Regara, Esparcin, Aethra and Hydran. In the prehistory of this world, evil ruled the world ... from the continent of Esparcin to the continent of Aethra. Its current King is Exelic XXXII. It s only ... more details
Additional parameters for this template are available at Template Infobox Planet . Infobox planet discovery yes physical characteristics yes bgcolour FFFFC0 name 133 Cyrene discoverer James Craig Watson discovered August 16, 1873 alt names A910 NB 1936 HO br 1948 QC 1959 UR named after Cyrene mythology mp category Main belt epoch July 14, 2004 Julian day JD 2453200.5 semimajor 457.505 Gm 3.058 Astronomical unit AU perihelion 392.840 Gm 2.626 AU aphelion 522.169 Gm 3.490 AU eccentricity 0.141 period 1953.456 d 5.35 Julian year astronomy a inclination 7.233 asc node 319.246 arg peri 291.128 mean anomaly 224.793 avg speed 17.03 km s dimensions 66.6 km mass 3.1 10 small sup 17 sup small kg density 2.0? g cm surface grav 0.0186 m s escape velocity 0.0352 km s rotation 0.5295 d 12.708 h spectral type S type asteroid S sup http spiff.rit.edu richmond parallax phot LCSUMPUB.TXT 1 sup abs magnitude 7.98 albedo 0.256 sup http dorothy.as.arizona.edu DSN IRAS index iras.html 2 sup single temperature 133 kelvin K 133 Cyrene is a fairly large and very bright main belt asteroid . It is an S type asteroid S type . It was discovered by James Craig Watson J. C. Watson on August 16, 1873, and named after Cyrene mythology Cyrene , a nymph, daughter of king Hypseus and beloved of Apollo in Greek mythology . Minor planets navigator 132 Aethra 134 Sophrosyne Small Solar System bodies DEFAULTSORT Cyrene Category Main Belt asteroids Category S type asteroids Category Asteroids named from Greek mythology Category Astronomical objects discovered in 1873 S beltasteroid stub ast 133 Cyrene de 133 Cyrene el 133 es 133 Cirene eo 133 Cireno eu 133 Zirene fa fr 133 Cyr ne it 133 Cyrene la 133 Cyrene hu 133 Cyrene ja no 133 Cyrene nn 133 Cyrene pl 133 Cyrene ru 133 sk 133 Cyrene sl 133 Kirena sr 133 fi 133 Cyrene sv 133 Cyrene tl 133 Cyrene th 133 Cyrene uk 133 vi 133 Cyrene yo 133 Cyrene zh ... more details
italic title Taxobox name Snowberry Clearwing image SnowberryClearwing.jpg image caption Hemaris diffinis br Augusta, Michigan status NE status system IUCN3.1 regnum Animal ia phylum Arthropoda classis Insecta ordo Lepidoptera familia Sphingidae genus Hemaris species H. diffinis binomial Hemaris diffinis binomial authority Jean Baptiste Boisduval Boisduval 1836 ref cite web url http www.cate sphingidae.org taxonomy Hemaris diffinis.html title CATE Creating a Taxonomic eScience Sphingidae publisher Cate sphingidae.org date accessdate 2011 10 19 ref synonyms Macroglossa diffinis small Boisduval, 1836 small Macroglossa aethra small Strecker, 1875 small Macroglossa fumosa small Strecker, 1874 small Sesia axillaris small Grote & Robinson, 1868 small Sesia grotei small Butler, 1874 small Hemaris tenuis small Grote, 1873 small Hemaris metathetis small Butler, 1876 small Hemaris marginalis small Grote, 1873 small Haemorrhagia ariadne small Barnes & McDunnough, 1910 small The Snowberry Clearwing Hemaris diffinis is a moth of the order Lepidoptera , family Sphingidae . Adults It is about 1.25 2 . The moth s abdomen has yellow and black segments much like those of the bumblebee, whom it might be mistaken for due to its color and flight pattern similarities. The moth s wings lack the large amount of scales found in most other lepidopterans, particularly in the centralized regions, making them appear clear. It loses the scales on its wings early after the pupa stage by its highly active flight tendencies. It flies during the daylight much like the other hummingbird moths, but it may also continue flight into the evening, particularly if it has found a good source of nectar. Distribution The moth is found from the Northwest Territories and British Columbia south to southern California and Baja California Norte , east through most of the United States to Maine and Florida . Food Plants The larvae feed on plants including honeysuckle , viburnum , Crataegus hawthorn , snowberry , ch ... more details
primary sources date March 2009 Infobox university name Sri Pratap College native name SP College latin name image Tag Line AD AETHRA TENDENS means FLY HIGH AND HIGHER Founder Annie Besant gallery File main.jpg gallery established 1905 type Science College endowment staff faculty Chairperson provost director principal Prof. Zahoor Ahmad Chatt vice principal Dr.Mohammad Afzal rector chancellor vice chancellor dean head label head students undergrad postgrad doctoral city Srinagar state Kashmir Jammu and Kashmir country India campus Urban free label free colors colours mascot nickname affiliations University of Kashmir website address telephone logo Sri Pratap College , Srinagar is a academic and professional college in Kashmir . It is the oldest college in Srinagar locally known as SP College. Established in year 1905 by then Ruler of Jammu and Kashmir Shri Maharaja Pratap Singh. ref http www.ugc.ac.in inside browse reco colleges.php?st Jammu 20and 20Kashmir Establishing Yr. ref The college offers a range of nationally and internationally recognized undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in a variety of academic disciplines including Science and Information Technology. It is recognized by the University Grants Commission of India , UGC . It is affiliated to University of Kashmir . The college has celebrated its centenary year in 2005, and in this year people from the world participated in the college function, as the different departments of the college organized different workshops and exhibitions. This is one of the best colleges in the valley Citation needed March 2012 date March 2012 and students from this college are very competent and innovative minded. It was managed by United Kingdom British during early times,and has a very good impact on the education in the valley. It is totally a science college, Citation needed March 2012 date March 2012 and students dream of getting admission in this college. Citation needed March 2012 date March 2012 It has a very w ... more details
mother Aethra Anne Day Jones , considered undesirables because Theseus was born from Aethra being raped ... a traitor. Hyperion s forces attack Theseus village, murdering the villagers and Aethra, and taking ... a shrouded body. She determines that Theseus must return home to bury Aethra. While laying Aethra .... Daniel Sharman as Ares , god of War. Anne Day Jones as Aethra , mother of Theseus. Greg Bryk as Nycomedes ... more details
Oceanus is a figure of ancient Greek mythology myth . This is a list of his consorts and children. According to Hesiod , ref Hesiod http www.theoi.com Text HesiodTheogony.html Theogony , 364 370 ref total number of Oceanus children was 6000 3000 daughters and 3000 sons , but only a relatively small portion of their names is actually attested throughout accounts of Greek mythology . List of Oceanids The following are the daughters of Oceanus and Tethys mythology Tethys ref Hesiod http www.theoi.com Text HesiodTheogony.html Theogony , 346 ref ref Homeric Hymn 2 to Demeter, 415 ref ref Pausanias , Guide to Greece, 8.31.4 8.38.2 8.47.3 ref ref Pseudo Apollodorus of Athens Apollodorus , Bibliotheca Pseudo Apollodorus Bibliotheca http www.theoi.com Text Apollodorus1.html 1.2.2 ref ref name Hyginus Fabulae Preface Gaius Julius Hyginus Hyginus http www.theoi.com Text HyginusFabulae1.html Fabulae , Preface The text is corrupted in places, making the names of some of the daughters illegible. ref Div col Acaste Admete Aethra Greek mythology Aethra Amalthea mythology Amaltheia Amphiro Amphitrite usually counted as a Nereid rather than an Oceanid Anchiroe Anthracia one of the nymphs that nursed infant Zeus Argia Asia mythology Asia nymph of the Asian region, sister to Europa mythology Europa Asterodia ref Scholia on Apollonius Rhodius , Argonautica , 3. 242 ref Asterope mother by Zeus of Acragas, eponym of several ancient cities known as Acragas, possibly including Agrigento Acragas , Sicily ref Stephanus of Byzantium , s. v. Akragantes ref Beroe Bolbe Cleodora Callirrhoe naiad Callirrhoe Calypso mythology Calypso Camarina ref Pindar , Odes Olympian, V ref Capheira ref Diodorus Siculus , Library of History , V.55 ref Cerceis Ceto Oceanid Ceto Chryseis Clio not to be confused with the Muse Clio Clymene wife of Iapetus mythology Iapetus Clytie Oceanid Clytie or Clytia Crocale one of the sixty younger Oceanids, attendants of Artemis ref Callimachus , Hymn III to Artemis, 12 ref ref ... more details
Pirate Copies Ian D. Martin 2010 Awards First place Michalis Manolios, Aethra translated by Thalia ... You Perso by Daniel Malach Aethra by Michalis Manolios translated from Greek by Thalia Bisticas The Martian ... more details
A Multipoint Control Unit MCU is a device commonly used to bridge videoconferencing connections. The Multipoint Control Unit is an endpoint on the Local area network LAN that provides the capability for 3 or more terminal telecommunication terminals and Gateway telecommunications gateway s to participate in a multipoint conference. The MCU consists of a mandatory Multipoint Controller MC and optional Multipoint Processor s MPs . Common manufacturers Microsoft Lync 2010 Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007 2007 R2 Aethra AVer Avistar Cisco TelePresence Emblaze VCON LifeSize OpenMCU an OpenSource Alternative for MCU ref http sourceforge.net project showfiles.php?group id 80674 full psc date December 2011 ref previously part of the OpenH323 Project, now in the H.323 project ref http www.h323plus.org full psc date December 2011 ref ref http www.openh323.org full psc date December 2011 ref Polycom Radvision Ltd. Tandberg Codian now owned by Cisco Systems Avaya Huawei See also H.323 References reflist morefootnotes date February 2010 Further reading cite journal pages 356 64 doi 10.1109 LCN.1994.386585 chapter On multipoint control units for videoconferencing title Proceedings of 19th Conference on Local Computer Networks year 1994 last1 Willebeek Lemair first1 M.H. last2 Kandlur first2 D.D. last3 Shae first3 Z. Y. isbn 0 8186 6680 3 cite journal pages 743 54 doi 10.1016 j.image.2005.05.003 title Peer to peer multipoint videoconferencing on the Internet year 2005 last1 Civanlar first1 M last2 Ozkasap first2 O last3 Celebi first3 T journal Signal Processing Image Communication volume 20 issue 8 cite journal pages 52 6 doi 10.1109 35.556487 title H.323 The multimedia communications standard for local area networks year 1996 last1 Thom first1 G.A. journal IEEE Communications Magazine volume 34 issue 12 cite journal pages 269 74 doi 10.1089 107830200415216 title Multipoint Videoconferencing in Health A Review of Three Years Experience in Queensland, Australia year 2000 ... more details
Otheruses Hyas , in Greek mythology , was a son of the Titan mythology Titan Atlas mythology Atlas by Aethra one of the Oceanids . He was a notable archer who was killed by his intended prey. Some stories have him dying after attempting to rob a lion of its cubs. Some have him killed by a Serpent symbolism serpent , but most commonly he is said to have been gored by a wild boar. His sisters, the Hyades mythology Hyades , mourned his death with so much vehemence and dedication that they died of grief. Zeus , in recognition of their familial love, took pity upon them and changed them into stars the constellation Hyades star cluster Hyades and placed them in the head of Taurus constellation Taurus , where their annual rising and setting are accompanied by plentiful rain. The mythological use for a Hyas , apparently a back formation from Hyades , may simply have been to provide a male figure to consort with the archaic rain nymphs, the Hyades, a chaperone responsible for their behavior, as all the archaic sisterhoods&mdash even the Muses &mdash needed to be controlled under the Olympian world picture Ruck and Staples . In fact among the poets it is immaterial whether Hyas is described as their father or their brother. And his death gave these weepy rain nymphs a cause for their weeping, mourning for a male being an acceptably passive female role in the Patriarchy ideology patriarchal culture of the Hellenes. ref This commonplace about the mourning role for Greek women, who were normally kept in seclusion, is explored in Gail Holst Warhaft, Dangerous Voices Women s Laments and Greek Literature. London and New York Routledge, 1992. See also the http ccat.sas.upenn.edu bmcr 1993 04.05.29.html Bryn Mawr Classical Review of Holst Warhaft. ref Hyas had no separate existence except as progenitor guardian of the Hyantes , neither in mythic narrative nor in rite, even the alternative accounts of his demise being somewhat conventional and interchangeable compare the death of Meleager ... more details
other persons James Watson class wikitable align right style margin 1em margin top 0 Asteroid s discovered 22 79 Eurynome September 14, 1863 93 Minerva August 24, 1867 94 Aurora September 6, 1867 100 Hekate July 11, 1868 101 Helena August 15, 1868 103 Hera September 7, 1868 104 Klymene September 13, 1868 105 Artemis September 16, 1868 106 Dione October 10, 1868 115 Thyra August 6, 1871 119 Althaea April 3, 1872 121 Hermione May 12, 1872 128 Nemesis November 25, 1872 132 Aethra June 13, 1873 133 Cyrene August 16, 1873 139 Juewa October 10, 1874 150 Nuwa October 18, 1875 161 Athor April 19, 1876 168 Sibylla September 28, 1876 174 Phaedra September 2, 1877 175 Andromache October 1, 1877 179 Klytaemnestra November 11, 1877 James Craig Watson January 28, 1838 November 22, 1880 was a Canada Canadian United States American astronomer born in the village of Fingal, Ontario Fingal , Ontario Canada. His family relocated to Ann Arbor, Michigan in 1850. At age 15 he was matriculation matriculated at the University of Michigan , where he studied the classical languages. He later was lectured in astronomy by professor Franz Br nnow . He was the second director of Detroit Observatory from 1863 to 1879 , succeeding Franz Br nnow . He wrote the textbook Theoretical Astronomy in 1868. He discovered 22 asteroid s, beginning with 79 Eurynome in 1863. One of his asteroid discoveries, 139 Juewa was made in Beijing when Watson was there to observe the 1874 transit of Venus . The name Juewa was chosen by Chinese officials , or in modern pinyin , ru hu . Another was 121 Hermione in 1872, from Ann Arbor, Michigan, and this asteroid was found to have a small asteroid moon in 2002. ref name tanton http books.google.com books?id K 0xBsMsursC&pg PA96&dq Cybele asteroid&hl en&ei IkjITJ vI8KB8gbelP3mDw&sa X&oi book result&ct result&resnum 2&ved 0CCgQ6AEwAQ v onepage&q Cybele 20asteroid&f false Linda T. Elkins Tanton Asteroids, Meteorites, and Comets 2010 Page 96 Google Books ref He was a strong ... more details
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Unreferenced date December 2009 Centurybox 13 Image East Hem 1300bc.jpg thumb 300px Eastern Hemisphere in 1300 BC. Image Gu wine vessel from the Shang Dynasty.jpg thumb right 200px This bronze ritual wine vessel, dating from the Shang Dynasty in the 13th century BC, is housed at the Arthur M. Sackler Gallery of the Smithsonian Institution . The 13th century BC was the period from 1300 to 1201 BC. Events 1300 BC Cemetery H culture comes to an end. 1292 BC End of the Eighteenth dynasty of Egypt , start of the Nineteenth dynasty of Egypt Nineteenth Dynasty . 1282 BC Pandion II , legendary King of Athens , dies after a nominal reign of 25 years. He reportedly only reigned in Megara while Athens and the rest of Attica, Greece Attica were under the control of an alliance of Nobles led by his uncle Metion son of Erechtheus II Erechtheus of Athens and his sons including in some accounts Daedalus . His four sons lead a successful military campaign to regain the throne. Aegeus becomes King of Athens , Nisos reigns in Megara , Lycus Lykos in Euboea and Pallas son of Pandion Pallas in southern Attica . May 31 , 1279 BC Ramesses II becomes leader of Ancient Egypt . 1278 BC Seti I dies, 1 year after his son, Ramesses II is crowned. 1274 BC The Battle of Kadesh in Syria . Egyptians and Hittites sign the earliest known peace treaty at the end of the Battle of Kadesh. 1269 BC Ramses II , king of ancient Egypt , and Hattusilis III , king of the Hittites , sign the earliest known peace treaty . September 7 , 1251 BC A solar eclipse on this date might mark the birth of legendary Heracles at Thebes, Greece . 1250 BC Wu Ding Monarch king of Shang Dynasty to 1192 BC . 1250 BC The Lion Gate at Mycene is constructed comparable with Hittite architecture . 1230s BC c. 1230 BC Aegeus , legendary King of Athens , receives a false message that his designated heir Theseus , his son by Aethra of Troezen a, is dead. Theseus had been sent to his overlord Minos of Crete as an offering to the Minotaur ... more details
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his kingdom of Attica to rescue her, abducting Theseus mother Aethra Greek mythology Aethra in revenge and carrying her off to Sparta while setting a rival, Menestheus , on the throne of Athens. Aethra ... more details
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