

As the band arrived at the threshold of their record deal, record label Flamingo Records demanded a change of name for the band.


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Tarot (band)

Since then, Purgatory has been known as Tarot.


Question: When was the Tarot band formed?

Tarot (band)

The intake of a record contract was facilitated by singing star Kirka, who recommended the band to Flamingo Records.


Question: When was the Tarot band formed?

Tarot (band)

The band's first single Wings of Darkness was released in 1986, and later that year saw the release of Tarot's first full-length album Spell of Iron.


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Tarot (band)

The following year, a new single, Rose on the Grave, was released.


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Tarot (band)

In 1988, the band released another full-length album, Follow Me into Madness.


Question: When was the Tarot band formed?

Tarot (band)

In the 1980s heavy metal bands (including Tarot) were often characterized by a “bigger is better” philosophy, which was evident especially in concerts.


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Tarot (band)

Even Metallica technicians are known to be amazed by the large size of Tarot's amplifier stacks.


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Tarot (band)

[1] The brothers tell us in an interview with Undead Indeed DVD that there was also ignorance behind the acquisition of a big amp arsenal.


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They didn't know then that their pre-model “Marshall walls” were mostly made up of empty cabinets, so they ordered proper, working cabinets with amplifiers.


Question: When was the Tarot band formed?

Tarot (band)

After the second album, a few years of silence on the record front followed, and the band's lineup changed slightly as well — Mako H. and his guitars were replaced by Janne Tolsa and keyboards.


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Tarot (band)

Five years after Follow Me into Madness, the band's third studio album To Live Forever was released in 1993.


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Tarot (band)

The band received good publicity in Japan, and in 1994 Tarot's first live album was released in Japan — the concert was recorded at the Tavastia Club in Helsinki.


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Some of the songs on the live album were also released on the bonus CD that came with the limited edition of Tarot's next studio album, Stigmata.


Question: When was the Tarot band formed?

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Again followed a few years of silence on the record front until For the Glory of Nothing was released in 1998.


Question: When was the Tarot band formed?

Tarot (band)

The same year also appeared Tarot's first compilation album Shining Black in Japan.


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Tarot (band)

Over the next few years, the band performed numerous gigs all over Finland.


Question: When was the Tarot band formed?

Tarot (band)

Although Tarot was not particularly active, bass singer Marco Hietala was.


Question: When was the Tarot band formed?

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He played at Sinergy and Conquest, among others.


Question: When was the Tarot band formed?

Tarot (band)

After Hietala joined Nightwish in 2002, Tarot also gained further publicity.


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In 2003, a Japan release from five years ago, the Shining Black compilation, was also released in other parts of the world.


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The band then signed a deal with Spinefarm Records, and their seventh studio album Suffer Our Pleasures was released later that year.


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Tarot (band)

In 2006, after three years of quiet living, remastered versions of Tarot's first six albums were released, which also contained previously unreleased material.


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The re-releases were so successful that a new single You appeared in May, which reached first place on the Finnish singles chart for the first time in the band's history.


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At the same time, there was also a slight change in the composition of the band: already after about ten years in Tarot's backing forces, Tommi Salmela was elevated to the official line-up as second vocalist.


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The label also changed to King Foo Entertainment.


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Tarot (band)

Towards the end of the year Tarot's eighth album Crows Fly Black was released.


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In 2008, the band's first live DVD Undead Indeed appeared, which received really good reviews on Imperi.net.


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On 10 March 2010, while Nightwish was on hiatus, Tarot released their eighth studio album, Gravity of Light.


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On June 8, the album was released in the


Question: When was the Tarot band formed?

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A music video has also been made for Gravity of Light's song “I Walk Forever”.


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In late 2009, the band began official recordings of the album and on December 9, 2009, the official website announced the name of the new record.


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Along with that, the band also embarked on a tour that included at least a Moscow and American gig.


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Tarot (band)

Tarot is one of Finland's most long-standing heavy metal bands and also one of the only Finnish heavy metal bands that continued for a couple of decades.


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In April 2011, the band released their first-born album Spell of Iron as a re-recorded version under the name The Spell of Iron MMXI.


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[2] The band's original drummer Pecu Cinnari passed away on September 11, 2016.


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[3] Members Current Marco Hietala — bass, vocals Zachary Hietala — guitar Tommi “Tuple” Salmela — vocals, sampler Janne Tolsa — keyboards Former Mako H. — guitar Pecu Cinnari — drums Discography Studio Albums Live Albums Compilation albums Singles (digisingle) DVDs Sources on topic elsewhere Category:Finnish metal bands Category:Key articles of screening


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

Administrative science is a social science research area in Finland and, since 1994, also a university subject that counts as one of the administrative sciences, i.e. administrative science subjects.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

From the point of view of the target areas of scientific research, administrative science is the study of governance.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

Among the interests of administrative science are decision-making, governance systems, organisations, governance, management in general and strategic management, particularly in the public sector.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

Traditionally, administrative science and public administration that preceded it as a subject have been the subjects of government and municipal organisations in Finland, i.e. public administration.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

In administrative science, however, there is also an examination of the governance of organisations and companies.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

Local, regional, national and state, multinational and transnational organisations can be targeted, as well as other destinations.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

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Administrative science is taught in universities.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

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For example, at the University of Tampere, administrative science can be majored in Administrative Science, Public Law, Municipal and Regional Management, Public Financial Management and Environmental Policy and Regional Science [1].


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

As of 1 August 2010, the subject title “Administrative Science”, which was originally applied at the University of Vaasa after a decade and a half, was replaced by the title Public Management.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

The university subjects Health Administration (University of Kuopio, University of Oulu) and Social Administration (University of Kuopio) and Social Administration (University of Kuopio) belong to health sciences according to the divisions of research and teaching fields in force in Finland.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

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Instead, they do not fall into administrative sciences from that point of view.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

On the other hand, the subject of Social and Health Administration at the University of Vaasa is one of the administrative science subjects in view of its degree title.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

Administrative science in the field of sciences Appearance in Europe The title 'administrative science' has formed two meanings in Finland.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

On the one hand, there is the question of research area and university subject matter.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

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On the other hand, the Academy of Finland applies the unique designation 'administrative science' (research area number 6111) in its research area classification to refer to all ten administrative sciences studied and taught in Finland and perhaps a significant part of other governance research.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

In other countries, the subject administrative science as such does not appear, but there are nevertheless plenty of comparisons.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

Among them is the Public Administration, which is traditionally translated as Public Administration, Public Policy, Public Affairs, Public Service and bestuurskunde, literally 'control' but in fact equal to ' government'.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

No other country presents a specific field of administrative research and education, unlike Finland instead.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

In other Nordic countries, governance research is in most universities placed under the heading statsvetenskap, or literally political science, under either the context or connection with political science, that is, political research.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

Unlike the circumstances of Finland, in some other countries, public administration issues are also widely accepted as subjects of business studies, as is the case in Sweden and Norway, for example.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

Specifically, as a field of study and subject in the related fields of administrative science, sociology, in some respects political science, political science, and psychology, among other things, with regard to specific management issues.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

In turn, given a more extensive examination of the ten academic subjects present in Finland, local sciences must also include national economics, business studies, business studies, law subjects producing law degrees and some natural sciences such as geography for the administrative discipline called regional science and some other natural sciences and, in part, technical sciences for the administrative environmental policy subject.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

The title 'Administrative Science' As such, administrative science is known in other parts of the world in other close terms.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

Administrative science is often positioned differently from ours, but also as an established area of study and academic subject.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

The German term Verwaltungswissenschaft originally developed into the use of princely court rule of centuries past, with the then authors wishing to emphasise the scientificity of the approaches they offered.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

Although in older German the word Wissenschaft referred as much to some doctrine, or doctrine, as to what is now meant by the word 'science'.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

Today, Verwaltungswissenschaft also appears in the German-language area as the name of a specified section of certain degree programmes which are mainly located in Political Studies.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

A major educational and research institution is, in turn, the Hochschule für Verwaltungswissenschaften in Speyer, Germany, hence the plural name.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

In the French language, the phrase science administrative is mainly younger to cancel than in the German language Verwaltungswissenschaft.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

An example of the equivalents of the word administrative science in other languages also includes the title International Institute of Administrative Sciences (IIAS), expressed in plural form.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

The issue is an international organization founded in 1930 to express then-and still-driven efforts to combine expertise from a wide range of fields when solving problems in governance research and governance practice.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

The expression science of administration appeared in the English language between the world wars for certain attempts to apply the scientific grip as it was expressed at the time in governance research and practical administration.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

The title of a major scientific journal, on the other hand, appears Administrative Science Quartely, however, without locating itself in any downright cohesive, single area of research.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

Anglo-American universities have lines of research and education under the name “Administrative Sciences”, meaning the Administrative Sciences Line.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

After the country regained its independence with the dissolution of the Soviet Union, Estonia adopted the name avalu haldus, directly translated as 'public administration', i.e. equal to the name of the research and teaching object.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

A special set of administrative science subjects, like Finland, has not been born in Estonia.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

In fact, that subject has been abolished from the University of Tartu in terms of title, with the result that it is no longer present only at Tallinn University of Technology.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

At the University of Tallinn, the former Tallinn School of Education and the University of Tartu, the subject is now called “political science”, similar to that of Finland in other Nordic countries where the corresponding umbrella concept is statsvetenskap.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

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Teaching and research in administrative science and other administrative sciences in Finland Research and teaching in administration is offered at the Universities of Helsinki, Eastern Finland, Lapland, Tampere and Vaasa and Åbo Akademi in Turku.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

[2] Administrative science can be studied in Finland specifically under that discipline at two Finnish universities: the University of Tampere and the University of Lapland.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

The University of Vaasa is therefore called Public Management from 1 August 2010.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

At the University of Helsinki, you can study the subject of general political science in the line of governance and organizational research [3].


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

Administrative Studies may major in Administrative Science, Administrative Law, Public Law, Financial Administration, or Financial Law.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

The teaching of administrative sciences deals with the administrative systems of municipalities, the state and the European Union, as well as the functions of public interest and private organisations.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

There are differences in the content and emphasis of studies between universities.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

[2] In polytechnics, administrative science is not represented any more than other administrative sciences.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

Admittedly, some UAS studies include considerable material on public administration.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

University of Tampere University Tampere University of Tampere's first “lesson chair”, or professorship, is the oldest in the Nordic countries.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

It was established as the subject's public administration lesson chair in 1965.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

The subject title changed to administrative science in 1994.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

Today, the degree programme in administrative science is part of the University of Tampere School of Management.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

Administrative Science is the subject of application.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

During the studies it is possible to choose administrative science, public financial management, public law, municipal and regional management or environmental and regional policy.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

From all directions of study, you can graduate with a Bachelor of Science, Master's, Licentiate and Doctorate in Administrative Sciences.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

In addition, the School of Management's degree programme in Administrative Sciences offers four Master's Programmes: Master's Programme in Higher Education Administration and Management (KOHAMA), Master's Programme in Audit and Evaluation, Master's Programme in Security Administration and Master's Degree Programme in Research and Research and Innovation in Higher Education (MARIHE).


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

The Master's Programme in Security Administration is for people with a police background.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

University of Vaasa University of Vaasa has spent a good ten years in the subject Public Administration.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

It changed its title to 'Administrative Science' in 1994.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

As mentioned above, as of 1 August 2010, the subject title is 'public management'.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

It, as well as other administrative science subjects of the university, are currently housed in the university's Philosophical Faculty, whose other ingredients consist of the university's linguistic subjects.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

At the University of Vaasa, the special competence of the administrative science subject is focused on public management research, governance comparative research and international governance issues.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

Professors HT Ari Salminen (emeritus) and HT Esa Hyyryläinen have been placed at the university.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

Professor of Social and Health Administration, a separate administrative discipline in several respects with public management, is HT Pirkko Vartiainen.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

At the University of Vaasa, you can study administrative sciences in five major subjects.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

They are Regional Science, Public Management, Public Law, and Social and Health Administration Science.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

In public management, the Intercultural Studies in Communication and Administration (ICS) Master's Programme in Intercultural Studies in Communication and Administration (ICS) focused on issues in international administration and communication is also offered.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

The University of Lapland at the University of Lapland offers public administration as a general line.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

In conjunction with this entity, administrative scientific areas of specialization, namely information administration of public administration and psychology of management work together.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

Three thematic areas of emphasis in administrative science graduate bachelors, masters, licentiates and doctorates in administrative science.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

At the University of Lapland, the subject of administrative science works in the Faculty of Social Sciences.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

The subject is part of the teaching and research pool where, in addition to administrative science, are applied psychology (i.e.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

the academic subjects of management psychology) and management.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

The background of the Lesson Chair in Administrative Science at the University of Lapland is in the Public Administration Subject started in 1985.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

Professors in administrative science were Professors HT, PhD Antti Syväjärvi and HT Jari Stenvall and Professor of Psychology (Psychology of Management) Pst Juha Perttula.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

At the University of Lapland, the major in administrative sciences is specifically administrative science.


Question: Where was administrative science started to be taught?

Administrative Science

The theme of information management includes law (legal informatics) and public law, while in the psychology of management, applied psychology is applied psychology.