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Das Erzbistum Florianópolis (, ) ist ein römisch-katholisches Erzbistum mit Sitz in Florianópolis im brasilianischen Bundesstaat Santa Catarina.

Geschichte
Papst Pius X. errichtete das Bistum Florianópolis, das auch als Bistum Santa Catarina bezeichnet wurde, am 19. März 1908 aus Gebietsanteilen des Bistums Curitiba und unterstellte es dem Erzbistum Porto Alegre als Suffragan. Zum ersten Bischof ernannte der Papst am 3. Mai desselben Jahres den aus Deutschland stammenden Johannes Baptist Becker. Am 17. Januar 1927 erhob Papst Pius XI. das Bistum zum Erzbistum und Metropolitansitz.

Erzbischöfe
 João Batista Becker (1908–1912)
 Joaquim Domingues de Oliveira (1914–1967)
 Alfonso Niehues (1967–1991)
 Eusébio Scheid SCJ (1991–2001)
 Murilo Sebastião Ramos Krieger SCJ (2002–2011)
 Wilson Tadeu Jönck SCJ (seit 2011)

Weblinks
 Homepage des Erzbistums Florianópolis (portugiesisch)
  (englisch)

Florianopolis
Organisation (Florianópolis)
Religion (Santa Catarina)
Gegründet 1906


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Telč (Duits: Teltsch) is een Tsjechische stad in de regio Vysočina, en maakt deel uit van het district Okres Jihlava.
Telč telt 5812 inwoners.

De oudste vermelding van Telč stamt uit het jaar 1207. Het historische centrum van Telč staat sind 1992 op de Werelderfgoedlijst van UNESCO.

Bezienswaardigheden
 Markt met renaissance- en barokhuizen uit de 16de en 17de eeuw
 Kasteel Telč
 Vestingwerken
 Heilige Geestkerk (Kostel svatého Ducha)
 Sint-Jakobskerk (Kostel svatého Jakuba)
 Jezuïetenkerk uit 1666

Gemeente in Jihlava
Werelderfgoed in Tsjechië

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Die rumänische Davis-Cup-Mannschaft ist die Tennisnationalmannschaft Rumäniens. Der Davis Cup ist der wichtigste Wettbewerb für Nationalmannschaften im Herren-Tennis, analog zum Fed Cup bei den Damen.

Geschichte
1922 nahm Rumänien erstmals am Davis Cup teil. Insgesamt dreimal stand die Mannschaft im Finale des Cups: 1969, 1971 und 1972. In allen drei Finals unterlag man jedoch dem US-amerikanischen Team. Damit ist Rumänien neben Indien und Belgien die einzige Mannschaft mit mehr als einer Finalteilnahme, die noch nie den Titel gewinnen konnte. Der mit Abstand erfolgreichste rumänische Spieler ist Ilie Năstase, der in 52 Partien innerhalb von 18 Jahren insgesamt 109 Spiele gewinnen konnte, davon 74 im Einzel und 35 im Doppel.

Aktuelles Team
Folgende Spieler traten beim Davis Cup 2011 für Rumänien an:
Victor Hănescu
Victor Crivoi
Horia Tecău
Marius Copil
Adrian Ungur

Finalteilnahmen
Die Ergebnisse der Finalteilnahmen werden aus rumänischer Sicht angegeben.

Siehe auch
Rumänische Billie-Jean-King-Cup-Mannschaft

Weblinks

Davis-Cup-Mannschaft
Daviscupmannschaft
Daviscup


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Ratusz w Drawsku Pomorskim - wybudowany na przełomie XIX i XX wieku w stylu eklektycznym efektowny gmach mieści się przy placu Elizy Orzeszkowej. Jest to dwukondygnacyjna z zagospodarowanym poddaszem, podpiwniczona budowla, wybudowana na planie prostokąta, nakryta mansardowym dachem z facjatkami i oknami w stylu "przymknięte powieki". Fasada główna ozdobiona jest ryzalitem trzyosiowym z trójkątnym neobarokowym naczółkiem z wizerunkiem gryfa podpartego dwoma fryzami. Na środku kalenicy znajduje się półkolisty świetlik otoczony ażurowa balustradą. Okna posiadają neorenesansowe obramienia. Obecnie siedziba Starostwa Powiatowego.

Bibliografia
 Roman Pawlak. Polska. Zabytkowe ratusze. Sport i Turystyka - MUZA SA, Warszawa 2003.

Zabytki w Drawsku Pomorskim
Drawsku Pomorskim
Budynki w Polsce oddane do użytku w 1909
Obiekty budowlane w Drawsku Pomorskim


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Javier Clemente Lazaro, španski nogometaš in trener, * 12. marec 1950, Barakaldo, Vizcaya, Španija.

Trenutno je trener libijske nogometne reprezentance.

Sklici

Glej tudi
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Trenerji Atlético de Madrida
Trenerji RCD Espanyola
Trenerji Real Betisa
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Selektorji španske nogometne reprezentance
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Trenerji Real Valladolida
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Carriera

Giocatore
La carriera di Valerij Krivov si svolge interamente tra le file dello  con cui arriva per due volte al terzo posto nel campionato sovietico e con cui vince la prima edizione della Coppa delle Coppe.

Con la nazionale sovietica ha vinto un oro alle Olimpiadi, un campionato mondiale e un campionato europeo.

Allenatore
La carriera di allenatore inizia nella . Dopo una parentesi di due anni come allenatore della nazionale siriana, ritorna in pianta stabile in Ucraina dove allena per la seconda volta la .

Muore all'età di 43 anni a Luhans'k.

Palmarès

Club

Giocatore

1972-73

Premi individuali
1974 - Campionato sovietico: Incluso tra i 24 migliori pallavolisti dell'URSS
1975 - Campionato sovietico: Incluso tra i 24 migliori pallavolisti dell'URSS
1976 - Campionato sovietico: Incluso tra i 24 migliori pallavolisti dell'URSS
1977 - Campionato sovietico: Incluso tra i 24 migliori pallavolisti dell'URSS
1978 - Campionato sovietico: Incluso tra i 24 migliori pallavolisti dell'URSS
1979 - Campionato sovietico: Incluso tra i 24 migliori pallavolisti dell'URSS
1980 - Campionato sovietico: Incluso tra i 24 migliori pallavolisti dell'URSS

Collegamenti esterni

Vincitori di medaglia d'oro olimpica per l'Unione Sovietica


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Alain Caveglia, né le  à Vénissieux dans la banlieue de Lyon, est un joueur de football et dirigeant français.

Capable de jouer comme milieu de terrain offensif ou comme attaquant, Caveglia a marqué 104 buts en première division française, à Sochaux, Le Havre, Lyon et Nantes.

D'abord converti agent de joueurs, il occupe entre 2011 et 2018 le poste de directeur sportif au Stade Malherbe de Caen et devient recruteur de l'Olympique lyonnais en 2021.

Carrière
Formé à l'Olympique lyonnais, Alain Caveglia commence pourtant sa carrière professionnelle au Football Club de Gueugnon, club de deuxième division où il signe en 1987, à . Après deux saisons d'apprentissage, il se fait connaître du grand public en terminant second meilleur buteur de la saison 1989-1990 de Ligue 2, derrière Didier Monczuk, avec .

Ses performances lui permettent d'attirer les clubs de première division, et il rejoint finalement en 1990 le Football Club Sochaux-Montbéliard. Il y fait ses débuts le  contre le Stade brestois. Après une première saison comme remplaçant il devient un joueur majeur du club. Lors de sa quatrième saison dans le Doubs, il inscrit notamment . Cependant Sochaux ne parvient pas à décoller de la deuxième moitié du classement. Le Havre fait appel à lui en 1994. Il marque  dès de sa première saison et contribue activement aux bonnes saisons du club normand ( et ).

En 1996-1997, il rejoint son club formateur L'Olympique lyonnais pour être associé a la star montante du club Florian Maurice mais également au jeune Ludovic Giuly. Pour sa première saison avec Lyon il inscrit pas moins de 19 buts et devient rapidement l'un des chouchous du public lyonnais qui le surnomme « Cavégol ». Par la suite il accompagne la montée en puissance du club lyonnais pour lequel il marque  en quatre saisons de championnat, et devient même capitaine. Il découvre également la coupe d'Europe et marque  en  (coupe Intertoto, coupe UEFA et Ligue des champions réunies).

Poussé sur le banc par le recrutement de Sonny Anderson et Tony Vairelles, il profite du mercato hivernal pour partir au FC Nantes, où il joue six mois et où il remporte la Coupe de France en 2000. En finale, face aux amateurs de Calais, Alain Caveglia provoque un penalty très litigieux, qui donne la victoire aux Nantais, ce qui lui vaut d'être l'objet de vives critiques après le match. Ce trophée est le seul titre qu'il remporte au cours de sa carrière.

Caveglia retourne ensuite au Havre qu'il contribue à faire remonter en D1, en marquant  en deux ans ce qui lui vaut d'être élu meilleur joueur de D2 en 2002. Sur ce succès, il prend sa retraite sportive, à l'âge de .

En , il rejoint le Stade Malherbe Caen, en qualité de directeur sportif. Durant huit ans, il dirige le recrutement de l'équipe première. Il quitte le club d'un commun accord le .

En , il devient recruteur pour l'Olympique lyonnais.

En 2022, le magazine So Foot le classe dans le top 1000 des meilleurs joueurs du championnat de France, à la .

Statistiques

Bilan personnel
  2 matchs en Ligue des Champions
  14 matchs et 8 buts en Coupe de l'UEFA
  8 matchs et 5 buts en Coupe Intertoto
  313 matchs et 104 buts en Division 1
  127 matchs et 59 buts en Division 2

Palmarès
 Vainqueur de la Coupe de France en 2000 avec le FC Nantes

Références

Liens externes

Footballeur français
Joueur du FC Gueugnon
Joueur du FC Sochaux-Montbéliard
Joueur du Havre AC
Joueur de l'Olympique lyonnais
Joueur du FC Nantes
Naissance en mars 1968
Naissance à Vénissieux


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Králováci byli šumavští osadníci převážně německé národnosti (kromě převážně české rychty ve Stachách), kteří se věnovali se také těžbě dřeva a pastevectví. Byli svobodní, podřízeni jen českému králi, který jim udělil četné výsady (právo lovu, mýcení stromů, vaření piva aj.), aby podpořil osídlení v těchto odlehlých končinách. Četné zmínky tradované v turistických průvodcích a materiálech o tom, že Králováci osidlovali pohraničí již od 12. až 13. století jsou mylné. Podobně byly vyvráceny teorie dávajícící Králováky do souvislosti s Chody. Německá kolonizace západní části Šumavy se plně rozvinula v 16. století. Králováci sídlili v osamělých dvorcích uprostřed svých pozemků kolem osmi rychet, vrchní rychtáře směli sami volit. Privilegované postavení se Královákům, na rozdíl od Chodů, podařilo udržet až do roku 1848.

Královácké rychty
Území obývané Králováky bylo původně rozděleno do osmi rychet:

 Svatá Kateřina (Sankt Katharina)
 Hamry (Hammern)
 Hojsova Stráž (Eisenstraß)
 Javorná (Seewiesen)
 Zhůří (Haidl Am Ahornberg)
 Kochánov (Kochet)
 Stodůlky (Alt-Stadeln)
 Stachy (Stachau)

Historie
Území Královského hvozdu bylo k Čechám definitivně připojeno Přemyslem Otakarem II. roku 1273.

Během třicetileté války bylo královácké území dáno královskou komorou České koruny do zástavy a zpět už nikdy nevyplaceno. Tím přešlo toto území v majetek panství prášilského a bystřického, přičemž si ovšem králováčtí svobodní sedláci podrželi svá stará práva a privilegia. Králováci měli zejména právo volit si ze svého středu vlastního rychtáře, jakož i vrchního rychtáře, jemuž příslušelo i vedení dávek a soupisů, zatímco jiné záležitosti administrativy obstarávala panství Prášily (Stubenbach) a Bystřice nad Úhlavou (Bistritz an der Angel). Sedláci byli zproštěni robotních povinností, směli vařit pivo a pálit kořalku, užívali i privilegia svobodné honitby a rybolovu na svých pozemcích a ve svých vodách.

Po zrušení roboty a poddanství (1848) se samozřejmě staly tyto staré svobody a výsady něčím, co příslušelo od té doby i všem ostatním šumavským sedlákům, zbaveným roboty a svobodným náhle stejně jako Králováci. Nicméně i poté se králováčtí sedláci cítili být v jistém smyslu jiní než ti donedávna ještě robotní rolníci, na které svobodní sedláci dříve shlíželi s jistou pohrdavou přezíravostí. Královácká hrdost nebyla bez oprávnění. Nehledě na samo vědomí, že jejich předkové byli odnepaměti svobodnými vlastníky půdy, poddanými přímo českému králi, těšila se většina z nich významnému jmění a blahobytu a v důsledku toho i značnému vzdělání, kterým znatelně převyšovali ty ostatní svého stavu. K tomu je třeba přičíst, že královácké dvorce, z nichž mnohé zůstávaly po staletí v držení jednoho a téhož selského rodu, ležely často při těch půdou nejlepších, a proto i nejvýnosnějších pozemcích, obklopeny obvykle (alespoň ty největší z nich) staveními, které svobodní sedláci, neschopni své pozemky obdělávat vlastními silami, zřídili pro ty ostatní, kteří pro ně museli konat práce za denní mzdu. Každý větší "svobodný dvorec" (Freihof) tak představoval malý panský statek s panským domem a obydlími zemědělských "dělníků" a během staletí se musel z patriarchálního poměru mezi majitelem a na něm závislými, v jistém smyslu mu poddanými, pracovníky vytvořit pocit panské nadřazenosti.

Od roku 1848 příslušelo královácké území ke třem c.k. okresním soudům v Nýrsku (Neuern), Sušici (Schüttenhofen) a v Kašperských Horách.

Architektura
Svobodní sedláci Královského hvozdu sice nevytvořili svébytný architektonický styl, ale v kompozici jednotlivých částí hospodářství využili stavební prvky šumavského domu a typickým králováckým rysem byla rozptýlená dispozice – součásti hospodářského domu, které má šumavský dům pod jednou střechou, byly u královackých dvorců osamostatněny. Majetky králováckých sedláků byly co do velikosti značně rozdílné. Obývali však vesměs uzavřené dvorce, opatřené často i domácí kaplí. Stavební sloh těchto dvorců se různil. V níže položených krajích byla stavení spíše z kamene a s vysokou taškovou či šindelovou střechou, ve vyšších polohách však byly nad roubenými stěnami horských chalup ploché, daleko dopředu vybíhající prkenné střechy, zatížené balvany. Prostou a krásnou řezbou často zdobená lomenice měla pod ochranou převislé střechy přes celou šíři štítové stěny otevřenou dřevěnou pavlač. Tento stavební sloh je podobný architektuře v alpské krajině Švýcarska, Horního Bavorska a Tyrolska.

Královácký dvorec ležel vždy uprostřed pozemků k němu náležejících. Tyto statky netvořily uzavřené obce či vsi, ale byly jednotlivě rozptýleny v krajině. Podobně jako v jiných oblastech s německou architekturou (Vestfálsko, Horní Bavorsko, Schwarzwald) měl každý dvorec na Královácku své zvláštní jméno (např. Metzerhof, Schindelhof, Gubenhof, Semmelhof, Berghof, Schneiderhof, Tomandlhof, Girglhof, Gerlhof). Panský dům býval na lomenici zdoben zvoničkou, jejíž zvon se rozezníval jak o začátku či konci denních prací, tak i v poledne, či v čase nouze svolával sousedy nebo prokazoval poslední poctu zemřelému.

Královácký dvorec Antýgl

Do dnešní doby se zachoval královácký dvorec z 18. století na Antýglu, se šindelovými střechami a zvoničkou. Komplex na Antýglu je ukázkou jak v minulosti královácký statek (dvorec) vypadal. Dvorec byl tvořen skupinou roubených a zděných stavení. Skládal se z vlastní chalupy, podružského domku, stodoly a kaple. V okolí každého dvorce si stavěla své chalupy čeleď, která zde pracovala. I dnes můžeme vidět šindelovou střechu a široké nízké štíty s vyřezávanými obrazci. Pro královácké dvorce byla typická kaplička se zvoničkou. V případě špatného počasí zde vyzváněli, aby poutníky dovedli do bezpečí. Oválnému okénku ve vikýři, jaké mívají i zde na Antýglu, se říká volské oko.

Královácký kroj
Králováci měli také svůj kroj, kterým se nijak podstatně nelišili od ostatních německých obyvatel Šumavy, muži však nosili černé plstěné klobouky s širokým okrajem a barevnými stuhami, vyjadřujícími odlišnost jednotlivých někdejších rychet. Ženy a dívky mívaly na hlavě jako všechny ostatní Šumavanky zavázán šátek, zakončený na zádech dvěma velkými cípy, ležícími vedle sebe na způsob křídel.

Umrlčí prkna

Zvláštním zvykem svobodných sedláků z Královského hvozdu, z údolí Úhlavy a přilehlých území (v někdejších rychtách Svatá Kateřina, Hamry, Hojsova Stráž a Zhůří), bylo umisťování umrlčích prken. Když umřel někdo z členů rodiny, byl položen na prkno ozdobené symboly smrti a pestře pomalované, které bylo poté, co mrtvé tělo pochovali, opatřeno ještě jménem a daty narození a úmrtí zesnulého, nějakým odkazem či průpovědí ve verších a prosbou o otčenáš za duši nebožtíkovu, na horním konci bylo zahroceno a ve vztyčené poloze dolním koncem zaraženo do země, obvykle v blízkosti statku nebo při cestě, jdoucí kolem pozemků, často také pod nějakým krásným starým stromem, u kaple či polního kříže. Nápis na každém umrlčím prkně začínal obvykle slovy, že "auf diesem Brett hat gelegen der ehrengeachtete" nebo "...die tugendsame N.N." atd. (tj. že "na tomto prkně ležel ctihodný" či "počestná N.N." atd.) Často vznikaly celé řady takových vztyčených umrlčích prken, z jejichž nápisů se dal pak vyčíst běh života a osudy jednotlivých členů rodiny během celého půlstoletí. S tímto zvykem se lze setkat všude od náhorní pláně při Furthu přes celý Bavorský les až dolů k Dunaji. I v železnorudské kotlině se lze všude setkat s umrlčími prkny. Umrlčí prkna sloužila také poutníkům k orientaci, neboť se nápisy na nich vždy uváděly jméno nejbližšího dvorce či místa.

Reference

Literatura

ČERNÝ, Václav; TLAMSOVÁ, Hanka. Stašské královácké rody jako badatelský problém. Literatura, prameny a překážky. Genealogické a heraldické listy. 2017. roč. 37, čís. 4, s. 34–40.
ČERNÝ, Václav. "Královákem nejsi, tak zvyky našeho dobrého selského stavu zachovávej". Odlišné rodinné strategie uplatňované ve venkovském prostředí na jihu Čech (1750–1850). In: Historie 2014 : sborník prací z celostátní studentské konference : Liberec 23.–24. dubna 2015. Liberec: Katedra historie, Fakulta přírodovědně-humanitní a pedagogická, Technická univerzita v Liberci, 2019, s. 161–190.

Etnické skupiny v Česku
Šumavské osobnosti


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Gerd Ruebenstrunk, eigentlich Hans-Gerd Rübenstrunk (* 19. August 1951 in Gelsenkirchen), ist ein deutscher Schriftsteller und TV-Autor.

Biografie
Nach dem Abitur am Gymnasium Andreanum in Hildesheim im Jahr 1971 studierte er zunächst an der Technischen Universität Hannover Germanistik und Englisch und anschließend an der Pädagogischen Hochschule Bielefeld Deutsch, Geschichte und Wirtschaftslehre für das Lehramt der Sekundarstufe I. Von 1976 bis 1980 studierte er Psychologie an der Universität Bielefeld. Nach einer längeren Studienunterbrechung schloss er das Studium 1998 mit dem Diplom ab. Seine Diplomarbeit über die Computersimulation psychologischer Emotionstheorien wird an Hochschulen als Einführungstext in das Thema verwendet.

Von 1984 bis 1995 arbeitete Ruebenstrunk zunächst als Texter, später als Kreativdirektor für verschiedene Werbeagenturen. 1995 entwickelte er für den TV-Sender VOX eine zweistündige Show zur Einführung von Microsoft Windows 95. Anschließend konzipierte er die wöchentliche Computer- und Internetshow CLICK!, die er auch als Chefredakteur betreute und die von 1996 bis 1998 bei VOX ausgestrahlt und von Michael Gantenberg moderiert wurde.

Von 1998 bis 2000 war Ruebenstrunk bei Endemol in Köln Chefautor für die Formate Wie bitte?! (RTL) und Versteckte Kamera (ZDF). 2001 schrieb er, gemeinsam mit Alexander Rettig, eine Folge für die Comedy-Serie Alles Atze.

Gerd Ruebenstrunk lebt am Niederrhein.

Werke

 Automobile Leidenschaft: Mercedes-Benz und Springer & Jacoby (gemeinsam mit Edwin Baaske und Michael Trautmann). Gruner + Jahr, 2002. ISBN 978-3-570-19385-3.
 Explosion in der Motorenhalle. Loewe Verlag, 2008. ISBN 978-3-7855-5926-0.
 Arthur und die Vergessenen Bücher. ArsEdition, 2009. ISBN 978-3-7607-3628-0.
 Arthur und der Botschafter der Schatten. ArsEdition, 2010. ISBN 978-3-7607-5190-0.
 Arthur und die Stadt ohne Namen. ArsEdition, 2011. ISBN 978-3-7607-6453-5.
 Das Wörterbuch des Viktor Vau. Piper Verlag, 2011. ISBN 978-3-492-70224-9.
 Rebellen der Ewigkeit. ArsEdition, 2012. ISBN 978-3-760-76539-6.
 Der letzte Zauberlehrling. ArsEdition, 2012. ISBN 978-3-760-78679-7.
 Assassino. Bloomoon, 2013. ISBN 978-3-760-78681-0.
 Der Schattensammler. Bloomoon, 2014. ISBN 978-3-845-80417-0.
 Blutring. Planet!, 2016. ISBN 978-3-522-50489-8.
 Soul Hunters. Planet!, 2017. ISBN 978-3-522-50549-9.
 Ikarus oder Die 500 Tage von Carnaro. tredition, 2019. ISBN 978-3749722402.

Adaptionen

 Einfach lesen: Explosion in der Motorenhalle (gemeinsam mit Ben Faridi). Cornelsen Verlag, 2009, ISBN 978-3-464-60216-4.
 Arthur und die Vergessenen Bücher. Hörbuch, Jumbo Neue Medien & Verlag, 2010, ISBN 978-3-8337-2665-1.
 Arthur und der Botschafter der Schatten. Hörbuch, Jumbo Neue Medien & Verlag, 2011, ISBN 978-3-8337-2703-0.
 Arthur und die Stadt ohne Namen. Hörbuch, Jumbo Neue Medien & Verlag, 2011, ISBN 978-3-8337-2797-9.
 Rebellen der Ewigkeit. Hörbuch, Jumbo Neue Medien & Verlag, 2012, ISBN 978-3-8337-2920-1.

Übersetzungen

 Interne/externe Kontrollüberzeugung. Theoretische und empirische Arbeiten zum Locus of Control-Konstrukt, herausgegeben von Rosemarie Mielke. Hans Huber Verlag, 1982. ISBN 978-3456811765.
 Die rassistische Internationale. Zur Renaissance der Rassenlehre in der modernen Psychologie, von Michael Billig. Verlag Neue Kritik, 1980. ISBN 978-3801501778.

Weblinks

  Homepage von Gerd Ruebenstrunk
 Autorenblog von Gerd Ruebenstrunk

Einzelnachweise

Autor
Deutscher
Geboren 1951
Mann


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Yzeures-sur-Creuse (, literally Yzeures on Creuse) is a commune in the Indre-et-Loire department, central France.

It is one of the oldest towns in Touraine, occupation dating back to the Upper Paleolithic era earlier than 10,000 BCE. Today, it's a village of 1500 inhabitants, situated in a rural setting. The town benefits from the spa activity of the nearby town of La Roche-Posay. Yzeures also offers a range of tourism activities and second homes are numerous.

Its inhabitants are called Yzeurois, Yzeuroises.

Geography

Yzeures-sur-Creuse is located between Tours and Poitiers in the centre of France, on the banks of the river Creuse. The Creuse meets its tributary Gartempe  from Yzeures near the spa town of La Roche-Posay.

It has the distinction of being the only town of Touraine to expand both on the right bank and left bank of the Creuse. It's also the only town in the department to be watered by the Gartempe.

Yzeures sur Creuse lies at the meeting point of the three departments of Indre-et-Loire (37), Indre (36) and Vienne (86).

Neighboring communes
The town has nine surrounding communities. Five are located in the department of Indre-et-Loire (Chambon, Boussay, Preuilly-sur-Claise, Bossay-sur-Claise and Tournon-Saint-Pierre), three in the department of Vienne (Vicq-sur-Gartempe, La Roche-Posay and Lésigny) and one in the department of Indre (Neons-sur-Creuse).

Nearby towns
By road, the village is located midway between Descartes, Châtellerault and Le Blanc about . Tours is  85 km distant, and Poitiers  53 km distant.

Population

Sights

Archaeological structures

Dolmen de la Pierre Levée, near the hamlet of Confluent.

Buildings
The manor house of Granges, dating from the sixteenth century. Has been listed as a monument historique
The château of Harembure, dating from the eighteenth century to the nineteenth century
The château of Pairé or Péré, dating from the sixteenth century
The château of Thou, dating from the sixteenth century. Has been listed as a monument historique
The château of Marigny, dating from the seventeenth century.
The manor house of Gaudru, dating from the fifteenth century.
The château of La Mothe, dating from the nineteenth century.
The church of Notre-Dame, rebuilt in the nineteenth century. This church is built on the site of a Gallo-Roman temple of Minerva.

Museums

 Mado Robin Museum : Museum to the life of this French soprano. (opened in 2009)
You can see pictures, posters and audio-visual materials, and also her stage costumes presented in reconstituted sets of her greatest roles.

 Gallo Roman Museum of Minerva : 80 sculptures limestone blocks and fragmentary sculptures of a Gallo-Roman temple and a column of Minerva. It regularly hosts temporary exhibitions.

Events
 Yzeures'n'Flore. Festival of flowers in April.
 Fête de la Musique
 Ethni'cité Festival on Saturday 11 July 2009.
 Yzeures'n'Rock Free Concert. In 2009, the 4th edition of this event will be held on Saturday 1 August

Personalities
This is a list of people of interest who were born or resided in Yzeures sur Creuse:
Yzeures is the birthplace of Mado Robin (1918–1960) a French coloratura soprano who could hit the octave range of D4 above high-C (D7 in scientific pitch notation or about 2349 Hz).
Agnès Sorel was a mistress of King Charles VII of France. As the story goes, she was born to Fromenteau, a Yzeures's hamlet.
Paul Burty Haviland (17 June 1880 – 21 December 1950) was an early French-American 20th-century photographer. Havilland died at his estate in Yzeures-sur-Creuse, in 1950.

See also
Horned Serpent
Communes of the Indre-et-Loire department
French Wikipedia :fr:Yzeures-sur-Creuse

References

External links

Official site

Communes of Indre-et-Loire
Indre-et-Loire communes articles needing translation from French Wikipedia


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Bradley Kohler (born May 26, 1964) is an American former professional mixed martial artist who competed in the Heavyweight division. A professional from 1997 until 2012, Kohler competed for the UFC, RINGS and DEEP.

Career
Kohler made his professional debut in July 1997 at the HOOKnSHOOT: Absolute Fighting Championship 2 Heavyweight Tournament, winning a grueling quarterfinal fight against then 8–4 Travis Fulton via TKO at 52:24. In the semifinal he won via TKO due to a hand injury, and in the final faced Caz Daniels. He won after Daniels submitted from strikes at 17:35. After amassing a professional record of 7–0, he made his UFC debut against Tra Telligman at UFC Japan. Kohler was handed his first professional loss via armbar at 10:05.

Kohler's most notable fight occurred at UFC 22 against Steve Judson. Thirty seconds into the first round, Kohler feigned a takedown attempt, only to land a right cross. Judson was knocked out instantly, and suffered a deep gash to his chin at the point of impact. Remaining unconscious and showing signs of having difficulty breathing, referees immediately signaled to the medical staff who administered oxygen treatment to Judson, who was taken out via stretcher to the local hospital.

He made his return to MMA in 2010 after a near 6-year hiatus against Travis Fulton where he lost via KO in the first round 1:01 at CFX: Mayhem in Minneapolis.

Kohler fought for the last time in 2012 against Shane DeZee. Kohler won the fight by TKO after DeZee submitted to punches at 1:42 of round two.
Brad Kohler also competed in professional wrestling matches.

Mixed martial arts record

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| Win
| align=center| 12–15
| Shane DeZee
| TKO (submission to punches)
| Throwdown at the Crowne
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| align=center| 2
| align=center| 1:42
| St. Paul, Minnesota, United States
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|-
| Loss
| align=center| 11–15
| Brad Scholten
| TKO (doctor stoppage)
| Violent Night
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| align=center| 1
| align=center| 5:00
| Maplewood, Minnesota, United States
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|-
| Loss
| align=center| 11–14
| Cameron Befort
| TKO (submission to punches)
| Gladiator
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| align=center| 1
| align=center| 3:27
| Rochester, Minnesota, United States
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|-
| Loss
| align=center| 11–13
| Travis Fulton
| KO (head kick)
| XKL Evolution 2
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| align=center| 1
| align=center| 1:01
| Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
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|-
| Loss
| align=center| 11–12
| Jong Wang Kim
| Submission (rear-naked choke)
| Gladiator FC: Day 1
|
| align=center| 1
| align=center| 1:19
| South Korea
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|-
| Loss
| align=center| 11–11
| Dos Caras Jr.
| TKO (shoulder injury)
| DEEP: 12th Impact
|
| align=center| 1
| align=center| 1:25
| Tokyo, Japan
| Openweight bout.
|-
| Loss
| align=center| 11–10
| Greg Wikan
| TKO (injury)
| UW: St. Cloud 1
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| align=center| 1
| align=center| 1:25
| Minnesota, United States
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|-
| Loss
| align=center| 11–9
| Valentijn Overeem
| Submission (kneebar)
| RINGS: Millennium Combine 2
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| align=center| 1
| align=center| 0:31
| Tokyo, Japan
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|-
| Loss
| align=center| 11–8
| Jason Allar
| TKO (strikes)
| EC 31: Extreme Challenge 31
|
| align=center| 1
| align=center| 3:42
| Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States
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|-
| Loss
| align=center| 11–7
| Chris Haseman
| Submission (kimura)
| RINGS: King of Kings 1999 Final
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| align=center| 1
| align=center| 1:11
| Tokyo, Japan
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|-
| Loss
| align=center| 11–6
| Renato Sobral
| KO (soccer kick)
| WEF 8: Goin' Platinum
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| align=center| 2
| align=center| 0:50
| Rome, Georgia, United States
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|-
| Loss
| align=center| 11–5
| Mikhail Ilyukhin
| Submission (armbar)
| RINGS: King of Kings 1999 Block A
|
| align=center| 1
| align=center| 2:16
| Tokyo, Japan
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|-
| Win
| align=center| 11–4
| Yoshihisa Yamamoto
| Submission (smother)
| RINGS: King of Kings 1999 Block A
|
| align=center| 1
| align=center| 1:57
| Tokyo, Japan
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|-
| Win
| align=center| 10–4
| Steve Judson
| KO (punch)
| UFC 22
|
| align=center| 1
| align=center| 0:30
| Lake Charles, Louisiana, United States
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|-
| Win
| align=center| 9–4
| Butch Williams
| Submission (armbar)
| UW: Ultimate Wrestling
|
| align=center| 1
| align=center| 4:15
| Bloomington, Minnesota, United States
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|-
| Win
| align=center| 8–4
| Andy Douglas
| Submission (rear-naked choke)
| CC 3: Cage Combat 3
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| align=center| 1
| align=center| 1:30
| Cleveland, Ohio, United States
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|-
| Loss
| align=center| 7–4
| Dan Severn
| TKO
| UW: Ultimate Wrestling
|
| align=center| 1
| align=center| 7:57
| Cleveland, Ohio, United States
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|-
| Loss
| align=center| 7–3
| Paul Pumphery
| TKO (injury)
| EC 17: Extreme Challenge 17
|
| align=center| 1
| align=center| 0:06
| Cleveland, Ohio, United States
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|-
| Loss
| align=center| 7–2
| Joe Pardo
| Submission (heel hook)
| EC 17: Extreme Challenge 15
|
| align=center| 1
| align=center| 1:43
| Muncie, Indiana, United States
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|-
| Loss
| align=center| 7–1
| Tra Telligman
| Submission (armbar)
| UFC Japan: Ultimate Japan
|
| align=center| 1
| align=center| 10:05
| Yokohama, Japan
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|-
| Win
| align=center| 7–0
| Joe Slick
| TKO (corner stoppage)
| IFC 6: Battle at Four Bears
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| align=center| 1
| align=center| 4:12
| New Town, North Dakota, United States
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|-
| Win
| align=center| 6–0
| Joel Sutton
| TKO (corner stoppage)
| IFC 6: Battle at Four Bears
|
| align=center| 1
| align=center| 1:24
| New Town, North Dakota, United States
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|-
| Win
| align=center| 5–0
| Sam Adkins
| TKO (cut)
| EC 9: Extreme Challenge 9
|
| align=center| 1
| align=center| 6:56
| Davenport, Iowa, United States
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|-
| Win
| align=center| 4–0
| Scott Morton
| Submission (neck crank)
| EC 8: Extreme Challenge 8
|
| align=center| 1
| align=center| 3:42
| Iowa, United States
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|-
| Win
| align=center| 3–0
| Caz Daniels
| TKO (submission to punches)
| HOOKnSHOOT: Absolute Fighting Championship 2
|
| align=center| 1
| align=center| 17:35
| United States
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|-
| Win
| align=center| 2–0
| Frank Amalfitano
| TKO (hand injury)
| HOOKnSHOOT: Absolute Fighting Championship 2
|
| align=center| 1
| align=center| 4:52
| United States
|
|-
| Win
| align=center| 1–0
| Travis Fulton
| TKO (submission to punches)
| HOOKnSHOOT: Absolute Fighting Championship 2
|
| align=center| 1
| align=center| 52:24
| United States
|

References

External links

1964 births
American male mixed martial artists
Mixed martial artists from Minnesota
Heavyweight mixed martial artists
Mixed martial artists utilizing Greco-Roman wrestling
Living people
People from Bloomington, Minnesota
Ultimate Fighting Championship male fighters


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Nigel Pickering (born Fredy Ray Pickering; June 15 1929 - May 5 2011) was an American folk rock musician, who co-founded and was a songwriter for Spanky And Our Gang.

Career
Nigel Pickering was born Fredy Ray Pickering in 1929 in Pontiac, Missouri. Pickering began his music career playing guitar on the radio with a Milwaukee group called "The Westernaires" in the mid 1950s. Their show was called "Ranch House Roundup" and he was the character "Ranger Tom."

Prior to being in Our Gang, Nigel was a member of the folk trio The Folksters, whom appeared on a 1962 episode of The Tonight Show With Johnny Carson. The trio included Kenny Hodges, who later played in Spanky And Our Gang. Pickering first met Spanky McFarlane and Oz Bach at a Hurricane party in Chicago, Illinois in 1965. The three, along with Malcom Hale and John Seiter, formed Spanky And Our Gang, best known for songs such as Lazy Day, Sunday Will Never Be The Same, and Like To Get To Know You that were produced between 1967 and 1969. The group came to an abrupt end in 1969, following the death of Malcom Hale on October 30 1968.

After the split of Our Gang, Nigel continued to perform as a solo act in clubs. He stopped playing guitar in the late 2000s due to arthritis, but continued to sing. After fighting liver cancer, he died on May 5, 2011 aged 81 in Saint Augustine, Florida.

References

Further reading

1929 births
2011 deaths
People from Ozark County, Missouri
People from St. Augustine, Florida
American folk rock musicians
American guitarists


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Yadkin County ist ein County im Bundesstaat North Carolina der Vereinigten Staaten. Der Verwaltungssitz (County Seat) ist Yadkinville.

Geographie
Das County liegt im Nordwesten von North Carolina, ist im Norden etwa 35 km von Virginia entfernt und hat eine Fläche von 874 Quadratkilometern, wovon 5 Quadratkilometer Wasserfläche sind. Es grenzt im Uhrzeigersinn an folgende Countys: Surry County, Forsyth County, Davie County, Iredell County und Wilkes County.

Yadkin County ist in 12 Townships aufgeteilt: Boonville, Deep Creek, East Bend, Forbush, North Buck Shoals, North Fall Creek, North Knobs, North Liberty, South Buck Shoals, South Fall Creek, South Knobs und South Liberty.

Geschichte
Yadkin County wurde 1850 aus Teilen des Surry County gebildet. Benannt wurde es, ebenso wie die Bezirkshauptstadt Yadkinville, nach dem Yadkin River.

Acht Bauwerke und Stätten des Countys sind insgesamt im National Register of Historic Places eingetragen (Stand 18. März 2018).

Demografische Daten

Nach der Volkszählung im Jahr 2000 lebten im Yadkin County 36.348 Menschen in 14.505 Haushalten und 10.588 Familien. Die Bevölkerungsdichte betrug 42 Einwohner pro Quadratkilometer. Ethnisch betrachtet setzte sich die Bevölkerung zusammen aus 92,54 Prozent Weißen, 3,43 Prozent Afroamerikanern, 0,16 Prozent amerikanischen Ureinwohnern, 0,17 Prozent Asiaten, 0,02 Prozent Bewohnern aus dem pazifischen Inselraum und 2,91 Prozent aus anderen ethnischen Gruppen; 0,77 Prozent stammten von zwei oder mehr Ethnien ab. 6,48 Prozent der Bevölkerung waren spanischer oder lateinamerikanischer Abstammung.

Von den 14.505 Haushalten hatten 32,1 Prozent Kinder unter 18 Jahren, die bei ihnen lebten. 60,0 Prozent davon waren verheiratete, zusammenlebende Paare, 9,0 Prozent waren allein erziehende Mütter und 27,0 Prozent waren keine Familien. 24,0 Prozent waren Singlehaushalte und in 10,5 Prozent lebten Menschen mit 65 Jahren oder älter. Die Durchschnittshaushaltsgröße betrug 2,47 und die durchschnittliche Familiengröße war 2,92 Personen.

24,0 Prozent der Bevölkerung waren unter 18 Jahre alt. 7,5 Prozent zwischen 18 und 24 Jahre, 30,2 Prozent zwischen 25 und 44 Jahre, 24,2 Prozent zwischen 45 und 64, und 14,2 Prozent waren 65 Jahre alt oder Älter. Das Durchschnittsalter betrug 38 Jahre. Auf alle weibliche Personen kamen 96,4 männliche Personen. Auf alle Frauen im Alter von 18 Jahren oder darüber kamen 93,6 Männer.

Das jährliche Durchschnittseinkommen eines Haushalts betrug 36.660 $ und das jährliche Durchschnittseinkommen einer Familie betrug 43.758 $. Männer hatten ein durchschnittliches Einkommen von 29.589 $ gegenüber den Frauen mit 22.599 $. Das Prokopfeinkommen betrug 18.576 $. 10,0 Prozent der Bevölkerung und 7,1 Prozent der Familien lebten unterhalb der Armutsgrenze. 10,9 Prozent von ihnen sind Kinder und Jugendliche unter 18 Jahre und 17,4 Prozent sind 65 Jahre oder älter.

Siehe auch
 Liste der Städte in North Carolina

Weblinks

Einzelnachweise


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New Hadley Halt was a minor station between Oakengates and Wellington on the former Great Western Railway's London Paddington to Birkenhead via Birmingham Snow Hill line. It was opened by the Great Western Railway in 1934. It was closed on 13 May 1985  due to uneconomic required repairs and it was demolished in 1986.

References

Further reading

Disused railway stations in Shropshire
Telford
Former Great Western Railway stations
Railway stations in Great Britain opened in 1934
Railway stations in Great Britain closed in 1985


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A Etihad Rail, anteriormente conhecida como Union Railway, foi fundada em Junho de 2009 sob a lei federal No. 2 para o desenvolvimento, construção, gerenciamento e operação da malha ferroviária nacional de transporte de cargas e passageiros dos Emirados Árabes Unidos.

Projeto
A malha de 1.200 Km começou a ser construída em fases para conectar o principal centro populacional e industrial dos EAU, bem como para formar uma parte vital da malha ferroviária do Conselho de Cooperação do Golfo (CCG). Em 2014, uma fabrica de dormentes de concreto foi construída em Mirfa, EAU, para suprir o projeto.

A ferrovia é formada principalmente em via dupla, de bitola padrão, concebida para tráfego de uso misto, equipada com um sistema europeu de sinalização na cabine (ETCS nível 2), além de estar sendo construída para aceitar vagões Double Stack para contêineres. Os trens de cargas viajam a 120 km/h e os trens de passageiros podem trafegar a mais de 200 km/h na malha.

A ferrovia Etihad Rail começou a ser entregue em fases, entrando em operação comercial em dezembro de 2015. A primeira fase da ferrovia foi entregue totalmente operacional, dentro do prazo e do orçamento proposto. A Fase Dois já recebeu aprovação para iniciar os trabalhos.

Fase um
A primeira fase de 264 km é um corredor de exportação, principalmente para o transporte de enxofre granulado, das minas de Shah e Habshan até o porto de Ruais. Os serviços entre Habshan e Ruais estavam operacionais, em fase de testes, desde setembro de 2013.

A Etihad Rail DB é a companhia responsável pela operação e manutenção da Fase Um da malha ferroviária nacional da Etihad Rail para o principal cliente da ferrovia, a Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC). A Etihad Rail DB foi constituída em 2013 como uma joint-venture entre a Etihad Rail (51%) e Deutsche Bahn (DB) (49%), operadora da maior infraestrutura ferroviária da Europa. A Etihad Rail DB começou a operação comercial oficialmente em janeiro de 2016, depois de ter recebido a anuência da Autoridade Federal de Transportes dos Emirados Árabes Unidos. Em fevereiro de 2017, Etihad Rail DB anunciou que em 20 de janeiro de 2017, tinha movimentado seu milésimo trem

Fase dois
A segunda fase conectara a ferrovia a Mussafah, a Burj Khalifa e aos portos de Jebel Ali, e as fronteiras da Arabia Saudita e de Omã. Durante esta fase, a malha será expandida em 628 km. Contratos foram firmados com a construtora Egis para obras civis e com a Jacobs para os serviços de engenharia, cobrindo totalmente o projeto final e a construção.

Frota
Em julho de 2011, a Etihad Rail adquiriu sete locomotivas diesel-elétricas EMD SD70ACS. As locomotivas são pintadas em vermelho e cinza, utilizando cores da bandeira dos Emirados Árabes Unidos. As duas primeiras locomotivas SD70ACS foram desembarcadas em abril de 2013, no porto de Mussafá, em Abu Dabi e foram enviadas para Mirfa, na Região Ocidental, e preparadas para o lançamento de 266 km da Fase Um. Outra locomotiva EMD já havia sido entregue aos EAU para demostração e testes.

Em setembro de 2011, a chinesa CSR Corporation Limited, venceu a licitação para o fornecimento de 240 vagões Hopper fechados para o transporte de enxofre granulado.

Em dezembro de 2015, a Etihad Rail iniciou a operação comercial com o carregamento de enxofre granulado para a Abu Dhabi National Oil Company, de Shah e Habshan para ser exportado pelo Porto de Ruais.

Parceiros
A Etihad Rail assinou Memorandos de Entendimento (MoUs) com empresas de diversos setores. Essas organizações incluem:

 	Al Dahra
 	Arkan
 	Aramex
 	Bertschi
 	Centre of Waste Management - Abu Dhabi
 	DHL
 	DP World
 	Emirates Integrated Telecommunications Company (Du)
 	Dubai Industrial City
 	Emirates Steel
 	Emirates Telecommunications Corporation (Etisalat)	Global Shipping and Logistics (GSL)
 	Hellmann Worldwide Logistics 	HOYER Global Transport BV
 	JBC EXPRESS FREIGHT LLC
 	National Air Cargo
 	RSA Logistics
 	Sharaf Logistics
 	Sharjah Cement and Industrial Development Company (SCIDC)
 	SNTTA Cargo
 	Emirates Transport
 	Abu Dhabi Ports Company
 	ZonesCorp
 	Al Jaber
 	Al Futtaim Tamrac
 	Western Bainoonah Group

Em março de 2013, a Etihad Rail formou uma joint-venture com a DB Schenker Rail, uma subsidiaria da companhia alemã Deutsche Bahn (DB), para operação e manutenção da ferrovia. A joint-venture Etihad Rail DB, vai promover a implantação de sua expertise na operação e manutenção para a Fase Um, estabelecendo procedimentos para atuar também como consultor nas operações das futuras fases da malha da Etihad Rail.

Contribuição nos EAU
A ferrovia Etihad Rail está sendo desenvolvida de acordo com a Visão Econômica de Abu Dabi 2030 e a Visão dos EAU 2021. Construída de acordo com padrões internacionais, a malha ferroviária da Etihad Rail conectará os principais centros comerciais, industriais e populacionais, atuando como um catalisador do crescimento econômico e do desenvolvimento social sustentável. A ferrovia também formará uma parte vital da planejada rede ferroviária da CCG, ligando a Arábia Saudita, via Ghweifat, no oeste e Omã, via Al Ain, no leste.

Impactos ambientais
A frota de trens da Etihad Rail beneficiará o meio ambiente carregando a mesma quantidade de carga de trezentos caminhões, por composição. A companhia também realiza avaliações de impacto ambiental para minimizar os efeitos ambientais da ferrovia, durante todo o seu desenvolvimento. A Etihad Rail conduzirá avaliações individuais em colaboração com a autoridade reguladora de cada emirado, incluindo a avaliação das instalações de construção e operação, localizadas ao longo da malha ferroviária.

Ver também
 Emirados Árabes Unidos
 Conselho de Cooperação do Golfo
 Abu Dhabi National Oil Company
 Ferrovia do Golfo

Referências

Ligações externas
 Site oficial
 Site oficial da joint-venture entre Etihad Rail e Deutsche Bahn

Emirados Árabes Unidos
Empresas fundadas em 2013


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Саша Митич ((,  7 грудня 1978, Пірот) — сербський футболіст, який грав на позиції нападника. Відомий за виступами у низці сербських та зарубіжних клубів. В Україні відомий виступами за клуби «Волинь» у вищій лізі та «Закарпаття» у першій лізі.

Клубна кар'єра
Народився Саша Митич у місті Пірот, і розпочав займатися футболом у рідному місті. Дебютував у професійному футболі Митич у команді з рідного міста «Раднички». На початку 2000-х років футболіст їздив на перегляд до московського «Динамо», пізніше також до «Црвени Звезди», але за футболіста його клуб вимагав велику суму трансферу, тому він так і не став футболістом цих клубів. На початку 2004 року «Раднички» дав згоду на перехід футболіста до клубу вищої української ліги «Волинь» з Луцька. У клубі відразу став одним із кращих бомбардирів, відзначившись за півроку виступів 5 м'ячами в 14 проведених матчах, а його дубль у матчі з полтавською «Ворсклою» приніс перемогу «Волині» у матчі, в якому луцька команда спочатку програвала. У літнє міжсезоння сербський форвард їздив на перегляд до Росії, проте підійшов місцевим клубам, і повернувся до «Волині». У наступному сезоні Митич різко зменшив свою результативність, відзначившись лише 2 забитими м'ячами у 23 проведених матчах чемпіонату України, а в першій половині сезону 2005—2006 футболіст зіграв лише 5 матчів, та покинув клуб. Нетривалий час Саша Митич грав у нижчоліговому сербському клубі «Козаніца», а за півроку в клубі «Раднички» з Ніша. На початку 2007 року Митич став гравцем першолігового українського клубу «Закарпаття»., проте грав у ньому також лише півроку. Короткий час футболіст перебував у боснійському клубі «Лакташі», а далі по півроку форвард грав у клубах «Вождовац» і «Динамо» (Вранє). На початку 2009 року Саша Митич нетривалий час грав за клуб «Млади Радник». Протягом сезону 2009—2010 років футболіст виступав у клубі «Слога» з Кралєво. У сезоні 2010—2011 років Митич знову грав у клубі «Раднички» з Ніша, а у 2011 році повернувся до свого рідного клубу «Раднички» з Пірота, в якому грав протягом трьох років.

Примітки

Посилання

 Профіль футболіста на сайті ukr-football.org.ua

 Профіль на transfermarkt

сербські футболісти
Футболісти «Радничок» (Пирот)
Футболісти «Волині»
Футболісти «Радничок» (Ниш)
Футболісти «Говерли»
Футболісти «Лакташі»
Футболісти «Вождоваца»
Футболісти «Млади Радника»
Футболісти «Слоги» (Кралєво)
сербські футбольні легіонери
Футбольні легіонери в Україні
Футбольні легіонери в Боснії і Герцеговині


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Неврюева рать (май 1252 год) — карательный поход золотоордынских войск под командованием царевича Неврюя, направленный (возможно, по просьбе Александра Невского) против брата Александра Невского великого князя владимирского Андрея Ярославича.

История
Истоки конфликта, по мнению историков, лежали в разделении наследства Ярослава Всеволодовича, отравленного в Орде в 1246 году. Занявший Владимир в соответствии со старым порядком наследования брат Ярослава Святослав Всеволодович был изгнан одним из младших Ярославичей, Михаилом. По некоторым сведениям, Ярослав завещал Андрею великое княжение, а старшему сыну, Александру, Новгород и Киев, это было поддержано монгольским ханом Гуюком, в то время как Батый требовал дать великое княжение Александру. Конфликт между Гуюком и Батыем закончился в 1247 году смертью Гуюка в Мавераннахре во время похода на Батыя. В последующие годы занявший ханский престол Мунке занимался подавлением своих внутриполитических противников, в том числе с помощью посланных Батыем войск во главе с Бурундаем (1251).

В конце 1249 года Александр и Андрей вернулись на Русь, после чего наметился союз Андрея и Ярослава Ярославичей с Даниилом Галицким.

По одним данным, приказ идти походом на Андрея Ярославича отдал Сартак (сын Батыя и, возможно, его соправитель); по другим, это сделал сам Батый. Во главе похода встал полководец Неврюй, названный в IV Новгородской летописи «царевичем». По данным некоторых летописей, кроме него войсками также командовали Котия и Олабуга (Алабуга Храбрый) — вероятно, имевшие звание темников.

Со стороны русских войск военачальники: великий князь Владимирский и Суздальский Андрей Ярославович, князь Переславский и Тверской  Ярослав Ярославович, его воевода Жидислав, суздальские бояре.

Маршрут похода ордынцев: Улус Сартака (междуречье Хопра и Волги) — переправа на р. Цна — Владимир — переправа через р. Клязьма — Переславль-Залесский — улус Сартака.

Неврюй перешёл Клязьму под Владимиром, разбил Андрея в канун Борисова дня, то есть 23 июля. Подробности сражения неизвестны. Андрей и Ярослав сначала бежали в Новгород, но новгородцы не приняли их, после чего Андрей Ярославович с женой, детьми и оставшейся дружиной, через Новгород, Псков и Колывань (Таллин)  уехал в Швецию, а Ярослав Ярославович — во Псков. Неврюй разорил Переяславль-Залесский, (битва под Переславлем-Залесским и его штурм 15 мая 1252 г.), где была убита жена Ярослава Ярославича и взяты в плен дети Михаил и Святослав Ярославичи. Погиб также воевода Жидислав. В Орду было уведено «бещисла» людей, коней и скота.

Это было первое после нашествия Батыя появление в Северо-Восточной Руси крупных монголо-татарских военных сил.

Историки придерживаются различных мнений о причастности Александра Невского к походу Неврюя, в результате которого он стал великим князем владимирским. По возвращении из Швеции Андрей Ярославович получил от Александра Суздаль (Святослав Всеволодович умер в 1252 году), и о новых конфликтах между ними неизвестно. Ярослав Ярославович продолжил борьбу, придя в 1255 году в Новгород, но Александр восстановил свои позиции, вернув туда сына Василия из Торжка.

См. также
 Батыево нашествие
 Дюденева рать

Примечания

Литература

 Лаушкин А.В. Идеология «ордынского плена» и летописные известия о «Неврюевой рати» // История и культура Ростовской земли. 2000. Ростов, 2001. С.24-31.
 Неврюй // Славянская энциклопедия. Киевская Русь — Московия: в 2 т. Т. 2 Н-Я. / Авт.-сост. В. В. Богуславский— М.: Олма-Пресс, 2005. — 816 с. ISBN 5224022495, ISBN 9785224022496 — С. 23.

 Селезнев Ю.В. // Русско-ордынские конфликты XIII-XV веков. // М. 2014г.
 Неврюева рать, 1252 г. // Хрусталёв Д. Г. Северные крестоносцы. Русь в борьбе за сферы влияния в Восточной Прибалтике в XII—XIII вв. — СПб.: Евразия, 2009/
 Неврюева рать // Дегтярёв А. Я. Избранные труды по русской истории. В 2 т. — Т. 2. — М.: Парад, 2008. — 575 с., ил. — С. 234—237.
 Храпачевский Р.П. Неврюева рать в свете монгольских источников

Ссылки
 Пискарёвский летописец

1252 год
Переяславль-Залесское княжество
Монголо-татарское иго
Сражения Северо-Восточной Руси


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The 2018–19 Chicago Bulls season was the 53rd season of the franchise in the National Basketball Association (NBA).

On December 3, 2018, the Bulls fired Fred Hoiberg and replaced him with his assistant Jim Boylen.

This season also produced the Bulls' highest-scoring game in franchise history, recording 168 points on March 1, 2019 in a quadruple overtime 168–161 win over the Atlanta Hawks. It broke a team record previously set in the 1983–84 season. It was also the third-highest scoring game in NBA history, as well as the third game where both teams scoring broke through the 160 point barrier in the same game.

Draft picks

Roster

Standings

Division

Conference

Game log

Preseason

|- style="background:#bfb;"
| 1
| September 30
| New Orleans
|
| Blakeney, LaVine, Portis (21)
| Dunn, Parker (8)
| Payne (7)
| United Center17,861
| 1–0
|- style="background:#fcc;"
| 2
| October 3
| @ Milwaukee
|
| Portis (17)
| Blakeney (8)
| Blakeney (6)
| Fiserv Forum15,107
| 1–1
|- style="background:#fcc;"
| 3
| October 8
| @ Charlotte
|
| LaVine (26)
| Parker (11)
| Carter Jr. (5)
| Spectrum Center8,487
| 1–2
|- style="background:#bfb;"
| 4
| October 10
| Indiana
|
| LaVine, Holiday (22)
| Portis, Parker, Payne (6)
| Dunn (7)
| United Center17,162
| 2–2
|- style="background:#fcc;"
| 5
| October 12
| Denver
|
| Parker (19)
| Carter Jr. (9)
| Blakeney (5)
| United Center18,973
| 2–3

Regular season

|- style="background:#fcc
| 1
| October 18
| @ Philadelphia
| 108–127
| Zach LaVine (30)
| Bobby Portis (11)
| Ryan Arcidiacono (8)
| Wells Fargo Center20,302
| 0–1
|- style="background:#fcc
| 2
| October 20
| Detroit
| 116–118
| Zach LaVine (33)
| Bobby Portis (14)
| Ryan Arcidiacono (7)
| United Center21,289
| 0–2
|- style="background:#fcc
| 3
| October 22
| @ Dallas
| 109–115
| Zach LaVine (34)
| Wendell Carter Jr. (9)
| Kris Dunn (7)
| American Airlines Center19,291
| 0–3
|- style="background:#cfc
| 4
| October 24
| Charlotte
| 112–110
| Zach LaVine (32)
| Jabari Parker (9)
| Zach LaVine (5)
| United Center19,170
| 1–3
|- style="background:#fcc
| 5
| October 26
| @ Charlotte
| 106–135
| Zach LaVine (20)
| Hutchison, Felicio (7)
| LaVine, Arcidiacono (4)
| Spectrum Center15,220
| 1–4
|- style="background:#cfc
| 6
| October 27
| @ Atlanta
| 97–85
| Zach LaVine (27)
| Zach LaVine (11)
| Ryan Arcidiacono (7)
| State Farm Arena15,549
| 2–4
|- style="background:#fcc
| 7
| October 29
| Golden State
| 124–149
| LaVine, Blakeney (21)
| Jabari Parker (9)
| Jabari Parker (6)
| United Center21,076
| 2–5
|- style="background:#fcc
| 8
| October 31
| Denver
| 107–108 (OT)
| Zach LaVine (28)
| Jabari Parker (9)
| LaVine, Blakeney (7)
| United Center19,027
| 2–6

|- style="background:#fcc
| 9
| November 2
| Indiana
| 105–107
| Antonio Blakeney (22)
| Cristiano Felicio (9)
| Cameron Payne (8)
| United Center19,704
| 2–7
|- style="background:#fcc
| 10
| November 3
| Houston
| 88–96
| Zach LaVine (21)
| Wendell Carter Jr. (13)
| LaVine, Blakeney (4)
| United Center20,505
| 2–8
|- style="background:#cfc
| 11
| November 5
| @ New York
| 116–115 (2OT)
| Zach LaVine (41)
| Wendell Carter Jr. (13)
| Zach LaVine (4)
| Madison Square Garden19,812
| 3–8
|- style="background:#fcc
| 12
| November 7
| @ New Orleans
| 98–107
| Zach LaVine (22)
| Jabari Parker (13)
| Zach LaVine (4)
| Smoothie King Center15,514
| 3–9
|- style="background:#cfc
| 13
| November 10
| Cleveland
| 99–98
| Zach LaVine (24)
| Justin Holiday (7)
| Zach LaVine (5)
| United Center21,506
| 4–9
|- style="background:#fcc
| 14
| November 12
| Dallas
| 98–103
| Zach LaVine (26)
| Wendell Carter Jr. (10)
| Ryan Arcidiacono (6)
| United Center19,012
| 4–10
|- style="background:#fcc
| 15
| November 14
| @ Boston
| 82–111
| Shaquille Harrison (16)
| Zach LaVine (9)
| Holiday, LaVine (4)
| TD Garden18,624
| 4–11
|- style="background:#fcc
| 16
| November 16
| @ Milwaukee
| 104–123
| Jabari Parker (21)
| Jabari Parker (8)
| Holiday, LaVine, Carter Jr. (4)
| Fiserv Forum17,341
| 4–12
|- style="background:#fcc
| 17
| November 17
| Toronto
| 83–122
| Antonio Blakeney (13)
| Jabari Parker (6)
| Shaquille Harrison (6)
| United Center21,263
| 4–13
|- style="background:#cfc
| 18
| November 21
| Phoenix
|124–116
|Zach LaVine (29)
|Jabari Parker (13)
|Jabari Parker (8)
| United Center19,014
|5–13
|- style="background:#fcc
| 19
| November 23
| Miami
| 96–103
|Justin Holiday (27)
|Justin Holiday (13)
|Zach LaVine (9)
| United Center20,935
| 5–14
|-style="background:#fcc
| 20
| November 24
| @ Minnesota
|96–111
|Zach LaVine (28)
|Justin Holiday (11)
|Justin Holiday (5)
| Target Center17,119
|5–15
|- style="background:#fcc
| 21
| November 26
| San Antonio
|107–108
|Zach LaVine (28)
|Jabari Parker (10)
|Zach LaVine (7)
| United Center19,006
|5–16
|- style="background:#fcc
| 22
| November 28
| @ Milwaukee
|113–116
|LaVine, Parker (24)
|Zach LaVine (9)
|Zach LaVine (7)
| Fiserv Forum16,660
|5–17
|- style="background:#fcc
| 23
| November 30
| @ Detroit
| 88–107
|Wendell Carter Jr. (28)
|Wendell Carter Jr. (7)
|Justin Holiday (7)
| Little Caesars Arena15,372
| 5–18

|- style="background:#fcc
| 24
| December 1
| @ Houston
| 105–121
| Zach LaVine (29)
| Jabari Parker (12)
| Cameron Payne (6)
| Toyota Center18,055
| 5–19
|- style="background:#fcc
| 25
| December 4
| @ Indiana
| 90–96
| Lauri Markkanen (21)
| Wendell Carter Jr. (13)
| Zach LaVine (9)
| Bankers Life Fieldhouse16,446
| 5–20
|- style="background:#cfc
| 26
| December 7
| Oklahoma City
| 114–112
| Zach LaVine (25)
| Markkanen, Parker (7)
| Zach LaVine (7)
| United Center19,842
| 6–20
|- style="background:#fcc
| 27
| December 8
| Boston
| 77–133
| Shaquille Harrison (20)
| Cristiano Felicio (7)
| Arcidiacono, Parker, Payne (3)
| United Center20,923
| 6–21
|- style="background:#fcc
| 28
| December 10
| Sacramento
| 89–108
| Zach LaVine (19)
| Portis, Carter Jr. (8)
| Kris Dunn (6)
| United Center18,164
| 6–22
|- style="background:#fcc
| 29
| December 13
| @ Orlando
| 91–97
| Zach LaVine (23)
| Bobby Portis (7)
| Arcidiacono, LaVine (5)
| Mexico City Arena20,201
| 6–23
|- style="background:#cfc
| 30
| December 15
| @ San Antonio
| 98–93
| Kris Dunn (24)
| Markkanen, Dunn, Holiday (7)
| Ryan Arcidiacono (6)
| AT&T Center18,354
| 7–23
|- style="background:#fcc
| 31
| December 17
| @ Oklahoma City
| 96–121
| Lauri Markkanen (16)
| Lauri Markkanen (15)
| Kris Dunn (7)
| Chesapeake Energy Arena18,203
| 7–24
|- style="background:#fcc
| 32
| December 19
| Brooklyn
| 93–96
| Kris Dunn (24)
| Bobby Portis (11)
| Kris Dunn (6)
| United Center18,065
| 7–25
|- style="background:#cfc
| 33
| December 21
| Orlando
| 90–80
| Lauri Markkanen (32)
| Justin Holiday (10)
| Ryan Arcidiacono (8)
| United Center20,436
| 8–25
|- style="background:#cfc
| 34
| December 23
| @ Cleveland
| 112–92
| Lauri Markkanen (31)
| Kris Dunn (8)
| Ryan Arcidiacono (8)
| Quicken Loans Arena19,432
| 9–25
|- style="background:#fcc
| 35
| December 26
| Minnesota
| 94–119
| Zach LaVine (28)
| Lopez, Carter Jr. (9)
| Kris Dunn (7)
| United Center21,852
| 9–26
|- style="background:#cfc
| 36
| December 28
| @ Washington
| 101–92
| Zach LaVine (24)
| Lauri Markkanen (14)
| Kris Dunn (8)
| Capital One Arena20,409
| 10–26
|- style="background:#fcc
| 37
| December 30
| @ Toronto
| 89–95
| Lauri Markkanen (18)
| Wendell Carter Jr. (11)
| Kris Dunn (8)
| Scotiabank Arena19,800
| 10–27

|- style="background:#fcc
| 38
| January 2
| Orlando
| 84–112
| Zach LaVine (16)
| Lauri Markkanen (6)
| Kris Dunn (4)
| United Center19,013
| 10–28
|- style="background:#fcc
| 39
| January 4
| Indiana
| 116–119 (OT)
| Zach LaVine (31)
| Lauri Markkanen (9)
| Kris Dunn (17)
| United Center21,284
| 10–29
|- style="background:#fcc
| 40
| January 6
| Brooklyn
| 100–117
| Zach LaVine (27)
| Wendell Carter Jr. (8)
| Kris Dunn (7)
| United Center19,265
| 10–30
|- style="background:#fcc
| 41
| January 9
| @ Portland
| 112–124
| Wendell Carter Jr. (22)
| Chandler Hutchison (8)
| Kris Dunn (7)
| Moda Center19,393
| 10–31
|- style="background:#fcc
| 42
| January 11
| @ Golden State
| 109–146
| Zach LaVine (29)
| Chandler Hutchison (6)
| Kris Dunn (5)
| Oracle Arena19,596
| 10–32
|- style="background:#fcc
| 43
| January 12
| @ Utah
| 102–110
| Zach LaVine (21)
| Wendell Carter Jr. (9)
| Kris Dunn (8)
| Vivint Smart Home Arena18,306
| 10–33
|- style="background:#fcc
| 44
| January 15
| @ LA Lakers
| 100–107
| Jabari Parker (18)
| Wendell Carter Jr. (10)
| Zach LaVine (8)
| Staples Center18,997
| 10–34
|- style="background:#fcc
| 45
| January 17
| @ Denver
| 105–135
| Lauri Markkanen (27)
| Bobby Portis (13)
| Zach LaVine (6)
| Pepsi Center17,289
| 10–35
|- style="background:#fcc
| 46
| January 19
| Miami
| 103–117
| Zach LaVine (22)
| Lauri Markkanen (9)
| Zach LaVine (6)
| United Center20,926
| 10–36
|- style="background:#cfc
| 47
| January 21
| @ Cleveland
| 104–88
| Zach LaVine (25)
| Lopez, Hutchison (9)
| Kris Dunn (9)
| Quicken Loans Arena19,432
| 11–36
|- style="background:#fcc
| 48
| January 23
| Atlanta
| 101–121
| Zach LaVine (23)
| Portis, Hutchison (7)
| Zach LaVine (4)
| United Center18,223
| 11–37
|- style="background:#fcc
| 49
| January 25
| LA Clippers
| 101–106
| Zach LaVine (29)
| Bobby Portis (14)
| Kris Dunn (10)
| United Center19,354
| 11–38
|- style="background:#fcc
| 50
| January 27
| Cleveland
| 101–104
| Lauri Markkanen (21)
| Lauri Markkanen (15)
| Kris Dunn (7)
| United Center19,675
| 11–39
|- style="background:#fcc
| 51
| January 29
| @ Brooklyn
| 117–122
| Zach LaVine (26)
| Lauri Markkanen (19)
| Zach LaVine (5)
| Barclays Center12,726
| 11–40
|- style="background:#cfc
| 52
| January 30
| @ Miami
| 105–89
| Bobby Portis (26)
| Lauri Markkanen (13)
| Dunn, Selden (8)
| American Airlines Arena19,600
| 12–40

|- style="background:#fcc
| 53
| February 2
| @ Charlotte
| 118–125
| Lauri Markkanen (30)
| Markkanen, Portis (9)
| Ryan Arcidiacono (6)
| Spectrum Center19,114
| 12–41
|- style="background:#fcc
| 54
| February 6
| New Orleans
| 120–125
| Lauri Markkanen (30)
| Lauri Markkanen (10)
| Kris Dunn (8)
| United Center18,116
| 12–42
|- style="background:#cfc
| 55
| February 8
| @ Brooklyn
| 125–106
| Lauri Markkanen (31)
| Lauri Markkanen (18)
| Kris Dunn (9)
| Barclays Center15,267
| 13–42
|- style="background:#fcc
| 56
| February 9
| Washington
| 125–134
| Zach LaVine (26)
| Lauri Markkanen (11)
| Kris Dunn (8)
| United Center19,942
| 13–43
|- style="background:#fcc
| 57
| February 11
| Milwaukee
| 99–112
| Zach LaVine (27)
| Lauri Markkanen (17)
| Zach LaVine (7)
| United Center18,833
| 13–44
|- style="background:#cfc
| 58
| February 13
| Memphis
| 122–110
| Otto Porter Jr. (37)
| Markkanen, Porter Jr. (10)
| Ryan Arcidiacono (11)
| United Center19,114
| 14–44
|- style="background:#cfc
| 59
| February 22
| @ Orlando
| 110–109
| Lauri Markkanen (25)
| Lauri Markkanen (11)
| Zach LaVine (6)
| Amway Center18,846
| 15–44
|- style="background:#cfc
| 60
| February 23
| Boston
| 126–116
| Zach LaVine (42)
| Lauri Markkanen (15)
| Kris Dunn (5)
| United Center21,295
| 16–44
|- style="background:#fcc
| 61
| February 25
| Milwaukee
| 106–117
| Lopez, Markkanen (26)
| Lauri Markkanen (12)
| Zach LaVine (9)
| United Center20,936
| 16–45
|- style="background:#cfc
| 62
| February 27
| @ Memphis
| 109–107
| Zach LaVine (30)
| Lauri Markkanen (10)
| Dunn, LaVine (4)
| FedExForum13,711
| 17–45

|- style="background:#cfc
| 63
| March 1
| @ Atlanta
| 168–161 (4OT)
| Zach LaVine (47)
| Lauri Markkanen (17)
| Zach LaVine (9)
| State Farm Arena15,267
| 18–45
|- style="background:#fcc
| 64
| March 3
| Atlanta
| 118–123
| Lauri Markkanen (19)
| Lauri Markkanen (9)
| Kris Dunn (6)
| United Center20,526
| 18–46
|- style="background:#fcc
| 65
| March 5
| @ Indiana
| 96–105
| Zach LaVine (27)
| Lauri Markkanen (13)
| Kris Dunn (5)
| Bankers Life Fieldhouse15,753
| 18–47
|- style="background:#cfc
| 66
| March 6
| Philadelphia
| 108–107
| Zach LaVine (39)
| Lopez, Porter Jr. (9)
| Dunn, LaVine (4)
| United Center19,927
| 19–47
|- style="background:#fcc
| 67
| March 8
| Detroit
| 104–112
| Zach LaVine (24)
| Kris Dunn (7)
| Otto Porter Jr. (8)
| United Center21,048
| 19–48
|- style="background:#fcc
| 68
| March 10
| @ Detroit
| 108–131
| Wayne Selden (18)
| Cristiano Felício (7)
| Shaquille Harrison (7)
| Little Caesars Arena19,356
| 19–49
|- style="background:#fcc
| 69
| March 12
| LA Lakers
| 107–123
| Robin Lopez (20)
| Otto Porter Jr. (9)
| Kris Dunn (9)
| United Center21,359
| 19–50
|- style="background:#fcc
| 70
| March 15
| @ LA Clippers
| 121–128
| Zach LaVine (31)
| Lauri Markkanen (8)
| Zach LaVine (7)
| Staples Center17,404
| 19–51
|- style="background:#fcc
| 71
| March 17
| @ Sacramento
| 102–129
| Zach LaVine (18)
| Cristiano Felicio (10)
| Shaquille Harrison (7)
| Golden 1 Center17,583
| 19–52
|- style="background:#cfc
| 72
| March 18
| @ Phoenix
| 116–101
| Robin Lopez (24)
| Lauri Markkanen (9)
| Zach LaVine (7)
| Talking Stick Resort Arena15,879
| 20–52
|- style="background:#cfc
| 73
| March 20
| Washington
| 126–120 (OT)
| Lauri Markkanen (32)
| Lauri Markkanen (13)
| Kris Dunn (13)
| United Center19,470
| 21–52
|- style="background:#fcc
| 74
| March 23
| Utah
| 83–114
| Lauri Markkanen (18)
| Lauri Markkanen (10)
| Kris Dunn (5)
| United Center20,506
| 21–53
|- style="background:#fcc
| 75
| March 26
| @ Toronto
| 103–112
| Wayne Selden (20)
| Lauri Markkanen (9)
| Shaquille Harrison (5)
| Scotiabank Arena19,800
| 21–54
|- style="background:#fcc
| 76
| March 27
| Portland
| 98–118
| Shaquille Harrison (21)
| Wayne Selden (12)
| Lopez, Blakeney, Selden (4)
| United Center20,506
| 21–55
|- style="background:#fcc
| 77
| March 30
| Toronto
| 101–124
| Walt Lemon (19)
| Timothe Luwawu-Cabarrot (10)
| Walt Lemon (6)
| United Center21,238
| 21–56

|- style="background:#fcc
| 78
| April 1
| @ New York
| 105–113
| Robin Lopez (29)
| Shaquille Harrison (10)
| Lemon, Harrison (5)
| Madison Square Garden18,874
| 21–57
|- style="background:#cfc
| 79
| April 3
| @ Washington
| 115–114
| Walt Lemon (24)
| JaKarr Sampson (9)
| Walt Lemon (8)
| Capital One Arena16,616
| 22–57
|- style="background:#fcc
| 80
| April 6
| Philadelphia
| 96–116
| JaKarr Sampson (29)
| Sampson, Lemon (8)
| Walt Lemon (5)
| United Center21,059
| 22–58
|- style="background:#fcc
| 81
| April 9
| New York
| 86–96
| Ryan Arcidiacono (14)
| Sampson, Felicio (8)
| Arcidiacono, Harrison, Selden (3)
| United Center21,350
| 22–59
|- style="background:#fcc
| 82
| April 10
| @ Philadelphia
| 109–125
| Walt Lemon (20)
| Wayne Selden (8)
| Ryan Arcidiacono (6)
| Wells Fargo Center20,197
| 22–60

Injured

Player statistics

|-
| align="left"| || align="center"| SG
| 10 || 1 || 120 || 26 || 13 || 1 || 0 || 37
|-
| align="left"| || align="center"| PG
| style=";"|81 || 32 || 1,961 || 219 || 269 || 65 || 4 || 544
|-
| align="left"| || align="center"| SG
| 57 || 3 || 829 || 106 || 42 || 12 || 9 || 418
|-
| align="left"| || align="center"| C
| 44 || 44 || 1,110 || 307 || 78 || 26 || 58 || 455
|-
| align="left"| || align="center"| PG
| 46 || 44 || 1,389 || 187 || 277 || 68 || 21 || 519
|-
| align="left"| || align="center"| C
| 60 || 0 || 746 || 218 || 37 || 11 || 7 || 240
|-
| align="left"| || align="center"| PG
| 73 || 11 || 1,430 || 222 || 139 || style=";"|89 || 30 || 474
|-
| align="left"|† || align="center"| SG
| 38 || 38 || 1,325 || 169 || 85 || 67 || 21 || 440
|-
| align="left"| || align="center"| SF
| 44 || 14 || 895 || 185 || 34 || 23 || 6 || 229
|-
| align="left"| || align="center"| SG
| 63 || style=";"|62 || style=";"|2,171 || 294 || style=";"|283 || 60 || 26 || style=";"|1,492
|-
| align="left"|≠ || align="center"| PG
| 6 || 3 || 167 || 27 || 30 || 11 || 1 || 86
|-
| align="left"| || align="center"| C
| 74 || 36 || 1,606 || 286 || 89 || 11 || style=";"|78 || 704
|-
| align="left"|≠ || align="center"| SF
| 29 || 6 || 546 || 79 || 22 || 15 || 7 || 196
|-
| align="left"| || align="center"| PF
| 52 || 51 || 1,682 || style=";"|470 || 75 || 37 || 33 || 974
|-
| align="left"|† || align="center"| PF
| 39 || 17 || 1,042 || 241 || 84 || 23 || 14 || 556
|-
| align="left"|‡ || align="center"| PG
| 31 || 12 || 536 || 53 || 83 || 20 || 6 || 176
|-
| align="left"|≠ || align="center"| SF
| 15 || 15 || 492 || 83 || 40 || 18 || 9 || 262
|-
| align="left"|† || align="center"| PF
| 22 || 6 || 531 || 161 || 29 || 11 || 8 || 310
|-
| align="left"|≠ || align="center"| SG
| 14 || 2 || 214 || 16 || 10 || 8 || 3 || 71
|-
| align="left"|≠ || align="center"| SF
| 4 || 0 || 127 || 32 || 4 || 4 || 3 || 80
|-
| align="left"|≠ || align="center"| SG
| 43 || 13 || 984 || 136 || 73 || 23 || 7 || 342
|-
| align="left"|‡ || align="center"| PG
| 1 || 0 || 1 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 0
|}
After all games.
‡Waived during the season
†Traded during the season
≠Acquired during the season

Transactions

Trades

Free agency

Re-signed

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Subtractions

References

2018–19
2018–19 NBA season by team
2018 in sports in Illinois
2019 in sports in Illinois
2010s in Chicago
Bulls
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Contagious is an advertising magazine that is published quarterly by Contagious Communications, a total communications resource for the global marketing community. It was founded in 2004 by Paul Kemp-Robertson, former director of creative resources at advertising company Leo Burnett Worldwide and editor of Shots magazine, and Gee Thomson, author of Mesmerization and co-founder of Shots magazine.

About
Contagious was launched in 2004 to explore the relationship between brands and consumers, to predict the impact of new technologies and to make sense of the fragmenting media landscape. Contagious was originally sold with a DVD showcasing over 100 pieces of creative work per issue; each campaign is presented in a 'challenge/solution/results' format. The DVD content is stored in a searchable database online, available to subscribers. Later, this was updated to a subscriber database. Contagious also distributes news stories online through a free weekly newsletter.

Contagious curates and contributes to conferences and industry events and publishes a series of in-depth specialist reports that analyze some of the key topics and trends affecting the business of advertising.

Contagious' audience includes local and multinational advertisers, as well as creative directors, strategic planners, CEOs and new business directors from communications companies around the world.

Awards
 "Best Designed Business to Business Magazine", 2008, Magazine Design and Journalism Awards
 "Best Designed Business to Business Front Cover", 2007, Magazine Design and Journalism Awards
 "Best Designed Business to Business Front Cover", 2005, Magazine Design and Journalism Awards

References

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Business magazines published in the United States
Quarterly magazines published in the United States
Magazines established in 2004
Magazines published in New York City
Magazines about advertising


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Nu Hydri (50 Hydri) é uma estrela na direção da constelação de Hydrus. Possui uma ascensão reta de 02h 50m 28.54s e uma declinação de −75° 04′ 00.8″. Sua magnitude aparente é igual a 4.76. Considerando sua distância de 329 anos-luz em relação à Terra, sua magnitude absoluta é igual a −0.26. Pertence à classe espectral K3III.

Ver também
Designação de Bayer
Designação de Flamsteed
Catálogo Henry Draper
Catálogo Hipparcos

Estrelas
Objetos de Bayer
Constelação de Hydrus


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The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (NCDHHS or DHHS) is a large state government agency in the U.S. state of North Carolina, somewhat analogous to the United States Department of Health and Human Services. The NCDHHS has more than 19,000 employees. The NCDHHS has its origins in the former North Carolina Department of Human Resources (DHR).  The head of NCDHHS (Secretary) is appointed by the Governor of North Carolina and is a member of the North Carolina Cabinet in the executive branch of the North Carolina government.  The NCDHHS was created in 1971.

Divisions
Among its divisions are:
  Division of Social Services
  Division of Public Health
  Division of Mental Health, Developmental Disabilities, and Substance Abuse Services
  Division of Medical Assistance (most well known for the Medicaid program)

Secretaries

The following is a list of NCDHHS secretaries:
Lenox D. Baker, 1972–1973
David Flaherty, 1973–1976
Phillip J. Kirk, Jr., 1976–1977
Sarah T. Morrow, 1977–1985
Lucy H. Bode, 1985
Phillip J. Kirk, Jr., 1985–1987
Paul Kayye, 1987
David Flaherty, 1987–1993
Charles Robin Britt, 1993–1997
H. David Bruton, 1997–2000
Carmen Hooker Odom, 2001–2007
Dempsey Benton, 2007–2009
Lanier Cansler, 2009–2012
Albert Delia, 2012–2013 (acting)
Aldona Wos, 2013–2015
Rick Brajer, 2015–2016
Mandy Cohen, 2017–2021
Kody H. Kinsley, 2022-present

Programs

North Carolina LINKS Program

History

Department of Human Resources (1971-1997)

The NCDHHS has its origins in the former North Carolina Department of Human Resources (DHR). The DHR was created in 1971 as an umbrella to consolidate what had been more than 300 free-standing state agencies. The first Secretary of Human Resources, Dr. Lenox Baker, was appointed by Governor Robert W. Scott.

The Division of Public Health, an original part of the department, was taken out of the DHR in 1989. Most of its functions were transferred back to the DHR in 1997, when the agency was renamed the Department of Health and Human Services.

Medicaid system and abuse policy (2004-2010)
In April 2004, NCDHHS awarded Affiliated Computer Services (ACS) a contract to replace the existing Medicaid Management Information System operated by Hewlett Packard Enterprise Services. ACS was to complete the design by the summer of 2006, though the contract was terminated in July 2006 for delays. ACS filed a lawsuit against the state for wrongful work termination, and the civil court case was settled in January 2007, with ACS agreeing to install an additional software suite to help Medicaid generate savings. Two years later NCDHHS again attempted to replace their Medicaid computer system, awarding a $265 million contract to Computer Science Services in January 2009, with an August 2011 deadline for putting the system live.

An incident at NCDHHS psychiatric hospitals in 2009 attracted media attention, when a patient at Cherry Hospital was left in a chair for 24 hours before dying. Lanier Cansler was appointed as Secretary of NCDHHS shortly afterwards. One of his first actions was to create a zero-tolerance policy for patient abuse.  A year later, former house co-speaker Richard T. Morgan filed an ethics complaint against Cansler, alleging a conflict of interest when Cansler awarded a no-bid HHS contract to one of his former lobbying clients, Carolinas Center for Medical Excellence. The claim would be dismissed early the next year.

In 2009 and 2010, state regulators found that companies were billing for never performed care in the state Medicaid system, prompting the state General Assembly to change the criteria for patients to be eligible for Medicaid's personal care services. On September 8, 2010, Disability Rights North Carolina wrote an open letter to the Department of Justice and Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, stating that despite thousands of individuals being referred to in-home PCS (Personal Care Services) since April 1, "relatively few" individuals had received care since, despite NCDHHS' code dictating that "assessments and patient notification should occur within 14 days." On November 4, 2010, WRAL published a report that delays in the NCDHHS Medicaid program had "people waiting weeks or months for care," with one elderly double-amputee still waiting to receive state-funded in-home care after five months. Disability Rights North Carolina further reported that people were dying as they waited to be assessed for services. Explained WRAL, "the state tried to rid the system of fraud and abuse, but the result has been that those who aren't trying to take advantage of the system are unintentionally penalized."

Vetoes and budget cuts (2011)
The state budget for the division overseeing Medicaid was around $3 billion by 2011. In July 2011, Republican lawmakers in North Carolina overrode three of Governor Bev Perdue's vetoes, including her veto of the budget bill for the state, making the S781 measure into law. Medical Malpractice Reform S33 and Medicaid/Health Choice Provider Requirement S496 were also both passed into law. The vetoes met with a fair degree of controversy both politically and in the press. About one of the passed laws, WRAL wrote "federal rules require Medicaid to be managed by a single state agency. S496 would give the final say in Medicaid appeals to an administrative law judge, not to NCDHHS, the agency administering the grant. Democratic critics of the bill said the change could provoke federal officials to withhold some or all of the state's Medicaid money, but Republicans countered that if it did, NCDHHS could suspend that part of the statute while seeking a waiver from the feds."

As a result of the vetoes, Republican lawmakers passed a $19.7 billion state budget that dictated cutting $356 million in state Medicaid funding by April 2012, with a provision requiring NCDHHS to make their own budget changes to achieve the cut. In August 2011, Cansler announced that NCDHHS would find it "next to impossible to achieve this budget," noting that the relatively long federal approval process for budget cuts might make the April 2012 deadline untenable. Cansler explained that without legislative approval of cuts granted in a timely manner, to meet the deadline NCDHHS would "have to make additional reductions," including potentially cutting services defined as "optional" such as podiatry, dental care, organ transplants and hearing aids. To allow input on what to cut, Cansler made North Carolina Medical Care Advisory Committee meetings public.

Budget shortfall and cuts (2011)
By October 2011, NCDHHS was facing a projected $139 million budget shortfall for Medicaid, partly because of "other agency liabilities that weren't paid for in the spending plan." NCDHHS argued that the legislature's dictated budget cuts hadn't taken into account a $300 million accounting error from 2008, and also hadn't noted that "the state also must repay $42 million after a federal audit found personal care services were either billed improperly or had inadequate documentation from providers." Among other problems, NCDHHS also stated that some of the requested cuts were illegal according to Medicaid's federal rules, and could endanger millions in federal revenue. Also, a slow approval process for changes from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services was projected to interfere in actually implementing the cuts before the state's deadline.

After creating a list of potential NCDHHS budget cuts for the General Assembly, on October 27, 2011, Cansler wrote a letter to Governor Perdue, arguing that forced NCDHHS cuts to meet the shortfall would be "devastating" to patients and health care providers in North Carolina. In response, House Speaker Thom Tillis argued the shortfall was the fault of NCDHHS for not communicating, stating "a lot of those cuts were made in consultation with the secretary and the Department of Health and Human Services. Obviously, if we'd been consulted by them and they said they weren't possible to begin with, (the cuts) wouldn't have been in there." Cansler, however, argued the nature of the cuts had been explained in two letters from the governor to the committee, dated in May and June.  According to NCDHHS, in October, several lawmakers "publicly pledged to help fill the shortfall," eyeing the state's at the time $150 surplus to help. Stated representative Nelson Dollar at the time, "we are not going to cut services, and we are not going to cut rates to make up for one-time liabilities."

Medicaid IT delays, shortfall patch (2011-2012)
In late 2011, NCDHHS revealed ongoing problems with the state's contract to refurbish the Medicaid billing system. In particular, the state's 2008 contract with Affiliated Computer Services (ACS) had faced two year delays, with the budget running from $287 million to $495 million. All but about 10% of the contract was paid with federal, not state, dollars. Cansler stated the delays were due to constantly changing federal guidelines, requiring constant system redesign. A performance audit of NCDHHS released on January 10, 2012, found problems with oversight of the Medicaid system's development. Among other budgetary missteps, the audit claimed that the computer system had been altered after final approval, leading to unexpected changes in the software.

Despite the General Assembly's response to the Medicaid budget shortfall in October 2011, over the following months money was not indicated by lawmakers as available except through the governor's office, leaving NCDHHS the choice of either "large-scale rate cuts or the elimination of some optional services". NCDHHS announced in December 2011 that it might cut adult services like hospice care and mental health care. As a result, the press reported that disabled but mentally sound North Carolinians could be institutionalized or made homeless. Reimbursements for physicians were also put on the cutting block, though as of January 2012, the federal government had approved less than half of the 54 rate cuts proposed by NCDHHS. At the time the press described a growing "political fight" on how to fill the budget hole, with "no signs of a solution". Officials estimated the Medicaid shortfall could grow to US$243 million by the end of the year.

On January 13, 2012, Cansler resigned from his role as secretary of NCDHHS, giving a two-week warning. Governor Perdue named Al Delia, her senior policy advisor, as acting secretary of the department in early February. At the time, Cansler stated in interviews that he had grown frustrated with the "political contest" over funding in the state legislature. Early in 2012, legislators passed a patch for the Medicaid shortfall. That year, the Medicaid program was estimated to have a $13 billion budget in state and federal funds.

Personal care crisis (2012)
As of April 2012, North Carolina stood to "lose $414 million in federal funding" over conflicts with the federal government on the regulations for allocating funding for personal care services. The North Carolina Association of Long Term Care Facilities asserted that if the conflicts were not resolved, "30,000 people could be 'put out on the street'." A federal deadline to fix the problem was initially set for May 1. On April 4, federal regulators gave "tentative approval" to NCDHHS' proposal, giving the state until the end of 2012 to implement fixes to personal care services. The new plan, according to NCDHHS, made most applicants eligible for long-term care, though some "4,000 people who now receive services in long-term care facilities will have to find alternative arrangements."

NCDHHS implemented the new computer system NC Fast in May 2012, an integrated case management system that replaced the 19 legacy computer systems previously used to deliver social service benefits. A limited version of the system was first tested that month in Guilford County, with state implementation to take place later. NCDHHS fired Craigan L. Gray, the head of the state Medicaid program, in June 2012. In October 2012, the state governor had $20 million shifted from other NCDHHS departments to fund adding 6,300 pre-kindergarten slots for at-risk toddlers.

In October 2012, it was projected that "more than 11,000 disabled people in group or adult care homes will no longer qualify for the services through Medicaid as of Jan. 1 because the state considers them functional enough to live without them." A special session on the group home funding was held in November 2012, called by house speaker Thom Tillis "to fix a budget gap that could cause about 2,000 people with mental illnesses and developmental disabilities to lose their homes." Wrote WRAL, "the crisis was triggered in July when the Republican-controlled legislature approved a one-word tweak to the state budget that excluded group homes from a nearly $40 million fund intended to cushion the effects of Medicaid eligibility changes for programs for the disabled."

New cabinet hires and NC Fast (2013)
On January 4, 2013, North Carolina Governor-elect Pat McCrory swore in Aldona Wos as Secretary of the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services. At the time, NCDHHS had around 18,000 employees and a budget of around $18 billion. Wos declined her $128,000 salary and was instead paid a token $1. A new performance audit of the Department of Health and Human Services for 2012 was released on January 31, 2013. The audit criticized NCDHHS for its lack of record keeping and management concerning various funds, among other budgetary problems. Wos released her responses to the audit, agreeing on all points with the auditor, including the conclusion that NCDHHS had consistently exceeded budgeted amounts for administrative costs due to lack of oversight.

When speaking to the General Assembly in February 2013, Wos laid out her department priorities as "Medicaid and information technology." In July 2013, NCDHHS went live with its NCTracks system for managing Medicaid billings. Also that month, after three years in development NCDHHS oversaw the statewide rollout of NC Fast, a new system meant to manage the state's food stamps. Two months later, state food banks reported that NC Fast had developed a significant backlog, with North Carolina residents turning to the food banks as a last resort. Media criticism focused on Accenture, the company contracted to build the system. Accenture had previously run into budget issues with other contracted state systems.

Federal authorities began investigating NCDHHS for signs of wrongdoing in relation to work agreements in July 2013 from as early as 2006, with Wos and NCDHHS announcing their cooperation. In September 2013, Wos attracted criticism in the press for NCDHHS pay hikes, as well as a number of department hires that other employees perceived as underqualified. Wos defended the work contracts, arguing the higher rates were an effort to attract talent and avoid turnover, and that the hires were "an integral part of our effort to deliver more efficient, effective services." Under Wos, NCDHHS expanded its audit team in August from 6 to around 30. Wos was questioned at a state legislative hearing in October 2013, with lawmakers addressing higher salaries, severance payments, and her stated plan to reform Medicare in state.

Backlog resolution (2014)
In early 2014, NCDHHS dealt with a backlog of duplicate food stamp applications in the NCFast system, with many people waiting over a month for benefits. The backlog reached about 24,000 cases by January 18. On January 23, the USDA threatened to withhold $88 million in administrative funding for the state's food stamp program unless the backlog was promptly dealt with. The first deadline was set as February 10, and required the resolution of the "longest-delay cases." County agencies at NCDHHS met the deadline "by working nights and weekends, hiring temporary staff and diverting staff from other program areas." An end of March deadline was given for fixing the entire backlog.  Though NCDHHS initially gave assurances it could meet the March deadline as well, on March 11, Wos told lawmakers that it would be difficult to resolve the outstanding 1,975 backlogged cases before March 31.

On March 25, Wos announced that NCDHHS was on track to meet the March deadline, excluding that Guilford County had just revealed 8,100 cases that hadn't been entered in computers or NCTrack. Wos argued the rate which NCDHHS' cut down on the backlog, however, showed "that [NCFast] works and it works very well." The state sent 22 workers to help Guilford County clear the cases before the March 31 deadline. In July 2014, the press revealed that in March, "the staff of the Guilford County [NCDHHS had been] instructed not to enter information into NC FAST in order to hide a case backlog from the [USDA]."

Surplus, Brajer hired (2015-2016)

Throughout 2013 and early 2014, NCDHHS worked to resolve glitches with the NCTracks Medicaid billing system. The department announced the system was working "effectively" by July 204. The state's Medicaid program ended 2014 with a $130 million surplus, a contrast to the usual deficit held by the department. Despite the surplus, Wos stated that she was "disappointed" that the state elected not to move forward with her proposal to reform the state's Medicaid program. By 2015, NCDHHS had announced that the glitches from both NCTTracks and NC Fast were resolved, and Wos had "[convinced] the legislature of the need to invest in the state's medical examiner system."

Wos resigned on August 15, 2015, stating in a press conference that it was "simply time to go home" and spend time with her family. Asked by the press if she would "change any of the decisions that she made over a sometimes rocky tenure," she replied "not at all." Wos was replaced by Rick Brajer, a former medical technology executive. After being sworn in, Brajer asserted to the press that Wos' resignation had been unrelated to the ongoing federal investigation into NCDHHS.

In October 2015, NCDHHS introduced their Medicaid 1115 waiver, which petitioned federal Medicaid authorities to change the state system to a "capitized" billing process, where doctors bill a set per-patient fee as compared to billing for specific medical items. At the time, the state was the "largest state that has not moved from a fee-for-service system to capitated payment." Medicaid was running about $185 million below budget at the time of the proposal. Brajer was praised for the development from lawmakers such as Senator Tommy Tucker, who had previously been vocal in criticizing the department. Tucker also stated "I don't want us to minimize the effort of these folks and the previous secretary in the reform of the department.... [that effort] has allowed us to look at $200 or $300 million in surplus."

References

Health and Human Services
State departments of health of the United States
Government agencies established in 1971
1971 establishments in North Carolina
Medical and health organizations based in North Carolina
Health and Human Services
Government of North Carolina


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A number of steamships have been named Kalliope, including:
, a cargo ship in service 1914–21
, a Hansa A Type cargo ship in service 1944–45

Ship names


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Achenseehof ist ein Ortsteil von Achenkirch am Ostufer des Achensees in Tirol. Neben Scholastika ist es der einzige Ortsteil der Gemeinde, der unmittelbar am See liegt.

Der Ursprung der Siedlung ist der heute nicht mehr existierende Alterssitz für den Sänger Ludwig Rainer (1821–1893). Heute befindet sich dort das Strandbad von Achenkirch mit einer Kapelle und einer eigenen Schiffsanlegestelle.

Postalisch war Achenseehof früher über Jenbach zu erreichen.

Weblinks
Geschichte Tirol: Geschichte Achenkirchs

Ort im Bezirk Schwaz
Geographie (Achenkirch)


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Vrhniški pirh je patentirano ime za vrsto pirha, izdelanega s prebadanjem jajčne lupine. Ime je leta 1995 zaščitil Franc Grom, inovator in izdelovalec tovrstnih umetniško oblikovanih jajc, ki jih zaznamuje tudi do 17.000 luknjic.

Sklici

Zunanje povezave
Obrtna zbornica Slovenije
Video: Intervju

Velika noč
Slovenska obrt


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Хрисофемида (, также встречается написание Хрисофемиса) — персонаж древнегреческой мифологии. Дочь Агамемнона и Клитемнестры, сестра Ореста, Ифигении, Электры. Сводная сестра Эригоны и Алета (дети Клитемнестры и Эгисфа).

Действующее лицо трагедии Софокла «Электра».

В честь Хрисофемиды назван астероид (637) Хрисофемида, открытый в 1907 году.

Примечания

Героини древнегреческих мифов
Мифы Арголиды


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Eparchia Shamshabad   – eparchia Kościoła katolickiego obrządku syromalabarskiego w Indiach. Została utworzona 10 października 2017. Obejmuje swoim zasięgiem całe terytorium Indii, nie wchodzące w skład pozostałych eparchii Kościoła.

Biskupi
 Raphael Thattil (od 2017)

Przypisy

Bibliografia
 Gcatholic
 Catholic hierarchy

Shamshabad
Religia w Hajdarabadzie (Indie)


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La Tarde puede designar:
 A la tarde, programa de televisión argentino emitido por América TV.
 a  La Tarde (programa de televisión), un programa para la sobremesa de Televisión Española que se emitió entre 1983 y 1989;
 a  La Tarde (programa de radio), espacio vespertino radiofónico de la emisora española COPE presentado por Pilar Cisneros y Fernando de Haro;
 a  La Tarde, un diario que apareció en Argentina en 1976;
 a  La Tarde, diario vespertino editado en Bilbao entre 1913 y 1937.
 a  La Tarde, diario publicado en Málaga entre 1940 y 1975.
 a  La Tarde, diario publicado en Santa Cruz de Tenerife entre 1927 y 1982;
 a  La Tarde, un diario que circula en la ciudad de Pereira, Colombia.


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Boden steht für:
 Erdoberfläche, Erdboden
 Lockergestein, in der Geologie die oberste, erodierte Gesteinsschicht an der Erdoberfläche
 Boden (Bodenkunde), Erdreich, in der Bodenkunde die oberste Schicht der Lithosphäre
 Kulturboden, Ackerboden in der Landwirtschaft
 Baugrund, natürlicher Untergrund im Bauwesen
 Boden (Produktionsfaktor), Produktionsfaktor in der klassischen Volkswirtschaftslehre
 Grundbesitz, rechtlich eigentlich getrennt: Grund und Boden
 Boden (Familienname), Familienname, zu Namensträgern siehe dort
 Dachboden, Gebäudeteil
 Fußboden, Bauteil in einem Gebäude
 Boden im Instrumentenbau, unterer Teil des Klangkörpers eines Zupf- oder Streichinstruments, siehe Korpus (Musikinstrument) #Saiteninstrumente
 Bodenturnen, Turndisziplin
 Festung Boden, Fort in Schweden
 (6528) Boden, Asteroid des Hauptgürtels

Boden ist der Name folgender

Städte und Gemeinden:
 Boden (Gemeinde in Schweden), Verwaltungseinheit in Nordschweden
 Boden (Stadt in Schweden), Stadt in Nordschweden
 Boden (Westerwald), Gemeinde im Westerwaldkreis, Rheinland-Pfalz

Gemeindeteile und sonstige Orte:
 Boden (Anzing), Ortsteil der Gemeinde Anzing, Landkreis Ebersberg, Bayern
 Boden (Creußen), Ortsteil der Stadt Creußen, Landkreis Bayreuth, Bayern
 Boden (Edelsfeld), Ortsteil der Gemeinde Edelsfeld, Landkreis Amberg-Sulzbach, Bayern
 Boden (Inzell), Ortsteil der Gemeinde Inzell, Landkreis Traunstein, Bayern
 Boden (Neukirchen-Balbini), Ortsteil der Marktgemeinde Neukirchen-Balbini, Landkreis Schwandorf, Bayern
 Boden (Traitsching), Ortsteil der Gemeinde Traitsching, Landkreis Cham, Bayern
 Boden (Großrückerswalde), Ortsteil der Gemeinde Großrückerswalde, Erzgebirgskreis, Sachsen
 Boden (Radeburg), Ortsteil der Stadt Radeburg, Landkreis Meißen, Sachsen
 Boden (Lauenburg), Gemeinde im Kreis Herzogtum Lauenburg, Schleswig-Holstein
 Boden (Dornbirn), Parzelle in der Gemeinde Dornbirn, Vorarlberg
 Boden (Gemeinde Kappel), Ortschaft in der Gemeinde Kappel am Krappfeld, Bezirk Sankt Veit an der Glan, Kärnten
 Boden (Gemeinde Paternion), Ortschaft in der Marktgemeinde Paternion, Bezirk Villach-Land, Kärnten
 Boden (Gemeinde Thomasberg), Ortsteil in der Gemeinde Thomasberg, Bezirk Neunkirchen, Niederösterreich
 Boden (Gemeinde Laakirchen), Ortsteil von Laakirchen, Bezirk Gmunden, Oberösterreich
 Boden (Gemeinde Goldegg), Ortschaft in der Gemeinde Goldegg im Pongau, Bezirk St. Johann im Pongau, Land Salzburg
 Boden (Gemeinde Lobmingtal), Ortsteil von Lobmingtal, Bezirk Murtal, Steiermark
 Boden (Gemeinde Semriach), Ortsteil von Semriach, Bezirk Graz-Umgebung, Steiermark
 Boden (Gemeinde Hopfgarten), Ort bei Hopfgarten im Brixental, Bezirk Kitzbühel, Tirol
 Boden (Gemeinde Pfafflar), Ort in der Gemeinde Pfafflar, Bezirk Reutte, Tirol
 Boden (Gemeinde St. Leonhard), Weiler in der Ortschaft Zaunhof, Gemeinde St. Leonhard im Pitztal, Bezirk Imst, Tirol
 Boden (Gemeinde Sonntag), Fraktion der Gemeinde Sonntag, Bezirk Bludenz, Vorarlberg
 Boden (Adelboden), Bäuert der Gemeinde Adelboden, Kanton Bern
 Boden (Brenzikofen), Siedlung in der Gemeinde Brenzikofen, Kanton Bern
 Boden (Guttannen), Weiler in der Gemeinde Guttannen, Kanton Bern
 Boden (Florida), im Volusia County, Vereinigte Staaten
 Boden (Illinois), im Mercer County, Vereinigte Staaten
 Boden (Ohio), im Guernsey County, Vereinigte Staaten
 Boden (Texas), im Potter County, Vereinigte Staaten
 Boden (Wüstung), Tschechien
 Bozner Boden, Ortsteil von Bozen, Südtirol

Siehe auch:

 Bode (Familienname), Bodinus
 Böden
 Groß Boden, Klein Boden
 Bodden (Begriffsklärung)


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János Erdélyi, född 1814, död 23 januari 1868, var en ungersk poet, estetiker, litteraturhistoriker och filosof.

Erdélyi blev 1851 professor i filosofi vid den reformerta akademin i Sárospatak. Han utgav flera samlingar av ungersk folkdiktning, bland annat Magyar népköltési gyüjtemény (3 band, 1846–1848).

Källor
 Svensk uppslagsbok. Malmö 1931.

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Ungerska poeter
Ungerskspråkiga poeter
Ungerska filosofer
Födda 1814
Avlidna 1868
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