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| ARTICLES RELATED TO Province | | | |  Province: Encyclopedia II - Josefa Iloilo - CareerAfter working as a teacher and civil service administrator, Iloilo later became a member of the House of Representatives. He subsequently served as a Senator in the 1990s, and was President of the Senate prior to his becoming Vice-President of Fiji on 18 January 1999. He was in this position under President Ratu Sir Kamisese Mara in 1999 and 2000, when Prime Minister Mahendra Chaudhry's government was overthrown by Fijian nationalists led by George Speight in the Fiji coup of 2000. He was sworn in as President on 13 July 2000, but legal expe ...
See also:Josefa Iloilo, Josefa Iloilo - Career, Josefa Iloilo - Political controversies, Josefa Iloilo - Views on the chiefly system, Josefa Iloilo - Beliefs, Josefa Iloilo - Health concerns, Josefa Iloilo - Retirement in 2006? Read more here: » Josefa Iloilo: Encyclopedia II - Josefa Iloilo - Career |
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| | | | | Province: Encyclopedia II - District - China In China, the district or qū (市辖区, pinyin: shì xiá qū) is a subdivision of any of various city administrative units, including municipalities, sub-provincial cities and prefecture-level cities. Districts have county level status.
Modern districts are a recent innovation. In the context of pre-modern China, the English translation "district" is typically associated with xian, another Chinese administrative division. The xian is translated as "count ...
See also:District, District - Austria, District - Vienna, District - Belgium, District - Canada, District - Ontario, District - Northwest Territories, District - China, District - England, District - Germany, District - Hong Kong, District - Pakistan, District - India, District - Japan, District - Kenya, District - Malaysia, District - Nauru, District - New Zealand, District - Peru, District - Portugal, District - Scotland, District - Serbia-Montenegro, District - Sri Lanka, District - Switzerland, District - Thailand, District - United States Read more here: » District: Encyclopedia II - District - China |
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| | | | | | Province: Encyclopedia II - Juho Kusti Paasikivi - Ambassador in Stockholm Widowed in 1931 he re-married Alli Valve in 1936, resigned from politics, but was persuaded to accept the position as Ambassador to Sweden, at this time regarded as Finland's most important embassy. Authoritarian regimes seizing power in Germany, Poland and Estonia made Finland increasingly isolated while the Soviet Union threatened. After the gradual dissolution of the League of Nations, and as it turned out that France and the United Kingdom were uninterested, Sweden was the only regime left who possibly could give Finland any support at a ...
See also:Juho Kusti Paasikivi, Juho Kusti Paasikivi - Independence and Civil War, Juho Kusti Paasikivi - Ambassador in Stockholm, Juho Kusti Paasikivi - Ambassador in Moscow, Juho Kusti Paasikivi - Prime Minister and President Read more here: » Juho Kusti Paasikivi: Encyclopedia II - Juho Kusti Paasikivi - Ambassador in Stockholm |
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| | | | | Province: Encyclopedia II - Ipperwash Crisis - Occupation of the park On Labour Day Monday, September 4th, 1995, a group of aboriginals started a protest in Ipperwash Provincial Park to draw attention to the decades-old land claims. The park had closed at 6:00 p.m., and by 7:30, protestors had cut back a fence and moved vehicles into the Park. About thirty-five unarmed protestors occupied the park. The occupation came as no surprise to local police, as they had been threatening to occupy the park since the previous May.
The police decided not to intervene that evening, hoping that the group would be mor ...
See also:Ipperwash Crisis, Ipperwash Crisis - Background, Ipperwash Crisis - Occupation of the park, Ipperwash Crisis - Death of Dudley George, Ipperwash Crisis - Consequences, Ipperwash Crisis - Inquiry Read more here: » Ipperwash Crisis: Encyclopedia II - Ipperwash Crisis - Occupation of the park |
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| | | | | Province: Encyclopedia II - Ipperwash Crisis - Death of Dudley George By Wednesday, plans for negotiations and peaceful resolution were abandoned. On Wednesday evening, police riot squads stormed the park in an attempt to apprehend the protestors. Various police officers fired on vehicles and buildings. Among the police was Acting Sergeant Ken "Tex" Deane, who carried a Heckler and Koch submachine gun, which has been common amongst police forces for years.
Near the park entrance, Deane fired three shots at Dudley George, who was carrying a elongated ...
See also:Ipperwash Crisis, Ipperwash Crisis - Background, Ipperwash Crisis - Occupation of the park, Ipperwash Crisis - Death of Dudley George, Ipperwash Crisis - Consequences, Ipperwash Crisis - Inquiry Read more here: » Ipperwash Crisis: Encyclopedia II - Ipperwash Crisis - Death of Dudley George |
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| | | | | | | | | Province: Encyclopedia II - Fiji election of 2006 - Enrollment and electoral irregularities Some politicians have alleged that there have been irregularities in the process of the registration of voters in the leadup to the election.
United Peoples Party leader Mick Beddoes alleged in September 2005 that persons of multiracial ancestry were being encouraged by electoral officials to register on the indigenous communal roll, rather than the General Electors' roll. While the Constitution empowers persons of multiple ethnic origins to decide for themselves what roll to choose, Beddoes said that officials were providing prospective voters with registration fo ...
See also:Fiji election of 2006, Fiji election of 2006 - Election characterized by ethnic politics, Fiji election of 2006 - Coalition politics, Fiji election of 2006 - Crossing the faultline, Fiji election of 2006 - Calls for restraint in rhetoric, Fiji election of 2006 - Demographic changes, Fiji election of 2006 - Enrollment and electoral irregularities, Fiji election of 2006 - International observers, Fiji election of 2006 - Electoral boundary adjustments Read more here: » Fiji election of 2006: Encyclopedia II - Fiji election of 2006 - Enrollment and electoral irregularities |
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| | | | | | Province: Encyclopedia II - Ottawa - Items of interest The National Research Council of Canada's shortwave time signal station, CHU, is located in Ottawa.
Ottawa - Geographical features.
List of Ottawa bridges
List of Ottawa buildings
List of Ottawa churches
List of Ottawa schools
List of Ottawa-Gatineau's 10 tallest skyscrapers
List of embassies and high commissions in Ottawa
List of Ottawa neighbourhoods
List of Ottawa parks
List of Ottawa r ...
See also:Ottawa, Ottawa - History, Ottawa - Geography, Ottawa - Climate, Ottawa - Transportation, Ottawa - Notable buildings and institutions, Ottawa - Primary industries, Ottawa - Sports, Ottawa - Politics, Ottawa - Demographics, Ottawa - Family and age, Ottawa - Local media, Ottawa - Education, Ottawa - Items of interest, Ottawa - Geographical features, Ottawa - Events, Ottawa - Motto Read more here: » Ottawa: Encyclopedia II - Ottawa - Items of interest |
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| | | | | Province: Encyclopedia II - Josefa Iloilo - Views on the chiefly system In an opening address to the Great Council of Chiefs on 27 July 2005, Iloilo told his fellow-chiefs that they needed to adapt to the modern era, or else risk "simply becoming decorations." He said that Fiji was at a critical moment and facing many challenges, and that the nation was looking to the chiefs to unify a divided society and promote stability and good will.
Iloilo recalled warnings from Fiji's first modern statesman, Ratu Sir Lala Sukuna (1888-1958), that the chiefs risked becoming an irrelevance if they did not take ...
See also:Josefa Iloilo, Josefa Iloilo - Career, Josefa Iloilo - Political controversies, Josefa Iloilo - Views on the chiefly system, Josefa Iloilo - Beliefs, Josefa Iloilo - Health concerns, Josefa Iloilo - Retirement in 2006? Read more here: » Josefa Iloilo: Encyclopedia II - Josefa Iloilo - Views on the chiefly system |
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| | | | | Province: Encyclopedia II - Sun Myung Moon - Name and forms of address The Hanja for "Moon" (문, 文), the reverend's surname, means "word" or "truth" in Korean. The character "sun" (선, 鮮) contains Chinese character for fish. The character "myung" (명, 明), part of his given name, means "bright" or "shining", and is composed of the Chinese characters for sun and moon. Much wordplay has been made of the fact that Sun and Moon are parts of "Sun Myung Moon", although the Korean words carry no connotation similar to the English words they resemble. For example, Evangelical author James Bjornsta ...
See also:Sun Myung Moon, Sun Myung Moon - Name and forms of address, Sun Myung Moon - Biography, Sun Myung Moon - Life in Korea, Sun Myung Moon - Marriage, Sun Myung Moon - Views on Communism, Sun Myung Moon - Leading the Unification Church overseas, Sun Myung Moon - Arrival in the United States, Sun Myung Moon - 1980s, Sun Myung Moon - 1990s, Sun Myung Moon - 2000s, Sun Myung Moon - General criticism, Sun Myung Moon - Prison terms, Sun Myung Moon - Other issues, Sun Myung Moon - Sociological views Read more here: » Sun Myung Moon: Encyclopedia II - Sun Myung Moon - Name and forms of address |
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| | | | | | Province: Encyclopedia II - Edward Stafford politician - Second term On 16 October 1865, when Weld retired due to ill health and stress, Stafford took up the premiership once again. As Premier, he continued Weld's legislative program, but reduced what he saw as Weld's excessive expenditure (this having been one of the issues that caused the dislike between the two men). His administration was marked by efficiency and frugality. He was rewarded by the public in the 1866 elections.
Stafford's relations with the Governor, however, were gradually deteriorating. In particular, there was considerable debate ...
See also:Edward Stafford politician, Edward Stafford politician - Early life and beginning of career, Edward Stafford politician - First term, Edward Stafford politician - Second term, Edward Stafford politician - Third term and later life, Edward Stafford politician - External link Read more here: » Edward Stafford politician: Encyclopedia II - Edward Stafford politician - Second term |
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| | | | | Province: Encyclopedia II - Formosa Province - Geography and climate Located within the geographic coordinates 26º - 22º30' South, and 57º30' - 62º25' West, the plains run between rivers Bermejo and Pilcomayo with a slight inclination towards the Southeast. Due to this flatness, riverbeds are not stable, and small lagoons that are slowly reabsorbed arise. The average annual temperature is 21ºC, and during the summer it can go up to 45ºC
The subtropical weather is characterized with uniform annual rains in the east (1000 mm annual), while in the rest of the country winter is a dryer season (80 mm) ...
See also:Formosa Province, Formosa Province - History, Formosa Province - Geography and climate, Formosa Province - Economy, Formosa Province - Political division Read more here: » Formosa Province: Encyclopedia II - Formosa Province - Geography and climate |
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| | | | | Province: Encyclopedia II - Geography - History of geography The Greeks are the first known culture to actively explore geography as a science and philosophy. Mapping by the Romans as they explored new lands added new techniques. During the Middle Ages, Arabs such as Idrisi, Ibn Batutta, and Ibn Khaldun maintained the Greek and Roman techniques and developed new ones.
Following the journeys of Marco Polo, interest in geography spread throughout Europe. The great voyages of exploration in 16th and 17th centuries revived a desire for both accurate geographic detail, and more solid theoretical fou ...
See also:Geography, Geography - Structure of geography, Geography - Physical geography, Geography - Human geography, Geography - Socio-environmental geography, Geography - Historical geography, Geography - History of geography, Geography - Geographic techniques, Geography - Related fields, Geography - Urban regional and spatial planning, Geography - Regional science, Geography - Reference Read more here: » Geography: Encyclopedia II - Geography - History of geography |
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| | | | | Province: Encyclopedia II - Gordon Lightfoot - Tribute and covers In 1968, Canadian rockers "The Guess Who" wrote a tune about Lightfoot entitled "Lightfoot", which includes references to Lightfoot's songs.
Bob Dylan covered "Early Morning Rain" on his 1970 album Self Portrait and has been known to perform "I'm Not Supposed to Care" in live performances.
Elvis Presley also covered "Early Morning Rain" as an additional track on his 1973 live album "Aloha from Hawaii".
Anne Murray had a big Country hit with her version of "Cotton Jenny", which went #11 Country and #71 Pop.
Country artist Glen Camp ...
See also:Gordon Lightfoot, Gordon Lightfoot - Life, Gordon Lightfoot - Honours, Gordon Lightfoot - Trivia, Gordon Lightfoot - Best-selling songs, Gordon Lightfoot - Tribute and covers, Gordon Lightfoot - Discography, Gordon Lightfoot - Original Albums, Gordon Lightfoot - Compilations, Gordon Lightfoot - Other Read more here: » Gordon Lightfoot: Encyclopedia II - Gordon Lightfoot - Tribute and covers |
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