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What actors and actresses appeared in Semm - 1990?
The cast of Semm - 1990 includes: Ants Ander as Father Imre Avaste as Jaanus Heidi Klamp as Eeva Anu Lamp as Mother Paul Poom as Uncle Paul
What is a name given to any living thing?
It's simply an organism (or-ga-ni-semm)
Is a southdown sheep and a miniature babydoll sheep the same breed?
Yes, they are. It's actually a common misconception, seeing as they have two distinct names. However, they are indeed the same breed. I hope this clears this up. Cheers, Dr. Semm
What movie and television projects has Ants Ander been in?
Ants Ander has: Played Jaan in "Metskapten" in 1971. Played Kuuben in "Teaduse ohver" in 1982. Played Father in "Semm" in 1990. Played Taavi in "See kadunud tee" in 1991. Performed in "Tule tagasi, Lumumba" in 1992. Performed in "Nadja - Heimkehr in die Fremde" in 1995. Performed in "Vanameeste paradiis" in 2005.
What movie and television projects has Paul Poom been in?
Paul Poom has: Played Peeter Viksur in "Ideaalmaastik" in 1981. Played Paul in "Vandersellid" in 1982. Played Mehaanik in "Teisikud" in 1982. Played Peetrus in "Nipernaadi" in 1983. Played Photograper in "Giordano" in 1988. Played Lembit in "Varastatud kohtumine" in 1989. Played Uncle Paul in "Semm" in 1990. Performed in "Tule tagasi, Lumumba" in 1992.
What is 'Thank you' in Tibetan?
You first need to travel to Tibet...once there, you can just say "Thank You"- but seriously...Tibetan is a Tibeto-Burman Language and is in many ways similar to Burmese. The script comes from Sanskrit and is more related to Hindi than to Chinese. The phonetic spelling of Thank you is: T'OO-JE-CHE.
Which is better fortnite or among us?
i mean fortnite is still in 2 place on the leader board and tetris is most popular game yet and minecraft is in 3 place but among us is not on the leaderboard but among us does semm way more funthan the top 10
What movie and television projects has Anu Lamp been in?
Anu Lamp has: Performed in "Kitsas king" in 1982. Performed in "Doktor Stockmann" in 1989. Played Mother in "Semm" in 1990. Performed in "Tule tagasi, Lumumba" in 1992. Performed in "Nadja - Heimkehr in die Fremde" in 1995. Played Liisi in "M-Klubi" in 1996. Played Narrator in "Tom ja Fluffy" in 1997. Performed in "Pehmed ja karvased" in 2003. Played Kathleen in "Vedma" in 2006. Performed in "Ohtlik lend" in 2006. Played Various in "Tujurikkuja" in 2008. Played Maire in "IT-planeet" in 2011. Played Parrot in "Lotte ja kuukivi saladus" in 2011. Played Kersti Kotkas in "Alpimaja" in 2012. Played Helmi in "Elavad pildid" in 2013.
What is the name of the man who did the beheading of Mary Queen of Scot?
We Don"t Know. He was an executioner of the Crown and presumably an Officer of the Royal Army(British,not Scottish)or constabulary (Police agency) he wore a Mask and other costume devices to mask his identity. the execution weapon was an AXE/The Protocol was the Exeuctioner had THREE STROKES allowed to do the job, no connections to Mr. Doubleday! The First stroke may or may not have killed the captive Queen, but the second strike completely severed her head from her body. The executioner or one of his aides then held up the head of the dead Queen and when doing thisher Red wig(Doubtless soaked in her blood) fell off There was no need for a Third strike! In comparison modern execution technicques semm positively humane and almost laundromat-like (For example lethal injections). Times Change! Read the last chapters of (mary Queen of Scots by one of the popular female authors, who was nicknamed (lady Madonna of the tennis courts) its a powerful indictment of an historical case of capital punishment, and in stark, real detail!=Author is Antonia Frazier or Fraser/ Block buster book!(no pun intended) and this was religiously motivated state violence, not accidental battle damage in Wars.
Is Egyptian writing a type of cuneiform?
No. The Egyptians had another system of writing. They painted the things themselves, and even the classical Egyptian pictures are readible as words or syllabs. Some of those mini-pics existed before the Old 1st Dynasty. But to connect those mini-pics for the sake to tell stories began very soon in the Old Egyptian culture. Their main tool was it, to paint with ink, not to scrape-and-add tiny lines. They surely had words to name the things, "hand", foot", "head" - you know - any visible thing, and soon they used to take this first sound to name the mini-pic in a more free way, they could combine them to new words and another language, and some signs named an integrated ABC.This result works so:if the scribe wished p.e. to tell, "Meyer had a meeting with the prince of On" - so he could chose between several possibilities. At first he needs to ensure, that some written elements are 1 name, and 1 title. - The same problem had the cuneiform-writer, too, and the Chinese writer has it still (they have too much signs, some for things, some for sounds) - there is a collection of signs to mark categories of words: ideograms. So there will be a little sitting man near the name of Meyer. If he is a very important one, he'll put the elements for the sound of "my" and "R" in brackets, called cartoushe: "a man" |( my, R ) - he can write this from left to right or from up to down or from right to left, or in oxen-way changing the direction in each row of the text - the mini-pics will always "look" in this direction, how to read on. This is easy so see. It had to look nice.Well, now, "he met" or "he had a meeting"? The verbum of "met" has the sound of "mad" (crazy) - if our scribe wishes to offend a bit, he choses the mini-pic of a crazy person for "met", if not, he choses a "head" and "meat" and adds "i", "n", "g" - and should add the hint, "doing". He needs no sign for "with" and now he may add the "prince"-pic and the mark for "itself, not the sound" - this is a little '-stroke beneath. He need no sign for "of", because this word follows directly - but On is his city of UN.U - he marks the ideogram of "city", (x), and paints the tiny hare for "UN" and the "U" shape.He may add, that the sentence ist finished, like the Chinese language, which then adds the closing word-pic of "finish".They had soon a very great lot of sings for each sound - imagine the scriber wishes to be more poetic, he could chose to paint as much as possible little crocodiles in his text, then he could took all known derivations of pics of crocodiles (holy for the *Sobek of the city of Memphis) and put those in the sound of his complete sentence. I,agine a song of love and the sound of "heart" - he would take a little heart even for the word of "hard" (heavy) and he would seek for formulations with that sound anywhere, often.Some devellopments were parallel the same in cuneiform-writing, p.e.the first time gave the most sounds for signs, later the first spoken languages went out of use, and then the signs meant the thing oder the sound - now it needed the special knowlegde to read it. The cuneiform languages semm to use more constantly ideograms than the Egypts. The Egyptian scribe often had 2 or 3 methods of writing textes. The most beautiful needs time and you need the ability to paint nice and recognible pics for the things. So they had another, a quick form, for papyri - this war a simple developement of pics, each sign more simple - and one type of writing is called "hieratic", used by the priests.If the text had a "mental problem" within his told content, they could decide to paint the signs defect, p.e. each "bird"-sign with no legs, or a "head" without ear, then the reader would see this and be cautious to save his soul.The Egyptian scribe was the child of scribes, belonging to the community of *Djehuti and in honour like the kings families - they didn't teach the people, how to write or read, they learnt this in their family-secrets. People admired them as magicians, because a scribe could open a very ancient building, take a script from the helmet of a sculpture - or he looked under the feet of it, wether there is a hidden text in it, and he could tell the sound of that - and each other scribe could do the same and the sound was surely similar, the same.But surely - 3000 years was a long time, gvernements changed, languages changed, some texts were telling something - but what they were telling of was forgotten. Then they decided, what this semt to tell and filled this in in another situation.Diplomatic textes to other lands were written in cuneiform signs. They knewe this, too, but wouldn't mix it with their own way to fix textes. This was heraldic and belonged to each nation.mfG WiT :)
