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Digging into the ground suggests permanent settlement.


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From the excavation sites, the inhabitants of the older one, Kuurmanpohja Saareoja 2, are likely to have come from the east.


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[7] The colonisation of the North began in the Stone Age about 20,000 years ago, when the ice age receded.


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Ruijaan was born around 9000 BCE.


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Early Mesolithic Komsa culture, the remains of which have also been found on the Finnish side.


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[2] At the same time, the early Mesolithic Estonian Kunda culture spread to the Finnish side, as evidenced by the ancient settlement of Ristola in Lahti.


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[8] As the culture from the south spread to Finland, the Suomusjärvi culture developed on the trail of axes, chisels, and red dirt graves along the shoreline of the Gulf of Bothnia.


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[2] In the traces of people from the Younger Stone Age (Neolithic period), earthenware is found that were not known to the Mesolithic culture.


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Based on the styles of dishes, different cultures can be distinguished.


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Comb ceramic culture (5000—3200 BC)


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is the findrichest phase of the Stone Age.


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Its remains are abundant in Lake Finland, so almost all of Finland was inhabited, but there were still quite a few people.


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Residents who lived in the Younger Stone Age have left behind regional styles of asbestos pottery, Kierik pottery (3600—3100 BCE.)


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as well as pottery of Pölja and Jysmö (3100—1900 BCE).


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The artifact found includes skis, sleighs, chisels and fishing equipment, among other things.


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It has been speculated that the cultures of asbestos pottery in Inner Finland were Sami, but there is no definite information.


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Settlements history of Finland

The Kierik culture of the Oulu region may have had links to the south.


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[9] [10] The next wave of migration brought a tightrope culture, or hammeraxe people, to the coast of southwestern Finland.


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It flourished around 3200/2900 BCE.


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— 2300/1800 BC.


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It is speculated that they were a people from the south who also engaged in farming.


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Some scholars deny, for example, on the basis of coffin graves, that this is about a new people who came to the country.


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Separately, there is still Åland pit pottery, whose livelihoods included seal hunting, fishing and birding.


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At the end of the Neolithic period, 1200 BCE.


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The Kiukaisten culture spread to southwestern Finland, which is interpreted to have represented the Scandinavian seafarer people.


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[10] The so-called Gökhem skeleton found in Sweden suggests that a people arrived in the Nordic region 5000 years ago from the Mediterranean culture who brought with them the art of farming.


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One discovery alone does not change the matter, but it strongly supports the notion that people who knew the principles of farming existed in the Nordic region five thousand years ago.


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[11] Bronze and Iron Ages The name early metal age is often used from the period beginning with the introduction of bronze in Finland in 1500 BCE.


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and ends at about 300 share., by which time the iron was already in use.


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The transition to farming (cascading) took place no later than that.


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In the coastal region, the Bronze Age caused quite distinct changes to everyday life.


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Commerce busied and many professions (merchant, soldier, sailor) emerged.


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There are more object discoveries from this period than from the beginning of the Early Metal Age, suggesting an increase in population numbers.


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[12] [13] Inland changes are less pronounced.


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For example, it was not until the 6th century that Kaski was cleared in the Gulf of Voud in Lake Saarijärvi.


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from.


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There was a shift to arable farming there, according to pollen analysis, in the 13th century.


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[14] The transition from bronze to iron at the beginning of our time did not bring a rapid change to life in Finland.


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Language conditions were being outlined, for the year 1000 divide.


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Around this time, the main dialects of the Finnish language were born.


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When the Baltic Finnish dialects of Ancient Karelian, Antiquity and Ancient Northern Estonian were mixed, two main dialects emerged: Ancient Savo on the basis of the first two and Ancient Finnish based on the last two.


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[15] It is difficult to estimate the prehistoric population.


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After counting back in time from the known population of the 1560s, Finland's population at the end of the prehistoric period (13th century) has been estimated at 50000—80000 people.


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[16] As there were few people, distant wilderness areas in Inner Finland could be considered wilderness holdings.


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This wilderness economy included the use of wilderness areas in the form of batch pleasure for catching big game and fur, fishing, and to a small extent for irrigation and animal husbandry.


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Settlements history of Finland

Wilderness holdings were economically important to the houses and villages of the fronts.


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In the summer, land was cultivated, in winter fishing trips were made to the wilds of the north.


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The batch gradually began to attract the overpopulation of the South to move into the wilderness as regulars.


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The movers were also fleeing taxes and military-taking.


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[9] For example, in the late Middle Ages, the Jyväskylä region was a wilderness ownership of the houses of the present Hauho, [17] and the distance to its own wilderness was about 200 km.


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New settlement on the coasts and wilds The Swedish-speaking settlement of the coasts The Swedish population migrated to the side of present-day Finland from the 12th to 13th centuries.


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Swedish settlement spread especially to archipelagos and coasts.


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Settlements history of Finland

By the end of the 14th century, the coastal areas were already almost completely inhabited by Swedes.


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[18] From the Iron Age onwards, the Savonian settlement of the wilderness countryside was under pressure from the Finns to the north and east.


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Permanent holdings began to form from wilderness holdings in the early 16th century.


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The Finns and Lower Catakuns who settled in place did not participate in this, but other areas moved north and east down to the waterways.


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The present Northern Savo was inhabited from 1542 onwards after Klemetti Henrikinpoika Krook, a scribe of Savonlinna, started organising settlement activities that had already occurred in the Middle Ages.


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[19] [9] The colonisation of the wilderness took place at the will of King Gustav Vasa.


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Settlements history of Finland

Attempts were made to increase tax revenues, to take wilderness into state ownership and to tie border areas into part of Sweden.


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Settlements history of Finland

The settlers then headed from Southern Savo to Eastern Finland, Northern Ostrobothnia and Lapland.


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Settlements history of Finland

[20] The Savonian settlement activity spread in places to areas of Hämälinen wilderness holdings.


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The Hämäläs claimed the right to their lands, but from the 1550s the state favoured the Savonians, who gave rise to permanent settlement by cascading the lands by making huhtakasks.


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Settlements history of Finland

These former Hämäläinen areas were named Rautalamm keeper at the end of the 16th century.


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Similar settlement activity also occurred further west in the areas of Upper Satakunta, Ruovesi Pirkkala and Kangasala, meant for settlers from the south: Savonians were forbidden from migrating to these areas.


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However, this happened both in Ruovesi and in the Lake Region of Southern Ostrobothnia, where Savonian features (Savonian wedge) came to the local dialect.


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Settlements history of Finland

Migration of Savonians also occurred to North Karelia, Northern Ostrobothnia and Viena Karelia.


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[19] Thus the strong genetic distribution of the Finnish population between Western and Eastern Finns was formed.


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[20] After the Savonian settler movement, there were inhabitants throughout Finland.


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There were 700 houses in North Karelia too.


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Still, the focus of settlement was clearly in the south: about half of the inhabitants of Finland lived in the regions of Southwest Finland, Satakunta and Häme.


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Savo and Karelian Isthmus were sparsely populated.


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The total population of the kingdom is estimated at around one million people based on the silver tax list of 1571, of which in Finland around 300000.


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Population growth was low, with infectious diseases, wars and years of disappearance taking people prematurely to the grave.


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Settlements history of Finland

[19] Uniform population statistics began to be compiled in Sweden in the 1740s.


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The kingdom had fewer people than thought: the population of Sweden was 1.8 million and Finland's population was just over 420,000 people.


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[21] The population growth of the 19th century Finland's population grew very rapidly during the 19th century.


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There had been growth as early as the late 18th century, but about 40 years of rapid growth began from the 1830s.


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Settlements history of Finland

There were big regional differences.


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Settlements history of Finland

The fastest growth was in rural areas of Central, Eastern and Northern Finland.


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For example, the population of Vaasa County doubled between 1815 and 1865.


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Settlements history of Finland

Growth was based on the development of agriculture, the establishment of new farms and a belief in the future.


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Settlements history of Finland

The number of crofts also increased.


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Settlements history of Finland

The fastest of all, however, was the increase in the rank-free population: the number of hilly smoked and parasitic populations doubled between 1815 and 1865.


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Settlements history of Finland

Although agriculture developed, no grain was sufficient for the entire population as in good years.


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Settlements history of Finland

[22] The livelihood of the unsubscribed population depended on the grain harvest.


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In bad years, their survival was difficult.


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Settlements history of Finland

The great hunger years of the 1860s forced hungry people to mobilize, “the way of miero and death.”


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Settlements history of Finland

With hunger came infectious diseases, for example, typhoid fever, whooping cough and dysentery.


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Settlements history of Finland

During the Great Hunger Years some 270,000 people died, but population growth soon recovered again.


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Settlements history of Finland

The population of Finland was approximately 2.7million people in 1900.


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Settlements history of Finland

[23] Leaving the way to Miero, on the other hand, increased migration to the factory localities.


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Settlements history of Finland

The base for Finnish industrialization was laid during this period.


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Settlements history of Finland

Industrialization required labor and began the first migration from the countryside to the cities.


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Settlements history of Finland

The number of urban workers grew rapidly: in 1870 the urban workforce and their families numbered 150,000 people and in 1910 608000 people.


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Settlements history of Finland

[24] The period of Russian rule brought to the country along with Russian soldiers e.g.


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Russians, Jews, Tatars, and East Asian immigrants.


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Settlements history of Finland

Russian rule marked the growth of internationalization and foreign entrepreneurs emigrated to the country, among others.


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Settlements history of Finland

Russia, Germany, England and Norway.


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Settlements history of Finland

There was also an influx of immigration, especially to America.


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Settlements history of Finland

[23] Many Savonians went to America by way of Kotka, but stayed to work, for example, in the sawmill and factories of the Norwegian company Hans Gutzeit.


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Because of this, the Eagle is even more called the “America of the Savonians”.


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Settlements history of Finland

Karelian settlers and migration to Sweden After the Winter War, Finland had to settle around 420,000 people who lived in the ceded territory, of whom 230000 had received their livelihood from agriculture.


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Settlements history of Finland

The Quick Settlement Act aimed at establishing 35,000 farms.


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Settlements history of Finland

The express settlement was not fully implemented until plans were messed up by the Continuation War.


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Settlements history of Finland

Upon its completion, about 450,000 people had to be re-evacuated and populated.


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Settlements history of Finland

[25] In 1944, 12% of the total land area had to be handed over to the Soviet Union.


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Settlements history of Finland

Similar to the Express Settlement Act, efforts were now being made to form farms to be handed over to the colonists.


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Settlements history of Finland

This meant that the Karelians settled among the rest of the population, to which they adapted very quickly.


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Settlements history of Finland

In addition, frontmen began to be colonised, some of whom were able to colonise the so-called cold space, which was an uncleared smallholding.


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Settlements history of Finland

16,000 of these were born mostly in Eastern and Northern Finland.


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Settlements history of Finland

[26] In the 1960s, a strong wave of migration to Sweden emerged in Finland.


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Settlements history of Finland

Its source areas were the eastern and northern parts of the country, where some farms were unproductive due to their small size (for example, former cold farms).


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Settlements history of Finland

During 1969—1970 there were 80,000 migrants, including 40% from the counties of Oulu and Lapland.


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Settlements history of Finland

Around 350000 Swedish Finns live in Sweden today.


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Settlements history of Finland

Beginning in the Second World War by the 1980s, 700000 people migrated from Finland, although about half returned.


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Settlements history of Finland

[27] Migrants and internal migration in the 1970s saw a surge in settlement in Finland with the reception of Chilean refugees and Vietnamese boat refugees in the 1980s.


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Settlements history of Finland

President Mauno Koivisto made a promise of return change for the Ingerians in the early 1990s.


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Settlements history of Finland

This has meant settling 30,000 Inger Finns living in the territory of the former Soviet Union and those of Finnish descent in Finland.


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Settlements history of Finland

Repatriation of former Finns does occur, but it is less pronounced than the exodus of Finns.


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Settlements history of Finland

In late 2009, the Finnish government decided to limit the special treatment of Ingrian returnees.


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Settlements history of Finland

[28] The 1990s also saw the beginning of the colonization of Somali and Kosovan refugees.


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Settlements history of Finland

In the 2000s, refugees from war-waged countries have come to Finland e.g.


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Settlements history of Finland

Afghanistan and Iraq.


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Settlements history of Finland

Finland's internal migration was strong in the 1970s.


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Settlements history of Finland

The issue is measured by the rate of inter-municipal migration, which in the early 1970s amounted to 51.5 migrations per 1,000 inhabitants per year.


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Settlements history of Finland

In the early 1990s, migration was slightly lower, but in the 2010s it has accelerated again to 50.5 migrations per 1,000 inhabitants.


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Settlements history of Finland

In practice, this is tantamount to emigration and a migration victory for university towns.


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Settlements history of Finland

[29] Settlement history and Finnish disease heritage Finnish settlement history is an explanatory factor of Finnish disease heritage.


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Settlements history of Finland

A mixture of eastern, western and southern genes typical of the Finnish gene lineage was formed along with population changes.


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Settlements history of Finland

In terms of hereditary diseases, the small number of Finnish population of the population was not significant in itself, but a more important part in the formation of the Finnish disease tradition has played by the spread of settlement in Eastern and Northern Finland, which was set at the end of the 16th century.


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Settlements history of Finland

In this case, individual or few family municipalities from the same village left the territory of the old settlement and established a new village, beginning with only a few houses in its new place of residence.


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Settlements history of Finland

[30] Villages grew, and the genes of a few founding members were subjected to random variation ().


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Settlements history of Finland

The Finnish disease heritage was thus formed by the combined effect of two bottleneck phenomena.


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Settlements history of Finland

The first bottleneck about 2000 years ago [31] only selected a small part of the European gene lineage here.


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Settlements history of Finland

This is the reason that certain hereditary diseases common elsewhere in Europe do not occur here.


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Settlements history of Finland

Another bottleneck at the end of the 16th century, with the beginning of house settlement in Eastern and Northern Finland, brought about the regional enrichment of some disease genes and thus caused the birth of the Finnish disease tradition.


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Settlements history of Finland

[32] See also population of Finland Sources on the topic elsewhere Jalkanen, Kaarlo Jonathan:.


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PhD dissertation in 1865.


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Settlements history of Finland

Tarkiainen, Kari: Swedish Oriental Country.


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Settlements history of Finland

From prehistory to Gustav Vasa.


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Settlements history of Finland

Swedish History of Finland 1.


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(Finland Österland.


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Från forntiden to Gustav Vasa.)


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Settlements history of Finland

Svenska litteratursällskapet in Finland, 2010.


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Settlements history of Finland

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Amandus Adamson

Amandus Heinrich Adamson (12 November 1855 in Uuga-Rätsepp, Estonian Governorate, Russian Empire — 26 June 1929 in Paldiski, Estonia) was an Estonian artist, sculptor and academician.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

[1] Adamson was one of the first professional sculptors in Estonia, and he laid the foundation for Estonian art history both as an artist and a teacher.


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Amandus Adamson

He was highly regarded in Tsarist Russia and later also in Estonia.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

Adamson studied at the St. Petersburg Academy of Arts from 1876 to 1879, was also a teacher there, and received an appointment as an academician in 1907.


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Amandus Adamson

He lived and worked in Saint Petersburg until 1918, until he moved back to his native Paldiski.


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Amandus Adamson

He also stayed for long periods in Paris and various parts of Italy.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

In his former atelier, Paldisk, the Amandus Adamson atelier museum opened in 2010.


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Amandus Adamson

During his time as a student, Adamson adopted a realist and classicist style.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

He later became influenced by Neo-Baroque, and his work became freer and more picturesque, expanding from paragons of antiquity to allegorical and mundane subjects.


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Amandus Adamson

Adamson's work is characterized by a magnificent knowledge of anatomy, aesthetic beauty and finished, exquisite details.


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Amandus Adamson

The sea is an often recurring theme in Adamson's work.


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Amandus Adamson

Among his most famous work is the monument to Russalka in Tallinn.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

He also designed several memorials to the Estonian War of Independence.


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Amandus Adamson

Life Amandus Adamson was born in the house of Uuga-Rätsepa near Paldiski.


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Amandus Adamson

His father was a sailor and his mother a peasant.


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Amandus Adamson

After the father was lost at sea, the mother had to gain merit through sewing and temporary work, and the family lived in scarce conditions.


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Amandus Adamson

Amandus attended a school for poor children in Tallinn, which also served as a children's home, and acquired additional income by selling wooden sculptures.


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Amandus Adamson

At the age of 14, he ran away from school and tried to enter the St. Petersburg Academy of Arts, but was unsuccessful.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

For running away, he was punished so badly at school that he suffered kidney damage for life.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

[1] In 1870, Adamson was admitted as an apprentice to Berg's carpentry workshop, where he learned the profession of carpentry.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

After three years, he tried again for the Academy of Arts, but again without success.


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Amandus Adamson

However, he stayed to live in Saint Petersburg, where he worked first at Bolhagen's furniture workshop, reproducing old furniture, and then at Academician Šutov's wood-cutting atelier.


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Amandus Adamson

He gained more skills and experience and tried to acquire recommendations for entry into the Academy of Arts.


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Amandus Adamson

Eventually he received a letter of recommendation, passed the entrance exams, and was able to begin studies at the St. Petersburg Academy of Arts as a free student in 1876.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

[1] At the Academy of Arts, Adamson's teacher was the renowned eclectic-classicist sculptor Aleksander von Bock.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

The gifted student won many honors books, received cash prizes and private subscriptions, and so his financial situation improved.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

After graduating in 1879, he was active in Saint Petersburg as a free artist.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

[1] Adamson was very successful as an artist.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

He was able to work quickly and accurately, his reputation spread and he received orders from even the highest aristocrat circles.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

The first personal exhibition he opened on 8 April 1887.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

Organising his own exhibitions was difficult at the time, so it was an important event in the young artist's career.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

In the autumn of the same year, Adamson left for Paris, where he spent the years 1887—1891.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

He had his works displayed at the 1889 World's Fair and participated in many other exhibitions, for which he received prizes and more fame. [1].


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

In 1891, Adamson returned to Saint Petersburg, where he continued his work as a free artist, but also frequently visited Estonia in Paldiski and the Pakri Islands.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

In 1901, he began to make monuments as well.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

His first commissioned work was the memorial statue of Russalka in Tallinn (1902), followed by a series of new orders in both Russia and Estonia.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

Adamson remained in St. Petersburg even after the 1905 Revolution, unlike many other Estonian culture-people.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

He was appointed in 1907 as an academician at the Saint Petersburg Academy of Arts, where his pupils included Estonians Nikolai Triik and Konrad Mägi.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

Around the same time he also became interested in the art of painting and made some paintings on landscape and nautical subjects of Italy and Estonia.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

[1] As Adamson was a favourite of the tsar, he was forced to leave Russia after the October Revolution.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

He had been planning a statue of honour for the Romanovs and lost in it all his wealth.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

[2] In 1918, Adamson moved to his native Paldiski.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

He had worked incessantly on monuments, and his health had deteriorated.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

In Estonia, he first began making sculptures, but soon received orders for new monuments.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

He worked for a long time in Italy in 1922 and later visited it often.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

Adamson died of a heart attack on June 26, 1929.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

He worked hard to the last, leaving behind droves of unfinished sculptures.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

He is buried in Alevi Cemetery in Pärnu.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

[1] Adamson had a wife Eugenie and three children, a son and two daughters.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

The youngest of the children, Maria was born 1922 in Carrara, Italy and died in 2011.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

According to Mary, her father's most dear work was a memorial to those who fell in the Estonian War of Independence in Pärnu.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

The artist used his wife and children as a model for bereaved relatives in it, and he wanted to be buried near it as well.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

[3] Art During his time as a student, Adamson became interested in the realist style prevailing at that time.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

The subjects of the works he chose, in accordance with the custom of the academy, mostly from ancient mythology and the Bible.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

[1] During the Parisian period, he was influenced by the French sculptors Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux and Jules Dalou.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

[4] He became interested in Neo-Baroque depicting sensual beauty and distanced himself from the classicism he adopted at the Academy of Arts.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

His work became freer and more painterly, expanding from paragons of antiquity to allegorical and mundane subjects.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

[1] Adamson's work is characterized by a magnificent knowledge of anatomy and aesthetic beauty and finished, fine details.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

[2] Adamson's first major work was the carving of frames for a painting by Johann Köler (1883) commissioned by Estonian art societies to celebrate the coronation of Alexander III.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

Adamson was influenced by the altars of 17th-century churches in Tallinn.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

Baroque motifs became an important feature of his work, such as the allegorical pear wood sculpture Dawn and Dusk (1895).


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

[4] The sea is an often recurring theme in Adamson's smaller works, such as The Last Breath of the Boat (waxwork 1899, plaster 1902, marble 1926).


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

He also depicted the sea as a place of work, such as in sculptures Fishermen in Muhu (1892) and Fearful Waiting (1897).


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

[4] Adamson's most famous work is the monument to the sinking of the tank ship Rusalka, Russalka, located on the shores of the Gulf of Finland on the Pirita of Tallinn, on the edge of Kadriorg Park.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

It is the first monument made by an Estonian artist and is considered one of the most beautiful monuments in Tallinn.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

[5] Another monument made by Adamson on the seashore is the Monument to the Sunken Ships in Sevastopol (1904).


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

[4] Adamson also designed several memorials to the Estonian War of Independence.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

Many of them were disposed of during the Soviet occupation, but some have been re-erected.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

[2] Lydia Koidula's memorial in Pärnu is the last work unveiled during Adamson's lifetime, just a couple of weeks before the artist died.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

[3] Meaning Amandus Adamson was one of the first professional sculptors in Estonia, and he laid the foundations of Estonian art history both as an artist and a teacher.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

He was a distinguished sculptor in Tsarist Russia and later also in Estonia.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

Although he had to flee Russia, many of his works have survived precisely because he moved back to Estonia.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

In Estonia, Adamson was initially met with scepticism.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

He had lost his fortune, was considered too strong a rival and was criticized for his romantic and naive style.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

However, as a designer of Revolutionary War monuments, he eventually gained recognition in Estonia as well.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

[2] Amandus Adamson, the atelier museum, purchased a plot of land in Paldisk for the construction of a dwelling house and summer atelier in 1896.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

The summer atelier was completed in 1899.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

Adamson initially used it apparently for styling and painting small works.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

By the time Adamson and his family moved to Paldisk in 1918, a two-story residential building had also been completed there.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

After Adamson died in 1929, his family stayed to live there.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

After World War II, the family lived in an atelier, as soldiers had burned down the residential building in 1944.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

Adamson's daughter Corinna lived there until 1981.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

[6] In 2005, Adamson's youngest daughter Maria Carlsson donated the atelier building to the Estonian state.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

The building was in poor condition, there was no plumbing and no ventilation, and in some places only paint held the walls up.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

However, it was restored and the Amandus Adamson Atelier Museum was established there.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

The museum is part of the Harju Museum and was opened to visitors on 13 November 2010.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

[6] [2] As the building was unsupervised for a long time, no objects belonging to Adamson or his works had been preserved there and could not be made into a conventional home museum.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

There is an opportunity to explore Adamson's sculptures in 3D, which are exhibited at the Art Museum Kumu, as well as monuments in different Estonian cities.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

Also on display are furniture likely to have once belonged to the artist, and documentaries, pictures and letters.


Question: When did Amandus Adamson die?

Amandus Adamson

[2] [7] Gallery The Birth of Venus (1895) The Last Breath of the Boat (1902) Alpha et omega (1926) Lydia Koidula (1929) Russalka (1902) Bay of Naples (1896) Sources on the subject elsewhere category:Estonian sculptors Category:Births in 1855 Category:Those who died in 1929


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

Food poisoning () is an illness caused by household water or food, which can be an infectious disease (for example, salmonellosis) or sudden poisoning (for example, mushroom poisoning).


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

Usually food poisoning is called enteritis obtained from food [1].


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

Typical symptoms include diarrhea, nausea, vomiting and abdominal pain.


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

Every year, nearly one million Finns get food poisoning.


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

[1] Symptoms Food poisoning of both viral and bacterial origin causes diarrhoea, often including nausea and vomiting.


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

The disease usually passes in a few days.


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

[1] Common symptoms of food poisoning also include abdominal pain and fever.


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

The time from ingestion of the food poisoning product to the appearance of symptoms depends on the causative agent of food poisoning; sudden symptoms of intoxication may occur as early as about an hour, while the incubation period for viral and bacterial diseases can be several days, caused by Listeria monocytogenes listeriosis up to several weeks.


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

Treatment Diarrhea and vomiting cause dehydration, in which case you should drink a lot, but salt should be given too.


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

Salt can be mixed with fresh juice half a teaspoonful.


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

[1] If a high fever rises, the stool is bloody or becomes drastic symptoms, you should contact the health center.


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

[1] In case of weakening of immunity, illness or symptoms lasting several days, a visit to the doctor is necessary.


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

For analysis of food poisoning, a suspicious product is frozen and taken to the nearest health inspector.


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

The health inspector inspects the product and takes the necessary food and purity samples.


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

In restaurants, the operator is obliged to inform the health inspector immediately if there is a suspicion of a risk of food poisoning in the food they are handling.


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

Causative agents of food poisoning include campylobacter, salmonella, norovirus and staphylococcus.


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

[1] The cause of poisoning is often caused by inadequate cooking of food, resulting in bacteria, parasites or protozoa surviving.


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

Other causes include slow cooling of foods as well as food spoilage due to poor food storage conditions (such as incorrect storage temperatures) causing excessive growth of bacteria or moulds in food.


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

Also, inadequate hand washing by a food handler may contribute to the growth of spored bacteria (such as Clostridium botulinum or Bacillus cereus).


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

To prevent food poisoning, wash hands well before handling food, wash vegetables and salads thoroughly with running water, cook food above 75C, store food in the refrigerator at temperatures below five degrees, follow the last in the food product labels days of use and keep the tools and workstation clean.


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

Pollution and Pathogens Food spoilage refers to disturbing changes in smell, taste or appearance and often tells of decreased nutritional value.


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

Pollution is often associated with too long or too warm storage, so spoiled food contains pathogens more often than non-perishable.


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

Even non-perishable food can have pathogens due to poor hygiene, for example, unwashed hands or vegetables.


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

Also, processing food with the same means can transfer pathogens from one food to another.


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

[1] A small rotten spot can be cut off from a vegetable or fruit.


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

[1] Even a small mold is a reason to throw out the whole vegetable because mold poisons may have spread widely and are not destroyed by heating.


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

Neighboring fruits can still be eaten.


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

Regardless of the color of mold, mold poisons can cause cancer if eaten frequently.


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

[1] A green or sprouted potato is worth discarding because it contains glycoalkaloids, which cause stomach upset.


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

[1] If meat, soft cheese such as mozzarella, vegetables, nuts or seeds contain even a small amount of mold, they should be left uneaten.


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

Preservation Fresh fish and meat should be stored in a heat of no more than three degrees.


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

The coldest point of the refrigerator is usually down the back.


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

The opened pack of smoked fish should be used in 1-2 days.


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

[1] Many vegetarian foods are as susceptible to spored bacteria as meat and fish.


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

For example, cooked rice may contain bacillus cereus, a bacterium that causes food poisoning, in large quantities.


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

Therefore, the contents of the saucepan forgotten at room temperature for the night should be thrown away.


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

The new heating ring does not destroy any toxins that bacteria might produce.


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

[1] Chicken eggs will keep in the fridge for a couple of weeks longer than the “best before” date, opened jars of yogurt or veneer up to a week instead of the promised 3-4 days.


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

[1] Canned tin cans should after opening be transferred to another container and used within a few days.


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

Semi-canned products in glass and plastic jars, such as vegetables in vinegar broth, usually remain in the sales container for one to two months.


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

[1] The bulging canning jar should be thrown away.


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

It may even contain a neurotoxin, botulinum, produced by the bacterium Clostridium botulinum, which causes severe paralysis.


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

[1] Freezing Defrosted food should not be re-frozen, as microbes multiply rapidly in the process of thawing.


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

On the other hand, at 18 degrees of frost, their growth stops, so even years of preservation in frost mainly causes only dryness and fats fading.


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

[1] Heating foreign frozen berries should be kept thoroughly at 90 degrees for five minutes or boiled for two minutes.


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

In the microwave, they heat up unevenly.


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

For example, in the berry smoothies of cafes, there are often unheated foreign berries.


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

[1] Due to the salmonellosis epidemic of its customers, the Grassroots store chain was forced to withdraw its seed pudding and smoothie products in 2015.


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

Raw food products are not heated above 40 degrees and, in particular, were not pasteurized, like shop puddings.


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

[2] Smoke or salt fish packed in protective gas or vacuum can get listeria, which is dangerous for pregnant and elderly people.


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

Heating it kills it.


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

[1] 60 degrees food should be cooled as quickly as possible below 6 degrees, because at 6-60 degrees, spore-shaped bacteria multiply rapidly.


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

They are not destroyed by heating.


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

[1] Hot food should not be put in the refrigerator, so as not to spoil the food there from additional heat.


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

It can be cooled on the balcony or in a cold water bath, especially in small containers.


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

[3] [1] Heated food, such as spaghetti bolognese, did not spoil as delicately as though shrimp salad.


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

Uneven microheating provides weaker protection.


Question: How do you make salt nuts?

Food poisoning

[3] See also Food Safety Preservation Sources on the topic elsewhere Doctors' Book Duodecim Helsingin Sanomat Category:Infectious diseases Category:Environmental diseases Category:Food poisoning Category:Key articles in screening


Question: What is the definition of a second at the General Weight and Measures Conference in 2019?

A second

The second (symbol s [1]) is the basic unit of time according to the SI system.


Question: What is the definition of a second at the General Weight and Measures Conference in 2019?

A second

It is initially defined by dividing the day into 24 hours, one hour into 60 minutes and the minute further into 60 seconds.


Question: What is the definition of a second at the General Weight and Measures Conference in 2019?

A second

So a second is the sixtieth of a minute.


Question: What is the definition of a second at the General Weight and Measures Conference in 2019?

A second

Thus, a second is 1/86400 days.


Question: What is the definition of a second at the General Weight and Measures Conference in 2019?

A second

The division of one minute into 60 seconds is based on the sexagesimal system (60) invented by the Sumerians and used by the Babylonians.


Question: What is the definition of a second at the General Weight and Measures Conference in 2019?

A second

The aforementioned day meant the solar day obtained by measuring the time the Earth rotates with respect to the Sun for one turn.


Question: What is the definition of a second at the General Weight and Measures Conference in 2019?

A second

Since measuring the day against the Sun produces a different result at different points in Earth's orbit, the average of solar days in the year was agreed to be a reference point.


Question: What is the definition of a second at the General Weight and Measures Conference in 2019?

A second

This midsolar diurnal period is approximately 86400 seconds and year 365,2422 central solar days.


Question: What is the definition of a second at the General Weight and Measures Conference in 2019?

A second

[2] However, the speed of Earth's rotational motion is not quite precisely constant.


Question: What is the definition of a second at the General Weight and Measures Conference in 2019?

A second

Because of this, and because Earth's rotation motion around the Sun is considerably smoother, the second was redefined in 1960 to be 1/31556925,9747 tropical years as it was at the beginning of 1900 Ephemeride Age.


Question: What is the definition of a second at the General Weight and Measures Conference in 2019?

A second

The length of the second did not change, but it became more defined.


Question: What is the definition of a second at the General Weight and Measures Conference in 2019?

A second

The length of the year was thus 365 days 5 hours and 48 minutes 45.9747 seconds.


Question: What is the definition of a second at the General Weight and Measures Conference in 2019?

A second

[3] [2] In 1967, the second was again redefined by the atomic clock.


Question: What is the definition of a second at the General Weight and Measures Conference in 2019?

A second

According to the current definition, a second is 9192631770 times the period of radiation corresponding to the transition of a caesium-133 atom between the two energy levels of the superfine structure of the base state.


Question: What is the definition of a second at the General Weight and Measures Conference in 2019?

A second

[3] [4] [5] In order to keep the Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) based on the current definition virtually consistent with UT1 time, a leap second is added to the time at the turn of the year or at the end of June when their difference approaches full seconds.


Question: What is the definition of a second at the General Weight and Measures Conference in 2019?

A second

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Question: Has Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows been made into a movie?

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows () is the seventh and final volume of the Harry Potter book series written by British author J. K. Rowling.


Question: Has Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows been made into a movie?

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

It appeared on July 21, 2007, ending a series that began in 1997 with the publication of the book Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone.


Question: Has Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows been made into a movie?

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

The novel continues the series' story of where Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (2005) left off, culminating in a final encounter between Harry Potter and Lord Voldemort.


Question: Has Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows been made into a movie?

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

Rowling announced the final title of the book on her homepage on December 21, 2006.


Question: Has Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows been made into a movie?

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

The name was revealed as a solution to the gallows game.


Question: Has Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows been made into a movie?

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

The author's publisher, Bloomsbury Publishing, confirmed the name as correct still the same day.


Question: Has Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows been made into a movie?

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

In 2007, Rowling's homepage also announced the book's release date, July 21, 2007.


Question: Has Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows been made into a movie?

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

[1] The cover options for the English version of the book were announced on March 28, 2007.


Question: Has Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows been made into a movie?

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

[2] The Finnish translation of Jaana Kapari-Jata appeared on 7 March 2008.


Question: Has Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows been made into a movie?

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

The Finnish title of the book was revealed on 13 September 2007.


Question: Has Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows been made into a movie?

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

Like previous Potter books, the book was published by Tammi and the cover art was done by Mika Launis.


Question: Has Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows been made into a movie?

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

[3] Plot Background The book series follows protagonist Harry Potter, who struggles with his fame and the hardships of normal teenage years.


Question: Has Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows been made into a movie?

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

When Harry was a baby, Lord Voldemort, a mighty evil wizard, murdered Harry's parents, but disappeared after attempting to slay Harry.


Question: Has Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows been made into a movie?

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

Harry, who suddenly became famous, was put into the care of his muggle relatives (non-taikovs), Aunt Petunia and Uncle Vernon.


Question: Has Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows been made into a movie?

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

In Philosopher's Stone, 11-year-old Harry enters the magic world again and begins studying at Hogwarts School of Witches and Wizards.


Question: Has Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows been made into a movie?

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

He befriends Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger there.


Question: Has Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows been made into a movie?

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

He also meets the school's principal, Albus Dumbledore, and Professor Severus Snape, who dislikes him.


Question: Has Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows been made into a movie?

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

Harry encounters Voldemort at school several times as he tries to get back into bodily form.


Question: Has Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows been made into a movie?

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

In a flaming goblet, Harry is forced to compete in a dangerous Three-Wizard joust.


Question: Has Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows been made into a movie?

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

At the conclusion of the jousting, Harry witnesses Voldemort's return to his full strength.


Question: Has Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows been made into a movie?

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

In the Phoenix Guild, Harry and his friends battle the Death Eaters, Voldemort supporters, and narrowly defeat them.


Question: Has Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows been made into a movie?

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

In Half-Blood Prince, Harry learns that Voldemort has created six “Horcruxes” to become immortal.


Question: Has Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows been made into a movie?

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

A horcrux is a chunk of an individual's soul jammed into some object so that when the body dies, part of the soul remains, and this can be revived.


Question: Has Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows been made into a movie?

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

However, with the destruction of the horcrux creator's body, this one is forced to live a half-life without a material body.


Question: Has Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows been made into a movie?

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

Two Horcruxes have already been destroyed; one destroyed by Harry during the events of the Chamber of Secrets, and the other by Dumbledore slightly before the events of the Half-Blood Prince.


Question: Has Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows been made into a movie?

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

When Dumbledore returns from an expedition to find a Horcrux, Snape, a former Death Eater, murders him.


Question: Has Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows been made into a movie?

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

Harry had suspected Snape had secretly remained loyal to Voldemort.


Question: Has Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows been made into a movie?

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

At the end of the book, Harry decides to leave school unfinished, finding and destroying the rest of the Horcruxes, as well as defeating Voldemort once and for all.


Question: Has Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows been made into a movie?

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

Summary Voldemort gains more supporters and power after Dumbledore dies.


Question: Has Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows been made into a movie?

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

Harry soon reaches the age of seventeen, when the shelter he has in his aunt and uncle's house is broken.


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Before that, members of the Phoenix Guild move Harry to the Home Hole, using a multi-drink broth to impersonate Harry in order to confuse any potential invading death eaters.


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The Deatheaters attack immediately after they leave the Likusterite Road; Wild Eye is killed and George Weasley loses one of his ears, but the others survive to Kotikolo.


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Ron and Hermione decide to join Harry on a mission begun by Dumbledore: to find and destroy Voldemort's remaining four Horcruxes.


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They have very little information about the remaining Horcruxes except that one of them is a locket once owned by Salazar Slytherin, another a cup once owned by Helga Puuskupuh, the third is somehow related to Rowena Ravenclaw, and the fourth is Nagini, Voldemort's snake.


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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

There is no information on the whereabouts of the objects, but Nagin is presumed to be with Voldemort.


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Before leaving, they attend the wedding of Ron's Bill brother and Fleur Delacour.


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The Ministry of Magic falls under the power of death eaters and the wedding party comes under attack.


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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

Harry, Ron and Hermione narrowly escape.


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The trio flee to London from Kalmanha Square 12, the house of the Sirius Black family, where they hear from the home elf Straw that the Slytherin locket, once stole by Sirius's brother Regulus, is now in Dolores Pimento's possession.


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They infiltrate the Ministry of Magic and steal the locket back, but they have no way of destroying it.


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Under the evil influence of the medallion and laden by the constant getaway, Ron leaves the others.


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As Harry and Hermione continue the mission, they learn more about Dumbledore's past, including the mental illness and death of Dumbledore's sister, and his connection to the evil wizard Grindelwald.


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Harry and Hermione journey to Godrick's sagging, Harry's birthplace and the place where his parents were killed.


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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

They meet an elderly historian, Bathilda Bagshot, who is revealed to be Nagin in disguise.


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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

After being exploited by a snake, Harry and Hermione escape into the Forest of Dean.


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In the woods, a mysterious silver female deer, which appears to be the protector, leads Harry to an icy pond, where Godrick Gryffindor's sword, one of the few objects you can use to destroy the Horcrux, lies at the bottom of the pond.


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When Harry tries to retrieve the sword from the pond, a horcrux hanging around his neck attempts to kill him.


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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

Ron returns and saves Harry, as well as using the sword to destroy the medajong.


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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

As the trio continue their search for Horcruxes, they repeatedly encounter a strange symbol that the eccentric sorcerer Xenofilius Lovekiva tells represents the mythical Deathly Hallows.


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The Hallows are three sacred objects: an elderwand; an unbeatable magic wand; a recovery stone capable of summoning the dead into the world of the living; and the indeceiving cloak of invisibility.


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Harry learns Voldemort is looking for an elderwand, recognizes the recovery stone from the Horcrux destroyed by Dumbledore, and realizes that his own invisibility cloak is the same as the cloak mentioned in the story, but is oblivious to the significance of the Hallows.


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The trio are imprisoned and are taken to Malfoy Manor, where Hermione is tortured by Bellatrix Lestrange.


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Harry and Ron are taken to the basement, where they find Luna Lovekiva, Ollivander, Dean Thomas, and Lujahaa.


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Before Voldemort can reach the scene, Dobby shows up and rescues them, and the entire group escapes to the Clam Cottage, Bill and Fleur's home, but Dobby is killed.


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Harry realizes that the Hallows might be the solution to defeating Death, and knows Voldemort usurped an elderwand from Dumbledore's tomb, but decides to focus on finding Horcruxes instead of Hallows.


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Lujahaka tells them that Helga Puushkupuh's cup, one of the Horcruxes, is in the Bellatrix vault in Irveta.


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With Lujahaa's help, they break into the bank vault, retrieve the cup and escape on the dragon's back, but Lujahaka steals the sword and escapes with his own help.


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Harry learns through his connection to Voldemort's mind that one of the Horcruxes is hidden in Hogwarts, now held by Severus Snape.


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Harry, Ron and Hermione enter the school through the village of Hogyaho and, aided by other teachers, encounter Snape, who escapes.


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They then destroy the cup with the tooth of the basilisk that Ron and Hermione retrieved from the Chamber of Secrets, and try to find the next Horcrux, the Rowena Ravenclaw diadem.


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At the same time, Voldemort and his supporters storm the castle.


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Many of the school's students, teachers, and members of the Phoenix Guild defend the school from the invaders, while Harry, Ron, and Hermione enter the needs room where the diadem is hidden.


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They encounter Draco Malfoy, Gregory Goyle and Vincent Grabbe there.


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A battle ensues, during which Grabbe uses a devilfire spell in an attempt to slay Harry, Ron, and Hermione, but is unable to control the spell, which destroys the diadem and kills Grabbe.


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Harry, Ron, and Hermione rescue Malfoy and Goyle on the back of a pair of old brooms.


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At the same time, a few prominent figures get killed in battle against Voldemort's forces, including Remus Lupin, Nymfadora Tonks, and Fred Weasley.


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Unable to use the elderwand to its full potential, Voldemort, believing that Severus Snape became its lord after he killed Dumbledore, Voldemort murders Snape to become its lord himself.


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Dying, Snape gives Harry some of his old memories, which Harry watches using a thought screen in the Principal's office.


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He learns of Snape's true motivations: Snape's loyalty to Dumbledore never flustered, he was motivated by love for Harry's mother, who was slain by Voldemort, and Dumbledore's murder was his own order, as Dumbledore was already dying.


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Harry also learns that Voldemort unintentionally made Harry the seventh Horcrux when Voldemort tried to kill him as a baby, and that Harry must die at Voldemort's hands in order to defeat Voldemort, information Dumbledore has always known.


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Harry decides to confront Voldemort, who is waiting for him in the Forbidden Forest, alone.


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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

He sneaks out of the castle and, after using a recovery stone to bring his loved ones to him briefly, surrenders to Voldemort.


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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

Voldemort conjures up a killing curse and seemingly kills Harry.


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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

Harry wakes up in a place resembling King's Cross Station, a place that combines the muggle and magic world, for Harry is in a place between life and death.


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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

In this mode, Dumbledore's spirit explains to Harry that when Voldemort used Harry's blood to reach his full strength, it protected Harry from dying at Voldemort's hands; however the Horcrux that was inside Harry has now been destroyed, and Harry is able to return to his body despite the killing curse.


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Dumbledore also explains that Harry became the real Lord of the Deathly Hallows when he confronted Death and did not try to escape it or defeat it.


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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

Harry returns to his body and pretends to be dead while Voldemort marches triumphantly into the castle with his body.


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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

However, following Harry's previous instructions, Neville Longbottom slays Nagin, the last Horcrux, with Gryffindor's sword.


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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

Harry then reveals he is still alive and the battle continues as Molly Weasley slays Bellatrix Lestrange.


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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

Harry and Voldemort engage in a final climax duel.


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Harry reveals that since he willingly surrendered to death at the hands of Voldemort, his show of love would protect the magic world from Voldemort in the same way that the sacrifice made by Harry's mother protected Harry.


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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

Harry explains that Snape was not loyal to Voldemort, murdered Dumbledore, or was lord of the elderwand.


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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

Instead, Draco Malfoy was its lord after disarming Dumbledore, but since Harry had disarmed Draco at Malfoy Manor, Harry is the true lord of the Elder Wand.


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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

Harry claims that the rod does not slay the person to whom it is loyal, contributing to his protection.


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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

During the duel, Harry refuses to use the killing curse and even urges Voldemort to feel remorse, which is one well-known way to bring Voldemort's shattered soul to its former.


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Voldemort dies when his own killing curse ricochets back from Harry's disarming spell; the death-eaters have finally been defeated.


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Epilogue The final novel in the series ends with a short epilogue set 19 years after Voldemort's downfall.


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Harry and Ginny Weasley are a couple and have three children: James Sirius, Albus Severus and Lily Luna.


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Ron and Hermione have two children, Rose and Hugo.


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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

The families meet at King's Cross station, where a nervous Albus is about to leave to spend his first year at Hogwarts.


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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

Harry's godson, Teddy Lupin, is found kissing Bill and Fleur Weasley's daughter Victoire in a train car.


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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

Harry sees Draco Malfoy, his wife, and their son Scorpius.


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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

Neville Longbottom is now professor of herbal science at Hogwarts and is still on terms with the Potter and Weasley families.


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Harry comforts Albus, who fears being sorted into Slytherin, and tells him that another of his namesakes, Severus Snape, was the Slytherin and bravest man Harry has met.


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He adds that the sorting hat takes sortable choice into account, as it did with Harry.


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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

The book ends with the words: “The scar hadn't bothered Harry for nineteen years.


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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

Everything was fine.” Sales The book sold 8.3 million copies in the United States in its first 24 hours, thus breaking the record set by the previous book Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince with 6.9 million copies sold.


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[4] Early sales Approximately five copies of the book were accidentally sold in advance at S-market Porokylä in Nurmes on 19 July 2007.


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According to the deal, the reason was the summer deputy's ignorance.


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[5] DeepDiscount.com delivered approximately 1200 books to its U.S. customers ahead of schedule; some subscribers received it as early as July 17, 2007.


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The publisher says it will launch legal action against the online store.


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Question: Who developed the theory of a device that stores static electricity?

Alessandro Volta

Alessandro Giuseppe Antonio Anastasio Volta (18 February 1745, Como — 5 March 1827, Como) was an Italian physicist who developed the theory of a device storing static electricity.


Question: Who developed the theory of a device that stores static electricity?

Alessandro Volta

[1] Volta studied electrostatics, pneumatics and meteorology.


Question: Who developed the theory of a device that stores static electricity?

Alessandro Volta

In 1799 he developed the first battery formed of zinc and copper plates, the statue of Volta, which he exhibited in 1800.


Question: Who developed the theory of a device that stores static electricity?

Alessandro Volta

Volta discovered methane and was the first to be able to isolate it.


Question: Who developed the theory of a device that stores static electricity?

Alessandro Volta

The voltage unit volt of the SI system is named in memory of Volta.


Question: Who developed the theory of a device that stores static electricity?

Alessandro Volta

Life Childhood Volta was born in the Italian city of Como.


Question: Who developed the theory of a device that stores static electricity?

Alessandro Volta

Volta's father had served for eleven years as a Jesuit priest, but renounced the priesthood, married and had nine children with his wife.


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Alessandro Volta

Of the sons in the family, the youngest was Alessandro.


Question: Who developed the theory of a device that stores static electricity?

Alessandro Volta

Volta's father, Filippo Volta, thought his son was mentally disabled because he didn't learn to speak until he was 4.


Question: Who developed the theory of a device that stores static electricity?

Alessandro Volta

The parents were unable to provide their son with an education, despite belonging to the lower nobility.


Question: Who developed the theory of a device that stores static electricity?

Alessandro Volta

Other relatives helped in organizing the training.


Question: Who developed the theory of a device that stores static electricity?

Alessandro Volta

[2] At the age of seven, Volta was at the same level of development as others of his age, at the same time his father died.


Question: Who developed the theory of a device that stores static electricity?

Alessandro Volta

After the death of Filippo Volta, Volta was taken care of by his uncle.


Question: Who developed the theory of a device that stores static electricity?

Alessandro Volta

Soon after she started attending school, Volta was already ahead of her peers in development.


Question: Who developed the theory of a device that stores static electricity?

Alessandro Volta

Volta studied until the age of 13 at a Jesuit school.


Question: Who developed the theory of a device that stores static electricity?

Alessandro Volta

Already at the age of 14, Volta decided that he would become a physicist.


Question: Who developed the theory of a device that stores static electricity?

Alessandro Volta

The decision came about after he had read Joseph Priestley's book The History and Present State of Electricity.


Question: Who developed the theory of a device that stores static electricity?

Alessandro Volta

Leaving school at the age of 16, he mastered the English, French, Latin and Italian languages, as well as being able to read Dutch and Spanish.


Question: Who developed the theory of a device that stores static electricity?

Alessandro Volta

[3] After reaching the age of 16, he received a transfer to the Benz Seminary in Como.


Question: Who developed the theory of a device that stores static electricity?

Alessandro Volta

Volta's teacher Father Gerolamo Bonesi tried several times to convert Volta to become a priest, but this stuck firmly to the plan, which included a scientific career.


Question: Who developed the theory of a device that stores static electricity?

Alessandro Volta

Uncle needlessly pressured Volta to start law school.


Question: Who developed the theory of a device that stores static electricity?

Alessandro Volta

Adulthood After primary education, Volta became interested in electricity and began studying electrical phenomena.


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Alessandro Volta

Volta studied electricity with the help of books by Musschenbroek, Nollet and Beccaria.


Question: Who developed the theory of a device that stores static electricity?

Alessandro Volta

These three were the top names of physicists who studied electricity of that time.


Question: Who developed the theory of a device that stores static electricity?

Alessandro Volta

Deeply interested in electricity, Volta built a so-called electrophor in 1775.


Question: Who developed the theory of a device that stores static electricity?

Alessandro Volta

Around the same time, Volta became a professor of physics at Como High School.


Question: Who developed the theory of a device that stores static electricity?

Alessandro Volta

In the following years, he studied a lot of gases and managed to isolate the simplest organic compound, methane.


Question: Who developed the theory of a device that stores static electricity?

Alessandro Volta

As a result of Volta's scientific advances, in 1779 he received a professorship from the University of Pavia.


Question: Who developed the theory of a device that stores static electricity?

Alessandro Volta

During that time he developed several devices that applied his previous research findings.


Question: Who developed the theory of a device that stores static electricity?

Alessandro Volta

In his later years Volta was elected in 1791 as a foreign member of the Royal Society.


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Alessandro Volta

After three years of membership, he was awarded the Copley Medal.


Question: Who developed the theory of a device that stores static electricity?

Alessandro Volta

Volta married Teresa Peregrini in 1794.


Question: Who developed the theory of a device that stores static electricity?

Alessandro Volta

[4] Three sons were born into the family, of whom Flamino died at the age of 18.


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Alessandro Volta

Flamino's death was a great shock to the whole family.


Question: Who developed the theory of a device that stores static electricity?

Alessandro Volta

The first battery was invented by Volta in 1800.


Question: Who developed the theory of a device that stores static electricity?

Alessandro Volta

Thanks to this, Napoleon Bonaparte gave him the rank of count (conte) a year after his invention.


Question: Who developed the theory of a device that stores static electricity?

Alessandro Volta

Volta stopped scientific exploration in 1819 and spent his time at his farm in Comnago, near Como.


Question: Who developed the theory of a device that stores static electricity?

Alessandro Volta

Volta died after a brief illness at the age of 82 on 5 March 1827.


Question: Who developed the theory of a device that stores static electricity?

Alessandro Volta

Scientific career Volta invented an electric pair, a battery that, as a source of constant electricity, attracted great attention.


Question: Who developed the theory of a device that stores static electricity?

Alessandro Volta

Thanks to Volta, the concept of electric current began to develop, although its meaning was still vague.


Question: Who developed the theory of a device that stores static electricity?

Alessandro Volta

He rejected Galvan's theory of animal electricity: electricity comes not from the inside but from the outside, from the contact of two metals.


Question: Who developed the theory of a device that stores static electricity?

Alessandro Volta

Volta's claims sparked a scientific controversy that ushered in a new era in the history of electricity.


Question: Who developed the theory of a device that stores static electricity?

Alessandro Volta

To counter objections, Volta set about investigating increasingly intensively the origins of electricity.


Question: Who developed the theory of a device that stores static electricity?

Alessandro Volta

Among other things, he was able to show that a suitable combination of two metals caused sensory irritation.


Question: Who developed the theory of a device that stores static electricity?

Alessandro Volta

Volta proved through his experiments that electricity travels to the sensory nerves from metal rather than from any muscle in the body.


Question: Who developed the theory of a device that stores static electricity?

Alessandro Volta

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Question: What harm is caused by sugar maid?

Sugarworm

The sugarworm (Lepisma saccharina) is a small wingless insect belonging to a larval sock-tailed insect order (Zygentoma) estimated to be over 300 million years old.


Question: What harm is caused by sugar maid?

Sugarworm

It is common and in home conditions a relatively harmless guest of bathrooms, spread almost throughout the globe.


Question: What harm is caused by sugar maid?

Sugarworm

Sugarlars are silvery, retrograde tapering insects about one centimeter as an adult, with two long tactile horns on the head and three shorter socks on the tail.


Question: What harm is caused by sugar maid?

Sugarworm

They seek nourishment in dark-humid areas and will run away if lights are turned on in the room.


Question: What harm is caused by sugar maid?

Sugarworm

Sugar larvae can eat a wide variety of foods and materials containing starch, sugar, cellulose or proteins.


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Sugarworm

In museums, archives and other long-term preservation situations, they can cause damage to books, papers, textiles and other materials especially containing starch.


Question: What harm is caused by sugar maid?

Sugarworm

In appearance and size, Sugarworm's body is flat and relatively oblong, with its posterior end tapering considerably.


Question: What harm is caused by sugar maid?

Sugarworm

The body length of a full-grown individual without tactile horns and hindsocks is 7—12 millimeters.


Question: What harm is caused by sugar maid?

Sugarworm

The insect is covered with silvery scales.


Question: What harm is caused by sugar maid?

Sugarworm

[1] The insect can also be brownish.


Question: What harm is caused by sugar maid?

Sugarworm

[2] On the back end there are three socks from which the sugarworm is best recognized.


Question: What harm is caused by sugar maid?

Sugarworm

There are two longer tactile horns on the head, in addition to which two shorter tactile socks may appear.


Question: What harm is caused by sugar maid?

Sugarworm

[1] The sensation horns and posterior socks may be the size of the body of an adult individual.


Question: What harm is caused by sugar mousse?

Sugarworm

[3] Sugarlars undergo partial deformation, meaning their life cycle is ternary: the egg and nymph stages precede the development of the insect into adult life.


Question: What harm is caused by sugar mousse?

Sugarworm

[4] Newly hatched specimens do not yet have scales and are whitish in colour.


Question: What harm is caused by sugar mousse?

Sugarworm

[1] Young nymphs look the same as adult ones, but are smaller in size.


Question: What harm is caused by sugar mousse?

Sugarworm

Sugarlars are able to move very swiftly, usually with shortest tails.


Question: What harm is caused by sugar mousse?

Sugarworm

[3] Distribution and habitat Sugarworms are widely distributed.


Question: What harm is caused by sugar mousse?

Sugarworm

They are found in Europe, North America, Australia, the Pacific Ocean islands, Japan and other parts of Asia.


Question: What harm is caused by sugar mousse?

Sugarworm

[5] Like the close-related ovenworm (Thermobia domestica), the sugarworm is a cosmopolitan of its insect sect.


Question: What harm is caused by sugar mousse?

Sugarworm

[6] Sugarlars live in the warm open air under rocks, bark and leaf waste, in the nests of birds and mammals, and in ant and termite coats.


Question: What harm is caused by sugar mousse?

Sugarworm

They are also often found in human habitats, where they are kept as nuisance animals.


Question: What harm is caused by sugar mousse?

Sugarworm

[2] Sugarlars may enter large numbers in human settlements in some regions during the summer at the start of the dry season.


Question: What harm is caused by sugar mousse?

Sugarworm

[7] Wooden buildings with pile roofs are particularly attractive to sugarworms because they can get inside through pits and other crevices in wooden structures.


Question: What harm is caused by sugar mousse?

Sugarworm

Sugarlars also spread if their eggs, chicks, or adult specimens are brought into the house along with cardboard boxes, furniture, timber, wall papers, and other similar items.


Question: What harm is caused by sugar mousse?

Sugarworm

[8] [7] Sugarloaf can also be found in large quantities in new buildings where newly plastic-insulated walls are still damp [9] or where freshly cast concrete structures and fresh wooden structures spread moisture and in whose wall papers the sugarworms find attractive food source [7].


Question: What harm is caused by sugar mousse?

Sugarworm

Sugarmads found in human dwellings live in damp areas such as sewers, kitchens, bathrooms and basements.


Question: What harm is caused by sugar mousse?

Sugarworm

They can nest under tiles and in the vicinity of plumbing.


Question: What harm is caused by sugar mousse?

Sugarworm

In apartment buildings, sugar larvae can pass through pipe penetrations from one apartment to another.


Question: What harm is caused by sugar mousse?

Sugarworm

[10] Although sugar larvae are reported to be able to pass through olfactory locks, [10] they usually do not enter houses through sewers [3].