Question: When was the initiate a meting on moutain by George Washington ?
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Prešernova koča na Stolu (2174 m) is a moutain hut, which lies on southern side of Stol, just below the peak of "Mali Stol" (2198 m).
It is named after Slovenian poet France Prešeren.
First hut was built in 1909.
During WW2 it was burnt down and rebuilt in 1966. 
 Weddings with nonhuman natural elements Sexecological Walking Tours 25 Ways to Make Love to the Earth (Theatre Piece) Examples of performances.
Ecosexuals also hold a number of educational workshops and engage in on-site environmental activism, such as "Occupy Bernal" and protests against mountaintop removal, as shown in the film "Goodbye Gauley Moutain: An Ecosexual Love Story."
"The North Face" brand was established in 1968 by Douglas Tompkins and Kenneth "Hap" Klopp, in San Francisco the two renamed a San Francisco climbing equipment retail store they'd founded two years earlier.
The idea of "The North Face" originated after a hiking trip on the Eagle Moutain in Minnesota.
The north face of a mountain in the northern hemisphere is generally the coldest, iciest and most formidable route to climb.
For a time the store offered only highly selected merchandise targeted to climbers and backpackers.
By the 1980s, skiwear was added, followed by camping equipment.
Today, The North Face is a wholly owned subsidiary of the VF Corporation.
Its headquarters is in Alameda, California, co-located with its corporate sibling, JanSport.
In 2007, JanSport was the world's largest backpack maker; combined, the two manufactured nearly half of all small backpacks sold in the United States.
The North Face's quarter-circle logo, produced by California designer David Alcorn in 1971, evokes Half Dome, a massive granitic monolith in Yosemite National Park.
The North Face maintains strong links with the outdoor community through sponsoring athletes, including Lizzy Hawker, winner of the Ultra Trail Tour du Mont Blanc in 2005, 2008 and 2010. 
Louise Tyler played by Azuka Oforka, is a receptionist.
She first appeared on 18 August 2012 for one episode as a ambulance dispatcher before returning as the new receptionist, that was drafted in to give Noel Garcia (Tony Marshall) more support post riots.
Louise is extremely organised, very efficient and loves to be in control.
She has no problem meting out a dressing down to anyone she considers lazy, a timewaster, or those who mess up her carefully calibrated system.
In her first episode, Louise fell out with the paramedic duty manager, Dixie Dixon (Jane Hazlegrove) and when she returned as a receptionist, it was shown that they had still fallen out but episodes later, Louise had to get details of a patient who was in resus however, she was scared of going in because of the blood.
Dixie noticed this and helped her overcome this fear.
Louise and Dixie then became friends.
Louise became 'frenemies' with Big Mac and Noel and was often to be found in argument with them.
She also helped Noel when he was left homeless and was support for Big Mac when he was held hostage by Iain's unstable army colleague, Kenny. 
In the re-organization of the Army of the Trans-Mississippi following the defeat at Prairie Grove, Shoup's Battery was assigned first to General Carrol's Brigade of Marmaduke's Division and then to Shoup's Division per special Order No.
68, dated December 18, 1862.
Utilmately a decision was made by General Hindman that the moutain howitzers of Shoup's battery were worthless for effective artillery support.
He ordered the guns to be turned over to his Ordnance Officer.
As of January 16, 1862, the guns themselves were at Dardanelle awaiting transportation.
The battery personnel, which had been made up of men detailed from various infantry units were disbanded, the men sent back to their original commands and the officers relieved of duty.
Brigadier General Francis Shoup moved back across the Mississippi River and served at the Siege of Vicksburg and later during the Siege of Atlanta.
James Shoup apparently accompanied his brother on the move back east to become his aide.
By March 1863, First Lieutenant William M. Hughey and Second Lieutenatn W. A. Miller would help organize a new battery, the 8th Arkansas Field Battery, which would serve in the Department of the Trans-Mississipp until the close of the war.