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Since 2018, IKA has been part of the media platform Croatian Catholic Network (Croatian: Hrvatska katolička mreža; HKM), together with the Croatian Catholic Radio (HKR). [1] [2] As of 2024, IKA publishes around fifty pieces of information a day, with the most important ones also being translated into English. [1] IKA's headquarters are in ...
The International Kiteboarding Association was founded in April 2008 by Guillaume Fournier (two-time kiteboarding world champion), after the International Sailing Federation (ISAF) had included the principle of surfers being propelled by a kite in the 'ISAF Equipment Rules of Sailing'. [3]
On the plates used on bigger trucks and other vehicles that can be oversized for some of the smaller roads, the numbers and letters are red. [2] The police vehicles are equipped with the plates consisting of six numbers divided in two groups and separated by the coat of arms of Croatia, blue numbers. The first group of numbers denote the police ...
The Ika people are found primarily in Delta State Nigeria & Edo State, they are a ethnic group The Ika people have two(2) Local Governments (Ika South and Ika North East Local Government Areas) in Delta State, and are also indigenous to Igbanke, Ekpon and other communities of Orhionmwon, Uhunmwonde and Igueben Local Government Areas in Edo State.
Ika may refer to: Ika, Akwa Ibom, a Local Government Area in Nigeria; Ika, Croatia, a town in Primorje-Gorski Kotar County, Croatia; Ika language (Colombia), also known as Arhuaco; Ika language (Nigeria) Ika people, of Nigeria; Ika people (Colombia) Enrique Ika (c. 1859–after 1900), king of Easter Island; Siaki Ika (born 2000), American ...
IKA had been assembling Ramblers under a partnership arrangement with AMC since 1962. Under the new three-way partnership, IKA continued to build AMC models, including the Rambler Ambassador until 1972. Renault bought out IKA in 1970, and the Santa Isabel factory of Córdoba was renamed Renault Argentina in 1975. [114]
AMC vehicles were badged as “Rambler" in Argentina, Australia, Chile, Costa Rica, Mexico, New Zealand, Peru, Philippines, Venezuela, South Africa, and the United Kingdom. In Argentina, a unique model based on the third-generation Rambler American became the IKA Torino in 1967. It was later named the Renault Torino and produced until 1981.
A flexplate or flex plate is a metal disk that connects the output from an engine to the input of a torque converter in a car equipped with an automatic transmission. [1] It takes the place of the flywheel found in a conventional manual transmission setup.