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Tyumen

(Encyclopedia) TyumenTyumenty&oomacr;mĕnˈyə [key], city (1989 pop. 477,000), capital of Tyumen region, SW Siberian Russia, on the Tura River. On the Trans-Siberian RR, Tyumen is a major transfer…

Cantabrian Mountains

(Encyclopedia) Cantabrian MountainsCantabrian Mountainskăntāˈbrēən [key], N Spain, extending c.300 mi (480 km) along the Bay of Biscay from the Pyrenees to Cape Finisterre. Torre de Cerredo (8,687 ft…

Bechet, Sidney

(Encyclopedia) Bechet, SidneyBechet, Sidneybəshāˈ [key], 1897–1959, American jazz musician, b. New Orleans, La. He began his professional career with his brother Leonard's band in 1911. Later he…

St.Louis Blues 2000 Roster By Statistics

Top ScorersGmGAPts+/-PMPPPavol Demitra712847753488Pierre Turgeon522640663088Chris Pronger7914486252928Michal Handzus8125285319443Scott Young7524153912186Lubos Bartecko6716233925513Al…

2003 Drama Desk Awards

The Drama Desk, a group of 150 theater critics and reporters, announced the awards on May 18, 2003.Outstanding PlayTake Me Out Outstanding MusicalHairsprayOutstanding Musical…

1988 Olympic Judo Results

Class   Super-Lightweight (-132 1/2 lb) Kim Jae Yup, KOR   Kevin Asano, USA   Shinji Hosokawa, JPN   Amiran Totikashvili, URS Half-Lightweight (-143 1/4 lb) Lee Kyung…

Malatya

(Encyclopedia) MalatyaMalatyamälätˈyä [key], city (1990 pop. 276,666), capital of Malatya prov., E central Turkey, in the E Taurus Mts. It is the commercial center for a rich farm region that…

Kolyma

(Encyclopedia) KolymaKolymakŏlĭmäˈ, kōlēˈmə, Rus. kəlĭˈmə [key], river, c.1,500 mi (2,410 km) long, rising in several headstreams in the Kolyma and Cherskogo ranges, Russian Far East. It flows…

Cherubini, Luigi

(Encyclopedia) Cherubini, LuigiCherubini, Luigilwēˈjē kār&oomacr;bēˈnē [key], 1760–1842, Italian composer, who lived in Paris after 1788. Before he was 16 he wrote masses and other sacred works;…

Semmelweis, Ignaz Philipp

(Encyclopedia) Semmelweis, Ignaz PhilippSemmelweis, Ignaz Philippĭgˈnäts fēˈlĭp zĕmˈəlvīs [key], 1818–65, Hungarian physician. He was a pioneer in employing asepsis. While on the staff of the general…