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"Many people enter our lives by accident.
Some appear for a few days, others sometimes even just for a few hours.
Few remain with us forever. "
Janusz Leon Wiśniewski
Łukasz Gajewski
Export Department Director
A graduate of physiotherapy with the right to practice and an MBA graduate from the WSB University in Chorzów and the Franklin University in Columbus, Ohio. Since 2011, he has been involved in the sale of physiotherapy devices in managerial positions. He is passionate about motorcycles and spends every free moment with his brothers from the motorcycle club, enjoying the next kilometers on two wheels. In his opinion, enthusiasm and determination in action is the key to success in many areas, which is why he always tries to spread enthusiasm and determination in action every day.
Dominika Pagacz
Export/Import Manager
English philologist absorbed by the world of medicine. Since 2011, she has been devoted to physical therapy, discovering new possibilities. With maniac stubbornness she claims that the impossible does not exist, never giving up and fighting to the end. Demanding a lot from others and even more from herself. Privately, a lover of never ending journeys (preferably at the end of the world with a cup of good coffee in hand), and an absolute fan of mountains and mulled wine. For years, she has been struggling with her fear of heights admiring the beauty of nature on the world's highest viewing terraces.
Ewelina Lichna
A philologist of Czech language by profession, with a lot of passion to trade. All the paper work and piles of documents are not for her as she definitely prefers working with people.
She hates monotony and routine, maybe a little bit impatient character. Privately, a fan of interesting and extraordinary interiors and everything related to their arrangement, but it must be mentioned that she will never pass by indifferently next to original pair of high heels. A good day starts with coffee and ends with coffee… preferably in an amazingly beautiful cup.
Marcin Lenik
KeyAccount Manager
Graduate of Human Resources Management of the Jagiellonian University with interests in social sciences and social psychology. Found his way into Export Department attracted by the contact with cultural diversity and continuous dynamics it offers. Finds intelligent people and sweets irresistible. Craft beer and lesser-known books are value added in life. Recently retook writing, which is an important passion born of penetrating observations of the world. Loves riding mountain bike trails and hiking, and impatiently explores new ways, with his ambition and determination as the factors expanding the limits. Doesn't drink coffee and gets up at the first sound of the alarm clock.
Maciej Stępień
A graduate of Jagiellonian University with MA in Public Administration, holds also a vocational diploma in Human Resources Management, with professional experience gained in Australia, United Kingdom and Poland. Privately big fan of professional boxing, motor boats, literature, history, politics, movies and music from the 80's.
Magdalena Ligęza
I am a graduate of management and quality. I like challenging and responsible projects, routine work is not my cup of tea. I hate people say "I can't. It's impossible". Tell me your vision, your concept, and I will tell you how we can achieve it. Privately, a dog lover and a happy mum. I love chocolate in all its forms. And shoes. I always find space for a new pair of shoes. Under the desk at work it's a perfect place for a little collection, too. In my free time I enjoy cooking and testing new recipes.
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I recently met Charles. He probably meant that people only go to demonstrations to show themselves and not to protest. Let's see why your answers are different than mine. I'd like to talk to one of your guests. You're acting like you know me; this is the first time we're meeting! I think our luck just ran out. Tell me the substance of his speech. That's not going to happen for years. One of the things Daren enjoys doing is swimming. We made something wrong.
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Juha isn't conservative. He's very intelligent. Clayton pretended that he couldn't speak French. He's an Englishman, but lives in India. I lost my wallet. There's a book about dancing on the desk. That meeting couldn't have gone any worse. I paid not less than a hundred dollars for this pen. Stanley's children were kidnapped. King quickly lost interest.
It is nice to be among family. I need a doctor. Do you always drink coffee with your breakfast? There were no witnesses to the crime. Would you tell Janos I'm ready? He wrote her a long letter, which he didn't mail. We just need to talk to Vern. Kazu likes sports very much. Denmark is, among the Nordic countries, the southernmost, and is to the southwest of Sweden and south of Norway. My head is too hot.
Teruyuki is going to sing us something. It's quite distinct from the smell of burning. He boozes too much. In the cold season when you want to drink something hot I recommend this sort of thermos flask. We'll see each other again. I'll tell him you dropped by. Go get a drink of water. I sent Steina a letter in Icelandic. A quarrel estranged one boy from the other. They are waiting for you next to the long white house.
I want to know who sent you. How come you know English so well? This extraordinary increase is explained by the speedy economic unification which took place during the same period. My dog follows me wherever I go. The public is stupid, so the public will pay. Birth is the starting point for life's adventures. Were I you, I would not do such a thing. Don't make me shoot you again. He fell while skiing off-piste. Anyway, somehow you succeeded.
He has a great interest in Japanese. I saw her again last night. We need exercise. It was a perfect match. Isidore can sleep on the couch. Where did you buy that soap? Donal ate and drank. Hello My Name Is Sergei Alexander pretended to know nothing about it. We had a very good time indeed.
We did warn her. I think it's time for me to stop allowing her to always have her own way. It wasn't something anybody expected. You salted the meat. Never did I expect to see her in such a place. Meehan and Judith wanted their children to live the American dream. Edvardas is younger than Robertas. She has posters of her favorite bands on her walls. Do you mind if I have a look? I would like a little more tea.


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Parkingservice Ltd still fails to fulfill obligations assumed before the Kutaisi City Hall
In 2015, the Kutaisi City Hall established Parkingservice Ltd, which fails not only to resolve the problems of parking in the city but also to pay the lease payment determined by its founder – the City Hall. The company is in its third year of operation, and at this point, its arrears in lease payment have reached GEL 1,240,246, while the Kutaisi City Hall refrains from applying sanctions provided for by the contract.
TI Georgia conducted the first study on this issue in 2017 and gave recommendations to the City Hall, although the situation still remains unchanged. Our findings demonstrate both ineffective management of the company and ineffective supervision on the part of the City Hall, which might also contain signs of a crime. We believe that it's necessary to once again analyze the adequacy of the decision by which the City Hall created a state-owned company for regulating parking in Kutaisi, instead of selecting a private company.
Incorrect decision to establish a municipal Ltd
The Kutaisi Municipality established Parkingservice Ltd in 2015. Based on the lease contract, the municipality transferred property under its ownership for the company's use, and the annual lease payment was set at GEL 463 415. According to information provided by the Kutaisi City Hall, in 2014-2015, before the creation of Parkingservice Ltd , four electronic auctions were announced to transfer the right to organize parking spaces for vehicles in common and special places in the territory of the City of Kutaisi in return for a payment – in particular, the auctions were held on November 7, 2014; April 1, 2015; April 21, 2015; and May 5, 2015.
In all the four cases, the terms determined by the City Hall were identical, and the starting annual charge for transferring the said right through an auction amounted to GEL 660,000. According to the City Hall, the said auctions were not held because not a single company had expressed a desire to take part in them. It should be noted that the City Hall made no essential changes to the announcements of the auctions, and the auctions were renewed without analyzing and eliminating the causes of their failure within short intervals of time.
Later, the Kutaisi City Hall decided to create Parkingservice Ltd; accordingly, the City Hall tasked a company specially established by the municipality, rather than a private company (which is the best international practice), with organizing parking in Kutaisi.
Arrears of Parkingservice
Parkingservice Ltd started to operate from January 25, 2016, and, as of October 2018, it employs 41 people. Despite the fact that the company has started bringing the infrastructure in order, parking still remains problematic in the central streets of Kutaisi (photo).
Parkingservice was supposed to pay a total lease payment of GEL 1,390,245 to the budget from January 2016, although it has only paid GEL 149,999 as of October 1, 2018. In spite of this, the City Hall fails to respond to the non-payment of the lease payment – it neither uses the mechanism of sanctioning nor plans to change the conditions of the company's management or terms of the contract.[1] The official letter of the City Hall says that Parkingservice Ltd is an enterprise established by and with a 100% stake of the Municipality of the City of Kutaisi, and applying the measures provided for by Article 2.7 of the said contract against it would make the company unprofitable, which may hinder the implementation of the activities of Parkingservice Ltd.'
As for the operating expenses of Parkingservice, they are quite large and range between GEL 330,000 and GEL 420,000 per year.
The amount paid by Parkingservice in the years 2016-2018 and the arrears
However, the City Hall still receives income from Parkingservice. Fines imposed for violations of parking rules are deposited in the municipality's account. In 2016, the amount of fines equaled GEL 166,762, in 2017 – GEL 301,600, and in the period up to September 2018 – GEL 207,352.
If we summarize all this, we get a deplorable picture: Parkingservice is failing to resolve the problem, though drivers in Kutaisi have to pay an average of GEL 200,000 annually in fines, while about GEL 370,000 is spent annually on the administration of the process. It follows that it costs the company an average of GEL 1.7 to mobilize GEL 1 in fines. If we add to this that the City Hall refrains from applying sanctions provided for by the contract and even subsidized the company in 2015, it follows that there is a serious problem with management, as a result of which the budget has failed to receive GEL 1,240,246 during the past three years and even incurred additional expenses. All this might contain signs of not only neglect of official duty but also a more serious crime.
We can conclude that the only reason for the existence of Parkingservice Ltd is to employ 41 employees, which has cost the taxpayers of Kutaisi more than GEL 2 million in direct expenses during the past three years.
Consequently, it is unclear why Parkingservice Ltd exists under such conditions and why the City Hall fails to respond to the problems related to the company.
Parkingservice Ltd not only fails to resolve the problem with parking, but it has also been operating at a loss since it was founded, which causes damage to the budget of Kutaisi and to the City Hall, which fails to respond to this appropriately despite its obligation to do so;
We call upon the State Audit Office to study the activity of Parkingservice since the day it was founded, as well as the relationship between the City Hall and the company, and to transfer the case to law enforcement structures in the event of discovering signs of a crime;
We call upon the City Hall to conduct a retrospective analysis of the correctness of the decision to create a state-owned company for the resolution of the problem with parking in 2015 and, considering the current situation, to find out what alternative solutions can be considered as a way out.
[1] According to Subparagraph A of Paragraph 2.2 of Article 6 of the Lease Contract concluded between the parties, the Lessor has the right to demand termination of the Contract if the Lessee violates the terms of the Contract, and according to Article 7, the City Hall is entitled to impose a penalty on the Lessee in the event of non-payment of the lease payment – 0.1% of the outstanding lease payment for each overdue day. In accordance with Paragraph 2 of Article 7, in the event of non-fulfillment of the obligations taken by the Contract, the Lessee is to be given a written warning which indicates the time frame for redressing the violation and the amount of the penalty.
Author: Transparency International Georgia
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The Flower of Life is a poetic journey of a women in a bed. Flowers as a metaphor for her emotions. An ephemeral moment where unconsciousness falling down in a moving dream.
"Proclamation Punctuation" is an enthralling fashion film centered on a fabulously fascinating woman reciting a short soliloquy paying homage to her love for using exclamation points in her missives. Periods are so period, where as an exclamation point livens up a sentence! There is simply nothing worse than a long dragged out sentence ending in an uninspiring dull dot! So when exclamation points are your philosophy on life, one must always keep it on the up beat!!


Natalia Zepeda has been with the International Organization for Migration (IOM) since 2014 as the National Project Coordinator in El Salvador and has experience coordinating and managing two migrant programs: "Post Arrival Assistance" (2014-2016) and "Return and Reintegration" in El Salvador. Ms. Zepeda has also worked as Chief of Knowledge Management in the Solidarity Fund for Health (FOSALUD) in El Salvador from 2012-2014. She attended a specialization course in "Organized Crime as a Spoiler for Lasting Peace" with the Austrian Study Center for Peace and Conflict Resolution and worked as a freelance journalist and with the Audiovisual Department at the Central American University (UCA). Zepeda received an Erasmus Mundus Master's degree in International Humanitarian Action with a specialty in Peace Building at the University of Deusto, Spain. She received her bachelor's degree in Social Communications and Journalism at the UCA.


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The spirited and charismatic Hungarian Gergely Madaras joins the Hallé for our final concert of the season. It opens in lively style with the overture Mozart composed for his opera Die Entführung aus dem Serail (The Abduction from the Seraglio). Benjamin Grosvenor, one of the finest young pianists in the world, makes a welcome return to Sheffield as soloist in Beethoven's youthful Second Concerto. Though in some ways a traditional work, it also looks forward to the more rebellious Beethoven to come.
Mahler believed that "a symphony must be like the world – it must contain everything." With its birdsong, fanfares and Jewish funeral music, his glorious First Symphony pretty much does, and its conclusion is one of the most uplifting ever written.


Quezia Hall joined the Active Medical Staff at Summit Healthcare in 2016. She graduated with a Master of Physician Assistant Studies from the University of Utah School of Medicine, and a BS from Phoenix University in Tucson, AZ. Quezia is NCCPA board certified and holds a professional membership in the American Academy of Physician Assistants, the Arizona Academy of Physician Assistants, and the American Academy of Pain Medicine.
She developed an interest in health care at an early age while working with the underserved population of rural Brazil at her parent's pharmacy.
Quezia was inspired to choose pain medicine as a specialty after her training at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Salt Lake City, UT. She noticed the positive impact pain management had in the quality of life of those patients.
One of Quezia Hall's favorite aspects of her job in pain management is providing patient education and cooperatively working with patients to improve their overall wellbeing. She believes in providing compassionate health care to patients with a focus on increased function, improved quality of life, and enhanced health.
When not practicing medicine, Quezia enjoys spending time with family and friends, hiking with her dogs, and reading.
She is proud to be a part of Summit Healthcare Pain Medicine Team with Dr. Dax Trujillo and staff.


We begin our day with driving to Savi Amerta province for visit traditional Batik. Then we will continue to BatuanVillage for seeing a real life of Balinese people, in BatuanVillage we will visit one of the traditional Balinese House. After seeing traditional life in Balinese house we will continue to Deva Toris province and visit the place which local peoples making traditional painting with local way. After painting next station will be the Wood carving at Sari Rejeki province. Spending 30 minutes in wood carving, we will drive to Lake View Restaurant and enjoy the scene with Mountain and Lake view during our open buffet lunch. After the lunch we will visit GunungKawiTemple (HollySprintTemple) to get an information about Hinduism. HollySprintTemple is the one of the biggest and important for the local people in Bali. On the way back to hotel we will pass by Rice Terraces and you will have a chance to take a photo.


I would like to acknowledge my gratitude and indebtedness to Mr. Donald Caddick, for much of the information here, relating to the Barber family - especially that in my direct line prior to Robert Barber (1704 - 1771).
Donald was a distant cousin of mine (Laurence Barber) who, sadly, passed away in July of 2003. I have been put in touch with his material, representing several years of research into the Barber lines. I had researched, myself, the Barber line directly back to Robert (b. 1704) but was stuck as to which of the John Barbers of Fressingfield, a generation before, might possibly be the father of this Robert. Fortunately, through an on-line contact with distant relative Murray Barber (of Christchurch, New Zealand), I was made aware of, and then had sent to me, the material that Donald had prepared.
The following are exerpts from Donald Caddick's 'Introduction' to his research, written in 1994.
"Early in 1989, at the age of 71, I decided to look into our forebearers, knowing that the trunk of my grandmother, Harriet Caddick (nee Barber), which was in our loft, contained much of the memorabilia of her family. In addition to the family Bible, which contained many details of births, deaths and marriages of her family, there were four diaries of her grandfather, James Barber (1778 - 1853), two photograph albums, bank books, note books of the proceeds of auctions, posters advertizing auctions, farm rent receipts, a number of press cuttings, some mourning cards, letters, a Keepsake Scripture Text Book, which she had used as a birthday book (plus some marriages and deaths).
"From the details in the family Bible, and entries in the diaries of James Barber, I started to construct a family tree, and, when visiting my son in 1989, I went to Fressingfield (Suffolk), with the intention of looking at gravestones in the churchyard of the Parish Church of SS Peter and Paul, to see if I could find any more about the Barber family. When having a pint and a sandwich in the 'Swan' - adjacent to the churchyard, I spoke to four gentlemen, who were having a lunch-time drink, about my quest. One of them suggested I write to the Vicar of Fressingfield, who was the Vicar of five parishes . . . (I am not recommending this kind of contact which would be prohibitive in terms of time for any incumbent should the world descend upon him, or her, looking for genealogical information).
Donald also acknowledged the Suffolk Local History Recorder for Fressingfield, for copies of "Looking Back at Fressingfield' and 'A Century of a Suffolk Village, Fressingfield, 1750-1851' - prepared by the Fressingfield Branch of the WEA. I have these very helpful documents, as well. I too have several Barber Wills, gleaned from the Suffolk Records Office.
I too am in the debt of all of these people and am grateful for Donald's having led the way, in researching and incorporating together much of what has turned out to be my direct line of the Barber family tree.


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Q: Word "Hello" assignment to array of chr's in C In C that's legal and will compile:
char names[5] = "Hello";

but this one is not:
char names[5];

names = "Hello";

How do I put assignment in array of characters word "Hello" ? Can I do that without strcpy ?

A: You cannot. In C an array is not an lvalue so you can't assign to it.
The only ways to do it:

*

*Use a copying function (like memcpy or strcpy for example)

*Assign all the elements one at a time (eew)

*Use a pointer instead of an array. There is some folk knowledge that "an array is just a pointer". It's not true (yes, those are 3 links).

A: Your names string should have at least 6 (not 5) characters, because of the terminating null byte:
char names[6];

Either with strcpy or with the equivalent code, e.g.
names[0] = 'H';
names[1] = 'e';
names[2] = 'l';
names[3] = 'l';
names[4] = 'o';
names[5] = (char)0;

And a recent version of gcc (i.e. 4.6), when asked for enough optimization (-O2), would optimize strcpy(names,"Hello"); into equivalent of above code.

A: Your code is going to have problems. C strings have an extra null character at the end. "Hello" requires 6 bytes. I believe your string "Hello" is going to turn into "Hell" in the first example.

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With so many people online watching and sharing videos, perhaps the most serious mistake you can make is to not engage in video marketing. Today, very few people in the marketing industry make this mistake since a vast number of people are already engaged in video marketing. Yet despite this excellent decision, some people are still going about it the wrong way.
1. Videos are too long. This is a very understandable mistake, because so many people simply want to hold forth on their favorite topics. There are many reasons why very long videos can pose a challenge (see the article entitled "8 Simple Tips for Writing an Effective Video Script"), but the basic reasons are simple. Simply put, most people can get bored very easily. And since there are a lot of interesting things to see on the Internet, there's no good reason why people should stick to your really long video.
2. Videos are boring. Some people put up text messages to music and call it a video. Well, that's not really much of a video is it? Then there are those who think that a good video is to just film someone talking in front of a seminar, or just film themselves talking. Those are boring too. People make this mistake because these types of videos are very easy to make.
3. Video makers are making videos without a point. There are two main reasons why you would want to make a video. One is that you want to entertain your viewer. The other main reason is that you want to inform your viewer. If your marketing video is neither entertaining nor informative, then it is basically pointless. Would you want to stick around to watch that sort of thing?
So next time, make sure that your video is memorable and emotionally resonant. It can be funny, scary, heart-warming, or controversial, but your viewer must feel something. Or you can make a video that demonstrates your products features, or you can show the proper way to take care or use your product. Videos are much more effective at this sort of thing than mere articles alone.
4. Videos don't help your viewers remember your product. Even the most entertaining and informative videos don't really help you in particular, if the viewer's only remember the video but not your company. The ultimate point of the video is to call attention to your brand, but if you fail at this you may very well be helping out your competitors instead.
5. There's no call to action in the videos. Now that you have your viewer's attention, you have the opportunity to make that viewer do something you want. Never let the marketing video end without some sort of suggestion from you as to what they should do next. You can tell them to buy the product, visit your website for more information, to subscribe to your newsletter, or to download a white paper on the topic. What you suggest should also call more attention to your brand and to your product.
Remember, the point in the end is to boost your profits. You can entertain and inform your potential customers, but you can never let them forget who did this public service for them. So be sure to give people a reason to want to visit your site by not making the aforementioned video marketing mistakes.


In this video Dr. Tony Mork describes a way to treat the combination painful stenosis with a disc herniation endoscopically with the Laser.
Hi, I'm Dr. Tony Mork endoscopic spine specialist. Today I'd like to talk about a situation that I see fairly often in the office particularly in people who are maybe older than 70 years of age, and of course as an endoscopic spine surgeon I think we're all trying to do the least amount of surgery possible but what do you do when you're faced with a disc herniation or protrusion of considerable size as well as stenosis.
The typical response is I think most of us would like to do one thing or the other. I'm going to show you when I did one thing and really probably should have done both at the same time. In this case I have an 81 year old very active woman who showed up with a progressive leg pain in spite a conservative therapy and a few epidurals.
So let me show you her MRI scan and you be the judge about how you would start this case. As you can see there's a large protruding disc at the L3-4 for level, which certainly would account for her symptoms, as well as we've got some overgrowth of the soft tissues in the spinal canal post eerily. If we look at the latter we can certainly see a broad-based protruding disc, as well as some very thickened ligamentum flavum and some overgrowth and hypertrophy of the facet joints. As I go through this we can see that there's also some fairly good-sized disc protrusion there and it is biased to the left hand side.
Even trying to avoid doing some additional surgery with some persistent symptoms showing up after the discectomy, I felt that a this may have been better treated with both a trans-foraminal discectomy as well as a small laminal for foraminal-plasti, using a metric set. I hope today that I've shown you the benefits of doing two approaches to two different problems on the spine using the absolute minimum of surgery using a trans-foraminal discectomy as well as a small lemon foraminal-plasti for a combination treatment for a disc herniation and stenosis.
Thanks very much for watching feel free to contact the office or look at my YouTube channel or www.drtonymork.com and I really appreciate you taking a look at this, thanks.


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Giants Triple Pack 9 was the last triple pack released for Skylanders Giants in some countries but has not been released in the US. It contains: Hex Series 2, Slam Bam Series 2 and Shroomboom. It is believed that it will NOT be released in the US.


In October 2017 the Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government announced a package of measures intended to address the private rented sector. One proposed measure was the introduction of a specialist Housing Court with a view to a more efficient and timely process by which landlords could recover possession, and tenants could enforce their rights.
On the back of that research paper, the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government last week published a Call for Evidence: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/factors-influencing-the-progress-timescales-and-outcomes-of-housing-cases-in-county-courts. This seeks views and opinions from the judiciary, landlords and tenants to help the government to better understand and improve the experience of people using courts and tribunal services in property cases, including considering the case for a specialist Housing Court and/or other structural changes such as an extension of the remit of the Property Tribunal.
The consultation closes at 11:45pm on 22 January 2019.
The PLA Law Reform Committee will be responding to this call for evidence on behalf of PLA members and we would welcome members' comments to feed into this response. In addition, we would also encourage members to respond directly to the consultation to ensure the government has a clear picture of the challenges being faced by our clients in pursuing claims through the county courts in this area.


Governments and international agencies have invested heavily in education systems, in hopes of making students literate. Literacy has become a global priority. Despite increased enrollments, many students in low-income countries or areas fail to learn and drop out illiterate.
Education for all literally means that nearly all children and adults who study reading must become fluent readers. How best to achieve this goal in low-income areas, which principles to use for teaching all students to read? One widely accepted source is the operation of our memory. We all retain material most easily if we learn it according to the ways we process information.
This course presents reading from the perspective of cognitive science. It covers all aspects of basic literacy: from visual perception to automaticity, from teacher training to project implementation and selection of specialists. You will surely find some little-known reading aspects that are counterintuitive and intriguing. Emphasizing those in instruction makes the process feasible for all.
You work for a Ministry of Education, teachers' college, teacher training unit.
You work for a donor organization or NGO.
You teach reading or train teachers in a low-income country.
Please download a comprehensive guide for this course, which is attached to this lecture.
School brings to all of us personal memories, so it may be easy to assume that public schools in poor countries function like the ones we know. We may assume all children are relatively healthy and well fed, have textbooks, reading books, a teacher who will show up every day and interact with everyone. Nearly all children who go to school in high income countries learn how to read. Most of us have no memory of classmates dropping out illiterate. Module 1 lays out the background issues that often make education of the poor difficult. These issues and possible solutions will be further explored throughout this course.
You probably became a fluent reading so long ago, that you have forgotten what the process was like. Good schools and educated families train students effectively, and almost any method will work for well-to-do children. But what if you must learn a new script without help? Let the following experience teach you how our brain best learns reading. This module prompts participants to explore what reading methods may be more effective for learners who have no prior knowledge about a reading system.
How will you learn a script fastest?
This neurological functions that determine reading acquisition take place outside our consciousness, so we are unaware how they work and how important they are. To get the benefits of complex cognition, students must first automatize these "low level" functions. Only then can students effortlessly learn information from texts.
Reading fluency does not develop in a linear fashion. The process is more like an airplane taxiing on a runway and then taking off. As the airplane starts to move, we decode text laboriously, letter by letter. But by the time the airplane reaches cruising altitude, we recognize words as if they were faces! In this module you will learn more about this fascinating story and its implications for reading large amounts of text.
The previous modules dealt with letters and the visual impressions they make on us. This module discusses what happens to the recognized words. To develop effective reading programs, it is important to understand how memory works and how information is processed.
The general reading principles hold for all languages Activation of the visual word form area and working memory capacity may help set standards for fluency and comprehension that are similar across languages and scripts. But some take much longer to automatize than others. More characters, more complex shapes, greater spelling inconsistency require longer instruction, more learning materials, longer teacher training, longer school years, more funding. They also increase the probability of failure among students. This module presents research pertinent to reading acquisition of various languages and scripts.
The need for speed seems difficult for many people to comprehend. Inevitable the question arises about how students comprehend, how comprehension can be taught, and how to deal with claims that students may be reading fast enough but not comprehending. This module offers some answers to the questions.
How do readers understand text?
Most countries are multilingual. Some speak two or three languages, while others such as Nigeria have more than 400. Most students of Europe and North America attend schools in the languages they speak. However, in multilingual countries, children may start school and learn the official language at the same time. To make things worse, the official languages used in much of the world are English, French, Portuguese, or Arabic, which have spelling complexities. Predictably learning outcomes tend to be low. Thus poor multilingual countries face complexities in basic provision of education that most well-to-do countries never had to face.
To meet enrollment demands, the poorest countries must recruit and train some 1.9 million additional primary school teachers by 2015, including 1.2 million in sub-Saharan Africa. However, people willing to become teachers often have limited education, despite advanced diplomas. The usual inservice or even preservice training often does not result in behavioral changes under such circumstances. Have some variables been overlooked?
A teacher writes a text on the blackboard. The better students are asked to go to the blackboard and read it, pointing to the words with a stick. The rest repeat what was said. They may appear to read, but if the words are switched around, they often cannot do so. This method is sometimes called "traditional rote memorization", but in fact nothing significant is memorized; only 2-3 words are repeated together, and they make no sense. Even the better students have no material for practice.
But why have textbooks at all? Some middle-income schools, from Brazil to the US, have abandoned textbooks; students instead read authentic texts. Those same students have dozens of books at home. Their parents help, teachers are highly trained. The same tendency for short or even non-existent books has been transmitted to low-income countries, where students have no books of their own. Without practice material, they cannot memorize letters or increase speed.
There is a broad consensus about reading goals; classes should have practically no illiterate students, and at least 80% of students should learn to decode. By the end of grade 2, students should be reading 45-60 words per minute in order to be able to learn from printed materials. To monitor these goals, measurement is needed. This module and its associated readings give some essential information and answer some frequently asked questions.
The course thus far has presented variables important for reading acquisition. This module synthesizes the research into a minimal number of daily activities aimed at teaching consistent orthographies to nearly all students in the first semester of grade 1. (For syllabic scripts, the essential matrices can be taught in this timeframe, and English is exempt.) The recommended activities correspond to the state of research in mid-2014 and may change as new research appears.
Plans for a pilot and subsequent scale-up, political realities and other issues, and a strategy to scale up implementation success from 20% to 80% in low-income countries. The strategy ought to dramatically decrease illiteracy in low-income countries.


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List of tallest freestanding structures
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This is a list of tallest freestanding structures in the world past and present. To be freestanding a structure must not be supported by guy wires, the sea or other types of support. It therefore does not include guyed masts, partially guyed towers and drilling platforms but does include towers, skyscrapers (pinnacle height) and chimneys.[1]
Tallest freestanding structures in the world
Scale diagram of some of the tallest structures
1 Freestanding structures (past or present) over 350 metres (1,148 ft)
2 Other freestanding structures (past or present): between 300 metres (984 ft) and 350 metres (1,148 ft)
3 Timeline of world's tallest freestanding structures
Freestanding structures (past or present) over 350 metres (1,148 ft)[edit]
Structures no longer standing are in italics.
For all structures the pinnacle height is given, so the height of skyscrapers may be different from the values at List of tallest buildings in the world.
Structures under construction are included in main list if its current height is over 350 metres (1,148 ft).
Pinnacle height (metres / feet)
Main use
Burj Khalifa 829.8 2,722 2010 Skyscraper Office, residential apartments, restaurant, hotel United Arab Emirates Dubai Topped out in 2009 25°11′50.0″N 55°16′26.6″E / 25.197222°N 55.274056°E / 25.197222; 55.274056
Tokyo Skytree 634 2,080 2012 Communications tower Observation, UHF/VHF-transmission, restaurant, and cafe Japan Tokyo Tallest structure in Japan. Tallest tower in the world 35°42′36.5″N 139°48′39″E / 35.710139°N 139.81083°E / 35.710139; 139.81083
Shanghai Tower 632 2,073 2016 Skyscraper Residential, observation, office China Shanghai Topped out in August 2013. Tallest structure in China and second tallest building in the world. 31°14′7.8″N 121°30′3.6″E / 31.235500°N 121.501000°E / 31.235500; 121.501000
Canton Tower 604 1,982 2010 Communications tower Observation, UHF/VHF-transmission, cafe, restaurant China Guangzhou Topped out in 2009. 23°06′23.3″N 113°19′28.5″E / 23.106472°N 113.324583°E / 23.106472; 113.324583
Abraj Al Bait Towers 601 1,972 2011 Skyscraper Hotel, shopping mall Saudi Arabia Mecca 21°25′08″N 39°49′35″E / 21.41889°N 39.82639°E / 21.41889; 39.82639
Ping An Finance Centre 599.1 1,969 2017 Skyscraper Office, retail China Shenzhen Topped out in 2015. 22°32′11.03″N 114°3′1.61″E / 22.5363972°N 114.0504472°E / 22.5363972; 114.0504472
Goldin Finance 117 597 1,959 2018 Skyscraper Hotel, residential, commercial offices China Tianjin Topped out in 2015, estimated completion in 2018. 39°5′20.65″N 117°4′48.82″E / 39.0890694°N 117.0802278°E / 39.0890694; 117.0802278
Lotte World Tower 555.65 1,823 2017 Skyscraper Retail, residential apartments, hotel, offices, observation deck South Korea Seoul Topped out in 2016. Tallest building in the OECD. 37°30′45″N 127°6′10″E / 37.51250°N 127.10278°E / 37.51250; 127.10278
CN Tower 553.3 1,815.4 1976 Communications tower Observation, UHF/VHF-transmission, restaurant Canada Toronto Tallest freestanding structure in the world 1975–2007.
Tallest freestanding structure in the western hemisphere. 43°38′30.67″N 79°23′14.27″W / 43.6418528°N 79.3872972°W / 43.6418528; -79.3872972
One World Trade Center 546.2 1,792 2014 Skyscraper Office, observation, communication, cafe, restaurant United States New York City Tallest freestanding structure in the United States. Second tallest in the western hemisphere. 40°42′46.8″N 74°0′48.6″W / 40.713000°N 74.013500°W / 40.713000; -74.013500
Ostankino Tower 540 1,772 1967 Communications tower Observation, restaurant, UHF/VHF-transmission Russia Moscow Tallest freestanding structure in the world 1967–1975. Tallest structure in Europe. Renovated after a fire in 2000. 55°49′11″N 37°36′42″E / 55.81972°N 37.61167°E / 55.81972; 37.61167
Guangzhou CTF Finance Centre 530 1,740 2016 Skyscraper Office, residential, hotel China Guangzhou Topped out in July 2014. 23°7′13″N 113°19′14″E / 23.12028°N 113.32056°E / 23.12028; 113.32056
Willis Tower (formerly Sears Tower) 527.0 1,729 1974 Skyscraper Office, observation, UHF/VHF-transmission, later headquarters for United Airlines[2] United States Chicago Tallest building in the world 1974–1998 (by structural height). 41°52′44.1″N 87°38′10.2″W / 41.878917°N 87.636167°W / 41.878917; -87.636167
Taipei 101 509.2 1,671 2004 Skyscraper Multi-use Taiwan Taipei Tallest skyscraper in the world 2004–2010, first skyscraper to exceed 500 m/1,640 ft in structural height. 25°02′01″N 121°33′52″E / 25.03361°N 121.56444°E / 25.03361; 121.56444
Shanghai World Financial Center 494 1,617 2008 Skyscraper Multi-use China Shanghai Tallest building in China 2007-2009. 31°14′12″N 121°30′10″E / 31.23667°N 121.50278°E / 31.23667; 121.50278
International Commerce Centre 484 1,590 2010 Skyscraper Office China Hong Kong Tallest building in Hong Kong. 22°18′12″N 114°9′37″E / 22.30333°N 114.16028°E / 22.30333; 114.16028
Oriental Pearl Tower 467.9 1,535 1994 Concrete tower Communication tower China Shanghai Tallest structure in China (including Hong Kong), 1994–2007. 31°14′30″N 121°29′42″E / 31.24167°N 121.49500°E / 31.24167; 121.49500
John Hancock Center 457.2 1,500 1969 Skyscraper Office, residential, UHF/VHF-transmission United States Chicago World's tallest mixed-use building 1969–2008. 41°53′55.68″N 87°37′22.8″W / 41.8988000°N 87.623000°W / 41.8988000; -87.623000
Petronas Tower 1 452 1,483 1998 Skyscraper Office, observation Malaysia Kuala Lumpur Tallest twin towers in the world. Tallest building in the world 1998–2004. 3°09′28.26″N 101°42′41.94″E / 3.1578500°N 101.7116500°E / 3.1578500; 101.7116500
Petronas Tower 2 452 1,483 1998 Skyscraper Office, observation Malaysia Kuala Lumpur 3°09′28.26″N 101°42′41.94″E / 3.1578500°N 101.7116500°E / 3.1578500; 101.7116500
Greenland Square Zifeng Tower 450 1,476 2010 Skyscraper Mixed-use China Nanjing Topped-out in 2008. 32°03′44.9″N 118°46′41″E / 32.062472°N 118.77806°E / 32.062472; 118.77806
Empire State Building 449 1,474 1931 Skyscraper Office, observation, UHF/VHF-transmission United States New York City Tallest freestanding structure 1931–1967.
Tallest skyscraper 1931–1973.
First Skyscraper with 100+ stories. 40°44′54.0″N 73°59′09″W / 40.748333°N 73.98583°W / 40.748333; -73.98583
KK100 441.8 1,449 2011 Skyscraper Mixed use China Shenzhen 22°32′47.58″N 114°6′6.63″E / 22.5465500°N 114.1018417°E / 22.5465500; 114.1018417
Guangzhou West Tower 440 1,444 2009 Skyscraper Mixed use China Guangzhou 23°07′13″N 113°19′05″E / 23.12028°N 113.31806°E / 23.12028; 113.31806
Milad Tower 435 1,427 2003 Concrete tower Observation, UHF/VHF-transmission Iran Tehran Tallest structure in Iran. 35°44′40″N 51°22′30″E / 35.74444°N 51.37500°E / 35.74444; 51.37500
Marina 101 426.5 1,399 2016 Skyscraper Hotel & Hotel Apartments United Arab Emirates Dubai Under construction, topped out in 2015. 22°05′22.23″N 55°08′56.12″E / 22.0895083°N 55.1489222°E / 22.0895083; 55.1489222
432 Park Avenue 426 1,396 2015 Skyscraper Residential United States New York City 40°45′40″N 73°58′17″W / 40.76111°N 73.97139°W / 40.76111; -73.97139
Trump International Hotel and Tower 423.4 1,389 2009 Skyscraper Hotel, condominium United States Chicago 41°53′20″N 87°37′36″W / 41.88889°N 87.62667°W / 41.88889; -87.62667
Jin Mao Tower 421.5 1,383 1998 Skyscraper Hotel, office, observation China Shanghai Tallest skyscraper in China, 1998–2007. 31°14′14″N 121°30′05″E / 31.23722°N 121.50139°E / 31.23722; 121.50139
Kuala Lumpur Tower 421 1,381 1995 Concrete tower Observation, restaurant, UHF/VHF-transmission Malaysia Kuala Lumpur 03°09′10″N 101°42′12″E / 3.15278°N 101.70333°E / 3.15278; 101.70333
GRES-2 Power Station Chimney 419.7 1,377 1987 Chimney Power station Kazakhstan Ekibastusz Tallest chimney in the world. 52°01′20″N 75°28′42″E / 52.02222°N 75.47833°E / 52.02222; 75.47833
One World Trade Center (1973–2001) 417 1,368 1973 Skyscraper Office, observation United States New York City Destroyed on 11 September 2001. Tallest freestanding structure that no longer exists. Tallest building in the world 1972–1974.
Two World Trade Center 415.3 1,362 1973 Skyscraper Office, observation United States New York City Destroyed on 11 September 2001.
Tianjin Radio and Television Tower 415.2 1,362 1991 Concrete tower Observation, UHF/VHF-transmission China Tianjin 39°05′31″N 117°10′30″E / 39.09194°N 117.17500°E / 39.09194; 117.17500
Al Hamra Tower 414 1,358 2012 Skyscraper Mall, offices Kuwait Kuwait City Tallest carved concrete tower in the world 29°22′44″N 47°59′36″E / 29.379°N 47.9932°E / 29.379; 47.9932
Two International Finance Centre 412.5 1,353 2003 Skyscraper Office China Hong Kong 22°17′06″N 114°09′33″E / 22.28500°N 114.15917°E / 22.28500; 114.15917
Central Radio and TV Tower 405 1,329 1992 Concrete tower Observation, UHF/VHF-transmission China Beijing 39°55′05″N 116°18′01″E / 39.91806°N 116.30028°E / 39.91806; 116.30028
CITIC Plaza 391.1 1,283 1997 Skyscraper Office China Guangzhou 23°08′40″N 113°19′10″E / 23.14444°N 113.31944°E / 23.14444; 113.31944
Zhongyuan Tower 388 1,273 2010 Concrete/steel tower UHF/VHF-transmission China Zhengzhou 34°43′29″N 113°43′22″E / 34.72472°N 113.72278°E / 34.72472; 113.72278
Kiev TV Tower 385 1,263 1973 Lattice tower UHF/VHF-transmission Ukraine Kiev Tallest lattice tower in the world. 50°28′16″N 30°27′12″E / 50.47111°N 30.45333°E / 50.47111; 30.45333
Shun Hing Square 384 1,259 1996 Skyscraper Office China Shenzhen 22°32′43″N 114°06′21″E / 22.54528°N 114.10583°E / 22.54528; 114.10583
Inco Superstack 380 1,250 1971 Chimney Nickel smelter Canada Sudbury Tallest chimney in the western hemisphere. 46°28′48.23″N 81°03′23.43″W / 46.4800639°N 81.0565083°W / 46.4800639; -81.0565083
Tuntex Sky Tower 378 1,240 1997 Skyscraper Hotel, office, observation, UHF/VHF-transmission Taiwan Kaohsiung 22°36′42″N 120°18′0″E / 22.61167°N 120.30000°E / 22.61167; 120.30000
Emirates Park Towers 376 1,233 2010 Skyscraper Residential United Arab Emirates Dubai 25°11′08″N 55°15′24″E / 25.1856°N 55.2566°E / 25.1856; 55.2566
Tashkent Tower 374.9 1,230 1984 Concrete/steel tower UHF/VHF-transmission, observation Uzbekistan Tashkent 41°20′44.05″N 69°17′4.57″E / 41.3455694°N 69.2846028°E / 41.3455694; 69.2846028
Central Plaza 374 1,227 1992 Skyscraper Office China Hong Kong 22°16′48″N 114°10′25″E / 22.28000°N 114.17361°E / 22.28000; 114.17361
Liberation Tower 372 1,220 1993 Concrete tower UHF/VHF-transmission, observation Kuwait Kuwait City 29°22′05.8″N 47°58′29.83″E / 29.368278°N 47.9749528°E / 29.368278; 47.9749528
Almaty Tower 371.5 1,219 1983 Steel tower UHF/VHF-transmission Kazakhstan Alma-Ata Tallest free-standing tubular steel structure. 43°13′44″N 76°58′34″E / 43.22889°N 76.97611°E / 43.22889; 76.97611
4th Chimney of Homer City Generating Station 371 1,217 1977 Chimney Power station United States Homer City, Pennsylvania 40°30′39″N 79°11′37″W / 40.51083°N 79.19361°W / 40.51083; -79.19361
Kennecott Smokestack 370.4 1,215 1974 Chimney Copper smelter United States Magna, Utah Tallest free-standing structure west of the Mississippi River. 40°43′18″N 112°11′52″W / 40.72167°N 112.19778°W / 40.72167; -112.19778
Chimney of Beryozovskaya GRES 370 1,214 1985 Chimney Power station Russia Sharypovo, Krasnoyarsk Krai Tallest chimney in Russia. 55°34′46″N 89°04′21″E / 55.57944°N 89.07250°E / 55.57944; 89.07250
Riga Radio and TV Tower 368.5 1,209 1987 Steel tower UHF/VHF-transmission, observation Latvia Riga Tallest structure in the European Union. 56°55′26″N 24°08′14″E / 56.92389°N 24.13722°E / 56.92389; 24.13722
Berliner Fernsehturm 368 1,207 1969 Concrete tower Restaurant, UHF/VHF-transmission, observation Germany Berlin Tallest structure in Germany. 52°31′15″N 13°24′34″E / 52.52083°N 13.40944°E / 52.52083; 13.40944
2nd Chimney of Mitchell Power Plant 367.6 1,206 1968 Chimney Power station United States Moundsville, West Virginia 39°54′32.16″N 80°45′41.53″W / 39.9089333°N 80.7615361°W / 39.9089333; -80.7615361
Bank of China Tower 367.4 1,205 1990 Skyscraper Office China Hong Kong First skyscraper outside the United States to exceed 1,000 ft (305 metres) in height. 22°16′45″N 114°09′41″E / 22.27917°N 114.16139°E / 22.27917; 114.16139
Bank of America Tower (New York City) 366 1,200 2009 Skyscraper Office United States New York City 40°45′19″N 73°59′03″W / 40.75528°N 73.98417°W / 40.75528; -73.98417
Trbovlje Chimney 360 1,183 1976 Chimney Power station Slovenia Trbovlje Tallest chimney in Europe. 46°07′33.37″N 15°03′43.23″E / 46.1259361°N 15.0620083°E / 46.1259361; 15.0620083
Almas Tower 360 1,181 2008 Skyscraper Office United Arab Emirates Dubai 25°4′8.25″N 55°8′28.34″E / 25.0689583°N 55.1412056°E / 25.0689583; 55.1412056
The Pinnacle 360 1,181 2011 Skyscraper Mixed use China Guangzhou 23°07′40″N 113°19′05″E / 23.1278°N 113.3180°E / 23.1278; 113.3180
Endesa Termic 356 1,168 1974 Chimney Power station Spain As Pontes, Galicia 43°26′29″N 7°51′45.50″W / 43.44139°N 7.8626389°W / 43.44139; -7.8626389
SEG Plaza 355.8 1,167 2000 Skyscraper Office China Shenzhen 22°32′39.5″N 114°04′57.5″E / 22.544306°N 114.082639°E / 22.544306; 114.082639
First Canadian Place 355 1,165 1975 Skyscraper Office, UHF/VHF-transmission Canada Toronto Tallest skyscraper in Canada. 43°38′55″N 79°22′54″W / 43.64861°N 79.38167°W / 43.64861; -79.38167
Emirates Office Tower 354.6 1,163 2000 Skyscraper Office United Arab Emirates Dubai 25°07′49″N 55°09′57″E / 25.13028°N 55.16583°E / 25.13028; 55.16583
Chimney of Phoenix Copper Smelter 351.5 1,153 1995 Chimney Copper smelter Romania Baia Mare Tallest structure in Romania. 47°39′10.5″N 23°36′19.4″E / 47.652917°N 23.605389°E / 47.652917; 23.605389
Stratosphere Tower 350.2 1,149 1996 Concrete tower Observation, ride United States Las Vegas Tallest Observation Tower in the United States. 36°08′50.59″N 115°9′19.4″W / 36.1473861°N 115.155389°W / 36.1473861; -115.155389
Colombo Lotus Tower 350 1,150 2018 Concrete tower Communication, Observation Sri Lanka Colombo Tallest structure in Sri Lanka. 06°55′37″N 79°51′30″E / 6.92694°N 79.85833°E / 6.92694; 79.85833
3rd Chimney of Syrdarya Power Plant 350 1,148 1980 Chimney Power station Uzbekistan Shirin 40°13′41″N 69°6′2″E / 40.22806°N 69.10056°E / 40.22806; 69.10056
Other freestanding structures (past or present): between 300 metres (984 ft) and 350 metres (1,148 ft)[edit]
4 Times Square 348 1,140 2000 Skyscraper United States New York City
Yangtze River Crossing 347 1,138 2003 Lattice tower Electricity pylon China Jiangyin Tallest electricity pylon in the world, second tallest lattice tower in the world (only Kiev TV Tower is taller).
Aon Center 346 1,136 1973 Skyscraper United States Chicago
The Center 346 1,135 1998 Skyscraper Hong Kong Hong Kong
Chimney of Teruel Power Plant 343 1,125 1981 Chimney Power station Spain Teruel
Chimney of Plomin Power Station 340 1,115 ? Chimney Power station Croatia Plomin
Mercury City Tower 338.8 1,112 2012 Skyscraper Russia Moscow
West Pearl Tower 338 1,109 2004 Concrete tower Observation, UHF/VHF-transmission China Chengdu
Macau Tower 338 1,109 2001 Concrete tower Observation, UHF/VHF-transmission Macau, China Macau
Europaturm 337.5 1,107 1979 Concrete tower Observation, UHF/VHF-transmission Germany Frankfurt/Main
The Marina Torch 336.1 1,105 2011 Skyscraper Residential United Arab Emirates Dubai Damaged by fire in 2015.
Wilshire Grand Center 336 1,102 2017 Skyscraper Office / Hotel United States Los Angeles Tallest skyscraper in North America located west of the Mississippi River.
Chimney of Mountaineer Power Plant 336 1,102 1980 Chimney Power station United States New Haven, West Virginia
Dragon Tower 336 1,102 2000 Lattice tower Observation, UHF/VHF-transmission China Harbin
Chimney of Moldavskaya GRES-5 335 1,099 1980 Chimney Power plant Republic of Moldova Nezavertailovca[3]
Rose Tower 333 1,093 2007 Skyscraper United Arab Emirates Dubai
Shimao International Plaza 333 1,093 2006 Skyscraper China Shanghai
Tokyo Tower 332.6 1,091 1958 Lattice tower Observation, UHF/VHF-transmission Japan Tokyo Second tallest structure in Japan.
Minsheng Bank Building 331 1,087 2007 Skyscraper China Wuhan
Emley Moor TV Tower 330.4 1,084 1970 Concrete tower Observation, UHF/VHF-transmission United Kingdom Huddersfield, Yorkshire Tallest structure in the United Kingdom.
Ryugyong Hotel 330 1,083 1992 Skyscraper North Korea Pyongyang Construction restarted estimated completion 2012
Chimney of Ekibastuz GRES-1 330 1,083 1982 Chimney Power station Kazakhstan Ekibastuz[4]
2 Chimneys of Permskaya GRES 330 1,083 1987/1990 Chimney Power station Russia Dobryanka
2 Chimneys of Reftinskaya GRES 330 1,083 1980 Chimney Power station Russia Reftinskiy
Chimney of Kharkiv TEC-5 330 1,083 1981 Chimney Power station Ukraine Podvorky, Kharkiv Oblast
Chimney of Zuevska thermal power station 330 1,083 1982 Chimney Power station Ukraine Zuhres, Donetsk Oblast[4]
WITI TV Tower 329 1,078 1962 Lattice tower Observation, UHF/VHF-transmission United States Shorewood (Milwaukee), Wisconsin
Sky Tower 328 1,076 1997 Concrete tower Observation, UHF/VHF-transmission New Zealand Auckland Tallest freestanding structure in the Southern Hemisphere.
Vilnius TV Tower 327 1,073 1980 Concrete tower Observation, UHF/VHF-transmission Lithuania Vilnius
St. Petersburg TV Tower 326 1,070 1962 Lattice tower Observation, UHF/VHF-transmission Russia St. Petersburg
Chimney of Pirdop copper smelter and refinery 325.4 1,068 1982 Chimney Copper smelter Bulgaria Pirdop
Chimney of Maritza East Power Station 325 1,066 1977/1980 Chimney Power station Bulgaria Stara Zagora
Eiffel Tower 325 1,062 1889 Lattice tower Observation, restaurant, UHF/VHF-transmission France Paris Tallest structure in the world from 1889 to 1930; first structure to exceed 300 metres in height.
WHDH-TV Tower 323.8 1,066 1994 Lattice tower UHF/VHF-transmission United States Newton, Massachusetts
Rameswaram TV Tower 323 1,059.7 1995 Concrete and lattice tower Observation, UHF/VHF-transmission India Tamil Nadu
Q1 323 1,058 2005 Skyscraper Australia Gold Coast Tallest residential skyscraper in the world. Tallest building in Australia.
Burj Al Arab 321 1,053 1999 Skyscraper United Arab Emirates Dubai
2 Chimneys of Kirishskaya GRES 320 1,050 1984/1986 Chimney Power station Russia Kirishi[4]
Chimney of Ryazanskaya GRES 320 1,050 1973 Chimney Power station Russia Novomichurinsk
2 Chimneys of Tobolsk TEC 320 1,050 1983 Chimney Power station Russia Tobolsk
Chimney of Kostromskaya GRES 320 1,050 1980 Chimney Power station Russia Volgorechensk
Chimney of Zaporozhskaya GRES 320 1,050 1972 Chimney Power station Ukraine Enerhodar
Chimney of Vuhlehirska thermal power plant 320 1,050 197? Chimney Power station Ukraine Solncedar
Chrysler Building 319 1,046 1930 Skyscraper United States New York City Tallest structure in the world 1930–1931.
Nina Tower I 319 1,046 2006 Skyscraper Hong Kong Hong Kong
New York Times Building 319 1,046 2007 Skyscraper United States New York City
Jiangsu Nanjing TV Tower 318.5 1,045 1996 Concrete tower Observation, UHF/VHF-transmission China Nanjing
Grand Hyatt Manila 318 1,043 2017 Skyscraper Residential Philippines Taguig City, Metro Manila
KCTV-Tower 317.6 1,042 1956 Lattice tower Observation, UHF/VHF-transmission United States Kansas City
Chimney of Rockport Power Plant 316.4 1,038 1984 Chimney Power station United States Rockport, Indiana
Magnolias Waterfront Residences at Iconsiam 316 1,038 2018 Skyscraper Residential, Hotel Thailand Bangkok
Atlanta Turner Broadcasting Tower 314.3 1,031 1980 Lattice tower Observation, UHF/VHF-transmission United States Atlanta, Georgia Demolished in 2010.
MahaNakhon 314 1,031 2018 Skyscraper Residential, Retail, Hotel, Observation Thailand Bangkok
Tallinn TV Tower 312.3 1,025 1980 Concrete tower Observation, UHF/VHF-transmission Estonia Tallinn
Bank of America Plaza 312 1,023 1992 Skyscraper United States Atlanta
TV Tower Yerevan 311.7 1,023 1977 Lattice tower Observation, UHF/VHF-transmission Armenia Yerevan
Tortoise Mountain TV Tower 311.4 1,022 1986 Concrete tower Observation, UHF/VHF-transmission China Wuhan
U.S. Bank Tower 311 1,018 1990 Skyscraper United States Los Angeles
Menara Telekom 310 1,017 2001 Skyscraper Malaysia Kuala Lumpur
Azeri TV Tower 310 1,017 1996 Concrete tower Observation, UHF/VHF-transmission Azerbaijan Baku
Chimney of Ugljevik Power Plant 310 1,017 1985 Chimney Power station Bosnia and Herzegovina Ugljevik
The Shard 309.6 1,016 2012 Skyscraper United Kingdom London Tallest skyscraper in the United Kingdom
Tallest skyscraper in the European Union.
Kingdom Centre 309 1,015 2002 Skyscraper Saudi Arabia Riyadh
Jumeirah Emirates Towers Hotel 309 1,014 2000 Skyscraper United Arab Emirates Dubai
Sydney Tower 309 1,014 1981 Concrete tower Observation, restaurant, UHF/VHF-transmission Australia Sydney
Eurasia 308.9 1,013 2013 Skyscraper Russia Moscow
AT&T Corporate Center 307 1,007 1989 Skyscraper United States Chicago
Chimney of Buschhaus Power Station 307 1,007 1984 Chimney Power station Germany Helmstedt, Lower Saxony
Liaoning Broadcast and TV Tower 305.5 1,002 1989 Concrete tower Observation, UHF/VHF-transmission China Shenyang
JPMorgan Chase Tower 305 1,002 1982 Skyscraper United States Houston Tallest five-sided skyscraper in the world.
Chimney of Harrison Power Station Scrubber 305 1,001 1994 Chimney Power station United States Haywood, West Virginia
Chimney of Robert W Scherer Power Plant 305 1,001 1983/1985 Chimney Power station United States Macon, Georgia
Chimney of Independence Power Plant 305 1,001 1983 Chimney Power station United States Newark, Arkansas
Chimney of Kyger Creek Power Plant 305 1,001 1980 Chimney Power station United States Gallipolis, Ohio
Chimney of White Bluff Power Plant 305 1,001 1980 Chimney Power station United States Pine Bluff, Arkansas
Chimney of Harllee Branch Power Plant 305 1,001 1978 Chimney Power station United States Milledgeville, Georgia
Chimney of Widows Creek Power Plant 305 1,001 1977 Chimney Power station United States Stevenson, Alabama
Chimney of Hal B. Wansley Power Plant 305 1,001 1976 Chimney Power station United States Carrollton, Georgia
Chimney of Kingston Power Plant 305 1,001 1976 Chimney Power station United States Kingston, Tennessee
Chimney of Harrison Power Station 305 1,001 1972/1973 Chimney Power station United States Haywood, West Virginia
Chimney of Cumberland Fossil Plant 305 1,001 1970 Chimney Power station United States Cumberland City, Tennessee
Chimney of W. H. Sammis Power Plant, Unit 7 305 1,001 1970 Chimney Power station United States Stratton, Ohio
Chimney of Conemaugh Generating Station 305 1,001 1970 Chimney Power station United States Seward, Pennsylvania
Fazilka TV Tower 304.8 1,000 2007 Lattice tower FM-/TV-broadcasting India Fazilka
Chimney of Hayden Smelter 305 1,001 ? Chimney Power station United States Hayden, Arizona
Chimney of Plant Bowen Coal 305 1,001 1975 Chimney Power station United States Taylorsville, Georgia
Chimney of Chvaletice Power Station 305 1,001 1977 Chimney Power station Czech Republic Chvaletice
Chimney of Pleasants Power Plant 304.8 1,000 1980 Chimney Power station United States Belmont, West Virginia
Baiyoke Tower II 304 997 1997 Skyscraper Hotel Thailand Bangkok
Two Prudential Plaza 303 995 1990 Skyscraper United States Chicago
Wells Fargo Plaza 302 992 1983 Skyscraper United States Houston
Chimney of Power Plant Scholven 302 991 ? Chimney Power station Germany Gelsenkirchen
Chimney of Power Plant Chemnitz 301.8 990 1984 Chimney Power station Germany Chemnitz
Chimney of SASOL III Synthetic Fuel Production Plant 301 988 1979 Chimney Synthetic fuel plant South Africa Secunda Tallest freestanding structure in Africa.
Four Season Private Residences 301 988 2018 Skyscraper Residential Thailand Bangkok
Commerzbank Tower 300.1 984 1997 Skyscraper Germany Frankfurt/Main Tallest skyscraper in Europe, 1997–2005.
Eureka Tower 300 984 2006 Skyscraper Residential Australia Melbourne
Mumbai Television Tower 300 984 ? Lattice tower Observation, UHF/VHF-transmission India Mumbai
Chimney of Volzhskaya TEC-2 300 984 1988 Chimney Russia Volzhsky
Thermal power station Kakanj 300 984 1987 Chimney Bosnia and Herzegovina Čatići
Chimney of Prunéřov Power Station 300 984 1981 Chimney Power station Czech Republic Prunéřov
Chimney of Tušimice Power Station 300 984 1974 Chimney Power station Czech Republic Tušimice
Chimney of Lippendorf Power Station 300 984 1967 Chimney Power station Germany Lippendorf, Saxony Demolished in 2005.
3 Chimneys of Power Plant Jänschwalde 300 984 1981 Chimney Power station Germany Jänschwalde Demolished in 2002-2007.
Chimney of Power Station Westerholt 300 984 1981 Chimney Power station Germany Gelsenkirchen, North Rhine-Westphalia Demolished on 3 December 2006 by explosives. Tallest free-standing structure ever demolished by explosives in a controlled manner.
Chimney of Walsum Power Station 300 984 1988 Chimney Power station Germany Walsum, North Rhine-Westphalia
Chimney of Herne Power Station 300 984 1989 Chimney Power station Germany Herne, North Rhine-Westphalia
Chimney of Thierbach Power Station 300 984 ? Chimney Power station Germany Espenhain, Saxony Demolished.
Chimneys of Boxberg Power Station 300 984 ? Chimney Power station Germany Boxberg, Saxony Demolished in 2000-2012.
Chimney of Marl-Chemiepark Power Station 300 984 ? Chimney Power station Germany Marl, North Rhine-Westphalia Demolished in 1995.
Chimney of Provence Power Station 300 984 1984 Chimney Power station France Gardanne
Chimney of Orot Rabin 300 984 1981 Chimney Power station Israel Hadera
Chimney of Bishkek TEC 300 984 1989 Chimney Power station Kyrgyzstan Bishkek
Chimney of Rybnik Power Station 300 984 1974 Chimney Power station Poland Rybnik
Chimney of Jaworzno Power Station 300 984 1977 Chimney Power station Poland Jaworzno
Chimney of Bełchatów Power Station 300 984 ? Chimney Power station Poland Bełchatów
Chimney of Kozienice Power Station 300 984 1978 Chimney Power station Poland Kozienice
Chimney of Warszawa-Kawęczyn Power Station 300 984 1983 Chimney Power station Poland Warsaw
Chimney of Novaky Power Plant 300 984 1976 Chimney Power station Slovakia Nováky
Chimney of Duvha Power Station 300 984 1982 Chimney Power station South Africa Witbank
Chimney of Clifty Creek Power Plant 300 984 1978 Chimney Power station United States Madison, Indiana
BRTN Toren 300 984 1996 Concrete tower Observation, UHF/VHF-transmission Belgium Sint-Pieters-Leeuw
Abeno Harukas 300 984 2014 Skyscraper Observation Japan Osaka Tallest skyscraper in Japan[5]
Aspire Tower 300 980 2007 Skyscraper Observation, UHF/VHF-transmission Qatar Doha
Timeline of world's tallest freestanding structures[edit]
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Göbekli Tepe 5-6 16-20 10000 BC–8000 (2000 years) Temple Turkey Anatolia The earliest temple built by humans
Tower of Jericho 8.5 28 8000 BC–4000 (4000 years) Monument Israel Jericho One of the earliest ever stone monuments
Anu Ziggarat 13 40 4000 BC–2650 (1350 years) Temple Iraq Uruk
Pyramid of Djoser 62.5 205 2650 BC–2610 (40 years) Mausoleum Egypt Saqqara First Egyptian pyramid, formed of six stacked mastabas
Meidum pyramid 92 300 2610 BC–2605 (5 years) Mausoleum Egypt Meidum Collapsed during construction, now 65m
Bent Pyramid 104.74 344 2605 BC–2600 (5 years) Mausoleum Egypt Dashur Slope angle changed during construction
Red Pyramid 105 344 2600 BC– 2570 (30 years) Mausloeum Egypt Dashur First true pyramid
Great Pyramid of Giza 146 480 2570 BC–1311 (3,881 years) Mausoleum Egypt Giza Due to erosion today it stands at the height of 138.8 metres (455 ft).
Lincoln Cathedral 159.7 524 1311–1549 (238 years) Church England Lincoln Spire collapsed in 1549; today, stands at a height of 83 metres (272 ft).
St. Mary's Church 151 500 1549–1569 (20 years) Church Germany Stralsund
Beauvais Cathedral 153 502 1569-1573 (4 years) Church France Beauvais Spire collapsed in 1573; today, the church stands at a height of 67.2 metres (220.5 ft).
St. Mary's Church 151 500 1573–1647 (74 years) Church Germany Stralsund Spire destroyed by lightning in 1647; today stands at a height of 104 metres (341 ft).
Strasbourg Cathedral 142 470 1647–1874 (227 years) Church Germany (1647, 1871-1874) and/or France (1648-1870, 1918-today) Strasbourg
St Nikolai 147.3 483 1874–1876 (2 years) Church Germany Hamburg The nave was demolished by aerial bombing during World War II; only the spire remains.
Notre-Dame Cathedral 151 500 1876–1880 (4 years) Church France Rouen
Cologne Cathedral 157.4 516 1880–1884 (4 years) Church Germany Cologne
Washington Monument 169.3 555 1884–1889 (5 years) Monument United States Washington, D.C.
Eiffel Tower 300.6 986 1889–1930 (41 years) Tower France Paris Currently stands at a height of 324 metres (1,063 ft).
Chrysler Building 319 1,046 1930–1931 (1 year) Skyscraper United States New York City
Empire State Building 448 1,472 1931–1967 (36 years) Skyscraper United States New York City
Ostankino Tower 540 1,772 1967–1975 (8 years) Tower Soviet Union Moscow
CN Tower 553 1,815 1975–2007 (32 years) Tower Canada Toronto
Burj Khalifa 829.8 2,722 2007–present Skyscraper United Arab Emirates Dubai Topped-out on 17 January 2009
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List of tallest towers in the world
List of tallest chimneys in the world
List of tallest buildings and structures in the world
List of cities with the most skyscrapers
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Hannah Spivey is a former (so-called) "Hebrew Israelite" woman. She penned a gripping, compelling and unique memoir about her experience. Her goal in sharing is to help other women. NOTE: Hannah is no longer involved with this group but is not yet a Christian. Pray for her!
Vocab saw black Hebrew Israelites yelling loudly at bypassers in Phoenix, AZ. He asked: "what is the gospel?" That question turned into an hour and a half conversation. BHI is very concerned with ethnicity and skin tone. Vocab tried to focus on salvation by grace through faith. This recording is helpful for Christians wanting to understand this group's theology better so they can share the gospel with them.
Heads Up: The audio is UNCUT and has crazy profanity.
How is the gospel of Jesus Christ relevant to the city? Abortion, sexuality, the family, and social justice are all apologetic issues. We analyze competitors to Christianity in the inner city: Black Hebrew Israelites, 5%ers, etc.
J. Gresham Machen delivered a famous address on November 3, 1921 and later turned it into a book published as Christianity & Liberalism. Christian hip hop artist FLAME drops the knowledge on Machen's modern relevance.
Plus: St. Louis slang, Cardinals baseball, Black Hebrew Israelites, the Moors and Ferguson!
Special Guest: Flame graduated from Boyce College and is currently working on his master's degree in Biblical Counseling at Southern Seminary. He just dropped his 8th studio album, FORWARD.
One Saturday I saw some Black Hebrew Israelites yelling loudly at all the bypassers at Camelback and 19th Ave (Phoenix, AZ). I was on my way to the Toy Fair so I didn't want to really talk to them but thought I really needed to. So I said if they are still there when we roll back by, I'll try to witness to them a bit. 6 GI Joes, 2 Hulks and one hour later, they were still there. So I got out of the car and began what turned into a 13 part conversation (it lasted an hour and a half, I'm gonna post the audio up in 13 different parts).


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The Spokane Shock Host The AFL ArenaBowl
The Spokane Shock had in mind when they took the faithful leap up into the Arena Football League this season and left behind the humble but lovable days of the JV league behind. They imagined the Spokane Arena packed to the tin walls 11,017 and the Orange Ocean in full tsunami and the confetti raining down after something like the 69-57 shellacking the upstarts put on the Tampa Bay Storm.
It was definitely a competitive game between the best two teams left in the playoffs,Legendary coach Tim Mar cum guided Denver to a championship in 1987, the AFL's inaugural season. The average age of a Storm player is 29.1. By contrast, Keefe is 29. The 20 Shock players that suited up for last week's win over Milwaukee had an average age of 26.9.
Each item features the Spokane Shock Arena Football logo.The rest of the injury report is encouraging. Defensive back William Mulder, who left Thursday's win over Milwaukee and was replaced by Mervin Brook ins, has a "hip/groin thing," Keefe said. "I have every intention of playing him."


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Jardim is a municipality located in the Brazilian state of Mato Grosso do Sul. Its population was 26,238 (2020) and its area is 2,202 km².

The municipality holds the Buraco das Araras Private Natural Heritage Reserve, whose main feature is the huge sinkhole named the Buraco das Araras.

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Municipalities in Mato Grosso do Sul

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On Friday March 16th 2018, the Youth Union at the National University of Civil Engineering (NUCE) in collaboration with the Youth Union from the Institute of Design (the Ministry of National Defence) organized a talkshow on topic "The active and creative youth to conquer science and technology" as an activity towards the 87th Founding Anniversary of Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Party and an implementation of the MoU between the NUCE and the Institute of Design (The Ministry of National Defence).
Participants included: From the Institute of Design (the Ministry of National Defence) – Lieutenant Colonel Bui Van Son – Deputy Secretary of the Institute Party Committee and Vice Director of the Institute, First Lieutenant Ngo Duc Linh – Secretary of the Institute Youth Union. From the NUCE: Dr. Nguyen Ngoc Linh – Member of the University Party Committee, Dean of the Faculty of Civil and Industrial Construction, MSc. Nguyen Van Hung – Secretary of the University Youth Union and other members of the Party Committee, leaders and heads of offices, departments, centers and enterprises, labor unions, women associations and over 70 most outstanding staff on behalf of the youth from both sides: the NUCE and the Institute of Design (the Ministry of National Defence).
Theme 1: Strengthening cooperation between Youth Union at the Institute of Design and Youth Union at the NUCE in training and scientific research.
Theme 2: Application of ultra-high performance concrete (UHPC) in construction.
Theme 3: Barrack design in the army – concept changing and development in science and technology.
Theme 4: Building materials in the context of sustainable development – Overview of research and application.
Lieutenant Colonel Bui Van Son – Deputy Secretary of the Institute Party Committee and Vice Director of the Institute from the Ministry of National Defence made a speech at the talkshow. He highly appreciated the cooperation between the Institute and the University and hoped that this cooperation would be an annual activity to establish a strong connection between the two partners. It is expected to have more activities in accordance with the MoU between two partners, so that the youth would be able to fulfill the missions and reach the goals.
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Police in London have been using weapon-detecting equipment that a member of the public has bought for them on Amazon and donated, the Telegraph understands.
Mark Webb, 49, from Camberwell, has raised almost £1,000 in the form of donations and cash over the past few years to buy kit for his local police team to track down arms that gang members have hidden.
A deadly outbreak of violence in the South London neighbourhood - the latest incident of which saw four teenage boys stabbed on Thursday - has left residents terrified. But, says Webb, officers lack adequate funding to buy the resources they need to remove weapons from the streets.
He then continued to fire off letters to organisations and individuals he hoped might be able to help, including TV presenter Ray Mears, who he says stepped in to provide torches. Heinnie Hayes, a retailer that sells outdoor apparel, also contributed powerful torches.
"The moment you step into the undergrowth and start looking for stuff, it's pitch black in there," he says, explaining why the torches are needed. "In the past two years they've found samurai swords, combat knives, kitchen knives and sawn-off shotguns stashed around the back of light junction boxes, in lifts, bushes, drain pipes. If you can think of somewhere to hide it, they'll hide it there.
The Metropolitan Police declined to comment on accepting donations from a member of the public. Their use of equipment given to them by a member of the community is revealed amid the fallout of the latest outbreak of violence in Camberwell. The incident, which was reported just before 5.30pm on Thursday, left one teenage boy in a critical condition and another seriously ill. Two others were also taken to hospital with knife wounds. All were between 15 and 16 years old.
Eyewitness reports of the scene on the Elmington Estate were gruesome: one of the victims was seen "holding his belly and all of his intestines were falling on the ground". Another witness reported seeing "lots of blood" on the ground and a "massive" knife lying on the floor. Six teenage boys were arrested on suspicion of violent disorder and grievous bodily harm.
The attacks came just weeks after the latest killing in the stretch that's been dubbed "London's new murder mile". Little more than half a mile away in Warham Street, Siddique Kamara, a 23-year-old father of one, was stabbed to death as he stood in the street with his friends at the beginning of August. Three months earlier, in May, his friend Rhyhiem Ainsworth-Barton had been gunned down and killed on the same road. Both had performed with the drill rap outfit Moscow 17.
In total, the past three years have seen almost a dozen murders and attempted murders concentrated around the neighbouring areas of Camberwell, Peckham and Kennington.
Some blame a lack of local facilities and spaces for young people to hang out in for the gang activity and violence in the area; others suggest a lack of purpose or prospects is partly responsible, coupled with family breakdowns or otherwise dysfunctional home lives. The appeal of gang life to young people with nowhere else to turn can be strong.
But, as Webb knows, once they start carrying knives, the risk of a blade being used against them inevitably multiplies greatly. "It's just young lives being wasted," he says.


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