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Explore the architectural playground where big guns from Marcel Breuer to Frank Lloyd Wright cut their teethThink of Midcentury Modernism and your mind probably jumps to the Californian coast, with its plethora of Case Study houses. But Modernism took on a variety of flavours as its architects travelled their way across the US.Minnesotas Modernist offerings might lack the showiness of their Californian counterparts, and the idealism of their east coast compadres, but the state acted as test-bed for architects from Frank Lloyd Wright to Minoru Yamasaki.

In his latest book, Minnesota Modernism, architecture critic Larry Millett lifts the lid on the states treasure trove of Midcentury gems. We asked him to take us on a whistle stop tour of his favouritesLarry Millett: Minnesota was an important outpost of Midcentury Modernism after World War II. Ralph Rapson, who in 1954 became dean of the School of Architecture at the University of Minnesota, played a pivotal role in bringing a modernist sensibility to the state.

Trained under Eliel Saarinen in Michigan, Rapson was not only a charismatic leader but also an outstanding designer. The Shepherd House (1957) in the St Paul suburb of Falcon Heights remains a fine example of Rapsons bright, energetic work.Dozens of architects educated at the university established or joined practices around the state after the war, designing thousands of commercial buildings, schools, churches, and residences.

These architects did not produce a distinctive Minnesota look, but they did favour boxy, straightforward designs, as opposed to the more theatrical brand of Midcentury Modernism that flourished in California.A number of internationally renowned Modernists contributed to the states Midcentury legacy. Marcel Breuer designed the bold Alworth-Starkey House (1955) in Duluth, but is better known for his magnificent Abbey Church (1961) at Saint Johns University in Collegeville.

The states most influential Midcentury church, however, was Christ Lutheran (1949) in Minneapolis, designed by Eliel Saarinen. Its subtle brick volumes became the model for scores of churches in Minnesota and across the United States.These architects did not produce a distinctive Minnesota look, but they did favour boxy, straightforward designs, as opposed to the more theatrical brand of Midcentury Modernism that flourished in CaliforniaAmong the numerous high-style Midcentury houses built in Minnesota, those of Frank Lloyd Wright (who hailed from neighbouring Wisconsin) are among the most notable.

His Elam House (1952) in the small industrial city of Austin is a superb, and very large, example of his highly personal Usonian style. Minnesota is also home to Wrights only service station, built in 1957 in the small town of Cloquet.Minoru Yamasaki was another important Midcentury architect who left an imprint on Minnesota.

Mostly remembered today as the architect of the now destroyed World Trade Center towers in Manhattan, Yamasaki was an intriguing designer whose buildings possess a kind of delicate formality. His Northwestern National Life Building (1964) in Minneapolis hovers somewhere between high art and high kitsch, and its become a beloved local monument.But the states most famous Midcentury building may well be Southdale Center (1956), just outside of Minneapolis.

Austrian-born architect Victor Gruens retail complex was the countrys first fully enclosed shopping mall, and as such it spawned thousands of descendants, including the giant the Mall of America just a few miles away.Words Larry MillettMinnesota Modern: Architecture and Life at Midcentury by Larry Millett is out now via the University of Minnesota PressOriginally published at on March 9, 2016. Like this story?

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1. Biography of mele & co wooden jewelry box Aluli was born in Puunoa, Lahaina, Maui T. Hawaii, on October 7, 1911. She was born into a large family of 13 children (Margaret, Annie, Carl, Bernard, Emma, Maude, Aurora, Diana, Irmgard, Rudolph, Lurina, Edna & Llewellyn "Buddy)," One of Hawaii's foremost Musical Families. Her parents are Annie Kahalepouli (Bastel Shaw) Farden and Charles (nee Karl) Kekua Farden and she is of Hawaiian, French-German and Hungarian ancestry. Aluli first started performing publicly with the Annie Kerr Trio in 1925. She had an alto voice and could play piano, ukulele, bass and guitar. Aluli wrote her first song in 1935, called "Three Lovely White Blossoms;" followed shortly by "Peke Nui" AKA "Down on Maunakea Street." In 1937, she had her first hit, "Puamana," which was a song she wrote about her childhood home in Lahaina. "Puamana" has become a standard for hula dancers and Hawaiian musicians. In 196s, she started a group called Puamana. The group started out as a trio (Irmgard, her sister Diana and Close friend and Annie Kerr Alum, Thelma Anah). In 1976, Irmgard amended the group include her daughters Neaulani Aluli Spaulding and Mihana luli Souza. After Neaulani's death her niece, Luanna Farden McKenney and her daughter Aima McManus were added to the group. A short film was created by Les Blank, Meleanna Meyer and Chris Simon about Puamana in 1991. The film features the group and also includes interviews with Aluli. Aluli performed publicly often, until she hurt her hand in 1998. In 1998, she was honored with her induction into the Hawaiian Music Hall of Fame. She continued to play ukulele and made "occasional appearances until a few weeks before her death." Aluli died on October 4 in Honolulu. In 2015, Puamana, which has continued under the leadership of her daughters and granddaughter earned a Lifetime Achievement Award from HARA. ------ 2. Literary career of mele & co wooden jewelry box Prof. Champa Sharma has authored 18 original works along with several translation works from languages ranging from Sanskrit to English and Hindi into Dogri. Many of her works have been translated into other languages namely English, Hindi, Punjabi, Santali, Manipuri, Kashmiri and Thai. Original worksDogri Kavya Charcha (1969) Ik Jhaank (1976) - (essays on folk literature) Duggar Dharti (1979) - (poetry) Duggar Da Lok-Jivan (1985) - (folk-lore) Anuvad Vigyan (Co-author) (1985) Gurhe Dhundhle Chehare (1988) - (literary sketches in prose) Kavya Shastra Te Dogri Kavya Sameeksha (1988) - (literary criticism) Raghunath Singh Samyal (Monograph in Hindi) Je Jeende Ji Surag Dikhana (1991) - (Dogri songs) Jammu Ke Pramukh Parv-Teohar Aur Mele Saak Sunna Preet Pittal (1996) - (short stories) Shodh Prabandh Nihaalap (2002) - (Dogri ghazals) Cheten Di Rohl (2004) - (long Dogri poems) Gadeerna (2007) - (Dogri poetry) Prof. Ved Kumari Ghai (2011) (Monograph in Dogri) Saanjh Bhyal - (Dogri poetry) Soch Sadhana - (prose - analytical articles on literature)TranslationsFrom Sanskrit into Dorgi: "Katha Saritsagar" of Somdatt of Kashmir, Part-3 published by Jammu and Kashmir Academy of Art, Culture and Languages From English into Dogri: "Duaari Kabootaren Di", novel named "The Flight of the Pigeons" written by Ruskin Bond, published by Sahitya Akademi, New Delhi. From Hindi into Dogri: Ram Krishna Vachnamritsaar (in press) From English into Dogri: "Swami Vivekanand Hundi Saral Jeevan Yatra te Unde Updesh", originally titled "Simple life of Swami Vivekananda and his teachings" From Sanskrit into Dogri: Commentary of Acharya Mummat's "Kavyaprakash" completed under major research project of University Grants Commission (to be published) From English into Dogri: "The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari" by Robin Sharma, published by Jammu and Kashmir Academy of Art, Culture and Languages with the title in Dogri "Sanyasi Jinn Apni Ferrari Bechi Ditti"Books compiled and editedAjkani Dogri Kavita Part 2 published by Sahitya Akademi, New Delhi Life & Works of Krishan Smailpuri published by Jammu and Kashmir Academy of Art, Culture and Languages Hirkhi Tandaan published by Dogri Sanstha, Jammu Bhasha Vigyan Te Dogri Dogri Bal Geet published by Jammu and Kashmir Academy of Art, Culture and Languages in collaboration with CIIL, Mysore Dogri Shodh - Vol. I, II, III, IV, V Hindi - Dogri and Dogri - Hindi Dictionary of Synonyms (to be published) ------ 3. Junedin Sado of mele & co wooden jewelry box Junedin Sado (or Juneidi Sad) is a former Ethiopian Cabinet Minister. He was educated at Addis Ababa University (Geology), the University of East Anglia (Environmental Sciences), the University of Birmingham and Azusa Pacific University. Junedin was President of the Oromia Region from 28 October 2001 until 6 October 2005 when he was replaced by Abadula Gemeda. He subsequently was appointed Transport and Communication Minister, which is the office he was holding when Prime Minister Meles Zenawi moved him to the Science and Technology Ministry October 2008. Following the 2010 general election, Junedin was appointed Minister of Civil Service. In July 2012 his wife, Habiba Mohammed, was arrested with 29 others. Habiba was charged with funnelling money from the Embassy of Saudi Arabia to Islamist terror groups in Ethiopia. In her defense, Junedin claimed that he had approached the Saudi Arabian Embassy privately for money to build a mosque and fulfil the wishes of his late mother. Junedin was subsequently fired from his position on the executive committee of the Oromo Peoples' Democratic Organization in September, and was released from his position as Minister of Civil Service 29 November. Ethiochannel, a pro-government private newspaper based in Addis Ababa, reported in February 2013 that Junedin Sado fled to Kenya. However, another report stated that he returned to Ethiopia in July and was killed by government agents in Robe. More recently, Junadin is alleged to have entered the United States and accepted asylum. His recent appearance on ESAT TV has verified he is alive and well. ------ 4. Career of mele & co wooden jewelry box Moody's career started in regional news as a reporter at the Gainsborough News (which later became the Gainsborough Standard) in 1983, before he moved to the Scunthorpe Star in 1984. In 1985 he was promoted to Group News Editor for the Lincolnshire Standard Group (which owned 20 local titles) before moving to be business correspondent at Gulf News (Dubai). In 1987 he became the business correspondent for the Manchester Evening News before becoming City and Political correspondent at the Daily Express. In 1995 he became a freelance business journalist writing for national newspapers and magazines including the Daily and Sunday Express, Mail on Sunday and The Observer. His interest in China began in the 1990s with a number of assignments to Hong Kong, including covering the handover to China of the British colony in 1997. In February 2009 Moody became Senior Business Correspondent at China Daily, after covering the 2008 Beijing Olympics. He later became Senior Correspondent Overseas and Global editions. This involves writing for China Dailys European and Africa Weekly editions, as well as China Watch, which is published in conjunction with the Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, the Daily Telegraph and publications across the world. During his time at China Daily Moody has covered political events including the Two Sessions Meeting, the CPC 19th National Party Congress, the 9th BRICS Summit in Xiamen, the World Economic Forum Summer Davos in Dalian and the High-Level Dialogue and Think Tank Forum: Fighting Against Poverty in Addis Ababa. He has written extensively on the Chinese economy and on China-Africa and China-UK relations. He has also interviewed former UK prime minister Tony Blair, and covered the state visits of Chinese President Xi Jinping (including his state visit to the UK in October 2015 and South Africa in December 2015). He has also interviewed the late prime minister of Ethiopia Meles Zenawi, the former president of Ghana John Mahama and Sierra Leone president Ernest Bai Koroma. Moody was namedby whom? a 'State High-End Project Foreign Expert'when?. He was a keynote speaker at two Vision China events ------ 5. Playback singing career of mele & co wooden jewelry box Devan began his singing career in the year 1999, when he received an unexpected call from Academy Award winning composer A. R. Rahman's assistants for a voice audition. He then, went on to record his maiden song "O Maria" for the film Kadhalar Dhinam along with Yugendran. The song proved to be a hit among all sections and thereafter he received several offers from many other Southern music directors. Devan's second huge hit came in his short piece mellifluous rendition in "Ore Nyabagam" from Minnale (2001) composed by Harris Jayaraj. Thereafter he sang many popular tracks in Tamil and Telugu films under the compositions of Ilayaraja, Vidhyasagar, Deva, Yuvan Shankar Raja, Karthik Raja and others. The song "Anbil Avan" from Vinnaithaandi Varuvaayaa composed by A. R. Rahman ruled the music chart for months. Most of his songs are for the music director Harris Jayaraj. And all the songs which he had sung for him have received a good reception from the audience. Recently he has sung a peppy number called "Nahna na Na" for Director Venkat Prabhu's Biriyani Which was composed by Yuvan Shankar Raja has become a viral hit from the day it was released. Two different remix versions of the song called "New Jack Swing Mix" and "The Extended Mix" also received a massive response. His latest song is " Yennai Arindhaal " from the movie Yennai Arindhaal where he again sings for the music director Harris Jayaraj. This song was written by lyricist Thamarai. It is another peppy number. ------ 6. Best selling author of mele & co wooden jewelry box The character "Les Norton" was based on two likeable Sydney larrikin identities, Ken Wills, (Willsy) a polyathlete who was a retired Sydney TRG/ water police officer, deep sea diver, first grade rugby league player for South Sydney in the mid 70s, a professional boxer and a skiing gold medallist, although there is no corroborating evidence for many of these claims. The other character was amateur boxer turned seaman/waterfront worker "William ( Doogza ) Davis" an underworld hard man. Robert Barrett worked as a DJ and his two friends worked as doormen at "Randi Wix" night club in Randwick, thinly veiled as the nightclub where Les works in the tales (the nightclub in the books, the Kelly Club as it is called is actually based on the Kellett Club, a Terrace house in Kellett St Kings Cross as small but well known private casino). Both Doogsa and Willsy had associations with the Kellet club; Barrett did not. After work they would "grab drinks at the early opener at Kings Cross and swap stories," whilst Barrett jotted down the occasional note. A montage of these stories and the continuing life experiences of these two uniquely Australian individuals are what appears in the Les Norton series. Therefore, the Les Norton tales are truer than may be imagined. Robert G. Barrett also wrote other single book stories. 'So What Do You Reckon?' is a collection of Robert's columns from when he was a columnist for the Australian People magazine. Barrett's books sold over 1,000,000 copies in Australia.

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What Can Be Done About the Tragic Mispronunciation of the Word 'jewelry' As Jew-la-ry Before It Becomes the Accepted Pronunciation?

First, I am not sure why that would be a tragic mispronunciation.The process at work is called linguistic metathesis. Thats where two sounds switch their order. I would understand both jew-el-ry and jew-luh-ree as jewelry, just as I would understand both nuke-lee-er and nuke-yuh-ler (as presidents Carter and Bush pronounced them in their dialects) as nuclear.There are other such variation from the standard in English:standard pretty non-standard purty/purdyiron ayrnstandard comfortable non-standard comfterbleask aks in some dialectset cetera ec/k ceteraand of course that aforementioned nuclear nucularMetathesis is a common linguistic process. I wouldnt think of it as tragic. But I would encourage people to stick with a standard pronunciation since that can help with writing and comprehension (though English has quite a few variations between written and spoken form anyway!)Edit February 21, 2017: Also See Daniel Rosss post and consider the role of epenthesis ('Athaletes' and 'Fambilies': Epenthesis (or Intrusion) in Speech) in this question. Daniel has raised a good point in this regard! â€¢ Other Questions Can forward swept wing aircraft have control authority without canards assuming it has elevators on the trailing edge of the aircraft? Hello there,Of course !Letu2019s first take a look at some tailed examples, just to hammer the point home about control authority.Here are some real world examples u2026 starting with one of the first of these u2026Junkers Ju-387.Hansajet HFB320 (same designer as the Junkers, incidentally - Hans Wocke)Schleicher Ka-7 u2018Rhonadleru2019 two seat sailplane. In terms of FSW without elevators, the majority of these have tended to be gliders - even full sized ones !George Cornelius successful powered flight prototype, which led to u2026.Such as the Cornelius XFG-1, which actually few quite well, and was very docile.Marske Pioneer IID , a FSW sailplaneFor flying models, there have been quite a few u2026The arresting Toucan radio-controlled slope soaring sailplanethe Dream Flight Alula slope soarer - not much forward sweep, but there neverthelessu2026These are the examples best known to me, and I (think!) there are one or two more. In essence, the use of a FSW (Forward Wept Wing) does not mean that a design has to have a canard - no indeedy ! as these examples make clear. Ordinary control with a conventional elevator works just fine, though there are some significant design considerations.For more see :https://booksite.elsevier.com/9780123973085/content/APP-C5-DESIGN_OF_UNUSUAL_CONFIGURATIONS. pdfAmerican flying wings in WW2My 2c worth, and kind regards ------ In World War II, why did the Americans go to war against Germany in Europe, not just Japan in the Pacific where they were attacked? Firstly Germany declared war on the USA. Not the other way round. Hitler was hoping that the Japanese would attack Russia from the East. Secondly the USA was as at war with Germany as a country can get without actually being at war. In Oct and Nov 1941 the USN was pretty much conducting an undeclared war with the U-boats and escorting convoys almost as far as Ireland. US Factories were supplying everything from boot laces to bombers to the Allies. They were to neutrality what King Herod was to child care. Hitlers declaration of war on the USA while seemingly a foolish act did actually allow the Uboats to take the war to the US Merchant fleet in US waters which makes sense as pretty much the only way for Germany to ensure that it wins WW2 is to win the battle of the Atlantic and knock Britain out of the war. All the time the USA was neutral they could not do this and were instead forced to attack shipping close to the UK at a time when the British had a good grip on the Uboat issue making it very dangerous for the Uboats to operate in that area. By declaring war the Uboats had what has been called the 2nd happy time when they ran wild down the eastern seaboard and the Caribbean Sea sinking a staggering number of ships before the USA managed to get a grip on the situation ------ What are the best Chinese restaurants in Paris? Please find here my favorite Chinese places in Paris: La Nouvelle Mer de Chine -159, rue du Chteau des Rentiers - Go exotic in this no-nem zone, the risk is worth it: salted duck tongue to start with, then bindweed salad and teochew chicken, garlic crab with lemon sauce Real Chinese food!Les Ptes Vivantes - 46, r. du Faubourg-Montmartre - Proper Chinatown house where noodles are made to order, accompanied by wokd spicy chicken or beef, in soup or just fried up with vegetables.Shan Got - 22, rue Hector-Malot- Hidden place but definitely the best Chinese restaurant in Paris (trust the expert). This very young inspired chef produces extremely high quality dishes from all over China. A true gem.Van - 65, boulevard Saint-Marcel - Don't go to this authentic Chinese hole-in-the-wall for the menu on display (or in the window or on the chalkboard). Instead, order the homemade noodles with sesame jam and boneless chicken or the durian milk-shakes la carte. Best price/quality ratio ever!Les Dlices du Shandong - 88, boulevard de l'Hpital - A traditional Chinese with friendly welcome and approximate French, hardcore cuisine (tripes, intestines, tendons) as well as tasty veggie ravioli, spicey crab, etc.La Taverne de Zao 49, rue des Vinaigriers 10eme. Very traditional, ancestral cuisine from the Shaanxi region. True, pure and delightful, a real "dpaysement". ------ Why arenu2019t the Japanese good at speaking or writing English? For the very same reason why English speakers arent good at Japanese.Japanese is ranked by the Foreign Service Institute as one of the most difficult languages for an English speaker to learn.By extrapolating this, you can assume that the opposite is true: English is one of the most difficult language for a Japanese speaker to learn. I also think there are other factors that come into play, such as:Nationalism. Japanese people are very proud of their language and their culture. They dont really encourage people to speak English. I would contrast it with Thailand, where everything is written in English and everyone tries to speak English to foreigners.Culture. Language learning is all about embracing embarrassment. You will make mistakes, people will giggle, but the more mistakes you make, the more you learn. From my understanding, Japanese culture places great emphasis on the face: they dont like losing face. This is a problem while learning languages, because they are scared of people making fun of them because they are trying to speak another language.Edit: suggested by User-13120957944562367652: Unless they go abroad to study or move to foreign countries, theres no necessity or chance for the ordinary Japanese to speak English. For the record, I know quite a few Japanese who can speak good English :) ------ What's the best way to live in temporary housing in the Bay Area or LA while looking for a tech job? When I moved to SF many, many years ago, I stayed in this s@#thole hotel in Chinatown for about $40/night while looking for a place to live (I had a job, but it didn't pay much, and I needed to save up for security deposits and the like. Plus, housing was ultra competitive in the bay.)I look back on it kind of fondly, but thats an absurd memory. The things that went on in that place were out of a bad B Movie. But it was cheap, and it worked out in the end, and I had a fair amount of fun. That being said, were I to do it again I'd look into AirBnB. A lot of folks are renting short term rooms, and many are quite nice. Another, much much better option (if you are a pretty solid Ruby engineer) is to get on Hired, or find a recruiter. Its quite possible to live wherever you are and find a job in the bay. Moreover, the cost of living out here is such that, unless you are out of country, it'll be cheaper to interview from whereever you are and be somewhat militant about scheduling in-person interviews around the same time. Most companies will fly you in, but even if not, you'll spend less flying in a few times than you will moving and dealing with rent ------ What are all of the two-letter combinations that never occur in an English dictionary? Interesting question.Depends on the dictionary you are using, and whether or not you consider accent marks in foreign loan words significant or not.#!/usr/bin/env perl # pass in dictionary on stdin or enter dictionary filename as parameter # assumes 1 word per line, ASCII charsetuse 5.010; my @dictionary map chomp $_; lc($_) ;say join " ", grep test($_) 'aa' . 'zz';# test returns true if ngram doesn't match any words in dictionary sub test my $ngram shift; my $re qr/$ngram/i; foreach my $word ( @dictionary ) # short circuit if a match is found return 0 if $word /$re/; return 1;;A unicode-aware, language-agnostic version would be a little more complex ( and a lot slower)The output: joe@strider:$ time ./q1.pl /usr/share/dict/words bq bx bz cj cw cx dx fq fv fx fz gv gx hx jb jc jd jg jh jj jl jm jn jp jq jt jv jw jx jy jz kq kv kx kz lx mj mx mz pq px qc qd qe qf qg qh qj qk ql qm qn qp qq qr qs qt qv qw qx qy qz sx tq tx vb vf vj vk vm vq vw vx vz wj wq wv wx xd xj xk xr zf zj zxreal 0m15.211s user 0m15.077s sys 0m0.056s ------ What is it to be a paratrooper? NOTE: A Paratrooper is NOT THE SAME as a military parachutist.A Paratrooper is a highly trained and motivated elite soldier in an Airborne unit. They usually pass a more extreme recruitment process (u201cSelectionu201d) than the u201cBasic Trainingu201d of ordinary soldiers. They commit to the warrior ethos and maintain high standards of skills, fitness and endurance. It doesnu2019t matter if youu2019re British, French, German, US, Russian Airborne - itu2019s the same ethos.The norms for a Paratrooper are being: unsupported; isolated; outnumbered; outgunned; low on resources. High risk operations. Casualty rates are typically significantly higher than with other infantry units, especially with officers and NCOs. Paratroopers dropped off target are expected to fight their way to their unit lines, think for themselves and have the high skills, fitness and aggression to fight beyond whatu2019s expected of other troops.A military parachutist is someone in the military whou2019s completed a parachuting course, thatu2019s all. They donu2019t serve in an Airborne unit and they often never again shall parachute after the course. But 9 times out of 10, theyu2019ll call themselves a u201cParau201d or u201cAirborneu201d, unless theyu2019re speaking to a real Para ------ 'Italy is an European country.' Is this a correct sentence? You ask: u2018Italy is an European country.u2019 Is this a correct sentence?As other said, you should use u201ca Europeanu201d and not u201can Europeanu201d, because the u201cEu201d in u201cEuropeanu201d sounds like an u201cyu201d, which is a consonant.u2014Curiously, it is the same rule in Italian as well: the feminine indeterminate article una has to be abbreviated in unu2019 for feminine names starting with a vocal (example: unu2019arancia, unu2019erba, unu2019industria, unu2019orzata, unu2019utilitaria). Same for the determinative feminine article la (lu2019arancia, lu2019erba, lu2019industria, lu2019orzata, lu2019utilitaria).But in Italian, as in English, you canu2019t do that for feminine names starting with ia, ie, io and iu (once written in Italian as ja, je, jo and ju u2014 with j that had the same role as y in English). For example una iattura, una iena, una ionoterapia, una iuta and la iattura, la iena, la ionoterapia, la iuta. On the other hand, there are very few common words in Italian starting like that

What Can Be Done About the Tragic Mispronunciation of the Word 'jewelry' As Jew-la-ry Before It Becomes the Accepted Pronunciation?

Perhaps the problem is not the pronunciation but the spelling. Where I come from, it is not jewelry but jewellery, and consequently, that is the way I pronounce it.Noah Webster decided it was spelled jewelry, so that is the preferred spelling in the USA and I did see it used that way occasionally in Canada. Most of the rest of the English speaking world chooses to spell it (and pronounce it) the same way the inventors of the language do â€¢ Related Questions What are some lesser-known sights to see when visiting Marseille, France? It depends what you like. I think Les Goudes (a part of the Calanques, by the sea) are worth visiting.If you have already visited the district called Le panier which is the oldest one in Marseille, famous for being the theater of the French Connection, you can enjoy a meal in Le Cours Julien where every kind of people gather and you can find many artists.If you wish, you can also visit some other cities around, Aix en Provence being one of the most famous. ------ Did allied pilots in WW2 ever deliberately ram enemy planes, ships, vehicles, or buildings after being shot down, knowing that they will die anyway? While not allied forces, an interesting note non the less is that the German Luftwaffe turned to ramming on a small scale as a last ditch effort at the end of the war. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sonderkommando_ElbeLuftwaffe records claim at least 2224 American aircraft fell victim to the Sonderkommando Elbe unit.Amazingly a few pilots survived to carry out more than one succesful ramming attack.I also remember watching a documentary about on German pilot survivig a ramming attack, meeting up with surviving crew members of the bomber he crashed into. ------ What was considered the best single seat, single engine fighter aircraft of world war 2 overall? This is one of those, personnel preference questions which will get a number of answers.American: NAA P-51 Mustang, Vought Corsair F4U, Grumman Hellcat F6F or Republic P-47British: Spitfire Mk-XIVGermany: FW-190DItaly: Macchi 205 or the Re. 2005USSR: La-7Japan: Ki-84, Ki-100 and N1KI could selected any one of these based on their combat records and capabilities at Wars end. But what happens if I restrict it to the start of the war (or its first two years: 4041).American: P-40E (Which shows how bad the USA was at the start)British: Spitfire Mk-VGermany: FW-190A or BF-109FJapan: Ki-43France: Dewoitine D.520Italy: Macchi 202 or Re.2001 ------ As a kid, did you actually like JU-jubes, NECCO wafers, etc. As a kid, did you actually like Jujubies, Necco wafers, etc,?I loved these candies as a child! I only saw them in the movie theaters back then, and I remember holding each piece up to catch the meager light from the movie so I could see which flavor I was about to eat; I had my very favorite flavors, the best being the reds or pinks, and my not-so-favorite ones (greens and browns), which I shared with whoever liked them. NOBODY was offered my reds and pinks, though! ------ How well would a Ju 87 Stuka do in a dogfight? Against what?Ju-87 StukasTheyu2019d do remarkably well against F.E.2 or F.B.5 u201cGun Busu201dF.B.5F.E.2Stuka could engage those planes and dominate the engagement. These fighter might be able to outturn it true, but Stuka is faster, sturdier and more heavily armed and if all that fails it also has a rear facing gun. Few, very few Stukas would be shot down while they rampaged through the formations, it would be a one sided slaughter.Against something like Hawker Hurricane or Spitfire V (or later) the answer is about the same, just in reverse ------ Did the Nazis bomb anywhere near where you stay? Not the nazis,but the japanese.I live in Singapore,a place that saw heavy fighting during WW2.During the course of the conflict in Singapore,the japanese bombed the city.Heres a photo of the aftermath.Not sure where was this taken,but the surrounding buildings tells me that it could be Telok Ayer. There were civilian casualities of course.I dont want to post pictures,but you can go google it up.After a long conflict,Singapore was finally taken over by the japanese on 15 Febuary 1942. It would not be until September 2 1945, 3 years and 7 months later,that Singapore would return to British hands.Thats all folks! ------ Are there any towns or cities that have names consisting of only two letters? Are there any towns or cities that have names consisting of only two letters?Au, is the name of several towns in Austria, Germany, and Switzerland.Ea, a town in the Basque Country, Spain (the shortest place name in Spain)Ib, is a railway town in IndiaOb river, town, and gulf in RussiaAlso, Ur is an ancient city in Mesopotamia and a town in Catalonia.There are other vilages, rivers and valleys worldwide with two letter names. NOTE: Fairly lengthy list follows at:link List of short place names - Wikipedia ------ What famous American movies are actually adaptations of an earlier foreign film? Rupak hit a lot of them. Here are a few more:Death at a Funeral (2010): Death at a Funeral (2007)Diabolique (1996): Diabolique (1955)Dinner for Schmucks (2010): Le Diner de Cons (1998)Father's Day (1997): Les Comperes (1983)The Flight of the Phoenix (2004): The Flight of the Phoenix (1965) The Haunting (1999): The Haunting (1963) Jungle 2 Jungle (1997): Un Indien dans la Ville (1994)The Man with One Red Shoe (1985): The Tall Blonde Man with One Black Shoe (1972) No Reservations (2007): Mostly Martha (2001) Point of No Return (1993): La Femme Nikita (1990)A Walk in the Clouds (1995): A Virtuous Bigamist (1956) ------ Why is it so hard for other martial artists to fight Aikido practioners? I dont really know what you mean. Most martial artists incl. punching, kicking and wrestling styles, easily knock out most aikido practitioners w/o actual fighting experience. And this includes very high level aikidokas, too.Actually aikido is not about fighting. It is about how to finish fighting. In order to make it work, you need actual fighting skills and experience from another style. Aikido is a complementary art and it always has been so.Do not use aikido for fighting because it is not intended to be a fighting style and it does not work as a fighting style. It works as a complementary style together with fighting styles. ------ What are the similarities between the Polish and the Russian languages? Is it easy for a Polish citizen to learn Russian and vice-versa? As both are Slavic languages speaker of both languages will find that different Slavic languages sounds similar. There are also shared vocabulary and general grammar rules (however in case of Polish grammar is really confusing). In written form it is however a different case as Russian uses Cyrillic alphabet compared to Polish using Latin alphabet. I do not know Cyrillic to any extent and if I see those letters I attempt to match them to known Latin letter - a futile effort. On side note I played both Metro games with Russian voice-over it is certainly more fitting (it is Moscow after all) and I could passively understand some phrases. ------ What are amazing independent movies to watch? First Ill list some of my favorite English-language ones and then foreign.Killing Zoe (1993)Dead Man (1995)Big Night (1996)Cheap Thrills (2013)The Grey (2011)Antichrist (2009)Moon (2009)Brazil (1985)Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead (1990)Monsters (2010)Mystery Road (2013)Phantasm (1979)Sexy Beast (2000)Little Buddha (1993)Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas (1998)Session 9 (2001)Donnie Darko (2001)The Strangers (2008)Reservoir Dogs (1992)Winter's Bone (2010)Dead Alive (1992)Brick (2005)Kids (1995)Memento (2000)Detention (2011)Drive (2011)Nadja (1994)Foreign:Belle Epoque (1992)Norwegian Ninja (2010)Ju Dou (1990)The City of Lost Children (1995)Nine Queens (2000)La Haine (1995)My Neighbor Totoro (1988)Man Bites Dog (1992)Holy Motors (2012)The Wages of Fear (1953)Timecrimes (2007)Trollhunter (2010)13 Assassins (2010)Black Book (2006)Memories of Murder (2003)Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance (2002)Whew! That took a while. Enjoy! ------ Who is your bias in iKON? Since I am new in iKon story I have two and I can't decide (HELP)1.BobbyAmerican vibe, very very(extremely) sexy. How am I alive after "killing me "video? I have no idea. Rap god. Yet on his Instagram I don't see a hot star I see one pure boy. He is magical.2. B.II don't even know myself but there is something about him that makes me love him. Also, his lyrics are beautiful and I appreciate him s great songwriter. So can I have both of them as my biases?. ------ Was Hermann Gu00f6ring a bad military strategist or did he purposefully self sabotage? Just as a side note, Goering was an avid hunter, and also notoriously superstitious.He had six silver bullets specially commissioned to ward off werewolves and vampires.At the end of the war, these bullets were discovered in the bunker underneath his retreat, and looted by British soldiers. By some strange alchemy, one of them wound up in my possession. I have no idea what happened to the other five.I wear it on a chain around my neck, except on airlines, of course, along with a silver cross cast by a friend of mine. I doubt 1 person in a billion has any idea of the significance ------ Why do I get scared when I get bullied? Pure human nature - fear is a reflection of your instinct for survival. It also reflects your uncertainty about the situation: lack of confidence about your ability to overcome the bullys attacks: concern about defending yourself physically or verbally.I wont go into detail, since its beyond the scope of the question, but finding perspective, understanding your options in dealing with the situation (either through physical confrontation, outside help or other means), and knowing without doubt that you are a better person than the bully are all keys to dealing with your basic fears. ------ How many words have the F sound in Korean? Korean doesnt have the F sound and V sound as well. Instead, F sound is substituted with P sound, and V sound is replaced with B sound.There were two sounds in Middle Korean historically a little bit similar to them, but they also were different from F and V sounds. Even back then, they were not respectively independent sounds. Its believed that they were just P and B sounds historically in Old Korean.So, at least so far, we can say that there hasnt been neither F nor V sound in Korean in the first place. ------ What is it to be a paratrooper? I am not exactly sure, from your question, what information you are looking for. As a former paratrooper, I would be more than happy to assist you; please rephrase your question and tell me specifically what you are looking for. Are you wanting to know the definition of a paratrooper? Do you want to know what it is like to jump out of an airplane? Are you looking for the difference between military and civilian parachuting? Are you looking for the history of military parachuting? I look forward to hearing from you soon. ------ What's that one thing that you pronounce wrongly? Finally, as a college freshman, I found out that creek was not pronounced crick. My friends nearly died laughing. I wanted to drown myself in the crick, but it was too shallow.When my daughter was in about fourth grade, she had the vocabulary word, intelligent - she asked me for the meaning and I told her an intelligent person would look it up in the dictionary. She replied, If I have to look it up, I dont want to be intelligent!I think that pretty much sums up why we all mispronounce and mishear words.Now Ive become hard of hearing. Misunderstood words are a normal part of my days. Speak slowly, not louder, please. Enunciate ------ At the start of WWII (1939), which countries had the best and worst aircraft? We are talking about 1939 yes. sorry to some Zero zen was not a factor in 1939.Generally speaking The British an Germans were very equal in all departments, the French were a little behind, about 2 years, the Italians had one or two good designs but no where near enough production capacity. The USA was no where (this is 1939)The best aircraft? so called experts will argue all day, but generally agree Spitfire, Bf 109, Heinkel 111, Welington, Junkers 88, Beaufighter, Bf110. (Best and worst, useless escort fighter, good night fighter) ------ Why did Hitler keep Hermann Goering in a position of power? Goering had addiction problems and the Luftwaffe had performance problems under his leadership. Why didnu2019t Hitler sack him? Because Hitler was worried about the damage it would do to his own image of the Fuhrer who is never wrong.To sack Goering, would make it plain to the Germans, that Hitler had made a huge mistake, elevating him to such a high position(s) giving him all that responsibility in the first place.It would only add fuel to German suspicions that something is seriously wrong at the top, and this could only add to the spreading pessimism about the likely outcome of the war.

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Chithra - "Malakha Pole" - Mummy & Me Shreya Ghoshal - "Manju Mazhakkattil" - Aagathan Shweta Mohan - "Maavin Chuvatile" - Oru Naal Varum Sujatha Mohan - "Pachila Charthan" - Karayilekku Oru Kadal Dooram2012: Shreya Ghoshal "Paattil Ee Paattil" - Pranayam Gayatri "Ninviral Thumbil" - Beautiful Jyotsna "Chantham Thikanjoru" - Mohabbath Manjari "Chimmi Chimmi" - Urumi Shreya Ghoshal "Kaanamullal" - Salt N' Pepper2013: Shweta Mohan "Shyama Hare" - Arike K. S. Chithra "Vishukkani Poothu" - Ivan Megharoopan Shreya Ghoshal "Nilave Nilave" - Chattakaari Mamta Mohandas "Iravil Viriyum" - Arike Remya Nambeesan "Andelonde" - Ivan Megharoopan2014: Vaikom Vijayalakshmi - "Ottakku Padunna" - Nadan Anuradha Sriram - "Vadakkini Poomughathu" - Ayal Njanalla Mridula Warrier - "Laalee Laalee" - Kalimannu Shreya Ghoshal - "Shalabhamayi" - Kalimannu Sithara - "Ennundodee" - Celluloid2015: Shreya Ghoshal - "Vijanathayil" - How Old Are You? B. Arundhathi - "Maara Sannibho" - Swapaanam Shweta Mohan - "Onaam Kombath" - Ottamandaram Sujatha Mohan - "Elampoo Vazhi" - Ottamandaram Vani Jayaram - "Olenjil Kuruvi" - 19832016: Shreya Ghoshal - "Kaathirunnu" - Ennu Ninte Moideen Chitra Arun - "Oru Makara Nilavayi" - Rani Padmi Shreya Ghoshal - "Mele Mele" - Life of Josutty Shweta Mohan - "Kayampoo Niramayi" - Su Su Sudhi Vathmeekam Vaikom Vijayalakshmi - "Kaikkottum" - Oru Vadakkan Selfie2017: Chinmayi "Oonjalil Aadi" - Action Hero Biju Divya S. Menon "Varthinkale" - Kali Rinu Razak "Raavu Mayave" - Vettah Shweta Mohan "Oruvela" - White Varsha Vinu "Melle Vannupoyi" - Marupadi2018: K. S. Chithra "Nadavathil Thurannilla" - Kambhoji Gayathri Varma "Kasavu Njorium" - Udaharanam Sujatha Shreya Ghoshal "Akale Oru Kaadinte" - Ramante Edanthottam Shweta Mohan "Orupuzhayarikil" - Munthiri Vallikal Thalirkkumbol Sithara Krishnakumar "Vanamakalunnu" - Vimaanam2019: Anne Amie - "Aararo" from Koode Megha Josekutty - "Endhe Kanna" from Aravindante Athidhikal Neha Nair - "Ponnumkasavitta" from Queen Shreya Ghoshal - "Palthira" from Captain Shreya Ghoshal - "Maanam Thudukkanu" - Odiyan ------ 2. List of members of the Parliament of Norway, 200913 of mele & co wooden jewelry box Between 1 October 2009 and 30 September 2013, the Parliament of Norway consisted of 169 members from 7 parties and 19 constituencies, elected during the 2009 Norwegian parliamentary election on 13 and 14 September. The Red-Green Coalition, consisting of the Labour Party (64 members), the Socialist Left Party (11 members) and the Centre Party (11 members) resumed its major, allowing Stoltenberg's Second Cabinet to continue. The majority cabinet lasted the entire session until the 2013 election. The opposition consisted of four parties: the Progress Party (41 members), the Conservative Party (30 members), the Christian Democratic Party (10 members) and the Liberal Party (2 members). Members of the Parliament of Norway are elected based on party-list proportional representation in plural member constituencies. This means that representatives from different political parties are elected from 19 constituencies, which are identical to the 19 counties. The electorate does not vote for individuals but rather for party lists, with a ranked list of candidates nominated by the party. This means that the person on top of the list will get the seat unless the voter alters the ballot. Parties may nominate candidates from outside their own constituency, and even Norwegian citizens currently living abroad. The Sainte-Lagu method is used for allocating parliamentary seats to parties. As a result, the percentage of representatives is roughly equal to the nationwide percentage of votes. Still, a party with a high number of votes in only one constituency can win a seat there even if the nationwide percentage is low. This has happened several times in Norwegian history. Conversely, if a party's initial representation in Parliament is proportionally less than its share of votes, the party may seat more representatives through leveling seats, provided that the nationwide percentage is above the election threshold, at 4 percent. In 2013, nineteen seats were allocated via the leveling system. If a representative is absent for whatever reason, his or her seat will be filled by a candidate from the same party-listin other words, there are no by-elections. Representatives who die during the term are replaced permanently, whereas representatives who are appointed to a government position, such as government minister (cabinet member) or state secretary, will be replaced by a deputy representative until the representative no longer holds the government position. Deputy representatives also meet during typically short-term absence, like when a representative travels abroad with a parliamentary work group or is absent for health reasons. ------ 3. Oceania of mele & co wooden jewelry box American Samoa (unorganised, unincorporated territory of the United States) GovernorÂ Togiola Tulafono, Governor of American Samoa (20032013) Â Australia MonarchÂ Elizabeth II, Queen of Australia (1952present) Governor-GeneralÂ Michael Jeffery, Governor-General of Australia (20032008) Prime MinisterÂ John Howard, Prime Minister of Australia (19962007) Â Christmas Island (external territory of Australia) AdministratorÂ Neil Lucas, Administrator of Christmas Island (20062008) Shire-PresidentÂ Gordon Thomson, Shire president of Christmas Island (20032011) Â Cocos (Keeling) Islands (external territory of Australia) AdministratorÂ Neil Lucas, Administrator of the Cocos (Keeling) Islands (20062008) Shire-PresidentÂ Ronald Grant, Shire president of the Cocos (Keeling) Islands (20012007) Â Norfolk Island (self-governing territory of Australia) AdministratorÂ Grant Tambling, Administrator of Norfolk Island (20032007) Chief MinisterÂ Geoffrey Robert Gardner, Chief Minister of Norfolk Island (20012006) David Buffett, Chief Minister of Norfolk Island (20062007) Â Fiji PresidentÂ Ratu Josefa Iloilo, President of Fiji (20002006) Frank Bainimarama, Acting President of Fiji (20062007) Prime MinisterÂ Laisenia Qarase, Prime Minister of Fiji (20012006) Jona Senilagakali, Acting Prime Minister of Fiji (20062007) Â Â French Polynesia (overseas collectivity of France) High CommissionerÂ Anne Bouquet, High Commissioner of the Republic in French Polynesia (20052008) PresidentÂ Oscar Temaru, President of French Polynesia (20052006) Gaston Tong Sang, President of French Polynesia (20062007) Â Guam (insular area of the United States) GovernorÂ Felix Perez Camacho, Governor of Guam (20032011) Â Kiribati PresidentÂ Anote Tong, President of Kiribati (20032016) Â Marshall Islands PresidentÂ Kessai Note, President of the Marshall Islands (20002008) Â Micronesia PresidentÂ Joseph Urusemal, President of Micronesia (20032007) Â Nauru PresidentÂ Ludwig Scotty, President of Nauru (20042007) Â New Caledonia (sui generis collectivity of France) High CommissionerÂ Michel Mathieu, High Commissioner of New Caledonia (20052007) Head of GovernmentÂ Marie-Nolle Thmereau, President of the Government of New Caledonia (20042007) Â New Zealand MonarchÂ Elizabeth II, Queen of New Zealand (1952present) Governor-GeneralÂ Dame Silvia Cartwright, Governor-General of New Zealand (20012006) Dame Sian Elias, Administrator of the Government of New Zealand (2006) Sir Anand Satyanand, Governor-General of New Zealand (20062011) Prime MinisterÂ Helen Clark, Prime Minister of New Zealand (19992008) Â Cook Islands (associated state of New Zealand) Queen's RepresentativeÂ Sir Frederick Tutu Goodwin, Queen's Representative of the Cook Islands (20012013) Prime MinisterÂ Jim Marurai, Prime Minister of the Cook Islands (20042010) Â Niue (associated state of New Zealand) PremierÂ Young Vivian, Premier of Niue (20022008) Tokelau (dependent territory of New Zealand) AdministratorÂ Neil Walter, Administrator of Tokelau (20032006) David Payton, Administrator of Tokelau (20062009) Head of GovernmentÂ Pio Tuia, Head of Government of Tokelau (20052006) Kolouei O'Brien, Head of Government of Tokelau (20062007) Â Northern Mariana Islands (Commonwealth of the United States) GovernorÂ Juan Babauta, Governor of the Northern Mariana Islands (20022006) Benigno Fitial, Governor of the Northern Mariana Islands (20062013) Â Palau PresidentÂ Tommy Remengesau, President of Palau (20012009) Â Papua New Guinea MonarchÂ Elizabeth II, Queen of Papua New Guinea (1975present) Governor-GeneralÂ Sir Paulias Matane, Governor-General of Papua New Guinea (20042010) Prime MinisterÂ Sir Michael Somare, Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea (20022010) Â Pitcairn Islands (Overseas Territory of the United Kingdom) GovernorÂ Richard Fell, Governor of the Pitcairn Islands (20012006) George Fergusson, Governor of the Pitcairn Islands (20062010) MayorÂ Jay Warren, Mayor of the Pitcairn Islands (20052007) Â Samoa Head of StateÂ Malietoa Tanumafili II, O le Ao o le Malo of Samoa (19622007) Prime MinisterÂ Tuilaepa Aiono Sailele Malielegaoi, Prime Minister of Samoa (1998present) Â Solomon Islands MonarchÂ Elizabeth II, Queen of the Solomon Islands (1978present) Governor-GeneralÂ Sir Nathaniel Waena, Governor-General of the Solomon Islands (20042009) Prime MinisterÂ Sir Allan Kemakeza, Prime Minister of the Solomon Islands (20012006) Snyder Rini, Prime Minister of the Solomon Islands (2006) Manasseh Sogavare, Prime Minister of the Solomon Islands (20062007) Â Tonga MonarchÂ Tufahau Tupou IV, King of Tonga (19652006)â€‰n George Tupou V, King of Tonga (20062012) Prime MinisterÂ Prince Lavaka Ata Uluklala, Prime Minister of Tonga (20002006) Feleti Sevele, Prime Minister of Tonga (20062010) Â Tuvalu MonarchÂ Elizabeth II, Queen of Tuvalu (1978present) Governor-GeneralÂ Filoimea Telito, Governor-General of Tuvalu (20052010) Prime MinisterÂ Maatia Toafa, Prime Minister of Tuvalu (20042006) Apisai Ielemia, Prime Minister of Tuvalu (20062010) Â Vanuatu PresidentÂ Kalkot Mataskelekele, President of Vanuatu (20042009) Prime MinisterÂ Ham Lini, Prime Minister of Vanuatu (20042008) Â Â Wallis and Futuna (overseas collectivity of France) AdministratorÂ Xavier de Frst, Administrator Superior of Wallis and Futuna (20052006) Richard Didier, Administrator Superior of Wallis and Futuna (20062008) Head of GovernmentÂ Emeni Simete, President of the Territorial Assembly of Wallis and Futuna (20052007)

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1. Home Field AttendanceEvents of mele & co wooden jewelry box JanuaryAprilJanuary 31 Pitcher Pud Galvin is chosen for Hall of Fame induction by the Special Veterans Committee. April 9 U. S. President Lyndon Johnson is on hand for an exhibition game between the New York Yankees and recently renamed Houston Astros. It is the first game to be played indoors at the new Harris County Domed Stadium, which will soon be called the Astrodome. Mickey Mantle hits the first home run in the new domed stadium. April 12 The first official game at the Astrodome is played in front of over 43,000 fans, as they watch the Philadelphia Phillies defeat the host Astros, 20. April 28 Lindsey Nelson, broadcaster for the New York Mets, calls today's Mets-Astros game from a gondola suspended above second base in the Astrodome.MayAugustJune 8 The first Major League draft is held for high school and collegiate players. The Kansas City Athletics use the first overall pick to draft Rick Monday. In the tenth round, the New York Mets select Alvin, Texas high school pitcher Nolan Ryan. July 13 At Minnesota, Willie Mays hits a home run with two walks and two runs to pace the National League to a 65 All-Star Game victory over the American League. Juan Marichal pitches three scoreless innings to earn Game MVP. August 19 Jim Maloney walks ten Cubs, none of whom score. Leo Crdenas hits a home run off of the Wrigley Field's left field foul pole in the tenth inning for the game's only run; winning the no hitter for Maloney. It was Maloney's second 10 inning no-hitter of the season; he lost the first one 10 when the Mets scored a run on two hits in the bottom of the 11th inning. August 22 A game between the Los Angeles Dodgers and San Francisco Giants at Candlestick Park turns ugly when San Francisco's starting pitcher, Juan Marichal, batting against Sandy Koufax in the third inning, attacks Dodgers catcher John Roseboro with his bat. Both benches clear and a 14-minute brawl ensues, before peacemakers such as Koufax and the Giants' Willie Mays restore order. A shaken up Koufax then gives up a 3 run homer to Mays and the Giants win 43 to retake 1st place. National League president Warren Giles suspends Marichal for eight games and fines him $1,750, and also forbids him to travel with his team to Dodger Stadium for the final series of the season against the Dodgers. Although the Giants take both games during a 14-game winning streak, the Dodgers would go on to win the pennant, using a 13-game winning streak of their own to clinch the pennant over the rival Giants on the season's next to last day. August 30 Casey Stengel announces his retirement as manager of the New York Mets, ending a fifty-five-year career as player and manager. He is the only man to have played for or managed all four of New York's Major League clubs.SeptemberDecemberSeptember 2 Ernie Banks hits his 400th career home run helping the Chicago Cubs beat the St. Louis Cardinals 53. September 9 At Dodger Stadium, a duel between the Los Angeles Dodgers' Sandy Koufax and Bob Hendley of the Chicago Cubs is perfect until Dodger left fielder Lou Johnson walks in the fifth inning. Following a sacrifice bunt, Johnson steals third base and scores on a throwing error by Cubs catcher Chris Krug. Johnson later has the game's only hit, a 7th-inning double. Koufax's fourth no-hitter in four years is a perfect game, the first in Dodgers history. One hit by two clubs in a completed nine-inning game is also a major league record, as is the one runner left on base. The two base runners in a game is an ML record. For Chicago pitchers, it is the second one-hitter they've thrown against the Dodgers this year and lost. A week later in the rematch in Chicago's Wrigley Field, Hendley beats Koufax and the Dodgers, 21. September 13 The San Francisco Giants' Willie Mays' hits his 500th home run off the Houston Astros' Don Nottebart, and Juan Marichal earned his 22nd victory as the Giants beat Houston 51 at the Astrodome. The win is the Giants' 11th straight and gives them a two and a half game lead. September 16 On the same day Pinky Higgins is fired as Boston Red Sox general manager, Dave Morehead no-hits the Cleveland Indians 20 before only 1,247 fans at Fenway Park. Not until Hideo Nomo in 2001 will another Red Sox pitcher hurl a no-hitter, and the next Fenway Park no-hitter won't come until 2002 (Derek Lowe). September 18 "Mickey Mantle Day" is celebrated at Yankee Stadium on the occasion of Mantle's 2,000th career game (all with the Yankees). September 25 Though he had not pitched in the Major Leagues since 1953, the Kansas City Athletics send Satchel Paige to the mound. At (approximately) 59 years old, he is the oldest pitcher in Major League history. In three innings, he strikes out one, and gives up one hit, a single to Carl Yastrzemski. Paige does not earn a decision in the loss to Boston, 52. September 26 The Minnesota Twins gain their first American League pennant since moving from Washington in 1961, ironically by defeating the expansion Washington Senators 21 at Washington's D.C. Stadium (which was renamed "Robert F. Kennedy Stadium" in 1969). Minnesota's Jim Kaat (1711) wins the clincher. October 2 Sandy Koufax wins his 26th game as the Dodgers beat the Braves 31, for their 14th win in their last 15 games as they clinch the N.L. pennant. October 7 Jim Kaat gives Minnesota a 20 World Series lead by driving in two runs, defeating Sandy Koufax and the Los Angeles Dodgers 51 at Minnesota's Metropolitan Stadium. The game is remembered for Minnesota's Bob Allison remarkable sliding catch of a Jim Lefebvre line drive in the wet grass of Metropolitan Stadium. October 14 Working on two days rest, Sandy Koufax strikes out 10 and throws a three-hit, 20 shutout against the Minnesota Twins in Game Seven of the World Series, giving the Los Angeles Dodgers a second World Championship in three years. Lou Johnson's 4th inning leadoff home run off the left field foul pole gives Koufax the only run he'll need. A Ron Fairly double and Wes Parker single in the same inning add an insurance run to account for the 20 final. Koufax, who threw complete game shutouts in games 5 and 7, is named Series MVP. November 22 Outfielder Curt Blefary of the Baltimore Orioles edges California Angels pitcher Marcelino Lpez for American League Rookie of the Year honors. November 26 Los Angeles Dodgers second baseman Jim Lefebvre, who hit .250 with 12 home runs and 69 RBI, is voted National League Rookie of the Year over Houston Astros second baseman Joe Morgan (.271, 14, 40) and San Francisco Giants pitcher Frank Linzy (93, 43 strikeouts, 1.43 ERA). December 9 Cincinnati Reds Outfielder Frank Robinson is traded to the Baltimore Orioles for pitcher Milt Pappas, pitcher Jack Baldschun and outfielder Dick Simpson. Robinson would go on to win the Triple Crown and the Most Valuable Player in the American League for 1966. ------ 2. Oceania of mele & co wooden jewelry box American Samoa (unorganised, unincorporated territory of the United States) GovernorÂ Togiola Tulafono, Governor of American Samoa (20032013) Â Australia MonarchÂ Elizabeth II, Queen of Australia (1952present) Governor-GeneralÂ Michael Jeffery, Governor-General of Australia (20032008) Prime MinisterÂ John Howard, Prime Minister of Australia (19962007) Â Christmas Island (external territory of Australia) AdministratorÂ Neil Lucas, Administrator of Christmas Island (20062008) Shire-PresidentÂ Gordon Thomson, Shire president of Christmas Island (20032011) Â Cocos (Keeling) Islands (external territory of Australia) AdministratorÂ Neil Lucas, Administrator of the Cocos (Keeling) Islands (20062008) Shire-PresidentÂ Ronald Grant, Shire president of the Cocos (Keeling) Islands (20012007) Â Norfolk Island (self-governing territory of Australia) AdministratorÂ Grant Tambling, Administrator of Norfolk Island (20032007) Chief MinisterÂ Geoffrey Robert Gardner, Chief Minister of Norfolk Island (20012006) David Buffett, Chief Minister of Norfolk Island (20062007) Â Fiji PresidentÂ Ratu Josefa Iloilo, President of Fiji (20002006) Frank Bainimarama, Acting President of Fiji (20062007) Prime MinisterÂ Laisenia Qarase, Prime Minister of Fiji (20012006) Jona Senilagakali, Acting Prime Minister of Fiji (20062007) Â Â French Polynesia (overseas collectivity of France) High CommissionerÂ Anne Bouquet, High Commissioner of the Republic in French Polynesia (20052008) PresidentÂ Oscar Temaru, President of French Polynesia (20052006) Gaston Tong Sang, President of French Polynesia (20062007) Â Guam (insular area of the United States) GovernorÂ Felix Perez Camacho, Governor of Guam (20032011) Â Kiribati PresidentÂ Anote Tong, President of Kiribati (20032016) Â Marshall Islands PresidentÂ Kessai Note, President of the Marshall Islands (20002008) Â Micronesia PresidentÂ Joseph Urusemal, President of Micronesia (20032007) Â Nauru PresidentÂ Ludwig 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Literary career of mele & co wooden jewelry box Prof. Champa Sharma has authored 18 original works along with several translation works from languages ranging from Sanskrit to English and Hindi into Dogri. Many of her works have been translated into other languages namely English, Hindi, Punjabi, Santali, Manipuri, Kashmiri and Thai. Original worksDogri Kavya Charcha (1969) Ik Jhaank (1976) - (essays on folk literature) Duggar Dharti (1979) - (poetry) Duggar Da Lok-Jivan (1985) - (folk-lore) Anuvad Vigyan (Co-author) (1985) Gurhe Dhundhle Chehare (1988) - (literary sketches in prose) Kavya Shastra Te Dogri Kavya Sameeksha (1988) - (literary criticism) Raghunath Singh Samyal (Monograph in Hindi) Je Jeende Ji Surag Dikhana (1991) - (Dogri songs) Jammu Ke Pramukh Parv-Teohar Aur Mele Saak Sunna Preet Pittal (1996) - (short stories) Shodh Prabandh Nihaalap (2002) - (Dogri ghazals) Cheten Di Rohl (2004) - (long Dogri poems) Gadeerna (2007) - (Dogri poetry) Prof. Ved Kumari Ghai (2011) (Monograph in Dogri) Saanjh Bhyal - (Dogri poetry) Soch Sadhana - (prose - analytical articles on literature)TranslationsFrom Sanskrit into Dorgi: "Katha Saritsagar" of Somdatt of Kashmir, Part-3 published by Jammu and Kashmir Academy of Art, Culture and Languages From English into Dogri: "Duaari Kabootaren Di", novel named "The Flight of the Pigeons" written by Ruskin Bond, published by Sahitya Akademi, New Delhi. 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