Porvoo
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Nov 2, 2026
The Dream CEFL Bracket: Who's Europe's Best Domestic Team?
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9:30Chase AndriesHOST
Moving on to the quarters.
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9:31Chase AndriesHOST
Gras and Porvoo.
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9:34Chase AndriesHOST
God, these would be so fun to watch.
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9:37Gabe QuigleyHOST
This would be a good matchup.
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10:38Brad JonesHOST
Like same with Robin.
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10:39Brad JonesHOST
Like Robin being able to be the local quarterback for Kalanda and the same with Graz.
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10:45Brad JonesHOST
But if that rule doesn't apply, I would take Porvoo.
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10:49Brad JonesHOST
If it does apply, that's where I would lean more towards Graz just because of that factor.
Finland and the Tsars, 1809-1899-Joseph R. Fisher
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51:27AlistairNARRATOR
On the following day a memorial was presented in which it was asked that a legal Diet, a general meeting of the estates of the land, should be summoned in Finland.
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51:38AlistairNARRATOR
On January 7, 1809, a favourable reply was received, and on January 20 a decree was signed by the Emperor calling a Diet at Borgå.
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51:49AlistairNARRATOR
In this document the Tsar formally recognises the Diet as the proper constitutional organ for deciding the fate of Finland.
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51:57AlistairNARRATOR
His decision, he states, is taken conformément aux constitutions du pays, and the representatives of the estates are summoned to meet de la manière prescrite dans les règlements des Diètes.
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52:10AlistairNARRATOR
The magnanimous philanthropist, said Mannerheim afterward, in writing of this critical moment, subsequently mentioned that he considered it an honour to rule over a free people with laws of its own.
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52:25AlistairNARRATOR
It is necessary to go with some minuteness into the details of this Borgå Diet of 1809, for everything that has happened since in Finland turns on it.
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52:35AlistairNARRATOR
To European readers some of the details may seem unnecessary, as the thing speaks for itself.
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52:42AlistairNARRATOR
But Russian writers—those of the class, at any rate, who have been employed during the present decade to prove that there is no Finnish Constitution—have shown themselves, to say the least, so obtuse in their attempts to comprehend or to explain institutions altogether foreign to their ways of thinking, and have been so childishly anxious to fix here or there on some word—generally misunderstood—which seems to support their contention, that the documents must be followed step by step.
Arseni Sevastyanov
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4:41Arseni SevastyanovGUEST
By this time, I was live in Kotka city in Finland.
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4:43Arseni SevastyanovGUEST
It was, like, 120, 125 kilometer from, uh, Helsinki and Porvoo city.
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4:49Dave GoldsmithHOST
Yeah.
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4:49Arseni SevastyanovGUEST
Then I, we found, uh, one place named Billiardisali Signalist.
#80 - SPIRIT Programme and the Future of Circular Plastics
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18:41Jaakko TuomainenGUEST
As I said, we have been able to do very interesting trials and developments, technology development.
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18:50Jaakko TuomainenGUEST
And if I take a couple of examples from the plastic recycling, we have produced in Porvoo, for example, 50-50, meaning 50 recycled, 50 virgin, drop-in solutions for applications that were not I believe considered seriously for circular plastics when we kicked off the program.
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19:16Jaakko TuomainenGUEST
An example of that is a cable jacketing material.
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19:20Jaakko TuomainenGUEST
So already a pretty demanding application.