What does Usavich stand for?

The name Usavich is a combination of Japanese and Russian: うさぎ (Usagi, “rabbit”) and вич (-vich, a Russian phrase to describe “the son of”)

How many members does 1199SEIU serve?

The 1199SEIU pension funds serve over 200,000 members — primarily in New York City and its Long Island and northern suburbs — and remains the model for what we want to achieve for every 1199SEIU member.

What are the benefits of 1199SEIU health insurance?

Health Benefits. More than 200,000 members of 1199SEIU have won comprehensive healthcare coverage — hospitalization, doctors’ visits, dental and vision care, prescription drugs, etc. — with no or minimal out-of-pocket expenses for themselves and their families. In all, the benefit covers more than 400,000 lives.

What is Bill Bill 1199?

Bill Text – AB-1199 Homes for Families and Corporate Monopoly Transparency Excise Tax: qualified property: reporting requirements.

How many seasons of Usavich are there?

Usavich (Japanese: ウサビッチ; Russian: Усавич) is a series of short animated comedy made by MTV Japan. The series is created by Kanaban Graphics. There are 13 episodes in each season, and each episodes last 90 seconds; there are six seasons (5+ Season 0) since 2006.

What does Usabitchi stand for?

Usavich (ウサビッチ, Usabitchi, from usagi (うさぎ, rabbit), Japanese for rabbit, with “vich” to make it a Russian patronymic) is a series of animated short films originally created for MTV’s Japanese mobile service “Flux” and still being created for MTV Japan by Satoshi Tomioka and his studio Kanaban Graphics since 2006.

What is the name of the rabbit in Usavich?

Kirenenko (Japanese: キレネンコ/Russian: Кирененко) is one of the main protagonists in the animation Usavich. He is a former mafia boss, and he was sentenced to death penalty. Kirenenko is a rabbit with a safety pin stuck through his left ear, and he wears a red-stripe prison uniform with number 04.