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Nina Farwig — Afromontaner Wald in Southern Cape, Südafrika, mit Afrocarpus falcatus/Podocarpus falcatus. Nina Farwig arbeitete im Rahmen des BIOTA Projects in den Regenwäldern des südlichen Afrika. Nina Farwig (* 1977) ist eine deutsche Biologin und… … Deutsch Wikipedia
René Farwig — René Fererico Farwig Guillen (* 30. September 1935) ist ein ehemaliger Skirennläufer. Er war der erste Sportler Boliviens bei Olympischen Winterspielen. Die Möglichkeit zur Olympiateilnahme ergab sich, als Farwig 1955 alpiner Südamerikameister… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Calochortus raichei Farwig & Girard — Symbol CARA16 Common Name Cedars mariposa lily Botanical Family Liliaceae … Scientific plant list
Mammillaria deherdtiana — subsp. deherdtiana Systematik Ordnung: Nelkenartige (Caryophyllales) … Deutsch Wikipedia
Nancy Lopez — Personal information Full name Nancy Marie Lopez Born January 6, 1957 (1957 01 06) (age 54) Torrance, California, U.S … Wikipedia
Dottie Pepper — Personal information Full name Dottie Pepper Born August 17, 1965 (1965 08 17) (age 46) Saratoga Springs, New York … Wikipedia
Venice Cup — The World Teams Championship in contract bridge for women players only is also known as the Venice Cup, because the first edition was held in Venice, Italy in 1974.It is held every two years, in parallel to the Open World Teams Championship, the… … Wikipedia
Esclarmonde — [IPA|ɛskɭaɾ mɔːd] is an opera ( Opéra romanesque ) in four acts and eight tableaux, with prologue and epilogue by Jules Massenet, to a French libretto by Alfred Édouard Blau and Louis Ferdinand de Gramont, based on the medieval novel (tale)… … Wikipedia
Russell & Bromley — is a British shoe retailer with a high street retail operation. The business headquarters is based on Farwig Lane in Bromley, Kent, England.Russell Bromley s story began in 1873 when George Frederick Bromley left his home in Hastings to work as a … Wikipedia
McConnell Cup — is a team event for woman held every four years as part of the World Bridge Series Championships. The event was inaugurated in 1994 and is named in honor of Ruth McConnell, former treasurer for the World Bridge Federation (WBF) and former… … Wikipedia
