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# Kobe Animal Kingdom

Kobe Animal Kingdom (神戸どうぶつ王国, Kōbe Dōbutsu Ōkoku) is an animal and flower park located on Port Island in Kobe, Japan. It is mainly located in and around a greenhouse. It was called Kobe Kachoen (神戸花鳥園, Kōbe Kachōen) until 18 July 2014. It is one of several theme parks created by Japanese botanist and collector Kamo Mototeru, and was opened on 15 March 2006. This all-weather park is based on the concept of contact with birds and flowers. In the park, visitors are able to touch and feed birds.
On 20 November 2013, Kobe Kachoen went bankrupt. The management rights were acquired from Kobe Kachoen by the company Kobe Animal Kingdom in March 2014, and on 19 July 2014, the park was renamed Kobe Animal Kingdom.

## Animals

As of 2022:

### Sumatran Tiger Ecological Garden

* Sumatran tiger

### Rocky Valley

* American black bear
* Black-tailed prairie dog
* Collared peccary
* Cougar
* Eastern wolf
* North American beaver
* Raccoon
* Striped skunk

### Otter Sanctuary

* Asian small-clawed otter

### Sheep Hill, Alpaca Space and Camel Corner

* Alpaca
* Bactrian camel
* Corriedale sheep
* Miniature horse
* Miniature pig

### Asian Forest

* Binturong
* Pallas's cat
* Red panda

### African Wetland

* African sacred ibis
* American white ibis
* Black-necked stilt
* Blacksmith lapwing
* Common shelduck
* Fennec fox
* Great white pelican
* Greater flamingo
* Mallard
* Mandarin duck
* Marabou stork
* Pygmy hippopotamus
* Ringed teal
* Ring-tailed lemur
* Rock hyrax
* Roseate spoonbill
* Ruddy shelduck
* Sand cat
* Scarlet ibis
* Serval

### Shoebill Ecological Garden

* Japanese night heron
* Northern carmine bee-eater
* Shoebill

### Tropical Forest

* Arapaima
* Boat-billed heron
* Bush dog
* Capybara
* Common marmoset
* Cotton-top tamarin
* Linnaeus's two-toed sloth
* Northern Luzon giant cloud rat
* Patagonian mara
* Red-and-green macaw
* South American tapir
* Southern tamandua
* Southern three-banded armadillo
* Striped possum
* Tambaqui
* Tawny frogmouth
* Victoria crowned pigeon
* Violet turaco
* Western plantain-eater
* White-throated toucan

### Tropical Wetland

* Burmese python
* Fishing cat
* Green iguana
* Malayan tapir
* Red-bellied piranha

### Aqua Valley

* African penguin
* South American fur seal
* Spotted seal

### Kangaroo Farm

* African spurred tortoise
* Aldabra giant tortoise
* Axis deer
* Red kangaroo
# Kobe Bell

The Kobe Bell (also known as the Friendship Bell) is a ceremonial Japanese bonshō (bell) installed on the grounds of the Seattle Center in Seattle, Washington, United States.
The bell was presented as a gift to the people of Seattle by the people of Kobe, Japan, in commemoration of the 1962 Seattle World's Fair and Kobe's status as Seattle's first sister city. It is made of ornamented bronze and housed inside a wooden shōrō. It contains a dedication written in both Japanese and English:
"Presented by the People of Kobe to the People of Seattle as a Symbol of Friendship. May this bell ring forever signifying friendship between the nations of the United States and Japan."
The bell is recognized as a Seattle Historic Site.
# Kleinenbroich station

Kleinenbroich station is a through station in the town of Korschenbroich in the German state of North Rhine-Westphalia. The station was opened on 17 January 1853 on the Mönchengladbach–Düsseldorf railway opened between Mönchengladbach and Neuss by the Aachen-Düsseldorf-Ruhrort Railway Company on 16 December 1852. It has two platform tracks and it is classified by Deutsche Bahn as a category 5 station.
The station is served by Rhine-Ruhr S-Bahn lines S 8 between Mönchengladbach and Wuppertal-Oberbarmen or Hagen every 20 minutes.
# Kodacolor (filmmaking)

In motion pictures, Kodak's Kodacolor brand was originally associated with an early lenticular (additive color) color motion picture process, first introduced in 1928 for 16mm film. The process was based on the Keller-Dorian system of color photography.

## Technical process

The process used a special panchromatic black-and-white film stock, oriented with the emulsion away from the lens. The film base was embossed along the length of the film with microscopic lenticular bands. These lenticles were precisely shaped to focus light directly onto the emulsion in parallel strips along the length of the film from three color strips in a filter placed over the lens. A record of the color content in black and white was thereby created and could be reconstituted by projecting the film through an identical filter. The three colored stripes (red, green and blue-violet) of the filter had to be precisely oriented parallel to the film length. When an exposure was made, the varying proportion of each color reflected from the subject passed through the filter and was recorded on the film beneath each of the embossed lenticular bands as areas of strips in groups of three, each strip varying in density according to the received color value. (Dufaycolor used similar principles, but had the filter as part of the film itself).
Filming required the camera to be used at f/1.9 only, so that the striped filter worked correctly. The original Kodacolor film required an exposure of about a 1/30 second at f/1.9 in bright sunlight representing a film 'speed' (sensitivity) in modern terms of about 0.5 ISO. The physical movement of the film through the gate (frame-advance) requires additional time. The later Super Sensitive Kodacolor could be used "outdoors in any good photographic light, and even indoors under favourable conditions." Because an iris diaphragm might interfere with the projected area of the filter bands, when exposure control was required in very bright light, it had to be accomplished with neutral density filters, which were provided as part of the filter set.
To project the film a projector was required fitted with the Kodacolor Projection Filter, which is identical in effect to the filter fitted to the camera. The black and white lenticular image on the film is reconstituted into a natural color picture on the screen. As with most color processes involving a lenticular image, the pattern intrudes as visible lines on the projected image. Due to the fact that each color band in the filter is sharp-cutting, two-thirds of the light from the projection source is absorbed, so there is noticeable light loss.
While Kodacolor was a popular color home movie format, it had several drawbacks. It was not possible to make duplicates, special film was necessary to shoot with, and while the additive image was colorful and clear, the greater light absorption from the use of additive filters required brighter light sources to project, and was not practical to project over very long distances.
Lenticular Kodacolor was phased out after the introduction of 16 mm Kodachrome film in 1935.
# Kokë-Papaj

Kokë-Papaj is a settlement in the former Shkrel municipality, Shkodër County, northern Albania. At the 2015 local government reform it became part of the municipality Malësi e Madhe.
# Kokõjüri

Kokõjüri is a village in Rõuge Parish, Võru County in Estonia.
# Konica FC-1

The Konica FC-1 was introduced in 1980 by Konica, one year after the FS-1, but does not have the integrated winder. It was manufactured until 1983. Both models were only available in a black finish. With top covers made from black plastic cast Konica had good experiences since the Autoreflex TC in the mid of the 70s.
Like the FS-1 the FC-1 is a camera with shutter priority and so it has a aperture LED finder display. The shutter is a vertical metal focal plane shutter, like in the Konica F, the first Single-lens reflex camera by Konica in 1960. Shutter and mirror of the FC-1 are electronically controlled. The range of shutterspeeds starts at 1/1000 s and ends at 2s. The self-timer with LED electronically works, too; its delay is round about 10 s. The camera has accessory terminal (use only for dedicated Konica accessories). The FC-1 does not have an on/off switch.
The film loading system of the FC-1 is noteworthy: The camera takes the film tip automatically and there is no need to fire the shutter until the first frame is reached. It was named Autoload. It is possible to use a separate winder, the "Auto Winder F".
Lenses are fixed with the Konica AR-bayonet.
This model was commonly paired with a Konica 40mm Hexanon AR F1.8 lens. The weight of this pancake lens, which has six lenses, is 140 g only. It got an excellent reputation.

## Accessories

The Konica flash X-24 was available as for the FS-1 and its successor Konica FT-1. As the name of this flash indicates it has a guide number of 24. The apertures 5.6 or 11 are selectable with a switch at the X-24. And with this flash the shutter speed is 1/100 s. Furthermore a big and powerful, handle-mounted system electronic strobe with a guide number of 36 (metric) / 120 (feet) at ISO 100/21° was offered: the X-36 Auto. Its preselectable apertures are identical to the X-24
Konica Radio Controller Set: This accessory came with a receiver and remote that can be distanced away from the receiver up to 230 feet (70 m) away. The receiver is attached by the tripod socket.

## Lenses by Konica

Konica offered lenses with focus from 15 mm up to 2,000 mm; they were named Hexanon. There was also a low-cost, or consumer line, the Hexar line of lenses. All Konica Hexanon lenses have good quality and got a good reputation: this includes the mechanics and less variation between samples.
* Hexanon 3.5/28 mm
* AR-mount (of the Hexanon 3.5/ 28 mm)
* Zoom Hexanon 3.5/35–70 mm (and flash X-24)
* telephoto 135 mm (mounted on a Konica Autoreflex TC)
# Kohima Chiethu Airport

Kohima Chiethu Airport is a greenfield airport currently under construction at Chiethu, 25 kilometres north of Kohima, the capital of Nagaland in India. It will operate as a second airport for Nagaland with the existing Dimapur Airport continuing to operate. The new airport is being built by the Airports Authority of India (AAI) over an area of 645 acres.

## Status updates

* In 2006, the central government carried out a field assessment for the project. The report was later “nullified” as the feasibility report was found to be “unclear”.
* In 2020, the Airports Authority of India agreed to prepare a detailed project report (DPR) of the Kohima Chiethu Airport.
* On 15 July 2021, the Ministry of Defence issued a "no-objection certificate" (NOC) for the proposed airport at Chiethu, Kohima.
# Kolejka

Kolejka may refer to:
* Kolejka (game)
* Kolejka, Opole Voivodeship
# Pratap Nagar, Jaipur

Pratap Nagar is one of the largest residential areas in Jaipur, India. It is located on NH 12 (locally known as Tonk Road). It is one of the fastest-growing areas in Jaipur.
It is 8 km away from Jaipur International Airport and 9 km away from nearest railway station (Durgapura railway station). Pratap Nagar is an area of interest for Rajasthan Housing Board and JDA (Jaipur Development Authority) for constructions and development.

## Health

* RUHS
* Narayana Hrudayalaya
* Prakash Mother and Child Hospital
* Star Hospital
* Gopi Nath Hospital
* Balaji ENT Hospital, sector 11
* Narayana Multispecialty Hospital

## Education
### Schools

* City International School
* Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan Vidyashram
* MPS Pratap Nagar
* Jankidevi Public School
* VSPK Public School
* Subodh Public School
* JVP International School Pratap Nagar Jaipur
* Saint Soldier School
* Kendriya Vidyalaya No. 6, Jaipur
* LBS Public School
* Dolphins International School
* Rawat Public School Pratap Nagar Jaipur
* St. Sheetal Royal Academy
* Shree Ram Global School
* VSI International School
* First Step Public School
* St. Joseph Convent School, Pratap nagar sector 7 jaipur

### Colleges

* Tirupati College
* Maheshwari College of Commerce and Arts
* Government Women's Polytechnic College
* S.K.H. Medical College Jaipur
* St. Joseph T.T. college, sec. No.7 JAIPUR
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## Online News Portals

* The Viral Rush Media
# Putni tovaruš

Putni tovaruš (English: Travel companion) is a prayer book written in 1660 by Croatian poet and noblewoman Katarina Zrinska on her estates in Ozalj. It was first published a year later in Venice.

## Contents and description

The book was completed on August 1, 1660 on Katarina Zrinski's estates in Ozalj, as can be seen from the introductory text, and was published in the printing press Babiani in Venice during 1661. In the same foreword titled Vsega hervatckoga i slovinskoga orsaga gospodi i poglavitim ljudem obojega spola (To all noble people of the Croatian and Slavic states of both sexes), Zrinska introduces herself as a enlightened Croatian noblewoman whose work is motivated by her religious convictions and patriotism. This was followed by a skillfully constructed poem Vsakomu onomu, ki štal bude ove knjižice, written in octosyllable, which is reminiscent of high quality Baroque poetry of the 17th century, which further reflect the author's intentions:
   Ni za drugo navom svitu Človik stvoren od ruk Boga, Kad mu dušu plemenitu Da srid raja zemaljskoga, Neg da ovde tako hodi, Tako živi i putuje, Da se v smerti prav nahodi I da v nebu gospoduje. Zač Bog stvori vnoge staze, Vnoge pute i načine, Neg da po njih ljudi plaze Do nebeske domovine. Zato knjige, zato pisma, Zapovidi i zakoni Poda, da ki ide š njima, Večnu radost mu nakloni. ...
Most of the prayers of the book were translated from German language into Croatian, using a dialectal mixture of Chakavian, Štokavian and Kajkavian, as a representative of the Ozalj literary circle. Much of the text is considered to be of high literary quality, which led to its reissues in 1687 and 1715, Ljubljana. According to critic and poet Zvonimir Bartolić [hr], some of the prose texts reach the expressive achievements of poetry, calling the work a jewel in the Croatian baroque literature and one of its most important achievements.

## Example

   O moj sveti angel čuvar, verni, plemeniti nebeski herceg, hvalim ti serčeno za tvoje čuvanje, pasku i ljubav, koju si ti meni vazdar skazal; preporučam se, tulikajše, tebi ovu noč u tvoju obrambu, i prosim te, dostojaj se po kriposti svetoga križa, od mene odtirati vsu napast i skušnju vražju, da nijednoga stališa pri meni ne najde, nego da ja u svetom miru spati i počivati budem mogal. Po Kristušu Gospodinu našemu. Amen.
# Popular Democratic Party

Popular Democratic Party may refer to:
* Popular Democratic Party (Dominican Republic)
* Popular Democratic Party (France)
* Popular Democratic Party (Lebanon)
* Popular Democratic Party of Moldova
* Popular Democratic Party (Puerto Rico)
* Popular Democratic Party (Ukraine)
# Pont-l'Abbé-d'Arnoult

Pont-l'Abbé-d'Arnoult (French pronunciation:, before 1962: Pont-l'Abbé) is a commune in the Charente-Maritime department in southwestern France.
# Sardarpura

Sardarpura is a village of the Tehsil Rajgarh (Rajasthan). It is situated at Latitude (28.524813), Longitude (75.512563) or +28° 31' 29.33" North, +75° 30' 45.23 East. According to the census of India 2011, Sardarpura has the total population 1,797 , where male population 1003, female population 797, and number of households are 308.
# Sarras (disambiguation)

Sarras may refer to:
* Sarras, a legendary location in the King Arthur legends
* Sarras, Ardèche, a commune in France
* Sarras, Iran
# Sarris

Sarris is a surname. Notable people with the surname include:
* Andrew Sarris (1928–2012), American film critic
* Evangelos Sarris (1881–1917), officer of the Cretan gendarmerie
* Georgios Sarris (born 1989), Greek footballer
* Greg Sarris (born 1952), college professor, author, screenwriter, and current Chairman of the Federated Indians of Graton Rancheria
* Jerome Sarris, academic
* Michael Sarris (born 1946), former Cypriot Finance Minister
* Neoklis Sarris (1920–2011), academic
* Panagiotis Sarris (born 1975), retired Greek sprinter
# Saviours (band)

Saviours is an American heavy metal band formed in Oakland, California, in 2004. Since then, they have released five albums and two EPs.

## Members

* Austin Barber – vocals, lead and rhythm guitar
* Sonny Christopher Reinhardt – lead and rhythm guitar
* Andy Anderson – bass
* Scott Batiste – drums

### Former members

* Cyrus Comiskey (Black Fork, Drunk Horse) – bass
* Dean Tyler Morris (aka Balls Larson) – Lead and rhythm guitar
* Mag Delana (Yaphet Kotto, Bread and Circuits) – Lead and rhythm guitar
* Carson Binks – Bass

## Discography
### EPs

* Warship (2005) (Level Plane Records)
* Cavern of Mind (2007) (Kemado Records)

### Studio albums

* Crucifire (2006) (Level Plane Records)
* Into Abaddon (2008) (Kemado Records)
* Accelerated Living (2009) (Kemado Records)
* Death's Procession (2011) (Kemado Records)
* Palace of Vision (2015) (Listenable Records)

### Singles

* 2008: "Narcotic Sea" (Kemado Records)

### Other appearances

* Metal Swim – Adult Swim compilation album (2010)
# Poppy Baring

Helen Azalea "Poppy" Baring (8 November 1901 – 15 October 1979) was one of the Bright Young Things of the 1920s. She had been the prospective bride of two princes, both times judged not suitable to the match.

## Biography

Baring was born on 8 November 1901, the daughter of Sir Godfrey Baring, 1st Baronet of Nubia House, Cowes, Isle of Wight and Eva Hermione Mackintosh. She was the sixth generation in direct descent from United States Senator William Bingham, once America's richest man, and his wife Anne Willing Bingham. Their daughter married Baring in the first great international social match between an American bride and an English groom.
In 1921 Albert, Duke of York (the future king George VI), fell in love with Baring, but she had the reputation of being "fast" and fun-loving. He proposed marriage, she accepted, but Queen Mary made it clear that the match was impossible. Six years later, Baring had an affair with Prince George, Duke of Kent, but this time it was the King, George V, who objected to their romance because Poppy was not "suitable". Nevertheless, Poppy Baring was Prince George's mistress for many years.
Her close friend was Lois Sturt. In October 1925, Baring assisted at the small, and apparently secret, wedding ceremony of Francis Hastings, 16th Earl of Huntingdon, to Christina Casati, daughter of Luisa Casati. After the marriage, Baring and Napier Sturt, 3rd Baron Alington (Lois' brother) accompanied the grooms to Dover.
In 1927 Baring established a dress shop named "Poppy's" in Down Street where she sold the latest fashions.
On 17 December 1928 she married William Piers "Peter" Thursby, an Eton cricketer, son of Reverend Harvey William Gustavus Thursby and Margaret Emily Mount.
Raymund de Trafford was also a close friend of Baring, and went to stay with her soon after his release from prison in 1942.
She died in 1979 at her home in Sandwich, Kent.
# Saturargues

Saturargues (French pronunciation:) is a commune in the Hérault department in the Occitanie region in southern France.
# Schering bridge

The Schering bridge is an electrical circuit used for measuring the insulating properties of electrical cables and equipment. It is an AC bridge circuit, developed by Harald Schering. It has the advantage that the balance equation is independent of frequency.
The connections of the Schering bridge under balance conditions are shown in the figure below.
In this diagram:
* C1 = capacitor whose capacitance is to be determined,
* R1 = a series resistance representing the loss in the capacitor C1,
* C2 = a standard capacitor,
* R3 = a variable non-inductive resistance,
* C4 = a variable capacitor,
* R4 = a non-inductive resistance in parallel with the variable capacitor C4.
# Port of São Francisco do Sul

The Port of São Francisco do Sul is one of the main ports of Brazil and Latin America. It's located in the city of São Francisco do Sul, in the Brazilian state of Santa Catarina. It's the largest port for cargo handling in Santa Catarina and the seventh largest in Brazil.

## Data

The land access system to the port is made up of BR-280, BR-101 and BR-116. The railway compositions enter and leave the port through the 485 railway, which connects São Francisco do Sul with the city of Mafra, 167 kilometers away.
Responsible for 25.61% of the cargo handled by the ports of Santa Catarina, receiving an average of 38.6 ships per month, and handling general cargo of 11.4 million tons in 2018. Currently, the unit is managed by SCPar Porto de São Francisco do Sul and operated by Cidasc.
In terms of natural structure, the Port of São Francisco do Sul has an access channel 9.3 miles long, 150 meters wide and 13 meters deep. With a tidal range of 2 meters, the evolution basin is very wide. There are 5 official anchorage areas. In terms of installed infrastructure, the Port of São Francisco do Sul has a berth 780 meters long and 43 feet deep. Still forming part of the port complex, the Babitonga Terminal, owned by the private sector, has a 225-meter-long berth with a maximum draft of 11 meters. An electronic signaling system covers the 9.3 miles of the access channel and the evolution basin, being the second Brazilian port with this international standard. The buoy and tower system, meanwhile, works with solar energy and has an autonomy of up to 30 days. The tower withstands winds of up to 200 km / h, which guarantees precision and safety when navigating through the port.

## History

The history of the port dates back to the 1940s, when the Federal Government issued a decree on March 1, 1941 granting the concession to the Government of Santa Catarina for the construction and operation of a port in historic São Francisco do Sul. Four Years later, in 1945, the works began, which were completed ten years later. The port was inaugurated on July 1, 1955.
Before having wood and yerba mate as the main exported products, today the Port of São Francisco do Sul - in operation together with the Santa Catarina Port Terminal (leased in 1996 and operating since 2001) - is the 3rd largest mobilizer in solid bulk from the south of the country and exports of steel products; cellulose pulp and fertilizers.
# Scarus frenatus

Scarus frenatus is a species of parrotfish. Common names include bridled parrotfish, sixband or six-banded parrotfish or vermiculate parrotfish.

## Description

This species grows to a maximum length of 47 cm, and can be distinguished by its patterns and colouration. Its appearance changes during its life phases. During the initial phase, it has a reddish to brown colour, six to seven dark, horizontal stripes along its body, and red fins. In males, during the terminal phase, the posterior of the body and the lower half of the head appear abruptly lighter. Also, in males, the caudal fins appear blue-green with a large, orange, crescent-shaped area.

## Distribution

Scarus frenatus is found in the Indo-Pacific region from the Red Sea to the Line Islands and Ducie Island, and as far north as southern Japan, to its southernmost location at Shark Bay in Western Australia, Lord Howe Island, and Rapa Iti in French Polynesia. It is not found in the waters of Hawaii.

## Habitat and behavior

Normally, the bridled parrotfish occurs at depths of 1–25 m on exposed outer reefs, occasionally in extremely shallow water. Juvenile specimens may be found in lagoons living within the rubble and coral of the reefs. This species is generally a solitary fish. While feeding, it may join schools of mixed species. It grazes on algae growing in the benthic zone.