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Today HM Queen Elizabeth II celebrates her official birthday.

Household Guards begin to form at around 9:15. The monarch leaves Buckingham Palace around 10:45 and rides in a carriage down The Mall to Horse Guards Parade by St James’ Park. After taking a Royal salute from officers, Elizabeth II inspects pageantry.

On 20th July 1969, Neil Armstrong became the first man to walk on the moon.

Institute of American Studies at Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University and Georgian Association for American Studies announce the 20th International Annual Conference on American Studies, dedicated to the 50th anniversary of the first Moon landing by American astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin.

The registration process of presenters will be held from 10:00 to 11:00. The opening ceremony of the Conference will start at 11:00. The 3-day Conference will be concluded with the certificate handover ceremony at 15:00 on 25th May.

When Pelé, the famous Brazilian footballer cost 800 thousand USD as a sportsman, the Georgian ski jumper Koba Tsakadze was officially called 1 million USD. Anyway, the ‘Flying Torpedo’ would not think about leaving his homeland and migrate in a far prosperous western country. This was a man of solid principles whom money could never buy. However, he frequently travelled all over the world, first as a sportsman, and later as an international referee or a guest of honour.

The Department of Mathematics at TSU presents the 2nd edition of Probability Theory and Mathematical Statistics, by Roland Tkebuchava.

The former colleagues and friends will remember the late Professor Roland Tkebuchava (Doctor of Science in Physics and Mathematics), and recall his professional achievements and personal qualities. The work has been published first time over a decade ago but still remains one of the major coursebooks for Georgian students.

The second edition will be available free of charge for the book presentation attendees.

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It is the 100th anniversary of her birthday today. Eva Perón is still adored by many Argentines for helping women get the vote, securing labour benefits for the working classes, and founding hospitals and orphanages.

A photograph of Eva Perón is still frequently found next to a copy of the Our Lady Guadalupe icon in many Argentinian households.