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4 | 1552 | Diffbot Knowledge Graph | Vladimir Kireev
Vladimir Kireev Has Worked at 1 Place Company: Geoservices
Title: Mudlogging Coordinator
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Title: Mudlogging Coordinator
Company: Geoservices
Job Details The North East Asia also covers Japan, were Geoservices has been providing services since 1980 (Mud Logging only). Our clients there are Teikoku Oil Co. (from 1980 to 1998), JAPEX (from 1983 to 2001) and IDEMITSU Oil & Gas Co. (1981-1998). Since 1994, we have had an agency agreement with Pacico Boeki Ltd located in Tokyo, who liaises with our Japanese customers. We also have a partnership agreement with The Geophysical Surveying Co, a JAPEX subsidiary. This company is a client for the purchase of Mud Logging equipment, and our data engineers support their operations. Geoservices also provided Mud Logging services to the Korean National Oil Co. during their last exploration campaign in 2001-2002. We have also been providing Mud Logging services for exploration in Sakhalin since activity began again there in 1995. We worked for ANK SHELF (1996-1997), SAKHALIN PETROLEUM (1997-1998) and for EXXON (1997-2000).
Additional Professional Information on Vladimir Kireev
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3 | 30253 | Diffbot Knowledge Graph | Roller Pharmacy
We have been taking care of the citizens of Unicoi County and region for 50 years. We offer child and adult immunizations, cards and gifts, large selection of over-the-counter items, Diabetes management counseling, and Medication Therapy Management. We are always looking for ways to expand our reach into the community through patient need and input.
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Horace Roller and Richard Lacy opened Roller Pharmacy in July of 1964. After Horace Roller passed away in 1965, his wife, Madeline Roller, ran business operations, while Mr. Lacy worked as the fulltime pharmacist until 1969. Madeline hired several individuals to fill the pharmacist position until her son, Terry Roller, graduated from The University of Tennessee School of Pharmacy in 1973. Since that time, Terry Roller has been the owner and pharmacist in charge of Roller Pharmacy. His daughter Kendra Roller graduated from The University of Tennessee School of Pharmacy in 2011 and joined the family business in April 2014.
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3 | 29200 | DBpedia Abstract | Douglas Merrill
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1 | 29740 | Diffbot Knowledge Graph | Armand Jean-François
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2 | 29846 | Diffbot Knowledge Graph | Prakash Pant
Born on 11th November 1960 in a simple family of a small hamlet in Pithoragarh, Uttarakhand, Prakash Pant graduated in Pharmacy.This youthful village boy had le...adership qualities right from the beginning and was chosen General Secretary of Military Science Board in the year 1977. Till the year 1984 in spite of being in Government service he selflessly worked among the downtrodden, deprived classes of society for their well being and upliftment. He resigned from Government service to whole heartedly work for the deprived masses and hence joined the Bhartiya Janta- Party Pandit deen Dayal Upadhaya being his idol. The year 1988 saw Prakash Pant being chosen as member of Municipal Council of Pithoragarh. Ten years later he was chosen as a Member of Legislative Council(Vidhan Parishad) U.P. In 2001 after the formation of Uttaranchal now Uttarakhand, he was chosen Speaker of Interim Uttarakhand Vidhan Sabha and in the process became the youngest speaker of such a body among the Commonwealth Nations. The following year in 2002 later in 2007 he was elected to Uttarakhand Assembly from Pithoragarh constituency. In 2008 he became Cabinet Minister in the state of Uttarakhand holding the important portfolio of Tourism, Culture, Pilgrimage Endowment,Parliamentary Affairs and Reorganization. Apart from the political career, Prakash Pant is an ace shooter and has won Gold Medal in State Shooting Championship in 2004 & in the same year a Silver Medal in National Level Shooting competition (G.B. Mavlankar Shooting Competition, Coimbatore). He is well traveled and has visited various countries like United Kingdom Japan, China, Australia, New Zealand, Malaysia, Dubai and Canada.) Finally he aims to change the life of every single man of the Society and uplift the downtrodden . At present he is State General Secretary of Uttarakhand Bhartiya Janta Party. See More | [
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Need a hand? Heavy-duty power tools are never in short supply at Milwaukee Electric Tool. The company manufactures and sells heavy-duty and portable cordless drills, impact wrenches, chop saws, and rotary hammers -- all branded with a red lightning bolt. Its lineup comprises more than 500 tools marketed to professional cabinetmakers, carpenters, electricians, plumbers, remodelers, and welders. The weekend handyman can also buy Milwaukee Electric products and accessories at home improvement retailers the likes of The Home Depot, as well as through the company's e-commerce website. Founded in 1924 by A.F. Siebert, Milwaukee Electric Tool operates as a subsidiary of China-based tool maker Techtronic Industries. | [
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3 | 21843 | DBpedia Abstract | Adani Group
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3 | 2384 | Diffbot Knowledge Graph | Meiller Massage
Specializing in Therapeutic Massage.
Established in 2013.
Irene Meiller recently moved to Canton Georgia from South Florida. After over 12 years of working in luxury spas, cruise ships and along side Chiropractors, Meiller has found a quiet and quaint spot to call her own in downtown Canton. Her experience has led her to develop a unique style that is mind lifting and body healing!
Touch has always been second nature to me, and transferring calming energy to others is what I love to do.
As a licensed massage therapist since 2003, I have learned so much about people, the world we live in, and myself. There are so many different modalities I have learned through the years. Continuing education and trading information with other healers has allowed me to develop some fantastic approaches to helping others.
Most recently moving to Canton Georgia, Massage Therapy has opened a door for me in the chiropractic world. Some of my therapies include a combination of deep tissue, trigger point, and injury specific therapy. The combination of these therapies, in conjunction with breathing techniques and energy work, have helped me develop a unique method in my profession, enabling me to leave a lasting impression on my clients.
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The black American conductor, Henry Lewis, began studying piano at the age of five and later learned to play the clarinet as well as several string instruments. After six years as a double-bassist with the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra, he played (double-bass) with and conducted (in Germany and the Netherlands) the Seventh Army Symphony while serving in the United States Armed Forces (1955-1956). After returning to the USA, he founded the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra. In 1963 he travelled with it in Europe under the auspices of the State Department. He gained national recognition in 1961 when he was appointed assistant conductor of the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra under Zubin Mehta, a post he held until 1965.
During a music career that spanned nearly five decades, Henry Lewis gained wide respect as a conductor, instrumentalist, and pioneer in the classical music world. In 1968 he became the first black to head a major American orchestra, the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, and in 1972 he debuted at the New York Metropolitan Opera, conducting Puccini's La Boheme.
After serving as a guest conductor of major symphony orchestras in the USA and abroad, Henry Lewis moved to Newark, New Jersey, where in 1968 he became conductor and music director of the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, a small community ensemble. He transformed the ensemble into a nationally recognized orchestra that annually performed more than a hundred concerts, including outreach programs for local communities. From 1960 to 1979 he was married to famed opera singer Marilyn Horne, who considered him her ‘teacher and right hand’. After retiring from the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra in 1976, he conducted opera and orchestra guest engagements. From 1989 to 1991 he was chief conductor of the Radio Symphony Orchestra in Hilversum. He continued to tour as a guest conductor until his death from a heart attack at the age of 63. | [
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The discography of A-ha, a Norwegian synthpop/rock band, consists of ten studio albums, ten compilation albums, five extended plays (EP), and thirty-nine singles. This list does not include solo material or other projects recorded by A-ha band members. A-ha was formed in 1982 by vocalist Morten Harket, guitarist Paul Waaktaar-Savoy, and keyboardist Magne Furuholmen. The band moved to London and eventually signed with Warner Bros. Records. They released their debut album Hunting High and Low in 1985, which remains their biggest success and contained their international break-through hit "Take On Me". A string of hit singles followed, including the 1987 James Bond theme "The Living Daylights". By 1993, the band had released five studio albums before going on hiatus the following year. After a performance at the Nobel Peace Prize Concert in 1998, the band returned to the studio and recorded a new album, Minor Earth Major Sky, which was released in 2000. Their next album, Lifelines was released in 2002, but would be their final album for Warner Bros. After signing to Polydor (part of Universal Music), further new albums were release in 2005 and 2009, after which the band decided to break up. However, they reformed for yet another new album, Cast in Steel, which was released in 2015.Morten Harket, Magne Furuholmen and Paal Waaktaar-Savoy have been awarded Spellemann nine times; till 2009 a-ha has sold over 100 million units, albums and singles combined, since the bands inception in 1982. The band has released nine studio albums, four compilations and two live albums. In their native Norway, eight of the band's studio albums and eight of their singles have reached number one. | [
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Sheefra Brisbin is the founder of Greenbridge Group - a boutique consultancy located in the heart of Canada's national capital region. Greenbridge offers a range of strategic government relations and communications services to a wide variety of clients such as: Environment Canada, NATO, Rotman School of Management, Siemens Canada, RX&D, General Electric and Mattamy Homes.
Sheefra began her career communicating the views of the energy industry on environment, health and safety issues. She was recruited by the Federal Minister of the Environment to serve as a Special Assistant, Conservation and Protection policy. She acted as an advisor on issues such as climate change and pollution prevention and represented Canada at international meetings including the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP). She also served as a senior advisor to the Minister of Industry Canada and the Deputy Prime Minister of Canada.
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Jean Patrick Hennessy (26 April 1874 – 4 November 1944) was a French politician. Hennessy was born at Cherves-Richemont in the Charente département, son of Maurice Hennessy and his wife Jeanne, née Foussat. His very wealthy family, of Irish origin, were the proprietors of the Hennessy cognac business, now part of LVMH. Jean and his brother James inherited their father's wealth, over one million French Francs, on his death in 1905. Hennessy was elected to the French Chamber of Deputies in the French elections on 1924 for the Cartel des Gauches. In doing so, he continued the tradition begun by his great-grandfather Jacques Hennessy, an Orléanist deputy from 1824 to 1842, and his grand-uncle Auguste Hennessy, senator from 1876 to 1879. Hennessy was re-elected in the election of 1928 and served as agriculture minister from 1928 to 1930, and then as French ambassador to Switzerland. In the 1932 general election Hennessy was defeated by Henri Malet of the Democratic Republican Alliance. Out of parliament, he founded the Social-National Party and was elected again as deputy for Alpes-Maritimes, sitting with the Independent Left group in the Chamber of Deputies. On 10 July 1940, at the joint session of the French parliament which granted extraordinary powers to Marshal Philippe Pétain, Hennessy was one of the 80 parliamentarians who opposed the measure. He died at Lausanne in Switzerland in 1944 where he had lived since 1941. | [
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1 | 14898 | Diffbot Knowledge Graph | Stephens Inc
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Traditional Japanese Karate since 1976; Adult and Childrens Classes (including Mommy/Daddy/Me Class); Professional Instruction; Newly Renovated Facility with 2 Training Floors; Unlimited Monthly Classes; Beginner Classes Offered; Positive Environment
Established in 1976.
Seido Karate is a traditional Japanese style of karate, founded by world renowned 9th degree blackbelt, Kaicho Tadashi Nakamura. Seido's unique philosophy and training reflects the essence of what he has learned about the martial arts in over 50 years of study, practice, and teaching.
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3 | 19934 | Diffbot Knowledge Graph | Jersey Mike's Subs
Authentic, fresh sliced and fresh grilled sub sandwiches. Our signature cold subs are served Mike's Way¨ with onions, lettuce, tomatoes and The Juice--an exquisite splash of red wine vinegar and olive oil blend, and always finished with spices. Our Famous Philly cheesesteaks are prepared atop a hot grill and made to order. And of course, everything is served on fresh-baked bread.
Established in 1956.
It all started back in 1956 in the sea-side town of Point Pleasant, New Jersey and was originally known as Mike's Subs. The original owner, Mike, thrived off the seasonal tourist industry and a small population of year round residents.
In 1975, Peter Cancro, only 17 years old at the time, purchased the business with the help of his high school football coach. When the company began franchising in 1987, Peter renamed the business Jersey Mike's Subs.
Today, there are 1,500 Jersey Mike's locations open and in development nationwide.
We invite you to join us for good times and great subs. Taste and believe! | [
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Zobe Records is an independent music record label with digital distribution, its own publishing company (Alonzo Black Publishing) via ASCAP, its own media outlets Zobe Magazine & Zobe Television Network, and the owner Alonzo Black (Sole-Proprietor) is a member of The Recording Academy (GRAMMYS) Washington DC Chapter. Its parent company is Zobe Fashions, Models, & Talents agency which has been in business for about 12 years.
The CEO (Alonzo Black) has been mentored by a Stellar Award Winning performer / record label owner, a Universal Music Group executive, and has also been taught by some of the music industries finest and most respected individuals. With… · More resources including major record label owners, A&Rs, producers, DJs, and executives Zobe Records has a leg up on the competition with the knowledge and experience. | [
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Alexandra Balaci is a student at Villanova University in Pennsylvania who possesses a 3.75 grade point average. She has consistently earned a spot on the Dean’s list every semester, and she is a member of the pre-medical honor society Alpha Epsilon Delta, Order of Omega, and the National Society of Collegiate Scholars. Her coursework in biochemistry included laboratory experience in protein purification and DNA manipulation. During the summer of 2010, Balaci studied abroad in Italy and attended the Universitá degli Studi di Siena. During this time she explored Italian art, history, and cultural studies.
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Leon Emil Dessez (April 12, 1858 - December 25, 1918) was an architect in Washington D.C.. He designed public buildings in Washington D.C. and residences in Washington D.C., Maryland, and Virginia, including some of the first in Chevy Chase, Maryland, where he was the community's first resident. His work includes the 1893 the conversion of 1111 Pennsylvania Avenue, The Shepherd Centennial Building, into the Raleigh Hotel (razed in 1911) and the Normal School for Colored Girls (1913) designed with Snowden Ashford. Dessez began his career employed under Colonel Thomas Lincoln Casey on plans for the Washington Monument and spent three years as an architectural and engineering draftsman in the Navy Yard at Washington. He and Lindley Johnson of Philadelphia designed the first four houses in Chevy Chase, Maryland and Dessez became its first resident. Dessez was born in Washington, D.C. on April 12, 1858. Bessie Semmes Dessez (- March 20, 1945), mother of Captain J.H.S. Dessez and Elizabeth S. Dessez. Dessez was elected to the American Institute of Architects as fellow 1896. He was one of the Washington D.C. AIA chapter's charter members in 1887 and he served on a committee for the restoration of the Octagon House, now the AIA headquarters. He also worked pro bono to develop Washington D.C.'s building codes and investigated school building construction and design. He died in Washington D.C. December 25, 1918. Properties he is credited with designing listed on the National Register of Historic Places include Lucinda Cady House, 7064 Eastern Ave., NW. Washington, DC; Engine House No. 10, 1341 Maryland Ave., NE. Washington, DC; Miner Normal School, 2565 Georgia Ave., NW. Washington, DC; and Truck Company F, 1336-1338 Park Rd. NW Washington, DC. | [
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2 | 5020 | DBpedia Abstract | Spider-Man 2
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Natasa Manojlovic
Birth Date:
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1-0
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Cars is a series of artworks by the American artist Andy Warhol, commissioned by Mercedes-Benz in 1986. A German art dealer, Hans Meyer, commissioned the first painting, of a 300SL coupe, to celebrate the 1986 centenary of the invention of the motor car. When Mercedes-Benz saw the result, it commissioned the entire series, which was to track the evolution of its designs from the Benz Patent-Motorwagen 1885, Daimler Motor Carriage (1886), and Mercedes 35 hp (1901), to the Mercedes-Benz W125, and the Mercedes-Benz C111. Now part of Mercedes-Benz's corporate art collection, Cars was unfinished at the time of Warhol's death in 1987. Warhol completed 36 silkscreen prints and 13 drawings of eight Mercedes models before his death. Warhol had planned to cover 20 models in 80 pieces. The series was based on photographs of cars, and were the first non-American designed objects that Warhol had portrayed in his work. Cars has been exhibited just twice in its entirety in public: in Tübingen in 1988, and at the Albertina, Vienna from 22 January–16 May 2010. Half of the series was shown in Milton Keynes in September 2001. Cars was Warhol's second automotive art project. In 1979 Warhol was commissioned by BMW to paint a Group 4 race version of the then elite supercar BMW M1 for the fourth installment in the BMW Art Car Project. Unlike the three artists before him, Warhol declined the use of a small scale practice model, instead opting to immediately paint directly onto the full scale automobile. It was indicated that Warhol spent only a total of 23 minutes painting the entire car. Warhol's work for Mercedes Benz and his similar commissions for Perrier have been criticized as "undistinguished glitz", with critics lamenting Warhol's "passionate avarice", accusing him of crossing the line into advertisements for their subjects. | [
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