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This article lists people who have been featured on United States postage stamps, listed by their name, the year they were first featured on a stamp, and a short description of their notability. Since the United States Post Office issued its first stamp in 1847, over 4,000 stamps have been issued and over 800 people featured. Many of these people (especially the earlier presidents) have been featured on multiple stamps. Most every one was deceased at the time their face appeared on a stamp.
For the purpose of this list, "featured" may mean:
The likeness of a person,
The name of a person, or
People who have neither their likeness nor name on a stamp, but are documented by the United States Postal Service as being the subject of a stamp (see Reference).
John Quincy Adams on a 1938 stamp
Edwin Austin Abbey (2001) Illustrator [1]
Edward R. Abrams (2008) Film actor [2]
Roy Acuff (2003) Country singer, musician, and songwriter [3]
Ansel Adams (2002) Photographer [4]
Jane Addams (1940) Social Worker
John Adams (1938) 2nd president
Jane Addams on a 1940 stamp
John Quincy Adams (1938) 6th president
Samuel Adams (1976) Declaration of Independence signer
Alvin Ailey (2004) Choreographer [5]
Louisa May Alcott (1940) Author
Buzz Aldrin (1994), [6] (2019) [7] Astronaut, engineer
Horatio Alger, Jr. (1982) Author
Dante Alighieri (1965) Poet
Louisa May Alcott on a 1940 stamp
Gracie Allen (2009) Comedian [8]
Richard Allen (2016) African-American bishop, founder of AME Church [9]
Steve Allen (2009) Comedian [8]
Fran Allison (2009) Actress [8]
C. Alfred "Chief" Anderson (2014) Aviator [10]
Marian Anderson (2005) Contralto [11]
Susan B. Anthony (1936) Suffragist, feminist, and abolitionist
Dante Alighieri on a 1965 stamp
Johnny Appleseed (1966) Conservationist
Harold Arlen (1996) Composer
Johnny Appleseed on a 1966 stamp
Edwin Armstrong (1983) FM radio inventor
Louis Armstrong (1995) Jazz singer, musician, and songwriter
Neil Armstrong (1969), [12] (2019) [13] Astronaut, engineer
Henry Harley "Hap" Arnold (1988) Air Force General
Ruth Asawa (2020) Sculptor, artist [14]
Arthur Ashe (2005) Tennis player [11]
Susan B. Anthony on a 1955 stamp
John James Audubon (1940) Naturalist, painter [4] [15]
John James Audubon on a 1940 stamp
Gene Autry (2010) Actor [16] [17]
John Barry and John Paul Jones as featured on a postage stamp
Ella Baker (2009) Civil rights leader [8]
Josephine Baker (2008) Singer [18]
George Balanchine (2004) Choreographer [5]
Vasco Núñez de Balboa (1913) Explorer
Abraham Baldwin (1985) Statesman
James Baldwin (2004) Author [5]
Lucille Ball (2001) Actress [1] [8]
Benjamin Banneker (1980) Surveyor, astronomer, mathematician and almanac author
Francis Barbé-Marbois (1953) Louisiana Purchase negotiator
Samuel Barber (1997) Composer [19]
John Bardeen (2008) Physicist [18]
Clara Barton on a 1948 stamp
John Bartram (1999) Botanist [20]
William Bartram (1999) Botanist [20]
John Basilone (2005) Marine, Medal of Honor recipient [11]
Daisy Bates (2009) Civil rights leader [8]
James Beard (2014) Chef, TV personality, cookbook author [21]
Romare Bearden (2011) Artist [22] [23]
The Beatles (1999) Rock music band [20]
Norman Bel Geddes (2011) Industrial designer [22] [23] [24]
Alexander Graham Bell on a 1940 stamp
Stephen Vincent Benét (1998) Author [25]
Milton Berle (2009) Comedian [8]
Irving Berlin (2002) Composer [4]
Montgomery Blair on a 1963 stamp
Leonard Bernstein (2001) Conductor, composer [1]
Albert Bierstadt (1998) Painter [18]
Hiram Bingham IV (2006) Diplomat [26]
George Caleb Bingham (1998) Painter
Simón Bolívar on a 1958 stamp
Elizabeth Bishop (2012) Poet [23] [24]
Elizabeth Blackwell (1974) 1st U.S. female physician
Elizabeth Blackwell on a 1974 stamp
Nellie Bly (2002) Journalist [4]
Humphrey Bogart (1997) Actor [19]
Charles E. Bohlen (2006) Diplomat [26]
Simón Bolívar (1958) South American revolutionary [27] [28]
Sandro Botticelli (1981) Painter [18]
William Boyd (2009) Actor [8]
Elizabeth Boyer (2008) Actress [2]
Omar N. Bradley (2000) World War II Army General [29]
Louis Brandeis (2009) Supreme Court justice [8]
Mary Breckinridge (1998) Frontier Nursing Services founder [25]
William Brennan Jr. (2009) Supreme Court justice [8]
Joseph Brodsky (2012) Poet [23] [24]
Gwendolyn Brooks (2012) Poet [23] [24]
Paul "Bear" Bryant (1997) Football coach [19]
Julia de Burgos (2010) Poet [17]
Arleigh Albert Burke (2010) Admiral [17]
Luther Burbank on a 1940 stamp
George Burns (2009) Comedian [8]
Raymond Burr (2009) Actor [8]
Edgar Rice Burroughs (2012) Author [23] [24] [30]
Antoine de la Mothe Cadillac on a 1951 stamp
Antoine de la Mothe Cadillac (1951) Explorer
James Cagney (1999) Actor [20]
Alexander Calder (1998) Sculptor [25]
Melvin Calvin (2011) Chemist [22] [23] [24]
Walter Camp (2003) Football coach [3]
Roy Campanella (2006) Baseball player [26]
Frank Capra (2012) Motion picture director [23] [24] [31]
Hattie Caraway (2001) 1st female senator [1]
Andrew Carnegie on a 1960 stamp
Andrew Carnegie (1960) Entrepreneur and philanthropist
Art Carney (2009) Actor [8]
Charles Carroll of Carrollton (1976) Declaration of Independence signer
George Washington Carver on a 1948 stamp
George Washington Carver (1948) Botanist [25]
Johnny Cash (2013) Singer [24] [32] [33]
Mary Cassatt on a 1966 stamp
Mary Cassatt (1966) Painter [3]
Willa Cather on a 1973 stamp
George Catlin (1998) Painter [34]
Wilt Chamberlain (2014) Basketball player [21]
Carrie Chapman Catt (1948) Suffragist [34]
Ignacio Chacón (2006) Painter [26]
Samuel de Champlain (2006) Explorer [26]
Lon Chaney Jr. (1997) Actor [19]
Charlie Chaplin (1994) Actor [25]
Dave Chapman (2011) Industrial designer [22] [23] [24]
Ray Charles (2013) Musician [24] [33]
Samuel Chase (1976) Declaration of Independence signer
Cesar Chavez (2003) Labor rights leader [3]
Joyce Chen (2014) Chef, TV personality, cookbook author [21]
Claire Lee Chennault (1990) World War II General
Charles W. Chesnutt (2008) Writer [18]
Julia Child (2014) Chef, TV personality, cookbook author [21]
Shirley Chisholm (2014) Congresswoman [35]
Winston Churchill on a 1965 stamp
Winston Churchill (1965) British Prime Minister
William Clark (1954) Explorer [5]
Henry Clay, 1902 stamp
Henry Clay (1870, 1902) Statesman
Roberto Clemente (1984 & 2000) Baseball player [29]
Grover Cleveland on a 1923 stamp
Grover Cleveland (1923) 22nd & 24th president
J. R. Clifford (2009) Attorney [8]
George Clymer (1976) Declaration of Independence signer
David Cobb (1976) Congressional Representative, 3rd U.S. Congress
Ty Cobb (2000) Baseball player [29]
Alvin Langdon Coburn (2002) Photographer [4]
Jacqueline Cochran (1996) Aviator [36]
Mickey Cochrane (2000) Baseball player [29]
Victoria Codona (2014) Circus performer [37]
Eddie Collins (2000) Baseball player [29]
James Cook (1978) Explorer [38]
Calvin Coolidge on a 1938 stamp
Calvin Coolidge (1938) 30th president [34]
Anna Julia Cooper (2009) Civil rights leader [8] [22]
Gary Cooper (1990, 2009) Actor [8]
Nicolaus Copernicus on a 1973 stamp
Nicolaus Copernicus (1973) Astronomer
Gerty Cori (2008) Biochemist [18]
Dean Cornwell (2001) Illustrator [1]
Francisco Vásquez de Coronado (1940) Explorer
Lorenzo Costa (2001) Painter [1]
Davy Crockett (1967) Alamo defender
Davy Crockett on a 1966 stamp
Celia Cruz (2011) Musician [22] [23]
E. E. Cummings (2012) Poet [23] [24]
Imogen Cunningham (2002) Photographer [4]
Manasseh Cutler (1937) Northwest Territory pioneer [34]
John Dewey on a 1968 stamp
Daniel Daly (2005) Marine; Medal of Honor recipient [11]
Walt Disney on a 1968 stamp
Allison Davis (1994) Educator, anthropologist
Benjamin Oliver Davis, Sr. (1997) Army General [19]
Bette Davis (2008) Actress [18]
Jefferson Davis (1970) Confederate president [34]
Miles Davis (2012) Jazz musician [23] [24] [30]
Stuart Davis (2013) Modern artist [24] [39]
Julia de Burgos (2010) Puerto Rican writer and poet [22]
Agnes de Mille (2004) Choreographer [5]
Dizzy Dean (2000) Baseball player [29]
Willem de Kooning (2010) Abstract expressionist artist [17] [40] [41]
Andrea della Robbia (1978) Sculptor
Frederick Douglass on a 1967 stamp
Jack Dempsey (1998) Boxer [25]
Charles Demuth (2013) Modern artist [24] [39]
Donald Deskey (2011) Industrial designer [22] [23] [24]
John Foster Dulles on a 1960 stamp
George Dewey (1936) Navy Admiral
John Dewey (1968) Educator
Emily Dickinson (1971) Poet
John Dickinson (1976) American lawyer and Governor of Delaware and Pennsylvania
William Dickson (1996) Motion picture camera inventor
Joe DiMaggio (2012) Baseball player [23] [24]
Walt Disney (1968) Motion picture producer, animator
Larry Doby (2012) Baseball player [23] [24]
Jimmy Dorsey (1996) Jazz musician and bandleader
Tommy Dorsey (1996) Jazz musician and bandleader
Aaron Douglas (2013) Modern artist [24] [39]
Stephen A. Douglas (1958) Politician
Frederick Douglass (1967) Abolitionist
Arthur Dove (2013) Modern artist [24] [39]
Henry Dreyfuss (2011) Industrial designer [22] [23] [24]
W. E. B. Du Bois (1992) Civil Rights advocate [25]
Marcel Duchamp (2013) Modern Artist [24] [39]
John Foster Dulles (1960) Secretary of State
Paul Laurence Dunbar (1975) Poet [18]
Paul Laurence Dunbar on a 1975 stamp
Isadora Duncan (2012) Dancer [23] [24]
Katherine Dunham (2012) Choreographer [23] [24]
Harvey Dunn (2001) Illustrator [1]r
Thomas Eakins on a 1967 stamp
Thomas Eakins (1967) Painter, sculptor
Amelia Earhart on a 1963 stamp
Charles and Ray Eames (2008) Industrial design, furniture design [18]
Amelia Earhart (1963) Aviator
George Eastman on a 1954 stamp
George Eastman (1954) Roll film inventor
Thomas Alva Edison (1947) Inventor
Albert Einstein (1966) Physicist
Albert Einstein on a 1966 stamp
Billy Eisengrein (2002) Ground Zero firefighter
Dwight D. Eisenhower (1969) 34th president [34] [42]
Dwight D. Eisenhower on a 1970 stamp
Edward Kennedy "Duke" Ellington (1986) Jazz musician and composer [18]
Ralph Ellison (2014) Author and literary critic [43]
Leif Ericson on a 1968 stamp
Leif Ericson (1968) Explorer
Jaime Escalante (2016) Educator [9]
Walker Evans (2002) Photographer [4]
Medgar Evers (2009) Civil rights leader [8]
Millard Fillmore on a 1938 stamp
Henry Ford on a 1968 stamp
Robert Fawcett (2001) Illustrator [1]
Edna Ferber (2002) Author [3] [4] [20] [34]
Perry Ferguson (2003) Motion picture art director
Peter Francisco on a 1975 stamp
Enrico Fermi (2001) Physicist [1]
José Ferrer (2012) Actor [30]
Richard Feynman (2005) Physicist [11]
Arthur Fiedler (1997) Conductor [19]
Millard Fillmore (1938) 13th president
John C. Fremont on an 1898 stamp
Ella Fitzgerald (2007) Jazz singer [44]
James Montgomery Flagg (2001) Illustrator [1]
Robert Frost, 1974
Father Edward J. Flanagan (1986) Orphan advocate
Henry Fonda (2005) Actor [11]
Lynn Fontanne (1999) Actress [20] [34]
Gerald Ford (2007) President of the United States [42] [44]
John Ford (2012) Motion picture director [23] [24] [31]
Bob Fosse (2012) Choreographer [23] [24]
Rube Foster (2010) Baseball player [17] [22] [23] [45]
George L. Fox, Chaplain (1st Lt.), U.S. Army (1948) [46]
Jimmie Foxx (2000) Baseball player [29]
Felix Frankfurter (2009) Supreme Court justice [8]
Benjamin Franklin (1847) 1st Postmaster, statesman, scientist [26] [47]
Benjamin Franklin on the first US stamp, 1847
Elizabeth Freake (1998) Subject of portrait by Freake Limner [48]
Mary Freake (1998) Subject of portrait by Freake Limner [48]
Arthur Burdett Frost (2001) Illustrator [1]
Buckminster Fuller (2004) Inventor [5]
Robert Fulton on a 1965 stamp
Robert Fulton (1909) Steamboat inventor
Albert Gallatin on a 1967 stamp
Ernest J. Gaines (2023) Author
Albert Gallatin (1967) Secretary of the Treasury
Thomas H. Gallaudet (1983) Educator [49]
Mohandas Gandhi (1961) Indian patriot [28]
Greta Garbo (2005) Actress [11]
Carlos Gardel (2011) Singer [22] [23]
Walter F. George on a 1960 stamp
Giuseppe Garibaldi (1960) Italian patriot [27] [28]
Judy Garland (1990) Actress [26]
Lou Gehrig (1989) Baseball player [29]
Theodor Seuss Geisel (1999) Author & illustrator
Martha Gellhorn (2008) Journalist [18]
Geronimo (1994) Apache leader
Elbridge Gerry (1976) Declaration of Independence signer
Amadeo P. Giannini on a 1973 stamp
George Gershwin (1973) Composer and musician
Ira Gershwin (1999) Lyricist
Amadeo P. Giannini (1973) Bank of America founder
Josiah Willard Gibbs (2005) Thermodynamicist [11]
Josh Gibson (2000) Baseball player [29]
Althea Gibson (2013) Tennis player [24] [50] [51] [52]
Jackie Gleason (2009) Comedian [8]
Robert H. Goddard on a 1964 stamp
Robert H. Goddard (1964) Rocket scientist
Maria Goeppert-Mayer (2011) Physicist [23] [24]
Samuel Gompers (1950) Labor union leader
Samuel Gompers on a 1950 stamp
Alexander D. Goode, Ph.D. (1948) Chaplain (1st Lt.), U.S. Army (1948) [46]
Arshile Gorky (2010) Abstract expressionist artist [17] [40] [41]
Horace Greeley on a 1961 stamp
Jan Gossaert (2002) Painter [4] [53]
Adolph Gottlieb (2010) Abstract expressionist artist [17] [40] [41]
Louis Moreau Gottschalk (1997) Composer [19]
Martha Graham (2004) Choreographer [5]
Red Grange (2003) Football player [3]
Cary Grant (2002) Actor [4]
François Joseph Paul Grasse (1931) Revolutionary War Admiral
Asa Gray (2011) Botanist [23] [24]
David Wark Griffith on a 1975 stamp
Hank Greenberg (2006) Baseball player [26]
Ferde Grofé (1997) Composer [19]
Lefty Grove (2000) Baseball player [29]
Nathan Hale on a 1925 stamp
Philip Habib (2006) Diplomat [26]
George Halas (1997) Football coach [19]
Dag Hammarskjöld on a 1962 stamp
Nathan Hale (1925) Revolutionary War officer
Fannie Lou Hamer (2009) Civil rights leader [8]
William Christopher Handy on a 1969 stamp
William Christopher Handy (1969) Blues musician and composer
Yip Harburg (2005) Lyricist [11]
Benjamin Harrison on a 1902 stamp
William Harnett (1969) Painter
William Harnett on a 1969 stamp
Patricia Roberts Harris (2000) Presidential Cabinet member, ambassador [29]
Oliver Wendell Holmes, on a 1968 stamp
Moss Hart (2004) Playwright [5]
William S. Hart (2010) Actor [16] [17]
Marsden Hartley (2013) Modern artist [24] [39]
Josiah Johnson Hawes (2002) Photographer [4]
Robert Hayden (2012) Poet [23] [24]
Helen Hayes (2011) Actress [22] [54]
Herbert Hoover, on a 1965 stamp
Mary Ludwig Hays ( Molly Pitcher) (1928) Battlefield volunteer
Martin Johnson Heade (2004) Painter [5]
Mark Hopkins on a 1940 stamp
John Held, Jr. (2001) Illustrator [1]
Sam Houston on a 1963 stamp
Jimi Hendrix (2014) Musician [55]
O. Henry (2012) Author [23] [24] [30] [56]
Jim Henson (2005) Muppets creator [11]
Elias Howe, on a 1940 stamp
Audrey Hepburn (2003) Actress [3] [22]
Katharine Hepburn (2010) Actress [17]
John Hersey (2008) Journalist [18]
Charlton Heston (2014) Actor [57]
Joseph Hewes (1976) Declaration of Independence signer
Marguerite Higgins (2002) Journalist [4]
Lewis Hine (2002) Photographer [4] [52]
Gregory Hines (2019) Dancer, actor, singer, and choreographer [58]
John L. Hines (2000) World War I General [29]
Alfred Hitchcock (1998) Motion picture director [8] [25]
Oveta Culp Hobby (2011) Women's Army Corps officer [22] [54]
Hans Hofmann (2010) Abstract expressionist painter [17] [40] [41]
Winslow Homer (1962) Painter [17]
Herbert Hoover (1965) 31st president [34]
Bob Hope (2009) Comedian [8]
Edward Hopper (1970) Painter [22]
Rogers Hornsby (2000) Baseball player [29]
Harry Houdini (2002) Magician [4] [34]
Charles Hamilton Houston (2009) Civil rights leader [8]
Edwin Hubble (2000) Astronomer [18] [29]
Charles Evans Hughes on a 1962 stamp
Langston Hughes (2002) Author [4]
Cordell Hull on a 1964 stamp
Cordell Hull (1963) Secretary of State
Ruby Hurley (2009) Civil rights leader [8]
Zora Neale Hurston (2003) Author [3]
John Huston (2012) Motion picture director [23] [24] [31]
Washington Irving on a 1940 stamp
Washington Irving (1940) Author
Charles Ives (1997) Composer [19]
Andrew Jackson (1861) 7th president
Andrew Jackson on a 1967 stamp
Mahalia Jackson (1998) Gospel singer
Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson (1937) Confederate Army General
Lyndon B. Johnson on a 1973 stamp
Henry James (2016) Writer [9]
Thomas Jefferson (1861) 3rd president
Thomas Jefferson on a 1922 stamp
Jesus (1966) Christianity founder
Chief Joseph on a 1968 stamp
George Johnson (2002) Ground Zero firefighter
John H. Johnson (2012) Publisher [22] [23] [30] [59]
Joshua Johnson (1998) Painter
Lady Bird Johnson (2012) First Lady [23] [24] [42] [60]
Lyndon B. Johnson (1973) 36th president
Walter Johnson (2000) Baseball player [29]
William Johnson (artist) (2012) Artist [23] [30]
John Paul Jones (1936) Revolutionary War Naval Captain [29]
Bobby Jones (1981) Golfer [25]
Barbara Jordan (2011) Congresswoman [22] [23] [54]
Louis Jordan (2008) Musician/singer [18]
Chief Joseph (1968) Nez Perce warrior
Duke Kahanamoku (2002) Surfer, swimmer [4]
Frida Kahlo (2001) Painter [1]
Kamehameha I of Hawaii on a 1937 stamp
Kamehameha I of Hawaii (1937) Hawaiian King
Boris Karloff (1997) Actor [19]
Gertrude Käsebier (2002) Photographer [4]
John F. Kennedy on a 1964 stamp
Stephen Watts Kearny (1946) Mexican American War officer
John Fitzgerald Kennedy (1964) 35th president
Rockwell Kent (2001) Illustrator [1]
André Kertész (2002) Hungarian photographer [4]
Martin Luther King, Jr. (1979) Civil Rights advocate [20]
Lajos Kossuth (1958) Hungarian patriot [28]
Fiorello La Guardia on a 1972 stamp
Marquis de Lafayette (1952) Revolutionary War General
Sidney Lanier on a 1972 stamp
Dorothea Lange (2002) Photographer [4]
Mary Lasker (2009) Philanthropist [8] [22]
Robert E. Lee on a 1955 stamp
Abraham Lincoln on a 1960 stamp
Huddie Ledbetter (1998) Blues singer, musician, and songwriter
Jason Lee (1948) Oregon Territory missionary
Juliette Gordon Low on a 1948 stamp
Richard Henry Lee (1976) Declaration of Independence signer
Lillian Leitzel (2014) Circus gymnast [37]
John A. Lejeune (2005) Marine Corps Commandant [11]
Denise Levertov (2012) Poet [23] [24]
Edna Lewis (2014) Chef, cookbook author [21]
Sybil Ludington on a 1975 stamp
Meriwether Lewis (1954) Explorer [5]
Joseph Christian Leyendecker (2001) Illustrator [1]
José Limón (2012) Choreographer [23] [24]
Abraham Lincoln (1866, 1954) 16th president [8] [34] [43]
Tad Lincoln (1984) son of Abraham Lincoln
Charles Lindbergh (1927) Aviator [25]
Raymond Loewy (2011) Industrial designer [22] [23] [24]
Vince Lombardi (1997) Football coach [19] [34]
Jack London (1986) Author
Crawford W. Long (1940) Physician [61]
Hillary Long (2014) Circus performer [37]
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (1940) Poet [44]
Henry R. Luce (1998) Publisher [25]
Bela Lugosi (1997) Actor [19]
Bernardino Luini (2007) Painter [44]
Alfred Lunt (1999) Actor [20] [34]
Clara Maass, on a 1976 stamp
Clara Maass (1976) Nurse
James Madison (1894, 1938) 4th president [1] [34]
Ramon Magsaysay (1957) Philippine president [27] [28]
Henry Mancini (2004) Composer [5]
Ramon Magsaysay, on a 1957 stamp
C.G.E. Mannerheim (1960) Finnish president [27] [28]
Mickey Mantle (2006) Baseball player [26]
Rocky Marciano (1999) Boxer [20]
John Marin (2013) Modern artist [24] [39]
Roger Maris (1999) Baseball player [20]
Jacques Marquette (1898, 1968) Explorer [34]
George Catlett Marshall (1965) Secretary of State, Army general
George Catlett Marshall on a 1967 stamp
Thurgood Marshall (2003) Supreme Court Justice [3]
Roberta Martin (1998) Gospel singer, musician, and songwriter
Edgar Lee Masters on a 1970 stamp
Mary (The Madonna) (1966) Central figure in Christianity
Groucho Marx (2009) Comedian [8]
Tomáš Masaryk (1960) President of Czechoslovakia [27] [28]
Edgar Lee Masters (1970) Poet
Christy Mathewson (2000) Baseball player [29]
Bill Mauldin (2010) Cartoonist [17] [40]
Ephraim McDowell, on a 1959 stamp
Ephraim McDowell (1959) Surgeon
Barbara McClintock (2005) Geneticist [11]
John McCloy (2010) Navy sailor [17]
John McCormack (1984) Tenor
Cyrus Hall McCormick (1940) Mechanical reaper inventor
Hattie McDaniel (2006) Actress [26]
Brien McMahon on a 1962 stamp
Brien McMahon (1962) Atomic Energy Act author
Neysa McMein (2001) Illustrator [1]
Moina Michael on a 1948 stamp
Clyde McPhatter (1993) R&B singer
Dan McWilliams (2002) Ground Zero firefighter
Margaret Mead (1998) Anthropologist [25]
George Meany (1994) Labor union leader
Lydia Mendoza (2013) Guitarist and singer [24] [33] [62] [63]
Oscar Micheaux (2010) Motion picture director [17]
James Michener (2008) Writer [18]
Arthur Middleton (1976) Declaration of Independence signer
Harvey Milk (2014) Politician [64]
Edna St. Vincent Millay (1981) Poet
Don Miller (1998) Football player
Doris Miller (2010) Navy veteran [17]
Carmen Miranda (2011) Singer [22] [23]
Billy Mitchell (1999) Air Force general [20] [34]
Joan Mitchell (2010) Abstract expressionist artist [17] [40] [41]
Margaret Mitchell (1986) Author
Tom Mix (2010) Actor [16] [17]
Lorenzo Monaco (2004) Painter [5]
John Bassett Moore on a 1965 stamp
Clayton Moore (2009) Actor [8]
Justin S. Morrill (1999) Senator [20]
Lewis Morris (1976) Declaration of Independence signer
Robert Morris (financier) (1952) Declaration of Independence signatory
Samuel F. B. Morse (1940) Telegraph inventor
Jelly Roll Morton (originally Ferdinand J. La Menthe) (1995) Jazz musician and composer
Julius Sterling Morton (1932) Arbor Day founder
Anna Mary Robertson Moses "Grandma Moses" (1969) Painter
Grandma Moses on a 1969 stamp
Robert Motherwell (2010) Abstract expressionist artist [17] [40] [41]
Lucretia Mott (1948) Civil Rights advocate [34]
John Muir on a 1964 stamp
John Muir (1964) Conservationist [25] [34]
Peter Müller-Munk (2011) Industrial designer [22] [23] [24]
Luis Muñoz Marín (1980) First democratically elected governor of Puerto Rico
Audie L. Murphy (2000) World War II soldier, actor [20] [29]
Gerald Murphy (2013) Modern artist [24] [39]
Robert Daniel Murphy (2006) Diplomat [26]
Bronko Nagurski (2003) Football player [3]
James Naismith on a 1961 stamp
James Naismith (1961) Basketball inventor
Ogden Nash (2002) Poet [4]
Harriet Nelson (2009) Actress [8]
Ozzie Nelson (2009) Actor [8]
Thomas Nelson, Jr. (1976) Declaration of Independence signatory
Louise Nevelson (2000) Sculptor [29]
Ernie Nevers (2003) Football player [3]
Ethelbert Nevin on a 1940 stamp
Ethelbert Nevin (1940) Composer
Alfred Newman (1999) Composer
Barnett Newman (2010) Abstract expressionist artist [17] [40] [41]
Paul Newman (2015) Actor [65]
Isamu Noguchi (2004) Sculptor [5]
Eliot Noyes (2011) Industrial designer [22] [23] [24]
Adolph S. Ochs on a 1976 stamp
Adolph S. Ochs (1976) New York Times publisher
Severo Ochoa (2011) Biochemist [22] [23] [24]
Flannery O'Connor (2015) Writer [65]
William Butler Ogden (1944) Railroad tycoon, first Mayor of Chicago [66]
James Edward Oglethorpe (1933) Georgia founder
Georgia O'Keeffe (1996, 2013) Painter [24] [34] [39]
Frederick Law Olmsted (1999) Landscape architect [20]
Eugene O'Neill (1973) Playwright
Eugene O'Neill on a 1967 stamp
Rose O'Neill (2001) Illustrator [1]
Eugene Ormandy (1997) Conductor [19]
Timothy O'Sullivan (2002) Photographer [4]
Mel Ott (2006) Baseball player [26]
Mary White Ovington (2009) Civil rights leader [8]
Jesse Owens (1990) Track & field athlete [25]
Ignacy Jan Paderewski (1960) Polish Prime Minister [27] [28]
Satchel Paige (2000) Baseball player [29]
Thomas Paine on a 1969 stamp
Thomas Paine (1965) Journalist
George Papanicolaou (1978) Cytologist
Al Parker (2001) Illustrator [1]
Charlie Parker (1995) Jazz musician and composer
Franklin Pierce on a 1938 stamp
Rosa Parks (2013) Civil rights activist [24]
Maxfield Parrish (2001) Illustrator [1]
Pocahontas on a 1907 stamp
Alden Partridge (1985) Educator
George S. Patton, Jr. (1953) World War II Army General
Alice Paul (1995) Suffragist and feminist
Linus Pauling (2008) Chemist [18]
Ethel L. Payne (2002) Journalist [4]
Robert Edwin Peary (1959) Arctic explorer
Gregory Peck, (2011) Actor [22] [54]
Claude Pepper (2000) Senator [29]
Salem Poor on a 1975 stamp
Frances Perkins (1980) Secretary of Labor
Matthew Perry (1953) Navy Commodore
Coles Phillips (2001) Illustrator [1]
Édith Piaf (2012) Singer [23] [24] [30]
Sylvia Plath (2012) Poet [23] [24]
Pocahontas (1907) Algonquian princess
Edgar Allan Poe (1949) Author [8] [23]
George Polk (2008) Journalist [18]
James K. Polk (1938) 11th president [34]
Jackson Pollock (1999) Painter [17] [40] [41]
Lily Pons (1997) Soprano [19]
Rosa Ponselle (1997) Soprano [19]
Salem Poor (1975) Revolutionary War soldier
David D. Porter (1937) Civil War naval officer
Katherine Anne Porter (2006) Author [26]
Emily Post (1998) Author [25]
Albert Préjean (2008) Actor [18]
Elvis Presley (1993, 2015) Rock and roll singer and musician [67]
Tito Puente (2011) Drummer [22] [23]
Kazimierz Pułaski on a 1931 stamp
Kazimierz Pułaski (1931) Revolutionary War soldier (spelled Casimir Pulaski on the stamp)
Lewis B. "Chesty" Puller (2005) Marine Corps General [11]
Rufus Putnam (1937) Northwest Territory settler [34]
Ernest Taylor Pyle (1971) Journalist
Ernest Taylor Pyle on a 1971 stamp
Howard Pyle (1964) Illustrator [1]
Harriet Quimby (1991) Pilot and aviation pioneer
Harriet Quimby on a 1991 stamp
Ayn Rand (1999) Author [20]
Asa Philip Randolph (1989) Labor & Civil Rights advocate
Raphael (1973) Painter [22]
Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings (2008) Author [18]
Man Ray (2002, 2013) Photographer [4] [24] [39]
Sam Rayburn (1962) Legislator
Sam Rayburn on a 1962 stamp
George Read (1976), lawyer and signer of the Declaration of Independence.
Ronald Reagan (2005, 2011) 40th president [11] [22] [24] [26] [42] [54] [68]
Walter Reed (1940) Army surgeon [61]
Frederic Remington (1940) Sculptor, painter [1]
James Renwick, Jr. (1980) Architect
Ernst Reuter (1959) Berlin Mayor [27] [28]
Ernst Reuter on a 1958 stamp
Frederick Hurten Rhead (2011) Industrial designer [22] [23] [24]
Gilbert Rohde (2011) Industrial designer [22] [23] [24]
Paul Revere on a 1958 stamp
Paul Robeson (2004) Actor, singer, civil Rights advocate [5]
Edward G. Robinson (2000) Actor [29]
Jackie Robinson (1982) Baseball player [20] [29]
Eleanor Roosevelt on a 1963 stamp
Sugar Ray Robinson (2006) Boxer [26]
Norman Rockwell (1972) Painter [1]
Jimmie Rodgers (1978) Country singer, musician, and songwriter
Theodore Roethke (2012) Poet [23] [24]
Fred Rogers (2018) Television personality and producer [69]
Roy Rogers (2010) Singer, Actor [16] [17]
Felipe Rojas-Lombardi (2014) Chef, cookbook author [21]
Franklin D. Roosevelt on a 1945 stamp
Eleanor Roosevelt (1963) First Lady [25]
Franklin Delano Roosevelt (1945) 32nd president [25] [42]
Theodore Roosevelt (1922, 1938) 26th president [25] [34]
Mark Rothko (1998) Painter [17] [40] [41]
Theodore Roosevelt on a 1922 stamp
Andrew J. Russell (1944) Photographer [70]
George Herman "Babe" Ruth (1983) Baseball player [25] [29]
Albert Sabin (2006) Virologist [26]
Rubén Salazar (2008) Journalist [18]
Jonas Salk (2006) Medical scientist [26]
Haym Salomon (1975) Revolutionary War financier
Haym Salomon on a 1975 stamp
William T. Sampson (1937) Navy Admiral
José de San Martín (1959) South American liberator [27] [28]
Sassoferrato (2009) Painer [8]
Arturo Alfonso Schomburg (2020) historian and writer [71]
Carl Schurz (1983) Journalist [34]
Selena (2011) Singer [22] [23]
David O. Selznick (2003) Motion picture producer
Rod Serling (2009) Writer [8]
Eric Sevareid (2008) Journalist [18]
William Shakespeare on a 1938 stamp
William Shakespeare (1964) Playwright
Charles Sheeler (1998, 2013) Painter [24] [39]
Alan Shepard (2011) Astronaut [22] [23] [54]
Philip Henry Sheridan (1937) Civil War General
William Tecumseh Sherman on an 1893 stamp
Roger Sherman (1976) Declaration of Independence signatory
William Tecumseh Sherman (1893) Civil War General
Dinah Shore (2009) Singer [8]
Igor Sikorsky (1988) Aircraft engineer
Phil Silvers (2009) Comedian [8]
William S. Sims (2010) Admiral [17]
Frank Sinatra (2008) Singer/actor [18]
George Sisler (2000) Baseball player [29]
Sitting Bull (1989) Hunkpapa Sioux warrior
Red Skelton (2009) Comedian [8]
John French Sloan on a 1971 stamp
John French Sloan (1971) Painter
Jessie Willcox Smith (2001) Illustrator [1]
Kate Smith (2010) Singer [17]
Margaret Chase Smith (2007) U.S. senator [44]
W. Eugene Smith (2002) Photographer [4]
Albert Southworth (2002) Photographer [4]
Edwin M. Stanton on an 1871 stamp
Tris Speaker (2000) Baseball player [29]
Anne Spencer (2020) Poet
Lawrence Sperry (1985) Aviation pioneer
Joel Elias Spingarn (2009) Civil rights leader [8]
Leland Stanford (1944) Railroad tycoon, politician, & philanthropist [72]
Edwin M. Stanton (1871) Secretary of War
Elizabeth Cady Stanton (1948) Suffragist, feminist, and abolitionist [34]
Willie Stargell (2012) Baseball player [23] [24]
Vilhjalmur Stefansson (1986) Arctic explorer
Edward Steichen (2002) Photographer [4]
Joseph Stella (2013) Modern artist [24] [39]
Adlai Stevenson on a 1965 stamp
Friedrich Wilhelm von Steuben (1930) Revolutionary War general
Wallace Stevens (2012) Poet [23] [24]
Adlai Stevenson (1965) UN Ambassador and presidential candidate
James Stewart (2007) Actor [44]
Alfred Stieglitz (2002) Photographer [4]
Clyfford Still (2010) Abstract expressionist artist [17] [40] [41]
Joseph W. Stilwell (2000) Army General [20] [29]
Richard Stockton (1976) Declaration of Independence signer
Leopold Stokowski (1997) Conductor [19]
Harlan Fiske Stone (1948) Chief Justice
Lucy Stone on a 1968 stamp
Lucy Stone (1965) Suffragist and feminist
Joseph Story (2009) Supreme Court justice [8]
Harriet Beecher Stowe (2007) Author [44]
Paul Strand (2002) Photographer [4]
Ed Sullivan (2009) TV variety show host [8]
George Szell (1997) Conductor, composer [19]
Robert A. Taft on a 1960 stamp
Robert A. Taft (1960) Senator
William Howard Taft (1930) 27th president, 10th Chief Justice of the United States
William Talman (2009) Actor [8]
Henry Ossawa Tanner (1973) Painter
Henry Ossawa Tanner on a 1973 stamp
Ida Tarbell (2002) Author, journalist [4]
Zachary Taylor (1875) 12th president [34]
Walter Dorwin Teague (2011) Industrial designer [22] [23] [24]
Shirley Temple (2016) Actress and diplomat [9]
Mother Teresa (2010) Humanitarian [17] [22]
Mary Church Terrell (2009) Civil rights leader [8]
Henry David Thoreau on a 1967 stamp
Danny Thomas (2012) Entertainer [22] [23] [30] [73]
Charles Thomson (1976) Continental Congress Secretary
Henry David Thoreau (1967) Author
Jim Thorpe (1984) Football player [25] [74]
Lawrence Tibbett (1997) Opera singer [19]
Giambattista Tiepolo (1982) Painter
Lewis Comfort Tiffany (2007) Designer [44]
Pie Traynor (2000) Baseball player [29]
William B. T. Trego (1976) Painter
Edward Trudeau (2008) Phthisiologist [18]
Harry S. Truman (1973) 33rd president [20] [42]
Richard Tucker (1997) Tenor [19]
Mark Twain (1940) Author [22] [23] [54]
James Van Der Zee (2002) Photographer [4]
Vivian Vance (2009) Actress [8]
Félix Varela (1997) Social reformer [19]
Sarah Vaughan (2016) Jazz singer [9]
Alfred V. Verville (1985) Aviation pioneer [75]
King Vidor (2008) Film director, producer and screenwriter [18]
Oswald Garrison Villard (2009) Civil rights leader [8]
Greta von Nessen (2011) Industrial designer [22] [23] [24]
John von Neumann (2005) Mathematician [11]
Honus Wagner (2000) Baseball player [29]
Madam C.J. Walker (1998) Philanthropist [25]
Booker T. Washington on a 1940 stamp
DeWitt Wallace (1998) Publisher [25]
Lila Wallace (1998) Publisher [25]
Raoul Wallenberg (1997) Humanitarian [19]
Andy Warhol (2002) Painter [4]
George Washington on an 1847 stamp
"Pop" Warner (1997) Football coach [19]
Robert Penn Warren (2005) Author and poet [11]
Martha Washington on a 1923 stamp
Booker T. Washington (1940) Educator
Fredi Washington (2008) Actress [18]
Daniel Webster on an 1890 stamp
George Washington (1847) 1st president [22]
John P. Washington (1948) Chaplain (1st Lt.), U.S. Army [46]
Martha Washington (1902) First Lady
Carleton Watkins (2002) Photographer [4]
John Wayne (1990) Actor [5]
Jack Webb (2009) Actor [8]
Walt Whitman on a 1940 stamp
Orson Welles (1999) Actor/film director [34]
Frank Lloyd Wright, 1966
Joseph West (1930) Charleston Governor
Edward Weston (2002) Photographer [4]
Clifton R. Wharton, Sr. (2006) Diplomat [26]
Jon Whitcomb (2001) Illustrator [1]
Josh White (1998) Folk singer, musician, songwriter, and actor
Minor White (2002) Photographer [4]
Walter Francis White (2009) Civil rights leader [8]
Billy Wilder (2012) Motion picture director [23] [24] [31]
Thornton Wilder (1997) Playwright [19] [34]
Roy Wilkins (2001) Civil Rights advocate [1]
Frances E. Willard (1940) Educator [34]
Hank Williams (1993) Country singer, musician, and songwriter
Roger Williams (1936) Rhode Island co-founder
Ted Williams (2012) Baseball player [23] [24]
Tennessee Williams (1995) Playwright
William Williams (Continental Congress) (1976) Declaration of Independence signer
William Carlos Williams (2012) Poet [23] [24]
William Haliday Williams (1912) Rural mail carrier and Civil War Medal of Honor recipient [76]
Thomas Willing (1976) Continental Congressman
Frances E. Willis (2006) Diplomat [26]
Wendell Willkie (1992) Statesman
Bob Wills (1993) Country musician and songwriter
Meredith Willson (1999) Composer, playwright
August Wilson (2021) Playwright [77]
James Wilson (1976) Declaration of Independence signer
Woodrow Wilson (1925) 28th president [25]
Garry Winogrand (2002) Photographer [4]
John Witherspoon (1976) Declaration of Independence signatory
Oliver Wolcott (1976) Declaration of Independence signer
Thomas Wolfe (2000) Author [29]
Frank Lloyd Wright (1965) Architect [34]
Richard Wright (2009) Writer [8]
Russel Wright (2011) Industrial designer [22] [23] [24]
Chien-Shiung Wu (2021) Physicist who proved that the basic law of parity was violated in physics that paved the way for the Standard Model [78]
Newell Convers Wyeth (2001) Illustrator [1]
Malcolm X (1999) Civil rights advocate [20]
Sun Yat-sen on a 1961 stamp
Sun Yat-sen (1942, 1961) Chinese revolutionary leader
Alvin C. York (2000) World War I soldier, Medal of Honor recipient [29]
Ashley Young (2000) Child stamp design contest winner
Cy Young (2000) Baseball player [29]
Whitney Moore Young (1981) Civil Rights advocate
Babe Zaharias (1981) Track & field athlete
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List of United States airmail stamps
Artists of stamps of the United States
Postage stamps and postal history of the United States
Postage stamps and postal history of the Confederate States
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^ "First Moon Landing, 1969" 29¢ United States postage stamp, based on a photograph of Aldrin captured by Neil Armstrong on July 20, 1969 (July 21, UTC).
^ "1969 First Moon Landing" 54¢ 'forever' United States postage stamp, reproducing Neil Armstrong's famed July 20, 1969 (July 21, UTC) photograph of Aldrin on the Moon, with Armstrong reflected in the center Aldrin's visor. Aldrin's name tag is legible on the life support system in front of his chest.
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^ "First Man on the Moon" 10₵ United States Air Mail stamp does not identify Armstrong by name but simply as the "first man on the Moon", depicting him as he made his "one small step".
^ "1969 First Moon Landing" 54¢ 'forever' United States postage stamp, reproducing Neil Armstrong's famed July 20, 1969 (July 21, UTC) photograph of Aldrin on the Moon, with Armstrong himself reflected in the center Aldrin's visor. Armstrong is not named on the stamp, though Aldrin's name tag is legible.
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^ "Completion of First Transcontinental Railroad" 3₵ United States postage stamp depicts Leland Stanford driving the " golden spike" at Promontory Point, Utah. Ogden is not identified by name on the stamp, but is depicted on the left side, as then-president of the Union Pacific Railroad as Stanford prepares to swing the sledgehammer and photographer A.J. Russell prepares to capture the image for posterity.
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^ Russell was the photographer who memorialized the driving of the "golden spike" connecting the Union Pacific and Central Pacific Railroads in 1869. "Completion of First Transcontinental Railroad" 3₵ United States postage stamp depicts A.J. Russell photographing Leland Stanford driving the "golden spike" at Promontory Point, Utah. Russell is toward the right side of the stamp.
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^ "Completion of First Transcontinental Railroad" 3₵ United States postage stamp depicts Stanford driving the "golden spike" at Promontory Point, Utah. Stanford is not identified by name in the stamp, but is depicted holding a sledgehammer in front of a train as photographer A.J. Russell to the right prepares to capture the image for posterity.
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Q: InvocationError while running flake8 in tox.ini
It looks like I can't pass the relative nor absolute path to the folder that should be checked by flake8 inside the tox.ini file.
After performing a code in the shell:
flake8 tests/

Result is correct:
tests/unit\test.py:17:91: E501 line too long (93 > 90 characters)

But the same command started by tox by typing into the command prompt:
tox

results with:
py38 installed: flake8==3.9.2,mccabe==0.6.1,pycodestyle==2.7.0,pyflakes==2.3.1
py38 run-test-pre: PYTHONHASHSEED='64'
py38 run-test: commands[0] | flake8 tests/
tests/unit\test.py:17:91: E501 line too long (93 > 90 characters)
ERROR: InvocationError for command 'C:\Users\48796\PycharmProjects\learningTests\.tox\py38\Scripts\flake8.EXE' tests/ (exited with code 1)
_______________________________________________________ summary _______________________________________________________
ERROR:   py38: commands failed

So the command is executed properly and then runs into an error. As you can see in the third row - the command is identical.
Any ideas?

A: because flake8 detected errors in your code it exits nonzero
when tox detects a command exiting nonzero it presents an InvocationError
everything is working as intended :)

disclaimer: I'm the current flake8 maintainer and a tox core dev

A: I will double check the exact error message when I am at a PC, but you totally expect tox to fail when one of the commands in one environment is failing.
If you just want to check the output, but the command should succeed even when there are problems, you need to prepend the command with a dash -.

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Home > Archives > Vol 14, No 3 (2019)
URL: https://agrojournal.rudn.ru/agronomy/issue/view/1109
DOI: https://doi.org/10.22363/2312-797X-2019-14-3
Physical and chemical analysis and biochemical composition of amaranth introduced in Dagestan
Magomedmirzoeva R.G., Gins M.S., Dadashev M.N.
Amaranth leaves are of high nutritional value, containing various metabolites, monoand disaccharides, photosynthetic pigments, unsaturated acids, phenolcarboxylic acids with high antioxidant activity. Vegetable amaranth is grown in different soil and climatic conditions all over the world. The article describes the results of physicochemical analysis of composition of amaranth plant introduced in southern Dagestan. The results of determining biochemical composition of vitamins, organic acids, antioxidants, betacyanin - amaranthin, chlorophyll, carotenoids and chlorogenic acid in the leaves of the introduced amaranth are presented. It has been shown that amaranth culture can be an important source of vitamins and valuable biologically active substances for both humans and animals. Based on the results obtained on amaranth introduction, it can be noted that cultivation of amaranth has great prospects in Southern Dagestan, as a mass crop.
RUDN Journal of Agronomy and Animal Industries. 2019;14(3):185-195
Genetics and plant breeding
Detection of genes associated with qualitative characteristics of gluten
Al-Azawi N.M., Abed Z.A., Al-Issawi M.
The research was aimed at analyzing allelic variants of protein in wheat varieties used in Iraqi bakery and evaluating these varieties via genetic source using grain quality selection. Variety tests were carried out at field experimental station of Russian State Agrarian University - Moscow Timiryazev Agricultural Academy. The analysis of wheat grain quality was made after harvesting in mid August. Allele state of genes controlling the quality of gluten in wheat grain was determined using the PCR method. Samples of Iraqi wheat varieties 12 (soft wheat) and One (durum wheat) are characterized by considerable variation of gluten content and quality. The five varieties whose genotype include an allelic variant of high molecular weight glutenins Glu-D1 5+10 and subunit Glu-A1-2* (Fateh, Tamuz-3, Abighreb-3, Iraq and Maxibak) were also studied. The highest gluten content was from 31.5 % in Iraq to 35.3 % in Fateh variety, while the gluten quality was not below the second group. Five varieties - Farah, AlMurug, Sham-6, Tahadi and Sabirbeg - had unusual combination of the allelic state of Glu-D1 2+12 (which is usually associated with low gluten quality) with a 2* subunit for the Glu-A1 locus, which determines the possibility of improving gluten quality to the wheat varieties.
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Effect of combined use of fertilizer and plant growth stimulating bacteria Rhizobium, Azospirillum, Azotobacter and Pseudomonas on the quality and components of corn forage in Iran
Naserzadeh Y., Nafchi A.M., Mahmoudi N., Nejad D.K., Gadzhikurbanov A.S.
Zea mays variety 704 (single cross) was studied to investigate effect of chemical fertilizers and growth-promoting bacteria on yield and yield components of corn ( Zea mays ). A factorial experiment was conducted in a completely randomized block design with three replications at Tehran-Varamin Research Farm (Iran) in 2017. The treatments were as follows: inoculation of the seeds with growth promoters in four levels: Rhizobium , Azospirillum , Azotobacter and Pseudomonas ; Rhizobium , Azospirillum and Pseudomonas ; Rhizobium , Azotobacter and Pseudomonas ; Azospirillum , Azotobacter and Pseudomonas and use of nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) fertilizers at four levels: no use, 1/3, 2/3, and 100 % recommended were applied. The results showed that the use of fertilizer was significant on the traits such as several leaves per plant, number of seeds per row, number of seeds per ear, plant height and forage yield at 1 % level. The results indicated that the highest forage yield of 33.78 t ha-1 was obtained from the interaction between the use of fertilizers and biological fertilizers, Rhizobium , Azospirillum , Azotobacter and Pseudomonas , which was 42 % higher than control.
Nutritional value of vegetable Amaranthus tricolor L. seedlings grown in Moscow region
Sergiev I.G., Todorova D.A., Gins V.K., Motyleva S.M., Gins E.M., Moskalev E.A.
The use of amperometric express method made it possible to measure quickly and evaluate content of waterand alcohol-soluble antioxidants in extracts from Amaranthus tricolor L. plants. Accumulation of low molecular weight antioxidants: ascorbic acid, beta-cyanine (amaranthine) and the total content of antioxidants in various organs of Valentina amaranth seedlings were studied. The maximum amount of low molecular weight antioxidants accumulates in leaves, compared with roots and stems of seedlings grown in open and protected ground. In open ground conditions, amaranth leaves and stems have 1.5-fold and 2-fold increased level of ascorbic acid than seedlings grown in protected ground. But the total content of water-soluble antioxidants in leaves and roots of seedlings is lower compared to seedlings of protected ground. Minimum amount of antioxidants was found in alcohol extracts of stems and roots in open ground, while the total content of antioxidants in stems and roots was 1.6 fold higher in seedlings grown in protected soil. The content of amaranthine is comparable in the studied organs of amaranth seedlings of both cultivation variants. The data obtained allow to recommend use of leaves and stems of amaranth seedlings grown in open and protected ground (early spring and autumn), as a preventive antioxidant dietary product.
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Soil science and agrochemistry
Geospatial analysis and assessment of garden soil contamination in New York City
Paltseva A.A., Cheng Z.
Elevated trace metal concentrations, in particular, lead (Pb), are prevalent in urban soils and it is one of the main hurdles for urban agriculture. The growing popularity of gardening in urban areas could also mean increased public health risk. In this study, the spatial distribution of Pb in New York City gardens was analyzed and visualized by Geographic Information System (GIS) tools. Pollution level and ecological risks of gardens and overall New York City (NYC) were evaluated with different indices. The degree of the contamination factors was ranked as follows: Pb >Cu > Zn > Cr>As>Ni>Cd. The single ecological risk index and potential ecological index indicated that Pb had moderate to significantly high risk to the local garden ecosystems. Based on the pollution load index, soil quality of the majority of NYC gardens were characterized as polluted. Geostatistical, geoprocessing, and spatial tools were used to create color-coded maps to support decision making related to gardening and to estimate potential human health risks from gardening, living, or working in/or near these gardens. These findings have important implications for the development of pollution prevention and mitigation strategies to reduce public health risk from garden soil trace metal contamination.
Assessment of vital organ histopathology and plasma oxidative conditions of rainbow trout Oncorhynchus mykiss reared in earthen saltwater pond
Hoseini S.M., Gharavi B., Iri Y.
The aim of this study was to compare gill, kidney, liver and gut histopathology, and plasma antioxidant markers of rainbow trout Oncorhynchus mykiss reared in saltwater earthen ponds in Gomishan, Iran. To this, 10000 fish were distributed in a three-ha earthen pond and 150 fish in three fiberglass tanks (2000L). Blood samples were taken after 3 months rearing with same commercial feed. The source of fish and feed was similar between the saltwater pond and fiberglass tanks. After the 3-month rearing, gill, kidney, liver and gut samples were taken from the pond fish; whereas, blood samples were taken from both the pond and tank fish. There was no significant difference in water temperature, dissolved oxygen and pH between the pond and tanks; however, water salinity and ammonia was higher in the pond compared to the tanks. Plasma superoxide dismutase and glutathione peroxidase activity of the fish in earthen ponds were significantly higher than those fish reared in fiberglass tanks; however, there was no significant in thiobarbituric acid reactive substances between the pond and tanks. The fish had various histopathological symptoms including primary and lamella hyperplasia, lamellar fusion and epithelial lifting. In the kidney section, the fish showed glomerulus shrinkage and/or disappearance, melanomacrophage aggregates and hematopoietic tissue necrosis. These fish showed necrosis and melanomacrophage aggregates in liver and goblet cell hypertrophy in gut. The results suggest that the fish in the earthen pond faced stressful conditions, which might be due to water salinity and ammonia; however, other possible factors, such as pollutants and different feeding regimen must be considered.
Galactooligosaccharide effects as prebiotic on intestinal microbiota of different fish species
Hoseinifar S.H., Doan H.V., Ashouri G.
Manipulation of the gut microbiota toward potentially beneficial bacteria (probiotics) has beneficial effects on fish physiology and health. The effects of prebiotics on gut microbiota are species specific. The present study aimed at investigation of the effects of galactooligosaccharide (GOS) as prebiotic on intestinal microbiota of Caspian roach and Caspian white fish fingerlings. which are among the most economically valuable species in the Caspian Sea. The study was conducted in a completely randomized design with two set of experiment each of them include three treatments in triplicates in which 0 (control), 1 and 2% GOS were used in diet for 6 weeks. At the end of the period, changes in the intestinal microbiota, including total bacterial count, lactic acid count and lactic acid bacteria (LAB) levels and dominance of LAB in the intestinal microbiota, were measured by culture-based method. Dietary GOS had no significant effect on total bacterial count in both species (P < 0.05). The LAB levels in the intestinal microbiota in the treatments fed with prebiotics was significantly higher than the control group (P < 0.05). LAB bacteria showed the highest increase and dominance in treatments fed with 2% GOS. Also, the highest ratio of lactic acid bacteria to the total number of viable bacteria was observed in the treatment with 2% GOS treatment (P < 0.05). The results of this study indicated the possibility of alterations in the bacterial communities of Caspian roach and Caspian white fish fingerlings gut toward beneficial bacterial communities using GOS as prebiotic.
LC50 determination and intoxication symptoms of a new pyridine carboxamide pesticide Flonicamid on common carp Cyprinus carpio
Ghelichpour M., Mirghaed A.T., Jimenez A.P.
The present study was undertaken to evaluate the lethal toxicity and stress signs of Flonicamid toward juvenile common carp ( Cyprinus carpio ). The 96 h LC50 values, determined 43.17 mgL-1 by probit analysis in a semi-static system. LC50 24, 48 and 72 h were 47.54, 41.83 and 43.51 mgL-1, respectively. Behavioral changes include hyperexcitement, erratic swimming, dark coloration, loss of equilibrium and lethargy were observed with different intensities. Consequently, mortality rate, stress signs and behavioral changes observed in response to the Flonicamid are dependent to dose and time exposure.

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The Waterloo Human Rights Commission offers trainings on Civil Rights and diversity. We provide trainings to Companies within the Cedar Valley, government agencies and educational facilities.
The Waterloo Commission on Human Rights Commission has held town forums with the Waterloo Police Department to bridge the gap between public perception and actual police practices.
Town Forums have been held to educate the community about fair housing and landlord tenant laws.
Town Forums have been held with Workforce Development to discuss ways to eliminate the disparity in unemployment rates amongst minorities.


Packet One Networks (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd (P1) was celebrating 5th anniversary to launching the 5th Anniversary unlimited quota promotion for two of its award-winning wireless home broadband plans! They bring the new theme: "Keep Playing. With No limits", let the users can enjoy to play and surf internet, download more drama TVs, and playing the multi-player games so very fun, joyful, interesting and fulfilling...unlimited! So, you do not have to worry about data limit when you are online everyday!
I am sure that you experienced about your P1 reach the limit, so it make you pay extra again! Right? Today, we like to thank you for P1 to make sure the customers to be happy to use the unlimited broadband plans with cheaper price - ForHome Plan RM 99 only - it's BEST choice!
Wahh, the usage of quota is UNLIMITED! The "ForHome™ 99 and 149" offers a speed up to 1Mbps and 2Mbps with unlimited quota for RM99 and RM149 - 24 months contract with FREE modem DV230, for a limited time only. *Tips: How to get the rebate? Try to visit their website and apply online to get RM50 Rebate!
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For more information on P1's 5th Anniversary theme: "Keep playing without limits", please visit p1.com.my. What are you waiting for? Get the limited promotion from them today! Any question you have for P1 Buddy? Please go to drop your comment at P1 Buddy on Facebook!
All award-winning ForHomeTM plans come with free plug-and-play WiFi-enabled modems. And that means instantaneous connectivity and broadband sharing, without the hassle of wiring and installation. ForHomeTM is also a portable broadband solution which enables users to use it at any location where there is coverage.
If I interested in P1 unlimited broadband, I sure will choose The "ForHome™ 99 because I am gamer, and blogger! I love to play the Ragnarok Valkyire if I have iPad Mini or used my laptop!
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Do you curious about what are we doing with P1's media, OMANite (Online Media Associates Nite)? It is for the Bloggers' Gathering on last Wednesday, 18th Sept 2013.
During the launch of 5th Anniversary's Keep Playing with No Limits - unlimited broadband plans, Kelvin Lee, Chief Commercial Officer (CCO) giving his welcoming speech. James helped to interpret for me, and my friends because my youngest sister cannot come to interpret for us as she was having her class at late evening.
We got the free goodies bag..but, first time we went to the rooftop - "Sky Garden"! We really never eat dinner at top of Sky Garden! We get chance to view a very beautiful night with colorful of lights and balloons from P1 Packet Hub building!
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The Sigma Delta Pi Chapter Registry is a red hardcover book with a gold-embossed crest on the front cover. The pages of this book include the Chapter Declaration Page, as well as pages for each initiate to permanently and officially list his or her name and email address in the Chapter Registry. This book has 60 pages, so it will serve for many years as your Chapter's perpetual Registry of members.


Jana Marie Foundation held its third annual "A Night to Remember, A Cause to Believe In" dinner and silent auction on March 15 at Wyndham Garden State College. The theme for this year's dinner, "A Tale to Tell," concentrated on forming connections through the power of storytelling. With more than 100 guests, the night was a celebration of Jana Marie Foundation's work to promote mental and emotional wellness through dialogue and creative expression.


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FROM ubuntu

ENV DEBIAN_FRONTEND noninteractive

RUN echo "cd /var/www && php -r \"readfile('https://getcomposer.org/installer');\" | php && php composer.phar install" >> /etc/bash.bashrc

ADD www /var/www

RUN apt-get update && apt-get install php5 php5-curl php5-gd php5-mysql -y

EXPOSE 80

CMD /usr/sbin/apache2ctl -D FOREGROUND

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L'édition 2019 du tournoi exhibition de tennis d'Abu Dhabi se déroule du 27 au . Bien qu'ayant lieu en intégralité pendant l'année civile 2018, le tournoi d'exhibition est considéré comme point de départ de la saison 2019.

Faits marquants
Rafael Nadal déclare forfait pour le match comptant pour la  place. Il est remplacé par Dominic Thiem.

Participants
  Novak Djokovic ()
  Rafael Nadal ()
  Kevin Anderson ()
  Dominic Thiem ()
  Karen Khachanov ()
  Chung Hyeon ()

Tableau masculin

Tableau féminin

Notes et références

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 Site officiel du tournoi

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Abu Dhabi
Sport aux Émirats arabes unis en 2018
Sport en décembre 2018

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Cultivated in the Ardeche region of France by 80 organic co-operatives and growers. The Ardeche is well known for its chestnut groves that were planted as far back as the 13th century. These organic chestnuts are picked from the beginning of September through to November (depending on the location and altitude), shelled by hand and then cooked. Use in stuffing, soups, cakes and desserts.


South African nationals are considered non EU citizens and therefore have to first apply for permission from their local embassy before being able to enter the UK.
There are 8 broad categories that the UK visas are broken into. The British have then broken each category into separate visas.
– Temporary Work– Charity, Sport and Religious Workers.


In today's fast-paced, competitive marketing environment, mastering the marketing spend is becoming a finely tuned art.
Gartner's CMO Spend Survey 2015-2016 revealed marketing budgets are actually increasing, with focus on social marketing, analytics, customer experience and digital commerce. But with this comes increased expectations, the report found, as marketing is expected to drive profitable growth through the acquisition, retention and expansion of the most valuable customer relationships.
The challenge for marketers now is how to effectively sync budget priorities with measurable business outcomes. We speak to marketing leaders, experts and analysts to find out why the pressure is on for CMOs to align marketing spend with business goals more than ever before.
"The biggest budgeting mistake I've witnessed throughout my years as a marketer is not tying budgets directly to core business outcomes," software company Sitecore's CMO, Scott Anderson, said.
"A business, especially in the tech industry, is a living breathing entity. It's a dynamic environment where executives are making trade-off decisions all up and down the line."
When something causes a shift in financial planning, such as economic downturn or a shift in market dynamics, those business entities that demonstrate direct benefit to either the top-line or bottom-line have an advantage, Anderson said.
According to Anderson, whenever he has observed companies in a growth cycle, the processes, metrics and budget discipline are not monitored as closely as they should be. However, when that cycle turns the other way, those who have not tied resourcing directly to business outcomes are left scrambling to protect their priority programs.
"It's the same within the function of marketing. A CMO's priorities could shift at any time, without an increase in overall marketing funding. When that is the case, the only way a CMO can increase funding in one area is to cut back in another," he says.
"Those marketers without a plan or measurable business accountability are in a position of weakness when that happens."
Bonnie Crater, CEO of marketing campaign metrics company, Full Circle Insights, agrees with Anderson's observation. She stresses that as a marketer, your budget is always closely linked to how you are operating - and that is something the CMO needs to discuss regularly with the CEO.
To combat this, Crater suggests that CMOs determine the revenue target and the sales target for that year, as well as the viable optimum conversion rate, to then make adjustments to how many leads you need to generate in order to achieve the revenue goals.
"You also need to look at what percentage of leads come from marketing as opposed to the sales team. Finally, you need to know what your average sales cycle is – because that can shift the number of leads needed to generate, based the length of the company's sales cycle," she said.
Marketing automation software company Squiz's global marketing director, Robin Marchant, believes not aligning the budget with the overall company direction and vision means trouble for marketers.
CMOs will fall into the trap of focusing on building a plan that is not going in the same direction as the company, Marchant says, as well as risk falling foul of appearing to have a lack of budget or not being as agile as they should be.
"It's because you're funding the wrong thing to drive the company in a slightly different direction," he said. "That's where I think a lot of marketers - and a lot of organisations - have that disjointed approach when it comes to marketing budget and business management," Marchant says.
Marketers should consider what they actually want to achieve in the first place, and determine what success really looks like over the overall planning cycle – with the quarterly, yearly and the 3-5 year extended forecast and budgeting plans, he added.
"I think the key is to be agile when you look at all the planning and budgeting – especially when you look at the marketing condition now – it is very fast moving and technology is certainly impacting that approach.
Sitecore's Scott Anderson stresses that marketers should recognise the value that they deliver to a company, whether you are building a brand, driving demand, enabling the field or some other functional goal – and remember that none of these happen in isolation.
A lot of marketers still work in a vacuum, Anderson adds. While great creative garners attention and a lot of clicks indicates momentum, neither tie resourcing to the business outcomes that matter to the executives in charge of budget allocation.
Rakuten Marketing's managing director, Anthony Capano, agrees. He says marketing should always be viewed as a whole, and not through individual channels.
"It's easy to fall into a trap when budgets are segmented by channels and don't focus on the entire customer journey," Capano says.
One of the best ways to assess marketing budgets, according to Capano, is to take a holistic view, looking at marketing channels through the impact they have on the overall consumer experience.
"Marketers need to look critically at which campaigns are actually driving traffic and impacting consumers. Using an attribution model is a great way to do this as it helps marketers get an accurate understanding of what is driving consumer engagement, converting sales, and where budget should be prioritised and shifted.
"This aids in optimising budget, and provides greater flexibility to marketers managing campaigns across multiple channels," says Capano.
Tie your budget to those metrics, and report back to your stakeholders at least once per quarter to demonstrate accountability.
"And when shifts and changes happen, if you are aligned with the key stakeholders and your budget ties to the outcomes you've agreed on with them, you can have a much better conversation about budget allocation levels," he says.


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Avengers : Endgame – Why did Iron Man Stop Thor From Snapping ?
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Thor ; the God Of Thunder played by Chris Hemsworth was not exactly in a great mental state in the Avengers : Endgame after the time heist. He wanted to do the "snap" thinking it would undo everything but Iron Man ; Tony Stark played by Robert Downey Junior stopped him.
Fiver years after their defeat to Thanos and the destruction of the Infinity Stones, the remaining MCU heroes came back together when the idea of time heist came up thanks to Ant Man; Scott Lang played by Paul Rudd.
It was definitely a complicated mission because it meant travelling to different points in the MCU history in order to collect the Infinity Stones before the Mad Titan got them.
After a few problems along the way, the Avengers were finally successful in securing the crystals giving them a chance to bring back all those who were dusted by the villain's snap in Avengers: Infinity War.
Stark's nano – tech gauntlet was really useful as the "Smart" Hulk played by Mark Ruffalo wielded the power of all the 6 Infinity Stones and brought back the victims of the previous snap.
Before they came to the decision to let Hulk don the metal glove there was a huge commotion among the heroes.
Thor wanted to do the snap and he begged and pleaded from them to allow him to do this. But they collectively decided that God of Thunder wasn't the right contender for this job
Thor is a demi-god and he was capable of using all the six Infinity Stones at the same time and probably more than Hulk. Yes he had gained weight in the five years gap since he had ruthlessly beheaded Thanos in the garden after learning that he had destroyed all the stones, he was still physically strong.
This is evinced looking at the way he partook in the Endgame's climactic battle.
However, Tony was particularly adamant in not letting Thor do the snap but instead of thinking about his fellow teammate Avenger's well being, there is a deeper reason on why he didn't want the God of Thunder to do it.
Tony was living a good life with his daughter and wife and did not want to be involved in the time heist not because he was not sure about the idea and if it would work but because he did not want to risk losing the life he had built these 5 years.
This made sense because that this was the only time he had a normal family dynamic considering this relationship with his father, Howard Stark while growing up.
Tony knew that to be able to secure his future with his wife Pepper Potts and daughter Morgan, there should be a clear directive to the Infinity Stones with what the wielder wanted to happen.
Because the snapping or any other physical act wouldn't activate the power of the Infinity Stones – it's the mind that mandates what the stones do.
So, even thought Thor was in the state to physically wield the power of the Stones, he wasn't in best mindset to send them clear instructions with what need to happen.
Throughout the film, he was unstable as he had several emotional breakdowns every now and then because he held himself responsible to be unable to stop Thanos and regarded as his failure. Tony himself suffered PTSD after the Battle of New York and he didn't want Thor to miss up what could be their only chance to use the Infinity Stones.
This is also why Tony gave "Smart Hulk a reminder while giving him the gauntlet saying "you remember, everyone Thanos snapped five years ago, we're just bringing them back now, today. Don't change anything in the last five years."
Ironically prior to Avengers: Endgame, Thor would have been the ideal choice do to the snap as he was physically and mentally well equipped to accomplish the job.
Without the 5 year break that allowed Bruce Banner to meld his two different personalities into Smart Hulk , they would have been stuck with a mindless green monster who would become angry at any given point of time.
So this definitely makes sense why Stark stopped Thor! And Tony didn't want it to fail especially after all the things they went through to get those Infinity Stones.
# Avengers# black widow# endgame# Infinity Stones# Iron Man# Loki# Theory# Thor
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