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111Battle of Flamborough Head — The Battle of Flamborough Head, between a small squadron led by John Paul Jones and two British convoy escorts, is one of the best known, but least understood, naval actions in history. What follows is an attempt to present a balanced view of the …
112Cold Feet (series 1) — Country of origin United Kingdom No. of episodes 6 Broadcast Original channel ITV …
113rift — riftless, adj. /rift/, n. 1. an opening made by splitting, cleaving, etc.; fissure; cleft; chink. 2. an open space, as in a forest or cloud mass, or a clear interval. 3. a break in friendly relations: a rift between two people; a rift between two …
114Michael Caerularius — Michael Cærularius † Catholic Encyclopedia ► Michael Cærularius (Keroulários). Patriarch of Constantinople (1043 58), author of the second and final schism of the Byzantine Church, date of birth unknown; d. 1058. After the… …
115Charles A. Messenger — Charles A. Messenger, a professional sculler, was born ca. 1855 in London where his family was well known in aquatic circles. His father James was a noted sculler and boat builder who in 1854 won the World Sculling Championship from Tom Cole… …
116de Havilland Comet — This article is about the jet airliner. For the 1930s racing aircraft, see de Havilland DH.88. DH 106 Comet …
117Fuvahmulah — Island Summary Belongs to Gnaviyani Atoll Location …
118Strobilanthes callosus — Scientific classification Kingdom: Plantae (unranked) …
119force — 1. noun 1) he pushed with all his force Syn: strength, power, energy, might, effort, exertion; impact, pressure, weight, impetus Ant: weakness 2) they used force to achieve their aims …
120rift — [[t]rɪft[/t]] n. 1) a fissure; cleft 2) an open space or clear interval 3) a break in friendly relations 4) a cause of a break in friendly relations 5) gel Geol. a fault 6) to burst open; split • Etymology: 1250–1300; ME < ON ript breaking of… …
