The exact details of Bernkastel's origins are fairly vague and whether it alludes to the events of Higurashi up to the point when Bernkastel separated from Rika in Saikoroshi-hen (as suggested in interviews and in the sound novels of Higurashi Rei and Umineko no Naku Koro ni Chiru respectively) is unknown. Plot Edit Legend of the Golden Witch Edit.
Umineko: Golden Fantasia, known in Japan as just Golden Fantasia, is a 2D versus fighting game developed and published by 07th Expansion. It is a spin-off of the Umineko When They Cry murder mystery visual novel series and was released at Comiket 79 on December 31, 2010; the game was ported to the Xbox 360 by Alchemist in October 2011 as Golden Fantasia X, including new characters and balance tweaks. An append disc for the original game, titled Golden Fantasia Cross, was released at Comiket 81 on December 31, 2011. MangaGamer released Golden Fantasia Cross to a worldwide market on December 8, 2017. Golden Fantasia is a fighting game. Gameplay revolves around a tag-team battle system in which each player takes control of two characters, only one of which can be controlled at a time, but both of which can be switched out with the other through the game's 'Touch' system. A 'touch' can only be performed. There are five kinds of touching methods, each of which uses up a different amount of the Touch Gauge: Normal Touch, used when the player isn't performing any other action.
Every character in the game has a unique ability which can be used to improve their own skills or their partners' skills for a limited period of time. There are two methods of activating abilities; the first method is through touching, which automatically activates the ability of the character being switched out and affects the character being switched in. The other method is by summoning the Metaworld, which not only drastically changes the background, but activates the abilities of both the player character and his or her partner at the same time; the Metaworld can be summoned through use of the SP Gauge, which allows characters to perform special, powerful attacks called 'SP Supers' and 'Meta Supers'. However, two players cannot summon the Metaworld at the same time; the Metaworld will remain active. The game is set on the island of Rokkenjima, where a series of mysterious deaths and disappearances take place over the course of October 4 and 5, 1986; the story focuses on a game of twisted logic between Beatrice, a legendary witch who claims she used magic to perform the murders, Battler Ushiromiya, a young man who argues that the murders could be carried out by ordinary humans.
As a tag-team game, the game's story mode follows multiple pairs of characters, each of which has their own story and ending that take place in an alternate continuity from Umineko When They Cry. The original Golden Fantasia game features ten playable characters, adds more characters in the sequel; the characters are all based on their appearances in the original visual novels. Battler Ushiromiya Voiced by: Daisuke Ono Battler is a versatile and well-rounded character who excels at close to mid-range melee combat, has a number of powerful SP Super and Meta Super attacks, his ability, 'Resurrection' restores the player character's health over time. Beatrice Voiced by: Sayaka Ohara Beatrice excels in various magical attacks, has an arsenal of powerful SP Supers, her ability, 'Infinity SP', allows the player to perform one Super attack without using SP. Ange Ushiromiya Voiced by: Rina Satō Ange can close the distance between her and her opponent by summoning Sakutarō and the Seven Sisters of Purgatory, who can attack from her.
Her ability, 'Stun Boost', increases the chance of the player's attacks stunning an opponent, making the opponent susceptible to more attacks. Lucifer Voiced by: Yuka Saitō Lucifer excels at performing attacks after the player switches her in using an Attack Touch, her ability, 'Attack Touch', allows the player to perform a single Attack Touch if the player's Touch Gauge isn't full. Shannon Voiced by: Rie Kugimiya Shannon has a defense-oriented fighting style that allows her to widen the distance between her and her opponent by creating barriers, which can nullify enemy attacks, her ability, 'Auto-Guard', allows the player to automatically block an opponent's attacks. Kanon Voiced by: Yū Kobayashi Kanon is a fast melee character who possesses an array of swift attacks that can be strung together into combos, his ability, 'Silent Attack', decreases the amount of SP the opponent gains while they are being attacked. Virgilia Voiced by: Kikuko Inoue Virgilia possesses a wide array of magical attacks and weapons designed to damage opponents regardless of her position in the arena.
Her ability, 'Brimful' fills both player characters' SP Gauge over time. Ronove Voiced by: Tomokazu Sugita Ronove, similar to Shannon, is a defense-oriented fighter who specializes in blocking and parrying his opponents' attacks, his ability, 'Counter Boost', increases the damage dealt by the player's counters. Eva Beatrice Voiced by: Miki Itō Eva Beatrice is a melee fighter who specializes in close-range fighting and grappling, her ability, 'Berserk', increases damage dealt by 50%. Chiester410 Voiced by: Eri
Kongo Central Bas-Congo, is one of the 26 provinces of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Its capital is Matadi. At the time of independence, the area now encompassing Kongo Central was part of the greater province of Léopoldville, along with the capital city of Kinshasa and the districts of Kwango and Mai-Ndombe. Under Belgian colonial rule, the province was known as Bas-Congo and was renamed Kongo Central after independence. Under the regime of Mobutu Sese Seko from 1965 to 1997, the Congo river was renamed as Zaire; the province was named as Bas-Zaïre. The name was reverted to Bas-Congo, it was subsequently renamed as Kongo Central in 2015. Kongo Central is the only province in the country with an ocean coastline, it borders the provinces of Kinshasa to the north-east, Kwango to the east, the Republic of Angola to the south as well as the Republic of the Congo and Cabinda to the north. The provincial capital is Matadi; the only other official city is Boma. The remainder of the province is divided into the districts of Bas-Fleuve and Lukaya.
Towns with their 2010 populations are: Writer Zamenga Batukezanga was born in Kongo Central. Gillet, J. Catalogue des plantes. Bruxelles 166 pp. Pauwels, L. Nzayilu N'ti – guide des arbres et arbustes de la région de Kinshasa – Brazzaville. Meise ISBN 9072619102, 495 pp. Latham, P. Edible caterpillars and their food plants in Bas-Congo Mystole Publications. ISBN 0954301277, 60 pp. Kibungu Kembelo, A. O. Plantes medicinales du Bas-Congo et leurs usages DFID. 197 pp. Latham, P. Useful plants of Bas-Congo province DFID. ISBN 0954669835, 320 pp. Latham, P. Les chenilles comestibles et leurs plantes nourricières dans la province du Bas-Congo DFID. ISBN 9780955420863,44 pp. Latham, P. et Konda ku Mbuta, A. Plantes utiles du Bas-Congo. Mystole Publications. ISBN 9780955420818, 372 pp. Latham, P. et Konda ku Mbuta, A. Some honeybee plants of Bas-Congo province DFID. ISBN 9780955420894, 248 pp. Latham, P. & Konda ku Mbuta, A. Useful plants of Bas-Congo province ISBN 9780955420870, 553 pp
The United States secretary of transportation is the head of the United States Department of Transportation, a member of the president's Cabinet, fourteenth in the presidential Line of Succession. The post was created with the formation of the Department of Transportation on October 15, 1966, by President Lyndon B. Johnson's signing of the Department of Transportation Act; the department's mission is 'to develop and coordinate policies that will provide an efficient and economical national transportation system, with due regard for need, the environment, the national defense.' The secretary of transportation oversees eleven agencies, including the Federal Aviation Administration, the Federal Highway Administration, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. In April 2008, Mary Peters launched the official blog of the secretary of transportation called 'The Fast Lane'; the first secretary of transportation was Alan Stephenson Boyd, nominated to the post by Democratic president Lyndon B. Johnson.
Ronald Reagan's second secretary of transportation, Elizabeth Dole, was the first female holder, Mary Peters was the second. Gerald Ford's nominee William Thaddeus Coleman, Jr. was the first African American to serve as transportation secretary, Federico Peña, serving under Bill Clinton, was the first Hispanic to hold the position, subsequently becoming the secretary of energy. Japanese-AmericanNorman Mineta, the secretary of commerce, is the longest-serving secretary, holding the post for over five and a half years, Andrew Card is the shortest-serving secretary, serving only eleven months. Neil Goldschmidt was the youngest secretary, taking office at age thirty nine, while Norman Mineta was the oldest, retiring at age seventy four. On January 23, 2009, the sixteenth secretary Ray LaHood took office, serving under the administration of Democrat Barack Obama; the salary of the secretary of transportation is $199,700. Anthony Foxx was the 17th US secretary of transportation from 2013–2017, when Barack Obama was the president. Beyond band.
Elaine Chao, who served as the secretary of labor under President George W. Bush, was nominated by Donald Trump on November 29, 2016. On January 31, 2017, the Senate confirmed her appointment by a vote of 93–6. Parties Democratic Republican The line of succession regarding who would act as Secretary of Transportation in the event of a vacancy or incapacitation is as follows: Deputy Secretary of Transportation Under Secretary of Transportation for Policy General Counsel Assistant Secretary for Budget and Programs Assistant Secretary for Transportation Policy Assistant Secretary for Governmental Affairs Assistant Secretary for Aviation and International Affairs Assistant Secretary for Administration Administrator of the Federal Highway Administration Administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration Administrator of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration Administrator of the Federal Railroad Administration Administrator of the Federal Transit Administration Administrator of the Maritime Administration Administrator of the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration Administrator of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Administrator of the Research and Innovative Technology Administration Administrator of the Saint Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation Regional Administrator, Southern Region, Federal Aviation Administration Director, Resource Center, Colorado, Federal Highway Administration Regional Administrator, Northwest Mountain Region, Federal Aviation Administration As of February 2020, there are twelve living, former secretaries of transportation, the oldest being Alan S. Boyd.
The most recent secretary of transportation to die was William T. Coleman, Jr. on March 31, 2017. The most serving secretary of transportation to die was Andrew L. Lewis, who died on February 10, 2016. General'Biographical Sketches of the Secretaries of Transportation'. U. S. Department of Transportation. August 14, 2009. Archived from the original on March 16, 2011. Retrieved January 2, 2010. Specific Official website The Department of Transportation Act
The governments of the Thirteen Colonies of British America developed in the 17th and 18th centuries under the influence of the British constitution. After the Thirteen Colonies had become the United States, the experience under colonial rule would inform and shape the new state constitutions and the United States Constitution; the executive branch was led by a governor, the legislative branch was divided into two houses, a governor's council and a representative assembly. In royal colonies, the governor and the council were appointed by the British government. In proprietary colonies, these officials were appointed by proprietors, they were elected in charter colonies. In every colony, the assembly was elected by property owners. In domestic matters, the colonies were self-governing. Diplomatic affairs were handled by the British government, as were trade policies and wars with foreign powers; the American Revolution was a dispute over Parliament's right to enact domestic legislation for the American colonies.
The British government's position was that Parliament's authority was unlimited, while the American position was that colonial legislatures were coequal with Parliament and outside of its jurisdiction. By the start of the American Revolution, the thirteen colonies had developed political systems featuring a governor exercising executive power and a bicameral legislature made up of a council and an assembly; the system was similar to the British constitution, with the governor corresponding to the British monarch, the council to the House of Lords and the assembly to the House of Commons. The thirteen colonies were all founded with royal authorization, authority continued to flow from the monarch as colonial governments exercised authority in the king's name. A colony's precise relationship to the Crown depended on whether it was a charter colony, proprietary colony or royal colony as defined in its colonial charter. Whereas royal colonies belonged to the Crown and charter colonies were granted by the Crown to private interests.
Control over a charter or corporate colony was granted to a joint-stock company, such as the Virginia Company. Virginia, Massachusetts and Rhode Island were founded as charter colonies. New England's charter colonies were independent of royal authority and operated as republics where property owners elected the governor and legislators. Proprietary colonies were governed by individuals. To attract settlers, proprietors agreed to share power with property owners. Maryland, South Carolina, North Carolina, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania were founded as proprietary colonies. In 1624, Virginia became the first royal colony when the bankruptVirginia Company's charter was revoked. Overtime, more colonies transitioned to royal control. By the start of the American Revolution, all but five of the thirteen colonies were royal colonies. Maryland and Delaware remained proprietary, while Rhode Island and Connecticut continued as corporate colonies. Historian Robert Middlekauff describes royal administration of the colonies as inadequate and inefficient because lines of authority were never clear.
Before 1768, responsibility for colonial affairs rested with the Privy Council and the Secretary of State for the Southern Department. The Secretary relied on the Board of Trade to supply him with information and pass on his instructions to colonial officials. After 1768, the Secretary of State for Colonial Affairs was responsible for supervising the colonies. Parliament's authority over the colonies was unclear and controversial in the 18th century; as English government evolved from government by the Crown toward government in the name of the Crown, the convention that the colonies were ruled by the monarch gave way to greater involvement of Parliament by the mid 1700s. Acts of Parliament regulated commerce, defined citizenship, limited the amount of paper money issued in the colonies; the British government argued that Parliament's authority to legislate for the colonies was unlimited. This was stated explicitly in the Declaratory Act of 1766; the British argued that the colonists, while not represented in Parliament, were nonetheless represented.
The American view, shaped by Whig political philosophy, was that Parliament's authority over the colonies was limited. While the colonies recognized Parliament's right to legislate for the whole empire—such as on matters of trade—they argued that Parliamentary taxation was a violation of the principle of taxation by consent since consent could only be granted by the colonists' own representatives. In addition, Americans argued that the colonies were outside of Parliament's jurisdiction and that the colonists owed allegiance only to the Crown. In effect, Americans argued that their colonial legislatures were coequal—not subordinate—to Parliament; these incompatible interpretations of the British constitution would become the central issue of the American Revolution. In royal colonies, governors represented its interests. Before 1689, governors were the dominant political figures in the colonies, they possessed royal authority transmitted through their instructions. Among their powers included the right to summon and dissolve the elected assembly.
Governors could veto any bill proposed by the colonial legislature. The assembly restricted the governor's power by asser Loyal definition francais.
Ondřej Sokol, is a Czech director, television presenter and translator. Sokol was born at Czechoslovakia. After studying five years at Theatre Faculty of the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague he joined a theatre in Mladá Boleslav. Three years he moved to The Drama Club in Prague. Following a great success of The Lonesome West he received Alfréd Radok Award in category Talent of the Year and Thálie Award for a young artist up to 33 years of age; as a television presenter, he hosted all seasons of Tvoje tvář má známý hlas. 2013 – The War of The Roses, CZ 2011 – Glengarry Glen Ross, DC 2011 – A Behanding in Spokane, DC 2008 – God of Carnage, DC 2007 – The Playboy of the Western World, DC 2006 – American Buffalo, DC 2005 – The Pillowman, DC 2004 – Sexual Perversity in Chicago, DC 2002 – The Lonesome West, DC 2006 – Vicomte de Valmont in Les Liaisons dangereuses, DC 2011–2013 – Partička – Czech comedial improvisation show 2002 – Útěk do Budína Ondřej Sokol on IMDb
Carlo Geloso, was an Italian general during the Second World War. In 1939, he assumed command of the Italian Forces in Albania; the next year, he served as commander of the 11th Army during the Greco-Italian War. He was commander of the Italian occupation forces in Greece from 1941 until 1943. After Italy joined the Allies, he became a German prisoner of war. Following the German surrender, he was imprisoned by the Soviets, released in 1946. Born in Palermo on 20 August 1879 to Bonaventura Geloso and Fortunata Burgio di Villanova, Carlo Geloso entered the Military Academy of Artillery and Engineers of Turin on 27 October 1898. After graduation, he was commissioned as a second lieutenant of artillery on 26 August 1901, continued his studies at the Application School of Artillery and Engineers at Turin, graduating in 1903 and being promoted to lieutenant on 11 August, he was assigned to the 3rd Fortress Artillery Regiment. On 28 December 1907 he wed Angela Rocaglia, in April 1909 he was transferred to the 15th Field Artillery Regiment.
He completed the general staff course in Turin in 1910, was promoted to captain by selection on 30 November 1911. Until 1912 he served in the staffs the Territorial Military Divisions of Rome and Napoli. In July 1912 he embarked for Tripolitania, to establish a commissariat for the Italian expeditionary corps at Zuara, he returned to Italy on 5 August, although he remained in command of the commissariat until April 1914, when he was appointed to the 9th Fortress Artillery Regiment. After Italy's entry into World War I he was sent to serve in a staff position in the Julian Alps front. On 9 November 1915 he was promoted to major. In May 1916, he was appointed chief of staff of the 31st Infantry Division. In February 1917 he was transferred to the general staff. In May he won his second Silver Medal of Military Valor for his participation in the Tenth Battle of the Isonzo in the Bosco Malo-Pod Horite area, was promoted to lieutenant colonel on 31 May; as chief of staff of the 65th Infantry Division from July, he fought in the Eleventh Battle of the Isonzo in the Mešnjak area, winning his third Silver Medal in the process, in the disastrous Battle of Caporetto.
From April 1918 he was chief of staff of the 34th Infantry Division. His organizational ability was recognized in September by a commendation and the award of a knighthood in the Military Order of Savoy. After the Armistice, he spent some time in the Tonale–Garda area, before moving to the post of commandant in Padua to the Rome garrison and the general staff. Despite his distinguished, if unexceptional, from 20 July 1920 to 7 March 1925 he was relegated to a 'Special Auxiliary Position', a special arrangement intended to handle the large number of officers after the end of the war. During that time, he became a member of the Fascist movement on 4 May 1921, was promoted colonel on 31 December 1924. On his return to active duty in 1925 he was assigned to the General Secretariat of the Supreme Commission on Defence, coming to head the service in February 1926, he remained at this post until 1 March 1928, when he was sent to command the 6th Heavy Field Artillery Regiment. On 25 January 1931 he was promoted brigadier general, in March 1931 he returned to Rome as chief of staff to the VIII Army Corps.
He served as artillery commander of the III Army Corps at Milan in 1933, before being appointed acting chief of staff for the X Army Corps at Napoli in 1934 and for the VI Army Corps at Bologna in 1935. On 25 November 1935 he was appointed to the prestigious and sought-after post of commander of the Granatieri di Sardegna Infantry Division in Rome. In March 1936 he was sent to Italian Somaliland to command the Special Infantry Division 'Laghi' during the Second Italo-Ethiopian War. There he defeated the Ethiopian ras Desta Damtew. In October 1936 he became governor of the area, now the Galla-Sidamo Governorate, as well as commander of the local Italian garrison. For his service he was promoted to divisional general in December and received a further Military Order of Savoy, he remained at this position until 1938. His violent suppression of Ethiopian resistance in the wake of a failed assassination attempt on viceroyRodolfo Graziani in February 1937, led to him being listed as a war criminal by the Ethiopian government, which tried, unsuccessfully, to have him extradited to Ethiopia after World War II.
In 1938 he returned to Rome, until 3 August as Honorary Governor of Galla-Sidamo, but in 1939 he was promoted to army corps general and sent to command the Bari Army Corps. Promoted to army corps general, he was sent in October to command first the VII Army Corps at Trieste and on 1 December, the XXVI Army Corps, comprising the Italian garrison in Italian-occupied Albania. Geloso remained in Albania until 6 June 1940. During his tenure he planned for an attack on Greece, elements of his plans were indeed used in the subsequent Italian invasion of Greece, but much different under conditions and participating forces than what he had envisaged. Although a capable organizer, he was helpless in the backroom political manoeuvring that characterized the Fascist regime. After disagreeing with Galeazzo Ciano, Foreign Minister and Mussolini's heir-apparent, during a discussion of a possible war with Greece on 23 April 1941, he was replaced by Sebastiano Visconti Prasca. Italy's entry into World War II found him as head of the Third Army, but he returned to Albania on 15 November 1940 to take up command of the newly formed Eleventh Army in the ongoing
This guide assists players in completing the multiple arcade runs required to earn secret CGs and unlockable announcers.IntroductionUmineko: Golden Fantasia offers a wide selection of Arcade Mode paths and unlockable system voices should you choose to get invested in its single player offerings. As you beat specific story paths, certain system voices will be given to you. Generally, it will give you one voice related to a character you chose (Picking Lambdadelta/Chiester 410 for example would give Chiester's as Lambda is already unlocked by default. If both characters have their system voices unlocked, the game will grant system voices to story, NPC, and assist characters such as the Seven Stakes, Natsuhi, and a literal pair of Umineko. Collecting these are a requirement to completing Gallery and experiencing all added lore Golden Fantasia has to offer.List of Story PathsThese paths unlock special CGs for the Picture Gallery and contain unique mid-boss and boss banter.
They can be obtained in any order except for 33 which requires B.
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