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The Battle of Krusi happened on 3rd October, 1796, between the Ottoman army, led by Kara Mahmud Pasha, and the Montenegrin tribes, led by Metropolitan Petar I Petrović Njegoš and Jovan Radonjić. It took place at Krusi in Lješanska nahija. Prelude. After Kara Mahmud Pasha was beaten at Martinići in 1796, he planned to attack Montenegro again. He moved his army from Scutari to Podgorica and set up more troops near the border. From Podgorica, he went to Lješkopolje to prepare for an attack on Cetinje. Petar I found out about the plan and set up defenses. He placed most of his army near Sađavce mountain, and another group led by Jovan Radonjić camped near Krusi. One of the first stories about the battle was written by Archimandrite Stefan Vukčević in 1811.  Battle. The battle took place on October 3, 1796, when Bushati's troops crossed the Sitnica River to attack Montenegrin positions. Russian deacon Aleksije wrote that the battle started at 8:30 am and ended in the evening. After a full day of fighting, the Montenegrins won, killing Bushati. The Ottomans retreated to Podgorica, losing 7,000 men. While Montenegrins had 132 dead and 237 wounded.
The Battle of Fundina took place on August 2, 1876, in Kuči, Montenegro, on St. Elijah's Day. The Montenegrins, led by Ilija Plamenac and Marko Miljanov, had 5,000 soldiers, while the Ottomans had 50,000. A Montenegrin Muslim revealed the Ottoman plans, allowing the Montenegrins to attack a day earlier. Most of the fighting happened at Heljam hill, where the Ottomans defended from trenches. After winning, the Montenegrins captured Ottoman leaders and burned them in a house. The Ottomans fled in retreat. The Martinići battalion killed 2,000 Ottomans and captured 6 flags. Hero Novak Vujošević killed 28 Ottomans and was honored by the Russian emperor. The victory stopped the Ottoman advance and secured Montenegrin success in the 1876–1878 war.
The "Madagascar" franchise from DreamWorks Animation, consists of four movies: "Madagascar" (2005), ' (2008), ' (2012) and "Penguins of Madagascar" (2014). Two Annie Award-winning shorts, "Merry Madagascar" (2009) and "Madly Madagascar" (2013), were also released. A TV show for Nickelodeon called "The Penguins of Madagascar"
The Scutari invasion of Montenegro (1785) was a conflict led by Kara Mahmud Pasha of Scutari. He attacked Montenegrin tribes, including Old Montenegro and Brda. His forces caused significant damage, capturing key areas like Spuž. The Montenegrins suffered heavy losses and were forced to surrender. The event is part of the larger history of conflicts between the Ottoman Empire and Balkan tribes. Conflict. Capture of Spuž. In February 1785, Kara Mahmud Pasha attacked Spuž, held by Ibrahim Pasha. After minor battles, Ibrahim fled, leaving Kara Mahmud to capture Podgorica and secure alliances with Bosniak leaders. By April, preparations began for the invasion of Old Montenegro. Campaign in Old Montenegro. The campaign started on June 18, with heavy fighting in several regions. Kara Mahmud devastated Montenegrin tribes and burned Cetinje, forcing surrender and tribute. Paštrovići Campaign. Kara Mahmud pillaged Paštrovići after a failed assassination attempt, destroying homes and monasteries before returning to Shkodra by sea.
Kara Mahmud Pasha was an Ottoman-Albanian leader in the 18th century. He became the Pasha of Scutari (modern-day Shkodra) and led military campaigns against Montenegro and the Venetian Republic. His conflicts with both local and Ottoman forces marked his rise to power. Kara Mahmud's leadership significantly influenced Albania's political landscape and resistance against foreign influence. His actions helped shape the history of the Balkans during his time. Life. Early Life and Military Service Under His Father and Brother. Kara Mahmud Pasha was born in 1749 into the Bushati family, a prominent Albanian family in the Ottoman Empire. He grew up in the Pashalik of Scutari and began his military career under his father, who was also a powerful leader. After his father’s death, Kara Mahmud took over military responsibilities and continued under the leadership of his brother. First War with the Pashalik of Berat. Kara Mahmud engaged in his first conflict with the Pashalik of Berat, a neighboring Ottoman region. The war was mainly about control over territories and the growing influence of the Bushati family. First War with the Montenegrins and Venetians. In 1785, Kara Mahmud led a campaign against the Montenegrins, who had been resisting Ottoman rule. This war also involved the Venetians, who had interests in the region. Kara Mahmud’s forces captured key locations, including Podgorica, and devastated several Montenegrin tribes. Second War with the Pashalik of Berat. After securing his position in Scutari, Kara Mahmud fought against the Pashalik of Berat again. This conflict was marked by political and military struggles to assert control over the western Balkans. First War with the Ottomans. Kara Mahmud’s rise to power eventually led to tensions with the Ottoman central government. In his first war with the Ottomans, he fought to maintain his independence from the empire’s direct control. The Ottomans saw Kara Mahmud as a challenge to their authority. Conflicts with the Tosk Pashas. Kara Mahmud also
Heinrich Lebensaft (22 March 1905 in Vienna- 25 December 1991) was an Austrian football goalkeeper. Career. Lebensaft began his career at SC Rudolfshügel. In 1925 he moved to Wiener Amateur SV . They renamed itself FK Austria Wien after winning the Austrian championship in 1926. He continued his career there until 1928. International. Heinrich Lebensaft made his international debut for the Austrian national team on 9 November 1924 in front of a home crowd in Vienna in a 1-1 draw against Sweden. In total he played six international matches until 1927. His last match was a 5-3 away loss versus Hungary on 25 September 1927. Honours. Austrian football championː 1926
FC FCSB II was the reserve team of FCSB and last played in the third tier.
Gleagle was a entry level car brand owned by Geely. its cars include the Gleagle Panda that were avaliable for sale on the internet in China via the Taobao Mall which is an e-commerce website. in 2015 the brand was discontinued. History. Gleagle was created in the end of 2008 alongside brands other two brands named Emgrand and Englon that were introduced in 2009. in 2014 Geely said that it would discontinue all these three brands and sell all cars under the Geely brand after this Gleagle was discontinued in 2015 and it was restructered in 2016.
Wey is a car brand owned by Great Wall Motors (GWM) it was founded in 2016 and it makes Luxury Crossovers and SUVS that are based in models of Haval which is another brand of GWM. History. The company was founded in 2016 the name is derived from Wei Jianjun the Chairman of Great Wall Motors (GWM) `s surname and the surname is pronunced the same way as the brand name. The brand mainly sell its cars in China but it also arrived in Germany and France.
The Hyundai Nexo is a Hydrogen Fuel cell Crossover SUV made by Hyundai since 2018 it replaced the Hyundai Tucson FCEV it was also named after Nexø a city in Denmark. History and Features. the Hyundai Nexo was revaled at the Consumer Electronics Show in 2018. and the versions Blue and Limited have ranges of 611 Km (380 Mi) and 570 Km (350 Mi) it has three fuel tanks with a capacity of 156 liters and 6.3 kg the car also have a 163 PS, 400 Nm electric motor. Markets. The Hyundai Nexo was first released in South Korea in 2018. outside the country the Nexo is also sold in Western Europe United Kingdom Australia where it became the first hydrogen fuel cell vehicle there and Japan in the United States the car is sold only in California.
The coastal rocket frog ("Allobates bromelicola") is a frog. It lives in Venezuela. Home. This frog lives in trees and is awake during the day. This frog lives in bromeliad plants high in the trees. Scientists saw the frog between 1310 and 1375 meters above sea level. Scientists think that this frog could live in Henri Pittier National Park. Young. Scientists saw tadpoles swimming in the water inside bromeliad plants. They think the female frog lays her eggs in or on the bromeliad plants. Danger. Scientists say this frog is in some danger of dying out. They think the fungus "Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis" could infect this frog. It causes the fungal disease chytridiomycosis. Scientists are not sure if the fungus can infect the frog.
In English: Chuukese is the language of Chuuk state in Micronesia (country) with around 45.9k speakers, using the Latin alphabet with accents like: Áá, Éé, Óó, Úú, and Öö. It can be only found in Google Translate, a translator app called "English To Chuukese Translator, another translator app called "Glosbe", Freelang Dictionary, and a PDF by Jocelyn Howard from the University of Hawaii". Language family: Austronesian language family.
The Seuna–Hoysala War was a prolonged conflict between the Seuna Yadava Kingdom and the Hoysala Kingdom in southern India, lasting for 124 years from the late 12th century to the early 14th century. The war began during the reign of Bhillama V of the Seuna Yadavas and Veera Ballala II of the Hoysalas, as both kingdoms sought to expand their territories and assert dominance over the Deccan region. The conflict saw numerous battles and shifting alliances as the two kingdoms vied for control over key areas, including the rich lands of present-day Karnataka and Maharashtra. The Delhi Sultanate played a decisive role in influencing the course of the war. In 1296, the Sultanate supported the Hoysalas, bolstering their position against the Seunas. However, by 1311, the Sultanate switched its allegiance to the Seuna Yadavas, reflecting the political complexities of the era. The prolonged struggle weakened both kingdoms, eventually paving the way for their subjugation by the Delhi Sultanate. This war marked a significant chapter in the history of South India, highlighting the intense rivalries and external pressures faced by regional powers during the medieval period. Seuna–Hoysala Struggle. Seuna–Hoysala War of 1187. After Bhillama’s northern raids, the Hoysala ruler Ballala attacked Chalukya king Someshvara IV, forcing him to flee to Banavasi. Bhillama then defeated Ballala, captured Kalyani around 1187 CE, and established Devagiri as the Yadava capital. Ballala later regrouped and, by 1189, captured Banavasi and Nolambavadi. Bhillama’s large army faced Ballala at Soratur but was decisively defeated. Ballala killed the Yadava general Jaitrapala and seized key forts, pushing the Yadavas north of the Malaprabha and Krishna rivers, which marked the Hoysala-Yadava border for 20 years. Seuna–Hoysala War of 1194. After the Battle of Soratur, Bhillama failed to
This is a list of schools in Bracknell Forest, in the English county of Berkshire.
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The Mitsubishi Dignity is a full-size Luxury car made by Mitsubishi Motors from 1999 to 2001 it was Mitsubishi`s flagship car alongside the smaller Mitsubishi Proudia it was reintroduzed in 2012 as a rebadged Nissan Cima. First Genaration (1999-2001). The Dignity alongside the Proudia was released in 1999 they were co-made by Hyundai Motor Company who in South Korea sold the two cars as Hyundai Equus from 1998 to 2009.  The dignity was sold as a rival to Nissan President Toyota Century and Toyota Celsior and it had a "8A80" 4,498cc, 90-degree, aluminum-block GDi V8 engine. from Mitsubishi And it had features like Driver Support System (which are CCD cameras). however the Dignity along with the Proudia did not sell well and Mitsubishi Discontinued both cars in 2001. Second Generation (2012-2016). The name Dignity was revived in April 2012 as a rebadged Nissan Cima. it was also the first hybrid electric car that Mitsubishi sold in Japan it had only one engine option which is a 3,498 cc "VQ35HR" V6 from Nissan many items in the car were also from the Nissan Cima like the the lattice rear retractable window screen. it also had only one trim called "VIP".  Markets. both gens of the Mitsubishi Dignity were sold exclusively in Japan. Discontinuation. The Dignity alongside the Proudia were Discontinued again in 2016 due to weak sales and in Japan only 98 units of the car were sold.
The Kadamba Rebellion was an important event in South Indian history during the 13th century. After Mahadeva, the ruler of the Seuna (Yadava) dynasty, was defeated by the Hoysalas, one of his former vassals, Kadamba king Kavadeva, rebelled against him. Kavadeva, seeking to take advantage of the weakened Seunas, aimed to establish independence for the Kadamba kingdom. This rebellion posed a serious challenge to Mahadeva’s authority. To suppress the uprising, Mahadeva sent his trusted general, Balugideva Saluva, to confront Kavadeva. Balugideva not only defeated the Kadamba forces but also killed Kavadeva, bringing the rebellion to an end. This victory helped restore Seuna control over the region and reinforced Mahadeva’s authority despite earlier setbacks against the Hoysalas. The rebellion and its suppression marked a key moment in the power struggles of medieval South India. Battle. During Mahadeva's rule, he decided to expand his kingdom and marched south. As part of his campaign, he first went to the territory of the Kadamba chief, Kavadeva. The Kadambas of Banavasi had been defeated earlier during the reign of Simhana and had become subordinates to the Sola kings. However, during Mahadeva's time, Kavadeva rebelled against the king's authority. This rebellion forced Mahadeva to take action. In April 1268 CE, Mahadeva sent his army, led by his general Baligadeva, to fight Kavadeva. Baligadeva was supported by another commander, Vithala-dandanayaka. An inscription from the same year mentions a battle during which a warrior from the Kadamba side lost his life.
The Hyundai Exter is a Crossover SUV made by Hyundai Motor Company since 2023 it was revealed on may 2023.  History and Features. The Hyundai Exter was revealed by Hyundai in 2023 mainly for the Indian market. it has a 1.2 L "Kappa II" MPI I4 petrol engine and it has both manual and automatic 5 speed transmission. Markets. The Hyundai Exter is sold mainly in India but it is also sold in South Africa.
Rickey Nelson Henley Henderson (December 25, 1958 – December 20, 2024), nicknamed "Man of Steal", was an American professional baseball left fielder. He played 25 seasons in Major League Baseball (MLB) for nine teams from 1979 to 2003. During this time period, he played for the Oakland Athletics, New York Yankees, Toronto Blue Jays, San Diego Padres, Anaheim Angels, New York Mets, Seattle Mariners, Boston Red Sox and the Los Angeles Dodgers. In 2007, Henderson coached the New York Mets. In 2009, he was honored into the Baseball Hall of Fame. Henderson died on December 20, 2024 at a hospital in San Francisco, California from problems caused by pneumonia, five days before his 66th birthday.
A Vaginal yeast infection is an infection caused by too much growth of yeast in the vagina. This causes a discharge and irritation. It is also called candidal vulvovaginitis and vaginal thrush. The fungus "Candida albicans" is a microscopic fungus that usually causes yeast infections. It is not a sexually transmitted infection. Vaginal yeast infections are not common before a girl menstruates or after menopause. The vagina has a normal growth of bacteria and yeast. But when too much yeast grows, irritation usually happens. Sometimes the medicine used to treat the infection stops working. Signs and symptoms. A yeast infection is uncomfortable. It can feel like burning. It causes itching.  A vaginal yeast infection can cause vaginal discharge. The vaginal discharge can be like water. Sometimes the discharge can be thick, white, and chunky. A woman may have painful sex. It may be painful to urinate. A vaginal yeast infection usually causes the vagina and vulva to become itchy and red. Risk factors and causes.  If the body has a weak immune system this makes it more likely that a woman will get a vaginal yeast infection. Taking certain types of medicine like antibiotics increases the risk of having a vaginal yeast infection. Medications are one cause of a vaginal yeast infection. These are antibiotics, steroids, and chemotherapy. The risk is higher if a woman is are pregnant or who has diabetes. The risk is greater if a woman douches or uses sprays in her vaginal area.  Treatment. To find out whether or not a woman has a vaginal yeast infection, a doctor may: Yeast infections are usually treated with cream or with medicine that is put inside your vagina. a There are medicines that can be bought without a prescription.
Thaddeus "Thunderbolt" Ross is a character in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), portrayed by actor William Hurt. Based on the Marvel Comics character of the same name and also known as Red Hulk, he is a high-ranking military official who first appeared in the MCU in "The Incredible Hulk" (2008). Ross is primarily known for his antagonistic role towards Bruce Banner, the Hulk, as he tries to capture and control him. In "The Incredible Hulk", Ross is depicted as the U.S. Army general responsible for the pursuit of Banner, believing that he can harness the Hulk's power for military use. Over the years, his character evolves, and he reappears in " (2016), where he plays a significant role in the conflict between the Avengers, advocating for government oversight and accountability. Ross's character is also tied to the comic book storyline involving the Thunderbolts, a team of anti-heroes and reformed villains. While the MCU has not yet fully explored this storyline, his involvement suggests potential future developments. After Hurt's death in March 2022, Harrison Ford portrayed the character in the movie " (2025). Ross's character continues to be a key figure in the ongoing narrative of the MCU, representing themes of military power, authority, and the complexities of superhero ethics.
Ultraman is the name of several fictional characters and supervillains from DC Comics who are part of the Crime Syndicate of America, a villainous counterpart to the Justice League. He first appeared in "Justice League of America" #29 in 1964, created by Gardner Fox and Mike Sekowsky. Publication history. The character first appeared in "Justice League of America" #29 in 1964, created by Gardner Fox and Mike Sekowsky. Fictional character biography. Ultraman is often depicted as an evil version of Superman, hailing from Earth-3, a parallel universe where heroes are villains and villains are heroes. He possesses similar powers to Superman, including super strength, flight, heat vision, and super speed but typically uses them for nefarious purposes. His character often embodies the themes of corruption and the dark side of power, serving as a foil to Superman's idealism and moral integrity. In various storylines, Ultraman has been portrayed as the leader of the Crime Syndicate, along with characters like Owlman, Power Ring, and Superwoman. His character has become a significant part of DC's multiverse and is often featured in major crossover events, where the Crime Syndicate confronts the Justice League. Powers and abilities. Ultraman possesses similar powers to Superman, including super strength, flight, heat vision, and super speed but typically uses them for nefarious purposes. In other media. Ultraman's character has appeared in various media beyond comic books, including animated series, movies, and video games, contributing to his status as a recognizable figure in the DC universe.
Lulu Nocera (born 1967), known professionally as Nocera is a Sicilian-American club DJ and a trip hop, pop and freestyle singer. She is probably best known for her 1986 freestyle hits "Summertime Summertime" and "Let's Go".
Information Society (also known as InSoc) is an American electronic band from Minneapolis–St. Paul, Minnesota, initially active from 1982 to 1997, primarily consisting of Kurt Harland Larson, Paul Robb, and James Cassidy; the latter two reconvened the band in 2006, initially with Christopher Anton as lead vocalist, then with Harland rejoining them as lead vocalist by 2008.
Casino Español de Manila is a club organized in the year 1888 by Spanish people living in the Philippines for their recreation and social activities. Later, Filipino members were welcomed to encourage Spanish-Filipino friendship in the country. It is located in the historic "Ermita" district of Manila. It is one of the two active "Casino Español" clubs in the Philippines. The second one is in Cebu which was built in 1920. A third club was built in 1926 in Iloilo but it was destroyed in World War II. The first building of the "Casino Español de Manila" was built in 1913 and opened in 1917. It was designed by the architect Juan Arellano, designed in a style described as "neo-renaissance". In November 1951, six years after World War II, the President of the Philippines Elpidio Quirino and Vice-president Fernando López attended the reopening of the club's historical building. And in 1962, the club entertained the "Crown Prince" Juan Carlos of Spain (who later became King Juan Carlos I) and the Princess Sofía of Greece and Denmark. Years later, becoming Queen Sofia of Spain, she revisited the club in 2000 during an official visit to the Philippines.
Love! Valour! Compassion! is a play by Terrence McNally. The play opened Off-Broadway in 1994 and transferred to Broadway in 1995. It won the Tony Award for Best Play and the Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Play.
The Producers is a musical comedy, with music and lyrics by Mel Brooks and a book by Brooks and Thomas Meehan. It is adapted from Brooks' 1967 movie of the same name. The story is about two theatrical producers who plan to get rich by fraudulently overselling interests in a Broadway musical designed to fail. Complications arise when the show is a surprise hit.
Petar I Petrović-Njegoš (1748–1830) was the Prince-Bishop of Montenegro from 1784 to 1830 and a key leader of the Serbian Orthodox Church in the region. He was the most popular leader from the Petrović family. During his long rule, Petar united the often-conflicting tribes, strengthened his control over Montenegro, and introduced the first laws in 1798. His leadership laid the foundation for modern systems in Montenegro, including taxes, schools, and businesses. Petar was later canonized as Saint Peter of Cetinje by the Serbian Orthodox Church. He was described as tall, handsome, talented, and highly respected.  Time as Prince-Bishop. Petar I Petrović-Njegoš was made a bishop on October 13, 1784, by Mojsije Putnik. Afterward, he met important leaders like Russian chancellor Potemkin and Austrian general Zorić. In 1785, he was forced to leave St. Petersburg, and Montenegro faced threats from Kara Mahmud Pasha, who attacked in 1785. Despite heavy losses, the Montenegrins managed to hold their ground. Petar I and Jovan Radonjić were the two main leaders in Montenegro, but they often disagreed. Jovan wanted to rule alone and sought support from Austria, while Petar I favored Russia. Their rivalry split Montenegro into two factions: "Russophiles" and "Austrians." In 1796, Petar I led the Montenegrin army to victory over Kara Mahmud Pasha at the Battle of Martinići. This victory expanded Montenegro’s territory, bringing more tribes into the state. Petar also worked to end the long-standing feud between the Njeguši and Ceklin tribes in 1797, which helped unite Montenegro.  In 1799, Russia guaranteed support for Montenegro, strengthening its position. During the First Serbian Uprising (1800–1809), Petar I cooperated with Serbian leader Karađorđe and planned a revolt against the Ottomans with Russian help.