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Though Charles [Faris] was an extremely busy man, one of his main passions was to help up and coming artists achieve their dreams. | John Boylan produced Niemietz' second release in 2006, an EP entitled, Without a Net [REF]. |
Though Charles [Faris] was an extremely busy man, one of his main passions was to help up and coming artists achieve their dreams. | John Boylan produced Niemietz' second release in 2006, an EP entitled, Without a Net [REF]. |
The film was directed by George Armitage, who says producer Gene Corman came to him with just the title [REF]. | Armitage credits the quality of the stunts to Buddy Joe Hooker, stuntman. |
The symbol originates with the 15th-century Czech alphabet as introduced by the reforms of Jan Hus. | It is used in the Persian Latin alphabet, equivalent to ش. |
The two teams first played in 1979 [REF]. | Though Maine leads the series, it has been relatively even since 1999. |
Overdrive was created by Dan Slott and Phil Jimenez and first appeared in Free Comic Book Day 2007. | Something of a throwaway joke character, Overdrive made a few inconsequential appearances throughout Dan Slott's run on The Amazing Spider-Man. |
Nathan Knorr was born in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, United States. | He died from a cerebral tumor June 8, 1977 while receiving hospice care at an extension of world headquarters, quieter Watchtower Farms in Wallkill, New York [REF]. |
Knorr arranged for the creation of new branch offices in many countries. | The doctrine of not accepting blood transfusions was also introduced during Knorr's leadership. |
Knorr arranged for the creation of new branch offices in many countries. | The doctrine of not accepting blood transfusions was also introduced during Knorr's leadership. |
Goldring moved to Hong Kong in 1903 to join the local law firm Brutton, Hett and Goldring until in April 1906 he started to practise on his own account. | During the First World War, Goldring served with the Hong Kong Volunteer Corps for one year. |
Goldring moved to Hong Kong in 1903 to join the local law firm Brutton, Hett and Goldring until in April 1906 he started to practise on his own account. | During the First World War, Goldring served with the Hong Kong Volunteer Corps for one year. |
On June 1, she obtained a six-round unanimous decision win over Luz Marina Sanabria Ledesma of Colombia, at Formosa. | Twenty eight days later, she got her first knockout win, when she defeated Uruguay's Andrea Pereyra in only two rounds. |
On March 1, she had to fight one of her closest friends, Carmen Montiel, to defend her Argentina title. | On June 29, she and Montiel had a rematch, and Acuña again prevailed, by an eight-round unanimous decision. |
On March 1, she had to fight one of her closest friends, Carmen Montiel, to defend her Argentina title. | On June 29, she and Montiel had a rematch, and Acuña again prevailed, by an eight-round unanimous decision. |
Acuña then decided to take another two-year lay-off, but she had also decided to stay around the Super Bantamweight division's weight limit, because she wanted to fight in that division from there on. | Then came a rematch with Ashley. |
Acuña then decided to take another two-year lay-off, but she had also decided to stay around the Super Bantamweight division's weight limit, because she wanted to fight in that division from there on. | Then came a rematch with Ashley. |
On May 26, 2004, she made her first world championship defense, knocking out Daysi Padilla in the first round. | On September 11, Acuña knocked out Ana Camilla Santos in the third round of a non-title bout. |
On May 26, 2004, she made her first world championship defense, knocking out Daysi Padilla in the first round. | On September 11, Acuña knocked out Ana Camilla Santos in the third round of a non-title bout. |
Born in Den Helder, Blok studied at the Latin School of Alkmaar and read classics at Leiden University, receiving his doctorate for a study of Sextus Pompeius. | In 1892, Blok was elected a member of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences [REF]. |
Blok believed that it was the task of a historian to stress a country's national past and contribute to a sense of unity. | His work, the Geschiedenis van het Nederlandsche volk, consists of eight volumes, published between 1892 and 1907. |
Blok believed that it was the task of a historian to stress a country's national past and contribute to a sense of unity. | His work, the Geschiedenis van het Nederlandsche volk, consists of eight volumes, published between 1892 and 1907. |
Created in combination by Garth Ennis, John McCrea and James Hodgkins, the Thousand first appears in Tangled Web of Spider-Man #1. | Originally a man known as Carl King, King became the Thousand when he consumed the radioactive spider that gave Spider-Man his powers, which resulted in his transformation from a human being into a hive-minded swarm of a thousand spiders [REF]. |
It can be seen as the compound of an octahedron and a cube. | It has octahedral symmetry (Oh) and shares the same vertices as a rhombic dodecahedron. |
Cymbidium plants are sympodial and grow to a height of 60 cm and the racemes as high as 90 cm. | There are fragrant varieties as well, notably the Chinese cymbidiums. |
Ŭ represents a semivowel in the orthography of Esperanto, which is an international auxiliary language publicly presented in 1887. | Ŭ may also be used for [w] in foreign names, such as Ŭaŝingtono for "Washington", although it usually is written with v (Vaŝingtono). |
Ŭ represents a semivowel in the orthography of Esperanto, which is an international auxiliary language publicly presented in 1887. | Ŭ may also be used for [w] in foreign names, such as Ŭaŝingtono for "Washington", although it usually is written with v (Vaŝingtono). |
Barbara Giuranna was born in Palermo, Italy, and studied piano at the Palermo Conservatory with Guido Alberto Fano. | After completing her studies, Giuranna taught at the Rome Conservatory from 1937 to 1970 and worked as an editor of 18th-century music. |
Elmwood is located at (29.956455, -90.186098) [REF]. | According to the United States Census Bureau, the CDP has a total area of , of which, of it is land and of it (7.30%) is water. |
There were 2,602 households out of which 11.0% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 24.8% were married couples living together, 5.0% had a female householder with no husband present, and 67.3% were non-families. | In the CDP, the population was spread out with 10.1% under the age of 18, 15.6% from 18 to 24, 50.1% from 25 to 44, 17.8% from 45 to 64, and 6.4% who were 65 years of age or older. |
There were 2,602 households out of which 11.0% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 24.8% were married couples living together, 5.0% had a female householder with no husband present, and 67.3% were non-families. | In the CDP, the population was spread out with 10.1% under the age of 18, 15.6% from 18 to 24, 50.1% from 25 to 44, 17.8% from 45 to 64, and 6.4% who were 65 years of age or older. |
Albeit Curió enforced the blockade ruthlessly, most of the landless refused his offer of resettlement on the Amazonian frontier, eventually pressuring the Military Government into expropriating nearby lands for the purposes of agrarian reform [REF]. | The MST was officially founded in January 1984, during a National Encounter of landless workers in Cascavel, Paraná,[REF] as Brazil's Military dictatorship came to a close. |
Albeit Curió enforced the blockade ruthlessly, most of the landless refused his offer of resettlement on the Amazonian frontier, eventually pressuring the Military Government into expropriating nearby lands for the purposes of agrarian reform [REF]. | The MST was officially founded in January 1984, during a National Encounter of landless workers in Cascavel, Paraná,[REF] as Brazil's Military dictatorship came to a close. |
The MST is organized entirely, from the grassroots level up to the State and National Coordinating Bodies, into collective units that make decisions through discussion, reflection and consensus. | The MST is not a political party and has no formal leadership other than a dispersed group of some 15 leaders, whose public appearances are scarce. |
The landless claim to have found institutional support in the Catholic Church through their teachings of social justice and equality, as embodied in the activities of Catholic Base Committees (Comissões Eclesiais de Base, or CEBs for short) which in general advocate liberation theology and more specifically anti-hierarchical social relations. | The MST has widened the scope of their movement by organizing more than just encampments and occupations of large farms. |
The landless claim to have found institutional support in the Catholic Church through their teachings of social justice and equality, as embodied in the activities of Catholic Base Committees (Comissões Eclesiais de Base, or CEBs for short) which in general advocate liberation theology and more specifically anti-hierarchical social relations. | The MST has widened the scope of their movement by organizing more than just encampments and occupations of large farms. |
According to the MST, it has taught over 50,000 landless workers to read and write between 2002 and 2005. | The MST formed its education sector in Rio Grande do Sul in 1986, a year after its first national convention [REF]. |
According to the MST, it has taught over 50,000 landless workers to read and write between 2002 and 2005. | The MST formed its education sector in Rio Grande do Sul in 1986, a year after its first national convention [REF]. |
The role of the MST as a grassroots organization engaged in "charter schools" activity has attracted considerable attention from the Brazilian press, much of it accusatory. | In general, the relation of mainstream media towards the MST has been ambiguous: 1990s media tended to support the goal of land reform in general and to present it under a sympathetic light. |
The role of the MST as a grassroots organization engaged in "charter schools" activity has attracted considerable attention from the Brazilian press, much of it accusatory. | In general, the relation of mainstream media towards the MST has been ambiguous: 1990s media tended to support the goal of land reform in general and to present it under a sympathetic light. |
The beginning of the Lula government was regarded by the MST as the beginning of a Left and therefore friendly government, the movement deciding to shun occupations of public buildings in favor of actions directed solely towards private landed states, in a second wave of occupations from 2003 onwards [REF]. | The march was held to demand - among other things - that Brazil's President Lula implement his own limited agrarian reform plan rather than spend the project's budget on servicing the national debt [Ramos, 2005]. |
The beginning of the Lula government was regarded by the MST as the beginning of a Left and therefore friendly government, the movement deciding to shun occupations of public buildings in favor of actions directed solely towards private landed states, in a second wave of occupations from 2003 onwards [REF]. | The march was held to demand - among other things - that Brazil's President Lula implement his own limited agrarian reform plan rather than spend the project's budget on servicing the national debt [Ramos, 2005]. |
In 1995, in conjunction with his partners Dmitriy Korzhev and Dmitriy Troitskiy in St Petersburg, Hillar established Multon, a juice manufacturing company [REF]. | Hillar Teder is a co-founder and owner of one the largest food retailers in Russia, O'Key supermarket chain. |
- As per the constitutional law and from the constitutional-economic point of view, the government interventions in the rights of an individual to freedom and to equality before law have to be explained. | - Laws are in accordance with this criterion, which are independent of the changing social and-political conditions capable of getting the approval in the long run. |
- But a special obligation of the state for a welfare service to the crafts and trade can not be derived from this. | - On the other hand, the crafts and trade companies can present the consumers the differences in quality through . |
- But a special obligation of the state for a welfare service to the crafts and trade can not be derived from this. | - On the other hand, the crafts and trade companies can present the consumers the differences in quality through . |
- Consumer protection from injuries to health through faulty products and services is in general interest. | - Indeed the question arises, whether additional subjective restrictions for licensing such as the Master Craftsman's Diploma and/or six-year professional experience, are appropriate for getting the special permission (4 years experience of apprentice in a key position ac-cording to the § 7b of the Crafts and Trade Code). |
- Consumer protection from injuries to health through faulty products and services is in general interest. | - Indeed the question arises, whether additional subjective restrictions for licensing such as the Master Craftsman's Diploma and/or six-year professional experience, are appropriate for getting the special permission (4 years experience of apprentice in a key position ac-cording to the § 7b of the Crafts and Trade Code). |
Beaver Grove is an unincorporated community in the township. | Green Garden is an unincorporated community in the township. |
Beaver Grove is an unincorporated community in the township. | Green Garden is an unincorporated community in the township. |
Sabeata said that he lived at La Junta, the junction of the Rio Grande and Conchos rivers near the present day town of Presidio, Texas. | It was a masterful performance by Sabeata to excite Spanish interest in a potential harvest of souls among the Jumanos and their allies and to create Spanish concern about French encroachments on what they believed was Spanish territory. |
Sabeata said that he lived at La Junta, the junction of the Rio Grande and Conchos rivers near the present day town of Presidio, Texas. | It was a masterful performance by Sabeata to excite Spanish interest in a potential harvest of souls among the Jumanos and their allies and to create Spanish concern about French encroachments on what they believed was Spanish territory. |
In response to Sabeata's petitition, three Spanish priests and a large delegation of Indians left El Paso for La Junta where they found that the seven or more tribes clustered there had in fact built churches and houses for the missionaries. | Sabeata and the Indians then persuaded a reluctant Dominguez de Mendoza to assist them against the Apaches. |
In response to Sabeata's petitition, three Spanish priests and a large delegation of Indians left El Paso for La Junta where they found that the seven or more tribes clustered there had in fact built churches and houses for the missionaries. | Sabeata and the Indians then persuaded a reluctant Dominguez de Mendoza to assist them against the Apaches. |
The high point of Vuarnet's career came at the 1960 Winter Olympics in Squaw Valley, where he won the gold medal in the downhill [REF]. | He honed his revolutionary "egg position" (French: "dite de l'œuf") now known as The Tuck - a lower stance in which he squatted down with knees bent, arms outstretched and fists clasped together, in a bid to increase his speed. |
In the early 1960s Jean Vuarnet was asked by his hometown of Morzine to help develop the skiing-area around the town. | Vuarnet also gave his name to the exclusive Vuarnet sunglasses - now owned by a U.K. private equity group, Neo Investment Partners. |
In the early 1960s Jean Vuarnet was asked by his hometown of Morzine to help develop the skiing-area around the town. | Vuarnet also gave his name to the exclusive Vuarnet sunglasses - now owned by a U.K. private equity group, Neo Investment Partners. |
Higher temperatures are also possible with transpired collectors which can be configured to heat the air twice to increase the temperature rise making it suitable for space heating of larger buildings. | Another innovation is to recover heat from the PV modules (which is often four times more than the electrical energy produced by the PV module) by mounting the PV modules onto the solar air system. |
The park is located in the province of KwaZulu-Natal on the east coast of South Africa. | This area is situated between the two Umfolozi Rivers where they divide into the Mfolozi emnyama ('Black Umfolozi') to the north and the Mfolozi emhlophe ('White Umfolozi') to the south [REF]. |
The park is located in the province of KwaZulu-Natal on the east coast of South Africa. | This area is situated between the two Umfolozi Rivers where they divide into the Mfolozi emnyama ('Black Umfolozi') to the north and the Mfolozi emhlophe ('White Umfolozi') to the south [REF]. |
The park is home to Africa's big five game: elephant, rhinoceros (black/hook-lipped and white/square-lipped), Cape buffalo, lion and leopard. | The park has a diverse floral community [REF]. |
The park is home to Africa's big five game: elephant, rhinoceros (black/hook-lipped and white/square-lipped), Cape buffalo, lion and leopard. | The park has a diverse floral community [REF]. |
At the Berlin Conference (1884-1885) the east side of the lake was assigned to the German sphere of influence. | Moinet jokingly asked Storms what title he should take as successor to "His Majesty Emile the First, King of Tanganyika", and signed a letter he wrote to Storms "I, Moinet, Acting King of Mpala." |
At the Berlin Conference (1884-1885) the east side of the lake was assigned to the German sphere of influence. | Moinet jokingly asked Storms what title he should take as successor to "His Majesty Emile the First, King of Tanganyika", and signed a letter he wrote to Storms "I, Moinet, Acting King of Mpala." |
In February 1888 Storms was given the technical direction of the Belgian anti-slavery expedition to Lake Tanganyika. | Storms reached the rank of General in the army. |
In February 1888 Storms was given the technical direction of the Belgian anti-slavery expedition to Lake Tanganyika. | Storms reached the rank of General in the army. |
Apart from the distinction in sizes mentioned above, two main categories of amphibious vehicle are immediately apparent: those that travel on an air-cushion (Hovercraft) and those that do not. | Most land vehicles - even lightly armoured ones - can be made amphibious simply by providing them with a waterproof hull and perhaps a propeller. |
In the 1870s, logging companies in eastern Canada and the northern United States developed a steam-powered amphibious tug called an "Alligator" which could cross between lakes and rivers. | Since the 1920s many diverse amphibious vehicles designs have been created for a broad range of applications, including recreation, expeditions, search & rescue, and military, leading to a myriad of concepts and variants. |
In the 1870s, logging companies in eastern Canada and the northern United States developed a steam-powered amphibious tug called an "Alligator" which could cross between lakes and rivers. | Since the 1920s many diverse amphibious vehicles designs have been created for a broad range of applications, including recreation, expeditions, search & rescue, and military, leading to a myriad of concepts and variants. |
Gibbs has also developed other types of fast amphibians including the Phibian, a amphibian that is aimed at first responder market, and the Humdinga, a amphibian that is capable of traversing extreme terrain [REF]. | The French Panhard VBL is a compact, lightly armored 4x4 all-terrain vehicle that is fully amphibious and can swim at . |
Gibbs has also developed other types of fast amphibians including the Phibian, a amphibian that is aimed at first responder market, and the Humdinga, a amphibian that is capable of traversing extreme terrain [REF]. | The French Panhard VBL is a compact, lightly armored 4x4 all-terrain vehicle that is fully amphibious and can swim at . |
Many tracked armored vehicles that are primarily intended for land-use, such as armoured fighting vehicles and armoured personnel carriers nevertheless also have amphibious ability, tactically useful inland, reducing dependence on destroyable and easily targeted bridges. | At the end of World War I a Mark IX tank had airdrums attached to the side and was tested as an Amphibious vehicle [REF]. |
Many tracked armored vehicles that are primarily intended for land-use, such as armoured fighting vehicles and armoured personnel carriers nevertheless also have amphibious ability, tactically useful inland, reducing dependence on destroyable and easily targeted bridges. | At the end of World War I a Mark IX tank had airdrums attached to the side and was tested as an Amphibious vehicle [REF]. |
Some military vehicles are capable of "wading" using waterproof screens to keep the upper hull dry. | The Leopard 2 tank can use a series of rings which to create a long tube. |
Some military vehicles are capable of "wading" using waterproof screens to keep the upper hull dry. | The Leopard 2 tank can use a series of rings which to create a long tube. |
Joana Houplin was born in the Philippines on February 12, 1990 [REF]. | She attended the Olympia High School and also the Western Washington University where she obtained a bachelor's degree in kinesiology in 2012. |
The earliest incarnation of Ramsgate FC had played since at least 1886 but folded in 1924, with local rivals Ramsgate Glenville taking over their Southwood Stadium. | For nearly thirty years the club performed well without seriously challenging for promotion, but their fortunes changed in 2004 with the return of former manager Jim Ward. |
In light of the rapidly evolving technologies that support telecentres and in light of the increased penetration of mobile technologies (i.e., cell phones), the telecentre model needs to continuously evolve in order to remain relevant and to continue to address the changing needs of the communities they serve. | Evolving models - since the local demand for information and communication services is evolving, the telecentre models need to evolve as well. |
In light of the rapidly evolving technologies that support telecentres and in light of the increased penetration of mobile technologies (i.e., cell phones), the telecentre model needs to continuously evolve in order to remain relevant and to continue to address the changing needs of the communities they serve. | Evolving models - since the local demand for information and communication services is evolving, the telecentre models need to evolve as well. |
The telecentres of today and of the future are networked telecentres, or telecentres of the 2.0 generation [REF]. | One such regional network targeted towards Asia-Pacific is, the Asia-Pacific Telecentre Network. |
The telecentres of today and of the future are networked telecentres, or telecentres of the 2.0 generation [REF]. | One such regional network targeted towards Asia-Pacific is, the Asia-Pacific Telecentre Network. |
Academy Awards Composer Ernest Gold won the Academy Award for Best Original Score at the 1960 Oscars. | The film was also nominated for Best Supporting Actor (Sal Mineo) and for Best Cinematography (Sam Leavitt). |
The main theme from the film has been widely remixed and covered by many artists. | Different samples of the Exodus theme have been used in several hip-hop songs, including Ice-T´s song "Ice's Exodus" from the album The Seventh Deadly Sin, Nas's song "You're Da Man" from the album Stillmatic, and T.I.'s song "Bankhead" from the album King. |
The main theme from the film has been widely remixed and covered by many artists. | Different samples of the Exodus theme have been used in several hip-hop songs, including Ice-T´s song "Ice's Exodus" from the album The Seventh Deadly Sin, Nas's song "You're Da Man" from the album Stillmatic, and T.I.'s song "Bankhead" from the album King. |
Heated fog machines use either an inert gas or an electric pump to propel mineral oil, glycol, or glycerin and water mixture into a heat exchanger, where the solution is vaporized. | Chilled fog machines are designed to create thick clouds of fog that lie close to the ground and dissipate as they rise. |
The versatility of fog machines make them appropriate for a wide variety of applications: Fog readily assists in creating a specific mood or feeling for a theatrical moment, and is often used in plays, such as Dracula, A Christmas Carol and Macbeth. | For military uses see the articles about smoke screen, smoke bomb and smoke grenade. |
Towards the end of its history the level of the Ancylus Lake was falling following the formation of a new outlet at the Great Belt. | At this time the global sea level was rising rapidly as the melting of the last remnants of the great ice age ice sheets still continued (Fleming et al. 1998). |
Passenger service from Bowie to Pope's Creek ended on October 29, 1949 [REF]. | Ownership of the line passed from the PRR to the Penn Central Transportation Company in 1968 and to Conrail in 1976. |
Affecto is one of the biggest providers of Business Intelligence (BI) and Enterprise Information Management (EIM) solutions in the Nordic countries. | In 2012, Affecto's net sales were 133 MEUR and the number of employees is approx. |
In September 2006, the company bought ZenPark Ltd. | In December 2006, the company started its operations in other Nordic countries by buying the Swedish BI company Intellibis Ltd. |
In September 2006, the company bought ZenPark Ltd. | In December 2006, the company started its operations in other Nordic countries by buying the Swedish BI company Intellibis Ltd. |
He was introduced in New Teen Titans #2 (Dec 1980) as the butler of Deathstroke the Terminator. | During the Blackest Night storyline, Wintergreen was reanimated as a member of the Black Lantern Corps, hunting down and attacking his former student [REF]. |
Tal Schneider, a political reporter and analyst, used the Mattot Arim reports in her blog, to objectively analyze the significance of the 2012 electoral results [REF]. | Some media outlets even published the Mattot Arim report in its entirety [REF]. |
Mattot Arim's most well known issue is opposition to a Palestinian state. | In 2010, Mattot Arim advised Israel's Labor party to return to its previous opposition to Palestinian statehood - insisting that this would bring the party back to power. |
Mattot Arim's most well known issue is opposition to a Palestinian state. | In 2010, Mattot Arim advised Israel's Labor party to return to its previous opposition to Palestinian statehood - insisting that this would bring the party back to power. |
Ridley did not dispute Hooper's main typological argument, but neither did he accept that vestments are necessarily or exclusively identified with Israel and the Roman Catholic Church. | For Ridley, on matters of indifference, one must defer conscience to the authorities of the church, or else "thou showest thyself a disordered person, disobedient, as [a] contemner of lawful authority, and a wounder of thy weak brother his conscience." |
Ridley did not dispute Hooper's main typological argument, but neither did he accept that vestments are necessarily or exclusively identified with Israel and the Roman Catholic Church. | For Ridley, on matters of indifference, one must defer conscience to the authorities of the church, or else "thou showest thyself a disordered person, disobedient, as [a] contemner of lawful authority, and a wounder of thy weak brother his conscience." |
In controversy among the Marian exiles, principally those in Frankfurt, church order and liturgy were the main issues of contention, though vestments were related and debated in their own right. | Notably, some of the leaders of the Elizabethan anti-vestments campaign spent time in Calvin's Geneva, many of them following the successful takeover of the Frankfurt congregation and ouster of John Knox by the pro-prayerbook group [REF]. |
In controversy among the Marian exiles, principally those in Frankfurt, church order and liturgy were the main issues of contention, though vestments were related and debated in their own right. | Notably, some of the leaders of the Elizabethan anti-vestments campaign spent time in Calvin's Geneva, many of them following the successful takeover of the Frankfurt congregation and ouster of John Knox by the pro-prayerbook group [REF]. |
Also in 1566, a letter on vestments from Bullinger to Humphrey and Sampson dated May 1 of that year (in response to questions they had posed to him) was published. | A conformist response answered in the affirmative the question posed in its title, Whether it be mortall sinne to transgresse civil lawes, which be the commaundementes of civill Magistrates (1566). |
Also in 1566, a letter on vestments from Bullinger to Humphrey and Sampson dated May 1 of that year (in response to questions they had posed to him) was published. | A conformist response answered in the affirmative the question posed in its title, Whether it be mortall sinne to transgresse civil lawes, which be the commaundementes of civill Magistrates (1566). |