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Hilton McConnico (1943 – 2018) American interior and furniture designer
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Artist and set designer
Hilton McConnico ( 1943 – 2018) was American furniture and interior designer. He was born in Memphis, Tennessee. He worked professionally in Paris. He began painting at a young age and had his first exhibition at the age of fourteen. He worked in the fashion industry, designing debutante gowns and wedding gowns. He launched his own clothing business in Memphis when he was 18 years old.
He travelled to New York and showed his work to Grace Mirabella of Vogue magazine, who suggested he spend a year in Paris. In 1965, he relocated to Paris. He was madly in love with Paris, although he had only visited once and didn't know the language. He fled with all of his possessions and what he thought was enough money to last two years. He had spent it all after six months. He worked as a tourist portrait painter at Sacre-Coeur and stayed in a maid's room.
He worked as an assistant to Ted Lapidus, designing a couture dress collection. He created the first ready-to-wear menswear collection for Yves Saint-Laurent. He was a fur designer for Neiman Marcus. McConnico designed his first film set for friend and filmmaker Bob Swaim in 1974, and since then has worked on 22 films set designs and over 30 television advertisements in France.
He designed the sets for Jean-Jacques Beineix's films Diva (1981) and La Lune dans le caniveau (1983), for which he received a César French film award. Other film sets for Francois Truffaut and Claude Chabrol were created. He began working in the decorative arts in 1985, designing pate-de-Verre glassware with a cactus motif for Daum in the late 1980s. From the late 1980s, he developed rugs for Toulemonde Bochart, china and a silk foulard for Hermés for the 1989 French Revolution bicentennial, and carpets and fabrics for Galeries Lafayette under McConnico's label. He designed a horse racing museum in the Bois de Boulogne, Paris, in 1989 and a museum of costume history in Chateau Chinon. In 1989, he developed a limited-edition cactus-motif rug for Art Surface. He rebuilt the Paris métro station Chaussée-d'Antin with collaborator Gilles Le Gall.
Stylish Ceramic and Brass Table Lamp Designed by Hilton Mcconico
In the early 1980s, McConnico became involved in the field of interior design. The "Nevada" bowl, a dramatic circle of crystal set on a cactus-shaped pate de Verre base, was part of his first collection for Daum, which debuted in 1987. He also made cactus interpretations for Daum and Crystal, as well as pate de Verre stemware. "Rock," "Sun," "Wind," "Sand," "Rain," and "Dust," he named the glasses.
Wine Glasses by Hilton McConnico
Later, he worked with Hermès on the brand's museum in Tokyo, housed in a Renzo Piano-designed Ginza building. In 2005, he received the Sommet du Luxe et de la Création's Talent de l'Audace award in appreciation of his exceptional career.
Despite working and socialising with people like former French President François Mitterand and filmmaker Francois Truffaut, McConnico "never lost his whimsy or Southern sense of humour." The emblem for his fashion and design line, which included a stylised "HMc" surrounded by the legend: "Memphis-Tennessee
Byars, M., & Riley, T. (2004). The design encyclopedia. Laurence King Publishing.
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El Ska Jazz es un género musical caracterizado por unir la melodía del jazz con el ritmo del ska.

Origen e influencias  de bolcita ska jazz

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Agrupaciones Destacadas
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Ernest Ranglin
Jazz Jamaica
 New York Ska Jazz Ensemble
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 Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra
 Kingston Rudieska
 Rotterdam Ska-Jazz Fundation
 Los Guanábana
 The Oldians
 La Suite
 La Big Landin Orquesta
 Satélite Kingston
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Mr Pc Ska Jazz
 St Petersburg Ska-Jazz Review...
 Orquestra Brasileira de Música Jamaicana
 Ska Cubano
 Amusic Skazz Band
 Melbourne Ska Orchestra
 Panonnia Allstars Ska Orchestra
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 Nancy Ska Jazz Orchestra
 Ska-J
 Cool Wise Men
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 Prague Ska Conspiracy
 Tsuyoshi Kawakami & His Moodmakers
 Don Khumalo
 Rico Rodriguez
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 5ta Avenida Ska Jazz

Jazz fusión
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Anna Maria Freiin von Oer (* 9. Dezember 1846 in Dresden; † 22. November 1929 in Gößweinstein, Oberfranken) war eine deutsche Malerin der Düsseldorfer Schule.

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Anna Maria von Oer, Spross des reichsfreiherrlichen westfälischen Adelsgeschlechtes von Oer, eines von acht Kindern des Dresdner Historienmalers Theobald von Oer und dessen Ehefrau Marie Ernestine, geborene Schumann (1816–1878), wurde von ihrem Vater an die Malerei herangeführt. Später ließ sie sich in Düsseldorf von Ernst Deger und Franz Ittenbach in der spätnazarenischen Richtung der Düsseldorfer Malerschule unterrichten. Religiöse Kunst war es, die ihr Schaffen fortan prägte, so etwa Altar- und Andachtsbilder für die Marienkirche in Hannover, die Canisiuskirche in Wien, den Dom von Fulda und die Kirche der Grauen Schwestern in Dresden. Für Heiligenbildchen des Düsseldorfer Vereins zur Verbreitung religiöser Bilder sowie für die religiöse Druckgrafik anderer Herausgeber und Verlage lieferte sie Vorlagen. In den 1880er Jahren übersiedelte sie nach Bamberg, 1897 ließ sie sich endgültig in Gößweinstein nieder.

Literatur

Weblinks
 Anna Maria von Oër, Datenblatt im Portal rkd.nl (Rijksbureau voor Kunsthistorische Documentatie)
 Anna Maria Freiin von Oer, Biografie im Portal hdbg.eu (Haus der Bayerischen Geschichte)
 Anna Maria Freiin von Oer, Auktionsresultate im Portal artnet.de

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Maler (Deutschland)
Maler (Düsseldorfer Malerschule)
Historienmaler
Nazarener
Freiherr
Maler (Bamberg)
Anna Maria
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Geboren 1846
Gestorben 1929
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We get so caught up in our day-to-day grind, that I think we take for granted some of the special and beautiful places that are right in our very own backyard.
Just about any California beach at 6am in the morning is a sight to behold.
Then sprinkle in a dash of some of the best surfers in the area and you have yourself a genuine California experience that you need to see in person to truly appreciate.


The Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee held a meeting here Monday to study a proposal on the country's cultural reforms, according to an official press release.
Hu Jintao, general secretary of the CPC Central Committee, presided over the meeting, which is a major gathering of Party leadership prior to the Sixth Plenary Session of the CPC's Seventeenth Central Committee scheduled to convene in the nation's capital on Oct. 15 to 18.
At the meeting, participants heard and discussed a report on a drafted resolution of the CPC Central Committee regarding cultural reforms. The resolution will be revised on the basis of the results of this meeting, and is expected to be handed over to the forthcoming plenary session.
Different Party organizations and departments throughout the country and representatives of the 17th Party Congress have contributed their ideas for improving the resolution, so as to make it a directive document on cultural reforms under the new situation, says the press release.
Currently, it says, the world is experiencing major developments, changes and readjustments. Meanwhile, China has entered both a critical period for building up an overall prosperous society as well as the final phase for deepening the ongoing Reform and Opening Up Drive and accelerating the country's economic development shift, it says.
Culture has increasingly become a major element bringing together the people and the creative power of the Chinese nationality. It is a major factor in the nation's comprehensive competitiveness as well as a backbone of the country's economic and social development, it stresses, adding, "it has, increasingly, become a cordial aspiration for our people to enrich their spiritual and cultural lives."
The meeting called for precisely mastering the new demands of the country's economic and social development, new trends in cultural development and new expectations for the spiritual and cultural lives of Chinese people from all ethnic groups in a bid to "work hard to open up a new situation in the country's socialist cultural development, along with the process of building up an overall prosperous society on the road of scientific development."
It reiterated the principles of insisting on sociocultural development with Chinese characteristics, deepening cultural restructuring, and promoting the grand development and prosperity of the cultural sector.
It pledged to implement the essence of the 17th Party Congress, uphold the great banner of socialism with Chinese characteristics, take Marxism-Leninism, Mao Zedong Thought, Deng Xiaoping Theory and the important thought of "Three Represents" as the guiding ideologies, and further implement the Scientific Concept of Development.


Several times I have enjoyed speaking to school classes about various natural resources issues, and am invariably surprised at how poorly they understand where things come from. Water miraculously appears from the faucet, and gas from the pump, just as everything from milk and furniture to clothing and computers simply come from the store. They are mostly in the dark about the natural resources it takes to supply nearly everything around them.
It turns out that lack of understanding is about as common among adults as school children, as is evident in the current debates about ballot initiatives that would block oil and gas production. Even among people who understand that without oil there is no gasoline for their cars, there is a shocking ignorance about all the other uses of minerals to build a prosperous society.
A few years ago a nationwide online survey revealed that 72 percent of the American public is unaware that plastic is made from oil. Americans rely on plastics in all aspects of their lives, yet most don't know where plastic comes from, or where it goes. Forty percent of Americans think plastic will eventually biodegrade underground, in compost piles, landfills, or even in the ocean. Actually plastic is not biodegradable at all. People also estimated that more than a third of all plastic is recycled, when in truth it's less than 10 percent.


When: Sat., May 11, 6:30-10:30 p.m.
Celebrate Pittsburgh Festival Opera's 2019 season and the world stage premiere of two Mister Rogers' operas! Wear your favorite tux & tennis shoes, ball gown & cardigan, or come as your own make-believe character. There will be an open wine and brew bar, catering by Rania's Catering, music played by ARTISTREE, a silent auction, and original puppets from Mister Rogers' Neighborhood on display. Proceeds will benefit the production of the 2019 Fred Rogers operas.


3: Hit to your opponents weakest players weakest shot.
4: Play steady – Do not over hit or make unforced errors. Never miss your serve or return of serve. Have patience.
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I'll look for a space for this award Milet especially coming from you, I really do appreciate it. Like you, since I don't really have "work-mates" to talk to I consider my online buddies my friends. Really.
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Exploring the role of animals in permaculture with Nicole Luttrell of Deeply Rooted Design & Wild Song Farm. Nicole says, "In permaculture we aim to create agricultural systems that mimic natural ecosystems. With all the amazing plants out there, it can be easy to forget another huge player in ecosystem function: animals! In this presentation you'll learn how to integrate animals into any scale permaculture site and start reaping the benefits of faster nutrient cycling, building the soil microbial community, pest control, free tilling labor, free mowing, nuisance species control, and of course, high quality eggs, meat, milk, and endless entertainment."
A look at broad acre agriculture for permaculture practitioners with Ethan Strickler. In this talk, Ethan will explore what is possible with regards to applying the principles of permaculture to beginning and existing farms of a larger scale. This material comes from his experiences in whole farm planning, agroforestry, and integrated tree crops with livestock on his family's farm in Mercersburg, Pennsylvania.
An exploration of what it means to "Live in the Gift" with Seppi Garret of Seppi's Place. In this talk Seppi will share his experiences of opening one's self to the gift economy, as expressed by Charles Eisenstein in Sacred Economics, and how we can collaborate to reduce our reliance on the capital economy. His work comes directly from living in community and operating Seppi's Place, a cooperative education and outreach organization based in Camp Hill, Pennsylvania.
Diving in to whole system design learning with Jen Mendez of PERMIE KIDs. Jen says, "In this presentation we'll explore how as children, youth, parents, educators, business owners, permaculture activists and community organizers we can play and work together to bring design learning into our communities through opportunities like the global Cardboard Challenge. Learn why and how to creatively and actively build on permaculture learning in the physical landscape to holistically enrich children's "learning landscapes" and nourish community relationships."


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Fleet Management Tracking Just Got Easier, Simpler And Cheaper--Especially For The Little Guys
New plug-n-play cloud based telematics system launched by Momentum IoT.
Long Beach, CA (PRWEB) - Momentum IoT just made fleet management telematics easier, simpler and most importantly, cheaper with the launch of its tracking software and hardware solution, Momentum Eagle 1. And, to make it more attractive, fleet managers can demo the software for free or try out the tracker with no contract or investment. This is great news, particularly for small to medium-sized businesses who don't want to be locked into long, cumbersome and expensive contracts—because it was designed with them in mind. To get a feel for the company and the product, take a look at the video Momentum CEO Justin Silva and team created.
Telematics uses GPS tracking to monitor fleets and equipment on a Web-based map. It can capture everything from fuel consumption and speed to maintenance issues. Large fleet companies use telematics extensively, but small operators have not been able to do so, primarily based on cost and complexity. Momentum has changed that.
"I like to break things," says Justin Silva, CEO of Momentum IoT. "I like looking at how things are done and try to make them better. I grew up around contractors and worked at a field services company, so I understand the challenges of smaller fleet service businesses—the local plumbers, contractors, electricians, and maintenance inspectors. The big boys all have fancy ways of tracking their equipment and checking the maintenance of their trucks, but these guys don't. Stolen equipment and misused trucks are more than just a write-off. They hurt."
Justin ran Information Technology at AppDynamics, the workforce application management company purchased by Cisco for $3.7 billion. There, he "broke" things by revamping, upgrading and developing many of the company's IT systems—and in the process saving them hundreds of thousands of dollars through automation.
He took the skills and experience at a rocketship IT company back to the place he began in business, a local field services company based in Long Beach, California, called Traffic Management Inc.
It was at Traffic Management that Justin got involved in telematics. He launched trials with multiple vendors, to improve operations at this mixed fleet of vehicles and equipment. Each trial was hampered by limitations: inflexible hardware, rigid pricing, multi-year contracts, and roadblocks preventing easy access to the data.
Silva could see that existing telematic solutions providers were particularly ill-suited to solve problems for small field service businesses. He knew that business owners wanted something simple, easy to use and most importantly, cost-effective. So once again, he broke things.
"I wanted to create something that was user-friendly, where people could just plug it in and go," continues Silva. "No one wants to deal with a platform that is cumbersome or requires technical expertise. I also wanted to design a system that was flexible enough not to require customization, and would work well with existing hardware in vehicles and equipment used by smaller field service businesses. So we built it." After a simple installation, Momentum's device connects to the cloud so that fleet managers can track their equipment in real time, see trips and speeds, and set up alerts for equipment and maintenance malfunctions. Momentum was the first Fleet Telematics company to deploy on the advanced LTE Cat-M network, thereby providing better connectivity, using less power and battery consumption. The software also comes with a robust reporting system that offers a dashboard view of odometer, voltage and fuel levels so that managers can reduce idle times.
Satisfied with the solution, Silva's next challenge was to lock in affordable pricing and easy trials. "Businesses should be able to buy telematics like they buy other software and services. All kinds of industries do monthly billing on a credit card. Why not telematics?"
"Businesses want superior products at low prices," furthers Silva. "Many telematics products on the market are expensive, have an up-front hardware cost, and require a long-term contract, which is a huge pain for small and mid-sized businesses. My vision is to make it easy to try, with no risk. So we have no contracts, and let businesses try a device for free. If they like it, they pay us a low monthly price."
The low cost does not compromise security. In fact, Momentum's solutions offer the highest level of security in the industry. And, it allows its customers to extract data from telematics and input it into other applications easily.
The flexible model that Momentum created proved extremely successful. It won top honors in the 2019 CompassIntel Spring Awards for Connected Solution Leadership: Fleet Tracking Management, which recognizes the top companies, products and technology solutions in mobile, IoT and emerging technology industries . It was also recently lauded by industry analysts at Mind Commerce who touted the manageability, ease-of-use and highly intuitive nature of the product design and platform. The product was named a "Mobile IoT Innovator" by the Global Telecom Industry Association, the GSMA.
But don't get the idea based on product accolades that the company takes itself too seriously or isn't actively engaged with its customers. Momentum IoT's customer service is excellent and it makes software improvements based on feedback. Their quirky sense of humor is evident throughout their website, FAQ's and their how-to videos.
As for the future, Silva continues to look for the next useful features for mixed fleet managers. The company is currently working on a beacon-based tracking solution for non-powered equipment. Concludes Silva, "My goal is to solve real-world problems with simplicity and innovation--and have a lot of fun in the process."
For more information on Momentum IoT, or for a free trial or demo of the tracking software platform please visit https://momentumiot.com/#/about
About Momentum IoT
Momentum IoT helps small and mid-sized fleet managers locate and manage their trucks, trailers, heavy and light equipment with kickass GPS and telematics tracking solutions at affordable prices, with no contract. Momentum IoT tracking software was built from the ground up by professionals, for professionals.
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In May 2017, KCP hosted full-day East and West Kootenay Stewardship Committee meetings that included a morning business meeting and catered lunch for committee members, followed by local field tours in the afternoon — the afternoon field tours were open to all KCP partners.
Participants in both the east and west were extremely engaged and shared many ideas around promoting conservation and restoration, and KCP's collaborative role in the region. Most valuable, perhaps, was the opportunity for partners to learn firsthand about each other's projects and activities, with many synergies identified, ultimately promoting increased cooperation and effectiveness in each region.
Landowner Outreach Training, Conservation Neighbourhoods, Stewardship and Professional Development were some of the main topics covered and we thank everyone who attended for their valuable input, which will help guide KCP's long-term strategic direction.
The West Kootenay Spring Field Tour took place on Tuesday, May 2nd, with the West Kootenay Stewardship Committee meeting occurring in the morning at the Lardeau Valley Community Hall and the afternoon field tour travelling to different locations in the surrounding area, including the Halleran Wetlands, the Meadow Creek South Conservation Property and Lot 570. Click here for the full tour agenda complete with a map and details on each of the presentations.
The East Kootenay Spring Field Tour happened on Thursday, May 11th, with the East Kootenay Stewardship Committee meeting taking place in the morning at the Columbia Valley Chamber of Commerce Hall and the afternoon field tour travelling to the Nature Conservancy of Canada's Luxor Linkage Conservation Area in Edgewater and the Columbia Wetlands in Brisco. Click here for the full tour agenda including details on each of the presentations.


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Moham Hallat I Ziaraat
Flag of Ziaraat
Motto: Warhaa Galay (de facto)
Anthem: Warhaa Galay
Pay Takht
Ziaraa
98% Ziaraa, 2% Other
Avaskan
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Talloh Ay]
Ijte
1,294,612 km2 (499,852 sq mi)
28/km2 (72.5/sq mi)
760.94 Billion
Gini (2020)
Zeel (ZL) (੪)
UTC-6 (Ziaraa Time)
DD/MM/YYYY (CE)
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Ziaraat, officially Moham Hallat I Ziaraat, is a country in north Gondwana. Bordered by Hausberg, Taloria, Talusi, and Meremaa. Its dominant position in northern Gondwana gives it geopolitical importance. Pay Takht is the capital city and the largest city as well as the leading economic and cultural hub. It has 33 million inhabitants and covers an area of 1,294,612km².
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Ziaraat's political system combines elements of ancient tribal governance and Avestian theocracy with the highest office held by a Plaar who is elected and sits for life unless the Ijte feel that the Plaar has broken his vows. The government suppresses some civil liberties by restricting the right to protest and enforcing a dress code.
2.1 Prehistory
2.2 Antiquity
2.3 Medieval History
2.4 Modern History
2.5 Contemporary History
4.2 Administrative Divisions
4.3 Foreign Relations
4.4 Military
4.5 Law Enforcement
6.2 Music
6.3 Cuisine
6.4 Literature
6.5 Holidays and Festivals
The name "Ziaraat" comes from the name of the ethnic group that dominate Ziaraat, Ziaraa, and the suffix "(a)t" which is Ziaraa for "land of". Thus meaning "land of the Ziaraas". The root name "Ziaraa" is, according to Ziaraa folk lore, derived from the name of a tribal leader and the founder of Pay Takht. Ziaraa was killed by his brother who was in turn killed by Ziaraa's son. Ziaraa's son then finished the city and renamed his tribe after his father. Moham Hallat I Ziaraat, however, states that the word "Ziaraa" applies to every citizen of Ziaraat but ethnic Ziaraas typically call non-ethnic Ziaraas "bhay" which is the Ziaraa word for foreigners.
The earliest archaeological artifacts found in Ziaraat confirm a human presence in Ziaraat for atleast 1.5 million years. Ziaraat's artifacts have been found mainly in the Shomaw and Makar zones, mainly at sites such as Warwasi and Tafyeh. During this period, humans led a hunter-gatherer existence.
From the 10th to the seventh millennium BC, early agricultural communities were founded and began flourish in and around the Makar zone. The first evidence of grouped hamlets in Ziaraat were found in the Makar zone. There are dozens of prehistoric sites across the Makar and Shomaw zones, which points to the existence of ancient cultures and urban settlements in and before the fourth millennium BC. After significant agricultural development between the 5th and 4th millennia BC, metallurgy was developed. Initially, it worked on copper and bronze and later included iron and gold.
From 3200 BC to 1200 BC, the territory of present-day Ziaraat was home to several other civilizations such as Malm, Riroar, and Zazend. Zazend, which was the most prominent of these civilizations, developed in the south and continued its existence until the emergence of the Kingdom of Ziaraat. The advent of writing in Zazend began and was developed since the third millennium BC.
By the second millennium BC, the ancient Ziaraa peoples began to spread out of Pay Takht and began founding new cities along the Khulesh river. Cities founded by this sustained wave of expansion include Ihar, Rheyn, Yalbi, and others. The reason for the expansion is not currently known although it is suspected to be the result of increased agricultural efficiency and overpopulation of the other cities.
From the late 10th to the late seventh century BC, the Ziaraa peoples conquered the other civilizations of Ziaraat through a series of rapid invasions and diplomatic conquests. The lesser ethnic groups opted to join the Ziaraas in their rise whereas the greater ethnic groups decided to go to war. At first, the Ziaraas only managed to conquer their immediate neighbours which was mostly the lesser ethnic groups. The Ziaraas eventually began an offensive on the Malmes in the west who wete caught by surprise and offered little resistance. The Ziaraas then launched an offensive on both the Zazends and Riroars. The Zazends eventually surrendered under the condition that their people be spared. The Riroars continued fighting until their king, Eemal, fell in combat. Their cities were pillaged and their people were punished severely. Their population shrank by nearly 60% during this period.
The Ziaraas created their first empire and continued for about three hundred years. Revolts were frequent in thr rural areas of the empire but they rarely developed further than highway banditry. The most significant revolt of this period was the failed revolt of the northern Malmes. They, at one point, managed to secure independence from the Ziaraas. They were eventually put down by the Ziaraas with the northern Malmes cities being razed. After the razing of the northern Malmes cities, the Malmes were enraged and decided to unite under Deoches, the head of a large Malm tribe, who then formed Malm confederacy. The Ziaraas tried to disband the Malm confederacy but failed after Deoches withdrew his forces from the urban areas and began his insurgency from the rural country side. The Malm confederacy continued existing until it formed the Malm Empire.
After the death of Shara Atossa, whos heirs had both died in a civil conflict for the crown, the Malmes and Zazendi began an uprising against Ziaraa rule and inspired the Riroars to do the same. The revolts ravaged the Ziaraat Empire between 616 and 605 BC and freed their respective peoples from three centuries of Ziaraa rule.
The Malm confederacy had survived the Ziaraa Empire and played a crucial role in the Malm Revolts. Due to their role, the Malm people welcomed them as their new rulers. They began to take control over the Malm region and, eventually, two thirds of present-day Ziaraat in the confusion following the Ziaraa Empire's collapse. This marked the end of the first Ziaraat Empire which was dissolved.
In 550 BC, Crus unified the Zazendi tribes and founded the Zazendi Empire. He immidiately began unifying other neighbouring city-states. His eventual conquest of the Malm Empire was a result of revolts and military conquest. The revolts were initially triggered by the introduction of taxes for non-Malm people by the Malm emperor Ayages. The Ziaraas and Riroars were quick to revolt and the lesser ethnic groups joined in the revolts. Crus was quick to take over the revolting areas and circled in on the Malm Empire's capital, Sparthen.
539 BC was the year in which Zazendi forces defeated the Ziaraa army at the last battle for Pay Takht and marked the end of around four centuries of Ziaraa independence and autonomy. Crus entered Pay Takht after the battle and presented to Shara Zahir time two options; accept Zazendi rule or have his city razed and his people killed. Shara Zahir accepted Zazendi rule and was allowed to keep his position although with significant Zazendi oversight.
After the fall of Pay Takht, the Zazends encircled Sparthen and, after a long and bloody seige, captured it and had conquered the Malm Empire. Following Crus's unification of Ziaraat, he began consolidating his territory. He would eventually die after ruling for 30 years. His successors continued to maintain the Zazendi Empire and eventually, under Emperor Darus, annex the territory south of the river Ultaj and north of the river Whool.
The Zazendi Empire is notable for building infrastructure such as the Great Road and a postal service, and the use of an official language, Imperial Zazendi, throughout its territories. The empire had a centralized, bureaucratic administration under the emperor, a large professional army, and civil services, inspiring similar developments in later empires.
Eventually, revolts began after the death of Emperor Ion, the last Zazendi Emperor, and civil war erupted over the succession between his twin sons. The civil war ended with the death of both sons. The territories of the Zazendi empire declared independence during the conflict and left the Zazendi peoples with their pre-empire territory.
In 334 BC, Ishkandar of the Ghilt Riroar tribe conquered the other Riroar tribes and invaded the other kingdoms of Ziaraat. Eventually defeating the king of Malm, Dius III, at the Battle of Issus and continuing to take territory until his premature death. At this point, the Riroars were in a precarious situation. With their leader dead, their reign was fickle. However, due to the swift action of his successor, Akdun, the Riroars were saved after he brutally put down rebellions which inspired fear and kept the populace in check. He also established the Riroar confederacy which would elect a new ruler every ten years. He was elected and kept into power until he died of old age.
In the middle of the second century BC, the Riroars began infighting over who should become ruler and the confederacy collapsed into infighting between factions. This led way to the rise of the second Ziaraa Empire which became the sole power in Ziaraat after rapidly sweeping across the territory of the former Riroar confederacy. The second Ziaraa Empire continued for nearly five centuries, until 224 CE, when it was succeeded by the Kingdom of Ziaraat which continued to rule for four centuries.
Sometime between the second Ziaraa Empire and the Kingdom of Ziaraat, the other civilizations were assimilated and wiped out by the Ziaraas, leaving the Ziaraas as the sole ethnnic group in Ziaraat. It was after this assimilation that the emperor declared himself to be the Shara, creating the Kingdom of Ziaraat.
In 628, the Avestan religion was founded as an organized and consolidated form of the old pagan religions of Ziaraat. It quickly took hold amongst the populace and was eventually adopted by Shara Pavol. After being adopted by the monarch, Avestan practices were quickly enforced such as a ban on idol worship, gambling, alcohol, and others (many of these were already socially condemned but the religious ban made it state policy). Actions taken to enforce these included religious persecution, demolition of idols, and a ban on the caste system.
The Avestan religion brought with it a relative revival of Ziaraa culture and influence as the old aristocracy was replaced by an Avestan Ziaraa bureaucracy.
During the 10th and 11th centuries, Ziaraat experienced a blossoming of literature, philosophy, mathematics, medicine, astronomy, and art. This period is known as the Ziaraat Golden Age. The Ziaraat Golden Age reached its peak by the end of the 11th century, during which Ziaraat was the main theater of scientific activities of North Gondwana. After the 11th century, Ziaraat began closing itself down to foreigners after the influx of foreigners and foreign religions. Shara Ulah Da began a second religious persecution to purify Ziaraat of foreign religions. All foreigners had to convert or were killed or exiled. The Shara also forced foreigners to assimilate into the Ziaraa ethnic group by forcing marriages and killing those who refused.
In 1350, after the formation of the Reiktic Empire, Ziaraat was further pushed into isolation out of fear of foreign influence, religion, and invasion. During this increased isolation, Shara Dali Dur began militarizing Ziaraat by changing cultural values to be more militant. More emphasis was placed on religious duty, honor, and austerity.
The judiciary enforces laws, settles disputes and carries out justice. The judiciary is structured according to the following hierarchy from the highest court to the lowest: The supreme court, high court, local court. All judges must Khareqs.
The supreme court is the highest court of the land. It makes sure that laws follow the Daschtan. It is the final court for appeals on any matter. It sits in the capitol. The sumpreme court has 11 sitting judges who are appointed by the Ijte and sit for 5 year terms. Rulings made here are legally binding unless said otherwise. Legal bindings can be overruled by a future supreme court with a simple majority.
Each zone has a high court which is situated int the zone's capitol. It receives appeals from lower courts of the zone. The high court has 3 sitting judges who are appointed by the zone's governor and sit for 5 year terms. Judgements here are legally binding unless stated otherwise. The supreme court can overturn legal bindings here with a simple majority.
Local courts conduct trials. They are scattered everywhere there is a Jasim. The presiding judge is the elected Khareq. Judgements here are not legally binding.
The judicial system follows a mix between the Daschtan and Ziaraa traditional law. A single judge uses common sense, statutes, precedent, and the Daschtan to decide on a case. Adversaries must appear in person to the court and have to cross examine eachother and any witnesses if applicable. Legal representation is forbidden, only those directly involved may appear in court. If someone is indirectly involved then they must submit evidence in the form of written evidence or other forms. They can be summoned by the judge. Normally, a police officer is present to ensure security and honesty.
Each zone possesses a police force under the authority of the national government. The national government controls all law enforcement agencies and works with the zonal governments to create local police departments.
Criminal offenses have three severity categories:
Category 1: These offenses are mild and are typically dealt with by community service, fines, light corporal punishment. Offenses include mild assualt, threatening behaviour or actions, and desecration of non-significant property. Category 2: These offenses are stronger than category one but less than category three. These are typically dealt with by corporal punishment, jail, and severe fines. Offenses include theft, hate crime, breach of contract, conspiracy, homicide, and assualt causing actual bodily harm. Category 3: These offenses are severe and are dealt with by severe corporal punishment, life in jail, or, rarely, the death penalty. Offenses include murder, rape, terrorism, and espionage.
Punishments for criminal conduct can include corporal punishment, community service, fines, jail, and, on serious offenses or repeated offenses, the death penalty. The death penalty is scarcely used as it is frowned upon by religion but has been used in special cases such as the execution of serial rapist Zardhusd Khun.
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Generally, you have no possibility to throw away and also require to strike all the energizing concentrates. You have to do likewise with your LinkedIn brand name. In the occasion that someone messages you or you should chat with them regarding your brand, have a good lift speech prepared. On the occasion that it is in on the internet message frame, you could make use of a one area pitch. Maintain it short, uncomplicated as well as straight to the point. Your pitch is simply similar to the weakest link.
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 Ben Lomond et Bowen Peak

Bowen
District de Queenstown-Lakes


I prefer the old way at looking at posts vers the new way where they have to be opened one at a time.
Is it possible for you to do a survey to see which way is preferred?
My Bad and thank you Raya. I reset the option and all is well.
I may not be seeing what you are (to me the threads seem the same), but is it possible your View Options got changed without you realizing it? I sometimes find that happens when I do a search.
If you want to check, go to the top right-hand area of the first post in the thread, just above the "Post #1" label. You will see a grey-blue box labeled "Options" with a drop down triangle. Click there and see what is highlighted. "Standard" allows all the responses to show automatically. It sounds like you are now seeing "Outline" maybe?


"aforetime." YourDictionary, n.d. Web. 09 April 2019. <https://thesaurus.yourdictionary.com/aforetime>.
Here the bread and wine become by consecration tenements in which the Word is reincarnated, as he aforetime dwelled in flesh.
It was saved partly by the courage of his wife, Theodora, and partly by the timely prodigality of Narses, who stole out into the capital, and with large sums of money bribed the leaders of the "blue" faction, which was aforetime loyal to the emperor, to shout as of old "Justiniane Auguste to vincas."
Clovis aforetime, hesitated to put himself at the disposal of the priest.


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Liwanow ist der Familienname folgender Personen:

 Boris Nikolajewitsch Liwanow (1904–1972), russischer Schauspieler
 Dmitri Wiktorowitsch Liwanow (* 1967), russischer Physiker und Bildungsminister von Russland
 Michail Nikolajewitsch Liwanow (1907–1986), sowjetischer Physiologe
 Wassili Borissowitsch Liwanow (* 1935), russischer Schauspieler und Autor


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Blackwell's to be festival online bookseller
Bookshop will also run festival marquee
One of the UK's oldest independent booksellers is to be the official online bookseller for the FT Weekend Oxford Literary Festival.
Blackwell's, whose flagship Oxford bookshop is one of the oldest continuously trading bookshops in the world, will add the online responsibilities to its long-held role as the official physical bookseller to the festival.
David Prescott, managing director of Blackwell's, said: 'Blackwell's has enjoyed a long association with the Oxford Literary Festival and, over the years, our specialist appreciation for and understanding of books has resonated well with the thousands of people who attend the festival events. And as Blackwell's was the first transactional bookshop online in the UK when it opened its virtual doors in 1985, we look forward to imparting that same knowledge and passion online wherever those interested in the festival may be.'
Blackwell's has also taken on additional responsibilities for the 2014 festival, acting as the official box office as well as running the festival marquee, which acts as a central hub for visitors.
'The festival is a massively important part of our calendar as a bookseller,' said Prescott. 'It provides an important bridge between the start of the academic year, Christmas and the late Spring arrival of academic tourists and summer schools. Commercially it is very important to us as an independent bookseller. Several weeks of intensive work goes into the preparation for it and we are all gearing up for a great festival.'
Established in 1879, this year Blackwell's turns 135 years old. In addition to meeting the needs of its customers with knowledgeable, approachable staff and the authority of its range of books, Blackwell's is actively engaged in rolling out a new digital strategy which will meet the demands of customers for many years to come. In August 2012, Barnes & Noble and Blackwell's announced a partnership meaning that the 60 Blackwell's bookshops around the country would sell the range of nook e-reading devices.