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—Otrfan (debate) 31 August 2013 at 22:04pm (EEST) A follow-up to the question of why Yankee quiz formats are not properly carried in Finland, one could speculate on the combined effect of several reasons.


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Too little marketing effort to increase and sustain viewership and, consequently, advertising sales; a short-voltage programming policy that immediately starts trying something new to replace even a little floppy; the artificial over-dramaticism of Yankee formats, like the ridiculous slowing down and howling of sirens on Want to be a Millionaire series; expensive format royalties for Yankee companies, expensive format-compliant sets and lights.


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—Home Light (debate) 31 August 2013 at 23:03pm (EEST) I wonder if I am on the lookout if I claim that Megavisa was a homespun thing.


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I don't know about the Dice Pot pulled by Jukkis.


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—ESAL-74 (discussion) 1 September 2013 at 10:44pm (EEST) Guillotine was also a format developed in Finland, awarded Formaatti-Finlandia (and not one of the “successful ones in America”, even though the program option was sold to more than ten countries).


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—Nironen (debate) 1 September 2013 at 11:20pm (EEST) Cargo supervisor en:Supercargo is a maritime professional title, but what is it in Finnish?


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—Richard-59 (debate) 30 August 2013 at 10:33pm (EEST) Kuukkeli would propose the words “ship agent” “shipping freight buyer” “shipping freight seller” - routs. “superkargör” “superkarg”.


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There is also talk of the planner and supervisor of the ship's loading.


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—Aulis Eskola (debate) 1 September 2013 at 00:24 (EEST) Why is the number pad on the computer different from most others?


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In the title, it came up.


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Is there somewhere to know why No. 1 on the numeric keypad on the computer is on the bottom left, and from it to the right and up increasing, the place of Zero is on the bottom left.


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In most others (telephones, payment terminals, fuel machines, ATMs, as recent entrants SmartPost vending machines) the number one is top left.


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Zero is at the bottom, most often in the middle, between the star and screen keys.


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So I wonder why the standard layout differs on a computer keyboard from the others.


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From smartposts by the way..


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I've used one of those a couple times, do I remember correctly that on the touchscreen on the screen the numbers are “computer style”?


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The payment terminal then has a keyboard as in payment terminals.


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—ESAL-74 (debate) September 1, 2013 at 5:55 p.m. (EEST) Half minnow: the key order of the computer and pocket calculator is inherited from the calculator, the order of other devices is taken from the keyphone, which I think began to spread from the US until sometime in the 1960s-70s.


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In various vending machines, it must have been thought that more tavis use a phone than a counting machine.


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—Home Light (debate) 1 September 2013 at 18:00 (EEST) More specifically in English.


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—Home Light (debate) September 1, 2013 at 6:06pm (EEST) Pocket calculator... After all, the last time the signatory has taken such a hand.


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Such a wanha mencanic calculation machine I have sometimes seen..:) —Esal-74 (debate) September 1, 2013 at 6:08pm (EEST) After all, these are childhoods.


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In the age of dial landlines, I always wondered why on earth the general emergency number is (then) 000.


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Zero was on the puck there at the most extreme end..


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When you're in a hurry, even the slightest delay is significant.


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The number was copied to us from something else, however, that the European standard 0 would have been at the “upstream” end of the puck.


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So when copying the number, you forgot something?


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—ESAL-74 (debate) 1 September 2013 at 6:17pm (EEST) The article in en-wiki says that the order on phones can be used to more easily perceive the alphabet.


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Lower-numbered keys have letters of the initial part of the alphabet and larger with digit downstream letters.


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Samoasambia Kesk.


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September 1, 2013, 6:14pm (EEST) Making moving images.


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Where to find programs/pages where you can make moving images or multi-image moving image?


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Unski has something to say.


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(debate) 3 September 2013 at 1:49pm (EEST) Microsoft's very own free MS GIF Animator 1.0-Richard-59 (debate) 3 September 2013 at 2:30pm (EEST) I certainly found on the net, myself this year I did some sort (I can't remember which page).


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Also e.g. You can get done with Gimp if you only know how to use image editors.


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—Stryn (debate) 3 September 2013 at 2:47pm (EEST) at the South Pole of Foot?


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The article on the race to the South Pole states that “Helmer Hanssen, a member of the Norwegian expedition, considered Scott's achievement to be greater than that of the Norwegians, as the Norwegians consumed 41 dogs on the way.


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Thus, in Hanssen's view, Scott's group was capable of a great feat by pulling their manly equipment to the South Pole and almost back.”


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Has anyone done that trick successfully since he passed without a dog harness, or outside help to the South Pole and back?


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If so, how many and who was first? —LCHAWK (debate) 5 September 2013 at 23:07 p.m. (EEST) Scott's group did not pull all the way, but had a long trip to the South Pole with dog harnesses (Scott released the dogs at some point, however).


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Arved Fuchs and Reinhold Messner reached the South Pole in 1989 without outside help (they crossed the entire continent); they skied and used some sort of hang glider.


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No one, apparently, has crossed the continent on foot.


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—PTG (debate) 5 September 2013 at 11:33pm (EEST) Kaateri What kind of ship is a kateri and what is it in English?


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They were reportedly manufactured a hundred years ago by Andrée & Rosenqvist from Turku, powered by engine and steam.


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—Gwafton (debate) 5 September 2013 at 23:30 (EEST) Sheer conjecture, but could that come (via Swedish or Russian) from the French word cadre, which means, among other things, a bearing body, the same as chassis.


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What if they made ship hulls for both motor and steam ships?


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Or perhaps the trunks of road or rail vehicles?


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Or perhaps engine bodies for both internal combustion engines and steam engines?


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—Home Light (debate) 6 September 2013 at 7:05pm (EEST) I think I'm on the same track as the answer I received from the English Wikipedia side: {{country data {{{1}}} | flaglink/core | variant = | size= | name= | altlink =national rugby union team | altvar =rugby union}} and kater (in Estonia).


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This it probably is, at least fits the context well.


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I'm just wondering when articles refer to the origin of the name as being the English language cutter, which is a sailing ship (cutter).


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—Gwafton (debate) 6 September 2013 at 9:44pm (EEST) I was on a completely different track, and therefore wrong.


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Even if kutteri in Finnish means only a sailing vessel, in Russian and Estonian the English cutter variant is apparently also taken as a motor vessel term.


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But what would that be in modern Finnish if the word kateri is no longer used?


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—Kotivalo (debate) 6 September 2013 at 21:52 (EEST) Not just now.


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Even today, at least colloquially, there is talk of pilot cutters.


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I don't know if the word “cutter” is otherwise used from the engine fleet when in those pilot boats.


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—esal-74 (debate) 7 September 2013 at 01:00 (EEST) The word appears here: Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Nils von Knorring| title = Carvings and shipyards of the river Aura | number = Story of Androks| location = Vaasa| publisher = Schildts Förlags Ab, Espoo| year = 1995| id = ISBN 951-50-0735-6| pages=92—96}} I have barbed an article about Andrée & Rosenqvist in the English Wikipedia and the original intention has been to try to translate it into maybe a couple of other languages, but I have to think about when the terminology is a little tricky.


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—Gwafton (debate) 7 September 2013 at 03.09 (EEST) Future EU countries Which of the current EU candidates is the strongest to become a member in the future?


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What about why Belarus, Ukraine and Moldova, formerly part of the Soviet Union, are not members of the EU?


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And do Norway and Switzerland have such a good economy that they don't have to join the EU if they don't want to? —62.72.230.103 13 August 2013 at 4:51pm (EEST) Who knows it, he would guess tomorrow - Htm (debate) 13 August 2013 at 7:57pm (EEST) The article in EN-wiki says this: Kosovo is expected to join the EU in 2015.


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Former Soviet republics are reportedly unable to join the EU because Belarus is too authorial, Ukraine too big, Moldova too poor and Russia fears being courted by the EU to become a member.


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And Norway has such large oil reserves and Switzerland has such a good bank economy that they don't have to join the EU unless they want to.


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Although Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaizan also have the possibility of joining the EU in the future. —Kronunununusa (debate) on 18 August 2013 at 08:22 (EEST) Moreover, at least Iceland was at some point interested in membership. —LCHAWK (debate) 15 September 2013 at 08:57am (EEST) Is Kosovo really expected to join the EU in two years' time?


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This suddenly sounds pretty special when not all EU countries have yet to recognise its independence, and the country/region is probably still pretty far from EU demands anyway.


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—Quinn (debate) September 15, 2013, 11:24am (EEST)


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Dynasty () is an American prime time soap series that premiered on the ABC channel between 1981 and 1989.


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It tells the story of the oil-enriched Carringtons who live and work in Denver in the state of Colorado.


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Starring the more than 200-part series, artists such as John Forsythe, Linda Evans and Joan Collins will be featured.


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Dynasty was once very popular around the world, and attempts were made to capitalise on its success in the spin-off series The Colbys (1985—1987).


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Later, a further miniseries Dynasty — the final chapter (1991) was made as a follow-up to Dynasty.


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In the fall of 2017, a new television series based on Dynasty began to be aired in the United States.


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Production Dynasty was one of the first television series to depict truly wealthy, business-engaging large families.


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[1] Esther Shapiro, the second screenwriter and producer of the series, has said that she got the idea for the Me, Claudius series, in which she was fascinated by conflicts between Roman families.


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[2] Dynasty was also undoubtedly influenced by the similarly styled evening melodrama from Dallas, which had set viewer records in the United States.


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[3] [4] Production of the series became considerably more expensive than Dallas.


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[5] The dynasty emphasised beauty, wealth and glamour and became a kind of symbol of the abundance of the 1980s.


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More than 200 episodes were made for the series, each costing the amount of a Finnish film (US$1.2 million).


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Large sums were spent on costumes, and fashion designer Nolan Miller conjured up at least ten new outfits for each episode.


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[3] [6] Even the diamonds seen in the series were genuine; no plastic or glass imitations were used.


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[5] At best, the lead actors John Forsythe and Joan Collins received a reward of one hundred thousand dollars for one episode.


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[7] [8] Dynasty became an international success, and during the 1984—1985 production season it was the most-watched television series in America.


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The dynasty was presented in about 70 countries, and especially popular it was in Western Europe.


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Towards the end of the decade, however, public enthusiasm faded.


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Due to poor ratings, television broadcaster ABC terminated the program in 1989 so abruptly that several story lines were left unfinished.


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[6] [9] The storyline at the center of events in Dynasty is the upper-rich Carringtons and Colbys living in Denver in the state of Colorado.


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Among the series' bearing themes is a triangle drama between oil millionaire Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), his spouse Krystle (Linda Evans) and Blake's ex-wife Alexis (Joan Collins).


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[3] Loyal Krystle and scheming Alexis are opposites of each other by nature.


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Women play an active role in the series, and the story focuses more on family relationships than business squiggles.


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[6] [10] Unlike typical television series of the era, Dynasty also prominently deals with homosexuality and related homophobia.


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[11] [12] Starting set up at the beginning of Dynasty Blake marries his former secretary Krystle.


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It is difficult for this to adapt to a new lifestyle, which includes, among other things, a huge house, fancy cars and expensive clothes.


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The mansion staff disobeys him, and Blake's rebellious daughter Fallon (Pamela Sue Martin) openly despises her stepmother.


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A dark side is also revealed about Blake, for once in a fit of anger he rapes his wife.


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However, Krystle becomes close friends with Blake's son Steven (Al Corley).


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The relationship between father and son is inflamed because Steven refuses to work for the Carringtons family company.


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Blake also disapproves of his son's homosexual tendencies.


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Fallon and Steven's mother has not been involved in her children's lives for a long time, as Blake has driven her out of Denver.


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Steven gets a job from Matthew Blaisdel (Bo Hopkins) — Blake's rival in the oil business — and Krystle's former lover.


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Steven, meanwhile, gets to know Matthew's wife Claudia (Pamela Bellwood), who has suffered from mental health problems.


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The Blaisdels' marriage is in crisis, and an intimate relationship develops between Steven and Claudia.


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Later, Steven's ex-boyfriend Ted Dinard (Mark Withers) visits him at the Carringtons' mansion.


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Blake becomes enraged when he learns of Ted's presence, and rushes to separate the men from each other.


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In the melee, Ted falls, hits his head and dies.


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Blake faces murder charges.


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Fallon and Steven's mother Alexis arrive at the trial unexpectedly as a witness.


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Central characters Blake Carrington (John Forsythe 1981—1989) head of the Carrington family; spouse of Krystle and ex-husband of Alexis; father of Fallon, Steven, Adam, Amanda and Krystina; Denver Carrington executive Krystle Grant Jennings Carrington (Linda Evans 1981—1989) Blake's wife; Krystina's mother Alexis Morell Carrington Colby Dexter Rowan (Joan Collins 1981—1989) Blake's ex-wife; mother of Fallon, Steven, Adam and Amanda; Colbyco company director Fallon Carrington Colby (Pamela Sue Martin 1981—1984; Emma Samms 1985, 1987—1989) Blake and Alexis daughter; wife (and ex-wife) of Jeff Colby; La Mirage Hotel manager Steven Daniel Carrington (Al Corley 1981—1982; Jack Coleman 1982—1988) the homosexual son of Blake and Alexis, who has affairs with women Adam Alexander Carrington (Gordon Thomson 1982—1989) Blake and Alexis's firstborn son, who was kidnapped as a child, Amanda (Bedford) Carrington (Catherine Oxenberg 1984—1986; Karen Cellini 1986—1987) is the youngest daughter of Blake and Alexis, whose existence Alexis has been concealed by Jeffrey “Jeff” Broderick Colby (John James 1981—1985, 1987—1989) by Fallon's husband (and ex-husband); Blake's favourite son-in-law Claudia Blaisdel Carrington (Pamela Bellwood 1981—1986), the emotionally sensitive wife of Matthew Blaisdel; later Steven's wife; followed by Adam's spouse Samantha Josephine “Sammy Jo” Dean Carrington Fallmont (Heather Locklear 1981—1989) troublesome Krystle's niece; Steven's first wife Dominique Deveraux Lloyd (Diahann Carroll 1984—1987) Blake's half-sister; singer diva and businesswoman who hates Alexis Farnsworth “Dex” Dexter (Michael Nader 1983—1989) Alexis' third husband Krystina Carrington (Jessica Player 1987—1989) Blake and Krystle's daughter Bloody wedding and other plot twists Dynasty is remembered for its many incredible plot twists.


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For example, the manuscript includes numerous murders and abducted children.


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The series also sees “resurrections”, as from time to time it becomes clear that some character thought to be dead is alive.


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[3] [6] [14] When Alexis returns to Denver after a long absence, she seeks revenge for the wrongs she has experienced on Blake.


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Also in the firing line is new wife Krystle, on whom Alexis causes a miscarriage.


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Krystle's measure is met, and the duo drift into handcuffing.


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In the heat of a fight, things fly around and Alexis' apartment shocks.


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The women bicker in Dynasty on several occasions and later end up arguing, among other things, in a pool of snow and a mud pond.


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[15] Dynasty's fifth production season ends with a royal wedding where Amanda Carrington (Catherine Oxenberg) strides down the aisle with Prince Michael (Michael Praed) of Moldavia.


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The wedding ceremony takes a drastic turn when terrorists attack, turning the occasion into a bloodbath.


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In a rain of bullets, almost the entire Carrington family crashes to the floor, leaving viewers to guess how many of the characters will survive.


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In the following season, it is unexpectedly revealed that none of the series' main characters die.


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[16] [17] In season eight, emotions are seething with Fallon (Emma Samms), who claims to have been kidnapped by a UFO.


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The encounter between Fallon and the spaceship was originally shown in Dynasty's sister series The Colbys, but the drone plot was decided to continue in Dynasty.


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[18] Actors Main cast members Dynasty producer Aaron Spelling would have wanted Laurence Olivier to play Blake's role.


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[5] However, the wish did not come true, and George Peppard was first attached to the male lead.


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He only had time to play the oil magnate in the pilot episode, as the actor didn't get along with the show's producers.


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Peppard was fired and John Forsythe was hired in his place.


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The opening sequence of the series was subsequently re-filmed.


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[20] Blake was quite a brash and unpleasant character at the beginning of Dynasty.


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Forsythe began to hesitate about whether he wanted to play him after all.


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Thus, the character was softened and it was decided to bring another nasty person into the series, Blake's bitter ex-spouse Alexis.


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[5] Spelling envisioned Sophia Loren for the role, but this turned down the part.


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Elizabeth Taylor was also asked to appear on the series without success.


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Eventually, Spelling ended up offering the role to Joan Collins, whose Hollywood career was already falling into oblivion.


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[5] [8] [19] Collins had not previously heard of Dynasty, but accepted the job offer despite only two weeks until the start of filming.


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[8] She is not seen in the series until its second production season, so in the final episode of the first season Alexis is played by another, veiled actress.


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[21] Alexis was originally intended to be a short-lived character, but viewers became so crazy about her that Collins remained involved until the end of the series.


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[8] The hard-nosed Alexis became the new central character of Dynasty and a favorite of the public.


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[3] Angie Dickinson was initially adapted for the role of kind-hearted Krystle.


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When she wouldn't go along, Linda Evans was chosen to be the first female lead in Dynasty.


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[22] She plays a dual role in the series, as in the fifth and sixth seasons she also got to play Krystle's doppelganger, actress Rita Lesley.


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[23] Evans left Dynasty at the beginning of the ninth season, causing his character to fall into a coma.


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However, the actress returned to the role of Krystle in 1991 when the story of the Carringtons was continued in the miniseries Dynasty — the final chapter.


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Forsythe is the only actor to appear in all episodes of Dynasty.


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Evans and Collins are also involved for a long time, but the series additionally features a number of central characters whose cast has changed over the years.


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The Carringtons' children Steven, Fallon and Amanda have all had two presenters.


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When Al Corley left the series and Jack Coleman was hired to play the role of Steven, the character's change in appearance was even explained to the audience: in season three, Steven burns his face in an oil rig explosion and therefore needs plastic surgery.


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[24] After Fallon's change of presenter, viewers were introduced to the new actor more subtly, using the painting seen in the series as an aid.


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Fallon's portrait, which had previously matched that of Pamela Sue Martin, changed to look like Emma Samms.


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[25] Other cast members The 1985 Aidskohu In February 1985, an episode of Dynasty aired in which Krystle (Linda Evans) and businessman Daniel Reece (Rock Hudson) are riding.


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Krystle falls off her horse to the ground, at which point Reece flies to her aid, bends over her crush and kisses him.


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When Hudson a few months later revealed she had AIDS, a huge buzz rose from the scene.


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Hudson's morale was criticised, as he had not told Evans of his infection, even though he had already known about it at the time.


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The female star was feared to have received the 'kiss of death' and in her distress Dynasty producers offered all actors the chance to have an HIV test.


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[27] [28] Despite assurances from doctors that Evans was not in danger, an unknown and notorious disease fuelled prejudice.


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Hollywood was engulfed by panic: many actors turned down kissing scenes, and some even set up private blood banks so as not to be exposed to AIDS in a blood transfusion.


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Evans maintained his calm instead, and he reportedly was not angry with his counteractor.


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[27] [28] Hudson herself suffered from kissing pain and described the scene as one of the most terrible experiences of her life.


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[29] Rock Hudson, also known as a film actor, was the first major public figure to report that he had AIDS.


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[30] He died of his illness in the same year.


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[27] The sister series Colbys and the 1991 sequel to Dynasty were launched in 1985 alongside the spin-off series Colbyt (engl.


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Dynasty II: The Colbys, then known as The Colbys), the events of which are set in California with relatives of Jeff Colby.


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In the series Dynasty, Jeff (John James) moves to Los Angeles and encounters his ex-wife Fallon (Emma Samms) there, who is thought to have died in a plane crash.


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Other major characters include Jason Colby (Charlton Heston), manager of Colby Enterprises, his wife Sable (Stephanie Beacham), his sister Constance (Barbara Stanwyck), his son Miles (Maxwell Caulfield), and Jeff's mother Francesca (Katharine Ross).


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Before the spin-off series began, the Colbys' story was primed in Dynasty.


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[31] In the fifth production season of the series, viewers are revealed, among other things, that Fallon is alive and that he suffers from amnesia.


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At the beginning of the sixth season, several other main characters from the Colbys series also go to introduce themselves in Dynasty.


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The family stories of the Colbys and Carringtons weave together later, as Colbys are seen as guests from Dynasty Blake (John Forsythe), Dominique (Diahann Carroll), Adam (Gordon Thomson) and Steven (Jack Coleman).


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Colbys were made for two seasons of production, after which the story of Fallon and Jeff was again continued in Dynasty.


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Sable and her daughter Monica (Tracy Scoggins) are also involved in Dynasty's final production season.


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In 1991, a further miniseries Dynasty — final chapter (engl.


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Dynasty: The Reunion).


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Performances in Finland Finland Dynasty began to be performed in June 1984.


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The series was part of Advertising TV's repertoire and was initially shown on Friday nights following Ten's news.


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In between sets were broadcast on Wednesdays, but then it returned again to Fridays.


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In the fall of 1990, Dynasty moved permanently to Channel Three, where it gained a spot from Monday night.


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The series' closing episode aired in February 1992.


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[32] MTV3 brought Dynasty to television again in 2000.


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The series was broadcast five days a week (Monday to Friday) for ten months.


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Reruns began in the summer when they were shown on the channel in the early evening.


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In autumn, the showtime changed to early afternoon.


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[33] DVD Releases All nine seasons of Dynasty have been released on DVDs.


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[34] The first production season entered the market in the United States and Canada in April 2005 and in Europe in April 2008.


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[35] [36] In December 2012, a DVD box containing all episodes of the series (58 discs in total) was released in the Nordic countries.


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It also comes with Finnish subtitles.


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[34] The DVD release of the first season features additional material including the mini-documentary Family, Furs and Fun: Creating Dynasty.


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[37] Dynasty Return Unrealized Plans Dynasty creators Richard and Esther Shapiro have expressed that they would like to make a film based on Dynasty.


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In a January 2011 statement, Richard Shapiro reported that the film's plot would be set in the 1960s, the time preceding the events of the series.


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It would describe Blake's rise to head of the company and his relationship with Alexis.


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[38] [39] Alexis' presenter Joan Collins has stated on several occasions that she would be happy to be involved in making new episodes of Dynasty.


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In the fall of 2011, he let it be understood in a television interview that Shapirot would have already written a sequel to the series.


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In 2012, Collins mentioned in TV Guide that he also discussed a possible comeback with his Dynasty colleagues Pamela Sue Martin, Jack Coleman and John James.


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“We'd be eager to do it,” she said.


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[40] [41] [42] According to Esther Shapiro, CBS television studios would have had interest in continuing to make the series around the turn of the 2010s, but a suitable concept could not then be found.


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The Shapiros didn't like the idea of new episodes starring the descendants of the original Dynasty characters.


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[43] [44] 2017 television series In September 2016, information came to light that the US television channel The CW is making a new, contemporary version of Dynasty.


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Sallie Patrick, Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage are responsible for the execution, in addition to which Richard and Esther Shapiro also include the Author Guard.


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[45] [46] The series began airing in October 2017.


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[47] New Dynasty does not continue the original story; it is an adaptation of the 1980s series.


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The rich Carringtons and Colbys are still starring, but changes have been made to the characters and the cast has been replaced.


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[48] [49] The series focuses on two women in particular: billionaire Blake Carrington's daughter Fallon (Elizabeth Gillies) and her future stepmother Cristal (Nathalie Kelley).


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[50] Blake Carrington is played by The Grant Show and Alexis Carrington is played by Nicollette Sheridan.


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[49] [51] In Finland, the series can be watched via the paid streaming service Netflix.


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Joensuu () is an American football team located on the northern bank of Pyhäselä, Saimaa, at the mouth of the Pielis River in North Karelia Province.


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Joensuu is the 12th largest city in Finland by population.


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human beings.


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Neighboring municipalities of Joensuu are Ilomantsi, Kontiolahti, Lieksa, Liperi, Rääkkylä and Tohmajärvi.


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Joensuu is part of the Joensuu sub-region, which now also includes the municipalities of Ilomantsi, Juua, Kontiolahti, Liper and Polvijärvi, as well as the city of Outokumpu.


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Of these, Ilomantsi is not involved in the Joensuu region cooperation.


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The European Forestry Institute is located in the city.


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In autumn 2008, the city of Joensuu received its own flag, designed by Leea Wasenius.


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It is based on the city's coat of arms.


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The town's titular animal was named the rupee lizard.


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Geography and Cityscape Joensuu is located on the banks of Pyhäselä, part of the Lake District of Saimaa, into which the Pielisjoki River divides the city into two parts.


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As of 2004, the town had a total area of 120.3km², of which land areas comprised 81.9km².


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The population density, taking into account land areas, was 643 as at the beginning of 2004. /km².


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With the 2005 association of municipalities, Joensuu's total area became 1,311.94km², of which there are 1,171,06km² of land.


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Cityscape The principles of Joensuu cityscape were created in the first city plan drawn up by architect Claës Wilhelm Gyldén in 1848.


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It shows the division of the city into regular-sized rectangular blocks, which were initially divided into six plots.


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Gyldén's city plan represents empire zoning ideals that emphasize the promotion of fire safety by dividing the city with wide park streets that slow the spread of fire.


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This ideal culminated in the General Building Order of Cities (KYRJ) issued in 1856.


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The preserved principles of Gyldén's city plan include: an alignment that follows the shoreline of the Pielis River Promenade as closely as possible, a parkland of varying width between the promenade and the shoreline, the assignment of two church plots from the mounds to Lutheran and Orthodox alike for the church, Kirkkokatu park axis Siltakadu station as a transverse park street the location of the market square; originally two blocks had been allocated for the town square. It was necessary to revise the station plan as early as the 1860s.


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The main reason was the plots proving too small.


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In the formula established by Ferdinand Öhman in 1867, the above features had been highlighted.


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In addition, an axis of parks, squares and public buildings had been created between the bridge street and Koskikatu, which even today is highlighted in Joensuu's cityscape.


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The town hall, Liberty Park, Joensuu Market, Central Alley and Central Park block containing commercial buildings, the block of the former lyceum (now the Art Museum) are located on the banks of the river Pielis on the axis, which is based on the winning proposal of Eliel Saarinen's architectural competition, Joensuu Lyceum High School, Lyceum Primary School, Joensuu Sports House and Friendship Park.


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Later there is the main building of the University of Eastern Finland located just outside the old checkerboard area.


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In the station plan, the plot division of the blocks was changed to a 4-division, but this was only implemented in new unbuilt blocks.


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The old blocks followed the old block of six lots, or a combination of the two.


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The variability of plot allocation is still typical in central Joensuu.


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Joensuu was realised as a distinctive empire wooden town, characterised by low buildings and wide street space compared to older cities.


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The first private stone houses appeared in the early 20th century and larger business houses began to be implemented along Bridge Street at the end of the 1940s.


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However, the wood-town look survived long into the 1960s.


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In the 1970s, the old building stock was quickly replaced by lamellar flats comprising a usually above-ground basement and three residential floors, which today form uniform street spaces along north-south facing blocks.


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At its ends, the block structure was open, so in this regard the urban structure implements the ideal of functionalism.


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In the early 2000s, major investments affecting the urban landscape have been made in central Joensuu, including a pedestrian centre project.


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This has been followed by private investors with new commercial building projects in the market area.


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Joensuu was until 1954 a small agra market town blockaded by the municipality of Pielisensuu and competing with it.


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Many sawmills and surrounding mill settlements such as Utra, Sirkkala and Penttilä sawmill were stamped upon the town and surrounding suburbs.


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The town had been extended east of the river Pielis by the city plan for the Niinivaara district drawn up by Bertel Jung.


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After the wars, colonists and frontmen had also been inhabited in the new districts of Otsola and Kanervala, the construction of which was based on type houses created by the SAFA Standardisation Office of the Finnish Architects Association.


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With the wider urban complex formed after the municipal annexation in early 1955, it was easier to plan for the future of the region.


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The Joensuu General Formula (1953), drawn up by Otto-Iivari Meurman, created the case for future growth by applying the suburban principle to designate new construction areas, as well as the renewal of the main road, inter alia, on the circulating ring road around the city centre area.


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Since the end of the 1990s, Joensuu has increased the supply of detached houses, while the areas of working and doing business have expanded through the territories.


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Meurman's general formula also laid the foundation for a network of green spaces in the urban area, the main features of which are the routes following the banks of Pielisjoki and Pyhäselä, as well as the concentration of leisure services in Mehtimäki and Linnunlahti.


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Since the 1970s, a university campus of the University of Eastern Finland has been created on the west side of the city centre next to Mehtimäki.


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Joensuu

Urban planning has taken into account the continuity of green spaces, so-called green corridors, and good light transport links both in the centre and on the periphery of the city.


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Joensuu is a clearly structured city, and it is not particularly easy to get lost in its downtown area.


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It is considered to be a mistake in the cityscape and the architecture of the city, that the visual links to Pyhäselä, right next door, are poor in many places.


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Instead, the river Pielis is an integral and visible part of the cityscape.


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Joensuu

Improving the views of Pyhäselä has been taken into account in the general guidelines for the development of the city.


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The most notable of the new areas are the red-brick-dominated Rantakylä in the 1970s and the blond Noljakka implemented in the 1980s and 1990s.


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Of these, as well as Niinivaara, efforts have been made to develop powerful regional centres with high-rise cores.


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Major neighborhoods include separate library, school, health station, pharmacy and postal services and shopping centers as unified service centers.


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The vast majority of the population lives in a rather limited area in the main districts, and therefore trips to the services are short.


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On top of Niinivaara, which dominates river views in Joensuu, there is the Central Hospital of North Karelia.


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Right on the edge of the central checkerboard area are the Joensuu campus of the University of Eastern Finland and part of Karelia University of Applied Sciences.


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At the end of 2017, Joensuu had 76,067 inhabitants, of whom 67,051 lived in built-up areas, 8,187 in sparsely populated areas and the coordinates of 829 inhabitants were unknown.


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The agglomeration rate is calculated from residents whose coordinates of residence are known; the agglomeration rate of Joensuu is 89.1%.


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[1] Joensuu's agglomeration population is divided between 11 different agglomerations: [2] The city centre area is shown in bold.


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The agglomerations marked with an asterisk (*) belong to this city only partially.


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In addition to Joensuu, the central area of Joensuu extends partly to the municipalities of Kontiolahti and Liper.


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In total, the central area of Joensuu has 67,811 inhabitants and covers an area of 72.12 square kilometers.


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[3] The bowl agglomeration extends mainly to the territory of Kontiolahti Municipality.


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[2] Architecture Joensuu held a 1995 housing fair in Marjala district.


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The special theme of the fair was an accessible environment.


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Joensuu has a town hall designed by Eliel Saarinen from 1913.


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In 1993, a new library house was completed.


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The most significant buildings completed in the 21st century are Joensuu Arena, which when completed in 2003 was the largest wooden building in Finland and the Metla House of the Forest Research Institute, which when completed in 2004 was the largest wooden office building in Finland.


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Beginning in the middle of the first decade of the 21st century, the city centre has been busily built.


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The surroundings of the square came to a large number of new commercial buildings, the new administrative building of the university campus Aurora II was completed, Joensuu Science Park has received additional buildings, a new lyceum elementary school building was completed in 2007 to replace the demolished Lyceum Primary School.


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The shopping centre Iso Myly was completed in the autumn of 2007, covering more than 70 shops.


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Old shopping centres, for example Shopping Centre Metropolia and Centrumia, have also been renovated and expanded.


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There is a bridge over the street between Big My and Metropol that connects shopping centers.


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Joensuu has many trade centres and trade parks with large stores.


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For example, Voimatie, in the area of Joensuu Market Park, there are Prisma, and other massive department stores.


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There are 13 S-Markets in the area of Joensuu City.


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A third K-citymarket is planned in Karsikko, Joensuu.


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[4] Boroughs Before the 2005 municipal union, the city was formed of 25 boroughs: I District II District III District IV District Niinivaara (5) Otsola (6) Kanervala (7) Käpykangas (8) Sihtala (9) Mutala (10) Rantakylä (11) Utra (12) Sirkkala (13) Karsikko (14) Hukanhauta (15) Penttilä (16) Linnunlahti (17) Noljakka (18) Pilkko (20) Raatekangas (21) Marjala (22) Iiksenvaara (23) Karhunmäki (24) Fox nests (25) Iiksenniitty (26) Kuntakylä Iitos New neighbourhoods were formed from the zoned agglomerations of the joining zones: Heinävaara (27) Kyytelysvaara (28) Tuupovaara (29) Hammalahti (30) Niittylahti (31) Reijola (32) Eno (40) Uimaharju (41) Ukkola (42) Honkavaara (43) Louhioja (44) Pyhäselkä Villages Hoilola Kovero Luutalahti Mannervaara Meriinaho Ruhovaara Saarivaara Saarivaara Saaroinen Öllölä Climate Located near the eastern border, Joensuu belongs to a more continental climate than most of Finland's cities and regions.


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Joensuu Airport in Liperi has the highest temperature ever recorded in Finland in July 2010, +37,2 [5].


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History The area of present-day Joensuu has been inhabited since the Stone Age.


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Towards the end of the Bronze Age and/or early Iron Age there was a fairly extensive textile ceramic residence on the northern shore of Varapond.


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At the beginning of the 10th century, the northwestern and northern shores of Ladoga were inhabited by a distinctive Ancient Karelian culture, whose influences gradually moved also towards present-day North Karelia.


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The waterways served as wilderness access routes, bringing with them fur trappers and trading.


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The Joensuu region was mainly wilderness exploited by distant tribes (especially Ancient Karelians) and the Pielisjoki a passage between more significant areas, but there were also places to live in the area.


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Following the attainment of the Orthodox faith, a subsidiary monastery of Valamo Monastery in Joensuu was established in the 16th century, which was nevertheless eradicated by the Lutherans during the 25-Years' War, or Long Wrath.


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A village called Joensuu can already be found on maps from the time of Swedish rule, as well as in church books.


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In this case, it belonged to Kontiolahti.


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Emperor Nicholas I of Russia founded the town of Joensuu on the site of the village of Joensuu in 1848.


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The city began to grow rapidly.


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A lot of support reproduction has been practiced in the rapids of Joensuu.


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A canal was dug past the river river river and sluices were built so that bigger ships could use the river Pielis as a passage.


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Joensuu is an old timber industrial town, but today other industries have replaced the timber industry almost completely.


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Joensuu maintains Sortavala's cultural heritage.


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Since autumn 2010, the city of Joensuu has been headed by Mayor Kari Karjalainen [6].


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As his duties, the City Administrative Code defines the management of the city, monitoring and reporting on operational performance, and the development of the city's organizational culture.


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Under the City Administrative Rule, the City Board's role is to run the administration and finances of the city in accordance with the goals approved by the City Council.


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The Chairman of the City Board for the period 2009—2011 is Matti Väistö (mid.


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), as 1st Vice-President Seppo Eskelinen (sd.)


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and Liisa Väväalo, 2nd Vice-President (ECR).


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[7] In addition to them, there are eight other members of the city board.


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The city government may set various ad hoc committees for the duration of its term of office.


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Examples of these include the Commission on International Affairs and the Commission on Street Names.


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distribution of seats and voter turnout in municipal electionsplace voting- activitySDPKOK.SKDL VAS.KESK.KESK.LKPSKL KDSMP PSVIHR.Other 1976171574431--73.8% 1980191556231--73.2% 19842015572266.7% 198820142714111a 64.0% 1994.0% 2113632466.6% 19962013292- -5--54.9% 200020112945--47.6% 200418123113- -4--51.6% 20081912314236--54.1% 20121710313286--51.4% a Democratic Option [8] Sources: Statistics Finland, [9] Ministry of Justice [10] The President of the City Council for the period 2009-2011 is former MEP Riitta Myller (sd.


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), Pertti Astiainen as 1st Vice-President (mid)


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and 2nd Vice-President MP Pekka Ravi (ECR).


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[11] City service activities take place under the authority of trustee bodies known as city boards.


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The members of the boards are elected by the City Council.


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Joensuu City Boards are: Early Childhood Education and Education Board Leisure time Board of Health and Social Welfare Board Urban Structure Board Building and Environment Board The income tax rate of the city of Joensuu in 2005 is 19.00%.


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Joensuu Youth Council (Nuva), consisting of 20 full members and 19 deputies.


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Nuva promotes youth status in Joensuu.


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Ville Honkanen is chaired, I Vice-President Rami Kiiskinen and II as Vice Chairman Heidi Lonkainen.


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The Youth Council has its own speech law representatives and their deputy representatives on city boards.


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Nuva also actively organizes various events, mainly aimed at young people.


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Municipal joints and union plans Pielisensuu merged with Joensuu in 1954.


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Kyytelysvaara and Tuupovaara merged in Joensuu in 2005 and Eno and Pyhäselkä on 1 January 2009.


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On 13 November 2006, the Joensuu Municipal Board has submitted to the municipalities of Eno, Liper, Outokumpu, Polvijärvi, Kontiolahti and Pyhäselä for the initiation of a local government report.


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The investigation continued only with Eno, Polvijärvi, Kontiolahti and Pyhäselä.


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Kontiolahti opted out of the project in autumn 2007 and at the same time Polvijärvi's involvement also ended because the municipalities do not have a common land border.


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Joensuu, Eno and Pyhäselkä continued to work out the joint of municipalities.


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On December 17, 2007, Joensuu, Eno and Pyhäselkä decided to merge as of January 1, 2009, to become the new city of Joensuu.


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Economy Joensuu is a growing leader whose business life is service-oriented.


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The concentration of ICT companies has taken place in the premises offered by the Joensuu Science Park.


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Major industrial companies include lock manufacturer Abloy, and John Deere, a forestry machinery manufacturer.


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Research and product development in Joensuu is at the University, Science Park, METLA and a few companies in areas such as color research and diffractive optics.


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In 2015, the companies that paid the most corporation tax were Broman Group Oy, a key company selling spare parts and accessories for cars, Assa Abloy Oy Oy, Osuuskauppa in North Karelia, E. Hartikainen Oy operating in the areas of earthworks and automobile business, and Laakkonen Oy.


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[12] Jobs by industry (2002): Social services 40.6% Industry 15.8% Trade, accommodation and restaurant activities 15.7% Financial, insurance and other activities 12.1% Transport, storage and telecommunications 7.5% Construction 5.2% Unknown 1.3% Electricity, gas and telecommunications water supply 1.1% Agriculture, game, forestry and fisheries 0.6% Mining and quarrying 0.1% Joensuu's unemployment rate was 14.5% on 31 January 2007 [13] Major employers 2006: City of Joensuu (4409 employees), Municipal Corporation of North Karelia Hospital District (2220), University of Joensuu (1244), Abloy Oy (800), North Karelia Educational Association (537), North Karelia Cooperative Shop (512), VR Companies (430), North Karelian Kirjapaino Oyj (317) and Schauman Wood Oy (292).


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In the 2010s, the Palkeet Agency was established in Joensuu [14] and the Finnish Defence Forces Service Centre.


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[15] Population Joensuu's population has grown steadily since the city was founded.


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In 1850, only 129 people lived in the town.


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By 1870, there were already 2819 residents settled in the town and by 1890 4940 inhabitants.


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[16] Growth was slower in the 20th century before the Second World War (population 5971 people in 1939), [17] but significantly accelerated after the war.


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The fastest growth was in the 1950s and 1970s, when the population multiplied.


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The growth of the population was not only affected by the structural change of society from an agricultural society to a service society, which in general grew Finland's cities, but also by the regional union.


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In 1954, the then Pielisensuu Municipality was annexed to the city and so Joensuu received its current suburbs Hukanhauda, Karsiko, Mutala and Noljaka, among others.


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In the 1970s, the population was especially increased by the University of Joensuu (now University of Eastern Finland), founded in 1969.


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The latest jump in population growth can be explained by the association of municipalities on 1 January 2005.


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In other cases, the growth of the population of Joensuu has occurred in areas outside the “old city”, since, for example, in 1995 there were about 9200 Joensuu people living in the checkerboard area, which is approximately the same as 40 years before.


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The following graph shows the population trend of the town every five years since 1980.


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On 1 January 2013, the regional division used is as at the same time.


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Parishes According to the 2018 regional division, Joensuu has the following parishes of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Finland: [18] Eno Parish Joensuu Parish Pielisensuu Parish Pielisensuu Parish of Pyhäselä Rantakylä Parish Vaara-Karelia Parish These parishes form Joensuu Congregational Association.


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


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[19] Former parishes The following list lists the parishes abolished in the historical period in the present area of the city of Joensuu.


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[18] Kyytelysvaara Parish (merged with Tuupovaara Parish to become Vaara-Karelia Parish 2005) Tuupovaara Parish (merged with Kyytelysvaara Parish to become Vaara-Karelia Parish 2005) Education Colleges in Joensuu are University of Eastern Finland and Karelia University of Applied Sciences.


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The University of Eastern Finland's Joensuu campus studies approx.


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7,700 students and Polytechnic c.


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4,000 - some of these, though, at secondary points in schools in other cities.


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Vocational training in various fields is provided by North Karelia Vocational College Joensuu Technology and Culture, North Karelia Vocational College Joensuu services and North Karelia Adult College.


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In addition, the Joensuu Conservatory offers musical education.


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There are a total of 18 educational institutions operated by the City of Joensuu in primary school.


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Of these, there are 12 primary schools (including Nepenmäki School), 4 middle schools and 3 uniform schools.


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There are four upper secondary schools: Joensuu Lyceum Secondary School, Joensuu Normal School Secondary School, Joensuu Coeducational Secondary School and Upper Secondary School of Eastern Finland.


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The City of Joensuu also maintains a civic college in the Joensuu Region.


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Joensuu Sports Academy is a collaborative network of educational institutions that provides training and coaching for athletes.


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Transport links Joensuu is an important railway junction station.


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VR's long-distance services carry Joensuu south (Joensuu-Lappeenranta-Lahti-Helsinki), west (Joensuu-Pieksämäki) and north (Joensuu-Nurmes).


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The eastbound rail link to Ilomants has been no longer in passenger use for years, but timber is carried along it.


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Night trains to Joensuu were discontinued in September 2006.


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There are 16 local bus lines in Joensuu, 12 of which are operated by Savo-Karelian Line and 4 operated by Savonlinna.


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Joensuu Airport is located in the municipality of Liper, 11km northwest of Joensuu city centre.


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There is a direct flight from Joensuu to Helsinki, where Finnair flies three to five flights a day.


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Inland waterway transport is served by the deep port of Ukonniemi in Penttilä district and a passenger port in the city centre.


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Joensuu is the main hub for road transport in North Karelia.


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The town is bypassed by a 26-mile-long freeway which was completed in its entirety in late summer 2014.


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The city can be reached by the following highways and highways: from Lappeenranta and Kajaani ((Helsinki) -Koskenkylä - Kajaani) from Kuopio and Sortavala (Turku - Niirala) to Varkaus (Pori - Joensuu) to Lieksa (Kontiolahti to Uuro VT 6) (Uuro - Nurmes) From the direction of Ilomantsi (Joensuu - Ilomantsi) Culture Joensuu is a lively cultural city.


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Music is an important part of Riversuu cultural life.


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Famous Finnish rock bands such as Hassisen Kone and Four Ruusua originate from Joensuu.


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The leading figures of these ensembles Ismo Alanko (Hassisen Kone) and Ilkka Alanko (Four Ruusua) are the most famous personalities from Joensuu today.


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Joensuu has been created by the University and other educational institutions.


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The University of Eastern Finland has a number of humanities, arts related and traditional studies training lines, and Karelia University of Applied Sciences offers degree programmes in fine arts, crafts, design, graphics and many media.


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The town also operates a conservatory and the Pekkala School of Fine Arts.


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The seven-day newspaper Karjalainen and the weekly weekly weekly weekly weekly newspaper Karelia are published in Joensuu.


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In addition, a free distribution magazine Karelian Heili appears in the city twice a week.


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The Joensuu Sub-Regional Library also serves as the Regional Library of North Karelia.


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Events and venues among the many cultural events in Joensuu are Ilosaarirock, Ilovaarirock, Popkatu, Folk Music Festival Hippa, Joensuu Music Festival, Joensuu Literary Event, Documentary Film Festival Viscult, rock film festival Rokumentti, film event A hint of Russia, Alone in the Rain dance event, Joensuu Gospel Festival, Supasoul Fest, Parafest and Joe's Night.


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Between 1981 and 1997 the Joensuu Song Festival event took place in the city, which fell into the financial loss it brought.


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Joensuu is home to the Philharmonic Orchestra, City Theatre and the modern film centre Tapio, which was reopened in 2005.


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The main cultural events are Lulurinne, City Theatre, Joensuu Arena, Carelia Hall, Conservatory, Karjaltalo, Ilosaari stage, Market Square, Film Centre Tapio, Pakkahuone, Art Centre Ahjo, Taitokorteli and churches.


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Cultural personalities living in Joensuu include: Arto Halonen, film director Kari Hyttinen, photographic artist Simo Hämäläinen, writer Kyösti Kakkonen, art collector, businessman Jari Karttunen, dancer Matti Kettunen, writer Aino Kivi, theatre director Sanna Kurki-Suonio, musician Tuomas Lius, writer (Liperi) Timo Lavikainen, actor and musician Leena Leskinen, writer Risto Lång, dancer Matti Mäkelä, writer Tuomas Pyrhönen, organist Vihtori Rämä, theatre director Liisa Tavi, singer Tapani Tavi, poet Jaakko Teppo, songwriter Eeva Tikka, writer Heikki Turunen, writer Tuula-Liina Varis, writer Saara Tikka, painter Shrines Evangelical Lutheran and Orthodox main church are the main church running through central Joensuu at opposite ends, and at the same time on opposite sides of the center, that is, the checkerboard area.


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The churches of the East and West look as if at each other across the city.


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At the southern end of Kirkkokatu on a small hill lies the main Lutheran church, Joensuu Church, representing Neo-Gothic in style.


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There are also four other Lutheran churches in the built-up area: Pielisensuu Church in Niinivaara, Noljaka Church, Rantakylä Church and Utra Wooden Church.


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There is also a small hill at the northern end of the church street, the main church of the Joensuu Orthodox Parish, St. Nicholas Church.


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The Church of St. Nicholas is a traditional Northern Russian Orthodox church in which a lot of wood has been used, and which was completed in 1887.


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In addition, there is another Orthodox church in Joensuu; St. John the Theologian Church of the Orthodox Seminary, whose architecture is Byzantine.


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In addition to these, the city of Joensuu has new areas including a dozen prominent Lutheran and Orthodox shrines, as well as a mosque.


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Literature: God's tabernacle among the people: Churches and chapels of the Evangelical Lutheran congregations in Joensuu.


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in 2003.


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Sports and sports The largest sports facilities in Joensuu are near the centre in Mehtimäki district.


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Multifunction Hall Joensuu Arena is the home hall for Joensuu's Kataja men's SM-national basketball team and Josba's SM-level-level floorball teams (7000 seating).


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The hall is quickly transformable for simultaneous training shifts of different species.


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In addition, the town has a racetrack, three ice rinks and a total of eight sports rinks including sports rinks in the rural area [20].


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King trotting was first held at the Bird's Bay racetrack in 1984 [21].


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Behind Joensuu Areena, the home stadium of Joensuu Maila, Kerubi Stadion, is located in Mehtimäki.


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The stadium has 2,500 covered seating and hosts other events such as concerts in addition to baseball matches.


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The stadium is named after the restaurant Kerub in Ilosaari.


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The Joensuu Ice Rink next to the arena is Jokiboys' home hall (5040 grandstand seats).


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In addition, there is a rallicross in the Joensuu region as well as a go-kart track at Liperi Upper Mylly, which is located near Joensuu Airport.


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Joensuu Central Field is the home ground of football team Jipo and the Elite Athletics Championships have been held there since 2008.


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The swimming pools in Joensuu are Vesikko located in Mehtimäki and Rantakylä Swimming Pool.


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Ball sports activities are offered in the commercially operated Fitness Oasis (tennis, squash, badminton and bowling).


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There are four Frisbee golf courses in Joensuu [22].


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The 1990 World's Strongest Man competition was held in Joensuu [23].


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Some of the largest sports clubs in Joensuu are Joensuun Juniper, founded in 1900, whose sports include basketball, figure skating, gymnastics, skiing and athletics.


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The Juniper men's basketball team has been successful in recent years at the SM-level, achieving two golds, six silver and four bronze in the 2000s.


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The basketball team has played at the championship league level in the 1970s, 1980s and 2000s.


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The basketball hobby in Joensuu grimed in the 1950s.


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Orienteering club Kalevan Rasti is one of the large Finnish orienteering clubs.


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It was founded in 1950 and has reaped success by winning Tiomila in 1983, 2010, 2011 and 2013 and Jukola Message in 2004, 2005, 2007 and 2012—2014, and 25-manna in 2005 and 2006.


Question: What is characteristic of the so-called Icelandic. For Hjalli schools?

Joensuu

Salibandyseura Josba is one of Finland's oldest and most successful clubs in both men's and women's series.


Question: What is characteristic of the so-called Icelandic. For Hjalli schools?

Joensuu

In ice hockey, Jokipojat plays for Men's Mestis.


Question: What is characteristic of the so-called Icelandic. For Hjalli schools?

Joensuu

Under the name JoKP, or Joensuu's Kiekko-Pojat team was in the SM-liiga during the 1989—1990 and 1991—92 seasons, and in the SM-sarja which preceded the league in 1971—1972.


Question: What is characteristic of the so-called Icelandic. For Hjalli schools?

Joensuu

In volleyball, men's club Mutalan Riento and women's club Joensuun Prihat play in 1 series.


Question: What is characteristic of the so-called Icelandic. For Hjalli schools?

Joensuu

Riento's top players have included Jimmy Hernandez and Serbian chipper Bojan Gluvajić.


Question: What is characteristic of the so-called Icelandic. For Hjalli schools?

Joensuu

In Pesäpallo, Joensuun Maila plays in Men's Superpesis and the team won the first men's Finnish championship in the club's history in 2018.


Question: What is characteristic of the so-called Icelandic. For Hjalli schools?

Joensuu

Joensuun Maila stepped up to Superpesis for the 2004 season and has been playing continuously at this league level ever since.


Question: What is characteristic of the so-called Icelandic. For Hjalli schools?

Joensuu

Of the men's football clubs, Jippo plays in the men's three.


Question: What is characteristic of the so-called Icelandic. For Hjalli schools?

Joensuu

Joensuu Sports Divers is one of the largest diving clubs in Finland.


Question: What is characteristic of the so-called Icelandic. For Hjalli schools?

Joensuu

A basic course in scuba diving is held annually.


Question: What is characteristic of the so-called Icelandic. For Hjalli schools?

Joensuu

Trainers include some of the most experienced divers in the country.


Question: What is characteristic of the so-called Icelandic. For Hjalli schools?

Joensuu

Successful athletes in the 1990s and 2000s Toomas Heikkinen, Joensuu sports motorists, Global Rallycross Championship 2013 Henri Häkkinen, Joensuu Shooters, Olympic bronze medalist in air rifle 2008 Jukka Keskisalo, Joensuun Kataja, European 3000 metres hurdles champion 2006 Aki Parviainen, Joensuun Kataja, World Javelin Throw Champion 1999 Kaisa Mäkäräinen, Kontiolahti Athletes, Biathlon World Champion 2011, three-time Biathlon Overall World Cup winner (2010-2011, 2013-2014 and 2017-2018) Markku Kyllönen, Jokipoika, former hockey player and current hockey coach.


Question: What is characteristic of the so-called Icelandic. For Hjalli schools?

Joensuu

He represented Joensuu's Jokipoiki, Kärppi, Saipa and NHL club Winnipeg Jets among others in his career.


Question: What is characteristic of the so-called Icelandic. For Hjalli schools?

Joensuu

The twinning towns of Joensuu are: Linköping, Sweden Tønsberg, Norway Ísafjörður, Iceland Hof, Germany Vilnius, Lithuania In addition, there is a cooperation agreement with the following cities: Petrozavodsk, Sortavala and Suojärvi, Russia [24] Exploration destinations Botania, University of Eastern Finland Botanical Garden Tropical Butterfly Garden in Botania - Finland's only Joensuu Arena Joensuu Church (Josef Stenbäck, 1903) Eno Church Metla House Orthodox Church of St. Nicholas (v.


Question: What is characteristic of the so-called Icelandic. For Hjalli schools?

Joensuu

1887) Museum of North Karelia Carelicum Sortavala miniature model (located in Carelicum) Sinkola livestock yard in Noljaka (for children) Kukkola farm Joensuu Art Museum Taito Quarter, Rantakadu's old wooden houses, opened 2006 market and market hall Change visitors interesting Karelia rowing in July Joensuu City Theatre Hasanniemi Summer Theatre Joensuu Philharmonic Orchestra Inland Sea Shipping Food culture Joensuu's keepers were named in the 1980s as Karelian grip table dishes: karelian pie, sultsina, vatruska, Discriminated, salted fish, salty, mushroom salad, sauerkraut, Karelian roast, potatoes, swede box, kiissel or berry warmth, as well as domestic beer.


Question: What is characteristic of the so-called Icelandic. For Hjalli schools?

Joensuu

[25] See also Joensuu beaches (beaches) Joensuu islands Mehtimäki Joensuu parks Pielisjoki bridges List of known river suites List of public works of art and monuments in Joensuu Sources On the topic elsewhere * Category:Key Articles of Screening


Question: Where was Mika Waltari born?

Mika Waltari

Mika Toivi Waltari (19 September 1908, Helsinki, Grand Duchy of Finland — 26 August 1979 Helsinki, Finland) was a prominent Finnish writer.


Question: Where was Mika Waltari born?

Mika Waltari

Known as extraordinarily prolific, Waltari's list of publications comprises novels, poems, short stories, miniature novels, fairy tales, plays, listeners, propaganda material, reviews, film scripts, travelogues and comic book titles.


Question: Where was Mika Waltari born?

Mika Waltari

[1] Waltari's works of success have included extensive historical novels that have risen onto international bestseller lists, the most famous being Sinuhe Egyptian (1945), miniature novels set in modern times, and Inspector Palmu detectives, which have also been filmed.


Question: Where was Mika Waltari born?

Mika Waltari

The most successful of Waltari's film scripts is the Waltz of the Tramp (1941).


Question: Where was Mika Waltari born?

Mika Waltari

[2] Life Youth Waltari's birthhome was in a house on Saariniemenkatu 6 in Siltasaari, Helsinki.