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# Myim Rose
**Myim Rose** was a singer-songwriter and actress from Washington Heights, Manhattan. She is best known for vocals on the 1994 Moby song \"Feeling So Real\" and playing Layla in the 1992 film *Unlawful Entry*. She was a singer-songwriter who fronted her own rock band in New York City. In November 2006, Myim died after a 4-year battle with cancer. Myim married actor Brian Gant in 2001. He was with her at the time of her death
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# Sydney Packet
***Sydney Packet*** may refer to:
- (or ***Sidney Packet***), was an American ship, taken in prize c. 1814 under another name, condemned, and sold to Alexander Birnie & Co. She sailed to New South Wales, and then made three voyages as a whaler. She was lost in 1826.
- *Sydney Packet*, Bunker,`{{clarify|date=May 2021}}`{=mediawiki} master, foundered at sea in November 1816 while sailing from New South Wales to London. Her crew were saved and taken into the `{{not a typo|Brazils}}`{=mediawiki}.
- *Sydney Packet* (1826--1837), a two-masted schooner of 84 tons, built in Sydney, Australia, in 1826 and captained by James Bruce; later purchased by John Jones (1809--1869), and outfitted as a bay whaler; wrecked at Moeraki, Otago, 17 July 1837
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# John Friedmann
**John Friedmann** (April 16, 1926 -- June 11, 2017) was an Honorary Professor in the School of Community and Regional Planning at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada, and Professor Emeritus at the UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs. He was the founding professor of the Program for Urban Planning in the Graduate School of Architecture and Planning at UCLA and served as its head for a total of 14 years between 1969 and 1996.
He was born in Vienna, Austria. He obtained a PhD at the University of Chicago in 1955, and then, between 1955 and 1969, worked in Brazil, South Korea, the United States, Venezuela and Chile for academic, government and non-government agencies. In 1966 he developed the core-periphery four-stage model of regional development, explaining that \"where economic growth is sustained over long time periods, its incidence works towards a progressive integration of the space economy.\" Nineteen years later, his article \"The World City Hypothesis\" generated a stream of research in economic geography, development studies, and planning. His 1987 book, *Planning in the Public Domain: From Knowledge to Action*, is widely used as a text in planning schools throughout the world.
In 1988, Friedmann received the Distinguished Planning Educator Award from the American Collegiate Schools of Planning. His achievements have been internationally recognized, with Honorary Doctorates from the Catholic University of Chile, the Technical University of Dortmund and York University in Toronto in 2016. In 2006, he was the first recipient of the UN-Habitat Lecture Award \"for his outstanding and sustained contribution to research, thinking and practice in the field of Human Settlements.\" And in 2008, he was appointed Honorary Advisor to the China Academy of Urban Planning and Design.
His publishing record includes 17 sole-authored books, 11 co-edited books, and more than 150 chapters, articles, and reviews. Friedmann\'s research focused on processes of urbanization, particularly in China. His most recent books include *The Prospect of Cities* (2002), *China\'s Urban Transition* (2005), and *Insurgencies: Essays in Planning Theory* (2011). Many of his writings have been translated into various languages, including Japanese, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Persian, and Chinese.
Friedmann was married to Leonie Sandercock. He was widely regarded as among the most authoritative living planning writers on sustainable international development and planning theory. Friedmann died at the age of 91 in Vancouver on June 11, 2017. He is survived by his daughter Manuela Friedmann and his first wife, Traudl
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# Qp-Crazy
**Qp-Crazy** is a Japanese hardcore punk band. The band was started by Crazy Skb in 1994. They usually perform in Japan, but they released their 9th Album タンク山の動物園(Tank Mountain Zoo) in the United States.
## Members
- Vocal:The Crazy SKB (Kyouaku Kyoujin Dan→Moudoku→Hightechnology Suicide→Qp-Crazy)
- Guitar:Kura
- Bass:Tuji-Q (The Stalin→Qp-Crazy)
- Drums:Dandy Muu
- DJ: 汚喧烈童子(Ogeretsudouji)
Past Members
- Sampler:Proletar
## Discography
- 1st Album「トワイライトゾンビ（死霊の盆踊り）」\"Twilight Zombie (Ghost Bonodori)\"
- 2nd Album「顔面土砂崩れ」\"Landslide Face\"
- 3rd Album「バイオレンス・ホモ」\"Violence Homo\"
- 4th Album「DEATHPORN21ANIMAL」
- 5th Album「棺桶に片足を突っ込んでいるおまえの姿が見える」\"I can see you are thrust your feet into the coffin\"
- 6th Album「悪魔の毒々新録ワースト」\"Devil of New Recording gaudy worst Album\"(New Recording Best Album)
- 7th Album「キューピークレイジーの地獄逝きだョ！出発進行！」(Qp-Crazy\'s \"this is going to Hell! Let\'s Go!!\")
- 8th Album「夜霧の挑発ジュラシック」
- 9th Album「タンク山の動物園」\"Tank Mountain Zoo\" (This Album sell in United States)
- 10th Album「平成暗イ死ス」(Heisei Period Crisis) Maybe Release in United States
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# Simon de Tosny
**Simon de Tosny** (**Toni**, **Tonei**, **Toeni**, **Toeny**, **Toney**) was a 12th-century Cistercian monk and prelate. Simon was a monk of Melrose Abbey, and served there until he moved to become Abbot of Coggeshall Abbey in Essex. He resigned this abbey in 1168, and returned to Melrose. In 1171, he was elected as Bishop of Moray, and was consecrated at St Andrews on 23 January 1172. He was a distant cousin of King William who may or may not have played some part in his election. His cathedral was at Birnie, Moray. He witnessed several charters and was present at the Council of Northampton in 1176. He is the first bishop named on the bishop-list in the *Moray Registrum*. He died on 17 September 1184 and was buried in Birnie Kirk. Aside from the brief episcopate of Andrew (consecrated 1184, died 1185) he was succeeded as bishop by Richard de Lincoln
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# Toyota National College of Technology
**`{{Nihongo|Toyota National College of Technology|国立豊田工業高等専門学校|Kokuritsu toyota kougyou koutou senmon gakko}}`{=mediawiki}** is a National College of Technology (Kosen) with a five-year technical curriculum.
The college is signatory to the JABEE (Accreditation System for Engineering Education in Japan) since 2005, which is signatory to the Washington Accord.
## History
1963.04 Toyota National College of Technology was established (Department of Mechanical Engineering, Department of Electrical Engineering, and Department of Architecture).\
1968.04 Department of Civil Engineering was added. A boarding system was adopted for students in lower grades.\
1979.03 Data Station was opened.\
1983.06 Strength Test Center for Materials and Structure was established.\
1987.04 Department of Information and Computer Engineering was added.\
1993.04 The Reorganization of Department of Civil Engineering.\
1994.04 Advanced Engineering Courses were established. Courses of Electronic and Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering and Architecture, Computer Science were established.\
1996.07 Data Station was reorganized into Multimedia Center for Information Processing.\
1999.04 Department of Electrical Engineering was renamed Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering.\
2002.10 Collaboration Research Center of Technology was established.\
2004.04 Techno-training Center for Manufacturing (\"Monodukuri\" Center) was established
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# Petroleum Administration for Defense Districts
The United States is divided into five **Petroleum Administration for Defense Districts**, or **PADDs**. These were created during World War II under the **Petroleum Administration for War** to help organize the allocation of fuels derived from petroleum products, including gasoline and diesel (or \"distillate\") fuel. Today, these regions are still used for data collection purposes.
The Petroleum Administration for War was established in 1942 by executive order, and abolished in 1946. The districts are now named for the later **Petroleum Administration for Defense** which existed during the Korean War. It was established by the Defense Production Act of 1950, then abolished in 1954, with its role taken over by the United States Department of the Interior\'s Oil and Gas Division. The US government divided the US into five Petroleum Administration for Defense Districts (PADDs). These were created during World War II to help organize the allocation of fuels, including gasoline and diesel fuel. Today, these regions are still used for data collection purposes.
## PAD Districts {#pad_districts}
- **PADD I (East Coast)** is composed of the following three subdistricts:
- **Subdistrict A (New England)**: Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont.
- **Subdistrict B (Central Atlantic)**: Delaware, District of Columbia, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania.
- **Subdistrict C (Lower Atlantic)**: Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, and West Virginia.
- **PADD II (Midwest)**: Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Tennessee, and Wisconsin.
- **PADD III (Gulf Coast)**: Alabama, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, New Mexico, and Texas.
- **PADD IV (Rocky Mountain)**: Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Utah, and Wyoming.
- **PADD V (West Coast)**: Alaska, Arizona, California, Hawaii, Nevada, Oregon, and Washington.
- **PADD VI (Caribbean)**: US Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico.
- **PADD VII (Pacific)**: Guam, American Samoa, and the Northern Mariana Islands
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# Seed (1931 film)
***Seed*** is a 1931 American pre-Code drama film directed by John M. Stahl. The screenplay by Gladys Lehman is based on a novel by Charles G. Norris.
## Plot
Bart Carter has sacrificed a writing career so he can support his wife Peggy and their five children by working as a clerk in a New York City publishing house. When his former girlfriend Mildred Bronson, a literary agent who has been working in the Paris office, returns to the States, she arranges for Bart to draw his regular salary while working on a novel. Because his home life is so chaotic, Bart writes at Mildred\'s apartment during the day and frequently stays for dinner, and the two soon discover their old feelings for each other have been revived.
Bart\'s novel is published, and when *Seed* becomes a critical and commercial success, he abandons his family and moves to France with Mildred. Peggy opens a dress shop and lives with the children in an apartment above the store.
A decade later, the now-married Bart and Mildred return to New York. His grown children are delighted to see their father, who wishes to make amends for having left them. He suggests enrolling his daughter Margaret in finishing school, sending the twin boys to Harvard University, finding employment for his oldest son, and having the youngest boy live with him and Mildred. At her children\'s urging Peggy reluctantly agrees, although she feels she is losing them. Mildred assures her they will return to her one-day, whereas she believes their renewed relationship with their father will place her own future with Bart in jeopardy.
## Cast
- John Boles as Bart Carter
- Lois Wilson as Peggy Carter
- Genevieve Tobin as Mildred
- Raymond Hackett as Junior Carter
- ZaSu Pitts as Jennie
- Bette Davis as Margaret Carter
- Richard Tucker as Bliss
- Frances Dade as Nancy
- Jack Willis as Dicky Carter
- Dick Winslow as Johnny Carter
- Bill Willis as Danny Carter
- Dickie Moore as young Johnny Carter
- Helen Parrish as young Margaret Carter
## Production
Director John M. Stahl cast Bette Davis as Margaret Carter after seeing her in the studio commissary. It proved to be the smallest role of her career, and in later years she recalled \"If you blinked for a moment, you would have missed me. I should have joined the extra\'s union.\"
## Critical reception {#critical_reception}
Mordaunt Hall of *The New York Times* wrote that the plot was \"undoubtedly an interesting theme, but in the film it merely results in being an adult idea offered in adolescent form.\" He thought John Boles was \"too placid to be convincing\" and John M. Stahl\'s direction was \"unimaginative.\" He concluded \"It is a lethargic and often dull production, in spite of the good acting by both Genevieve Tobin as Mildred and Miss Wilson as Peggy, Zazu Pitts as a servant and passable performances by some of the other players
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# Marueta people
In a tribe called **Marueta**, located in Venezuela, South America, live the Maco people. They are one of several tribes called \"Maco\" by the Arawak peoples
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# Polysiphonia
***Polysiphonia***, known as **red hair algae**, is a genus of filamentous red algae with about 19 species on the coasts of the British Isles and about 200 species worldwide, including Crete in Greece, Antarctica and Greenland. Its members are known by a number of common names. It is in the order Ceramiales and family Rhodomelaceae.
## Description
*Polysiphonia* is a red alga, polysiphonous and usually well branched, with some plants reaching a length of about 30 cm. They are attached by rhizoids or haptera to a rocky surface or other alga. The thallus (tissue) consists of fine branched filaments each with a central axial filament supporting pericentral cells. The number of these pericentral cells (4--24) is used in identification. *Polysiphonia elongata* shows a central axial cell with 4 periaxial cells with cortical cells growing over the outside on the older fronds. Its cuticle contains bromine.
Features used in identification include the number of pericentral cells, the cortication of main branches, constriction of young branches at their base, whether the branching dichotomous or spiral, and the width and length of thalli.
## Distribution and ecology {#distribution_and_ecology}
Species have been recorded from Europe, Australia and New Zealand, North America and South America, islands in the Pacific Ocean, South Africa, southwest Asia, Japan, Greenland and Antarctica.
The species are entirely marine, found growing on rock, other algae, mussels or limpets and artificial substrata etc. from mid-littoral to at least 27 m depth. Many species are abundant in rock pools. *Polysiphonia lanosa* is commonly found growing on *Ascophyllum nodosum.*
## Reproduction and life cycle {#reproduction_and_life_cycle}
The life-cycle of the red algae has three stages (triphasic). In *Polysiphonia* it consists of a sequence of a gametangial, carpospoangial and tetrasporangial phases.`{{page needed|date=May 2021}}`{=mediawiki} Male (haploid) plants (the male gametophytes) produce spermatia and the female plants (the female gametophytes) produce the carpogonium (the haploid carpogonium) which remains attached to the parent female plant. After fertilization the diploid nucleus migrates and fuses with an auxiliary cell. A complex series of fusions and developments follow as the diploid zygote develops to become the carposporophyte, this is a separate phase of the life-cycle and is entirely parasitic on the female, it is surrounded by the haploid pericarp of the parent female plant. The diploid carpospores produced in the carposporangium when released are non-motile, they settle and grow to form filamentous diploid plants similar to the gametophyte. This diploid plant is the tetrasporophyte which when adult produced spores in fours after meiosis. These spores settle and grow to become the male and female plants thus completing the cycle.`{{page needed|date=May 2021}}`{=mediawiki}`{{page needed|date=May 2021}}`{=mediawiki}
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# Polysiphonia
## Species
The species currently recognized are:
- *P. abscissa*
- *P. abscissoides*
- *P. acanthina*
- *P. acuminata*
- *P. adamsiae*
- *P. adriatica*
- *P. amphibolis*
- *P. anisogona*
- *P. anomala*
- *P. arachnoidea*
- *P. arctica*
- *P. aterrima*
- *P. atlantica*
- *P. atra*
- *P. atricapilla*
- *P. australiensis*
- *P. azorica*
- *P. bajacali*
- *P. banyulensis*
- *P. barbatula*
- *P. baxteri*
- *P. beaudettei*
- *P. beguinotii*
- *P. bicornis*
- *P. biformis*
- *P. bifurcata*
- *P. binneyi*
- *P. blandii*
- *P. boergesenii*
- *P. boldii*
- *P. breviarticulata*
- *P. brevisegmenta*
- *P. brodiei*
- *P. caespitosa*
- *P. callithamnioides*
- *P. cancellata*
- *P. capucina*
- *P. carettia*
- *P. caspica*
- *P. castagnei*
- *P. castelliana*
- *P. ceramiaeformis*
- *P. cladorhiza*
- *P. coacta*
- *P. codicola*
- *P. collinsii*
- *P. confusa*
- *P. constricta*
- *P. corymbosa*
- *P. crassa*
- *P. crassicollis*
- *P. crassiuscula*
- *P. curta*
- *P. dasyoeformis*
- *P. daveyae*
- *P. decipiens*
- *P. decussata*
- *P. delicatula*
- *P. denudata*
- *P. derbesii*
- *P. deusta*
- *P. devoniensis*
- *P. dichotoma*
- *P. dotyi*
- *P. dumosa*
- *P. echigoensis*
- *P. echinata*
- *P. elongata* - lobster horns
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- *P. elongella*
- *P. erythraea*
- *P. exilis*
- *P. fernandeziana*
- *P. fibrata*
- *P. fibrillosa*
- *P. figariana*
- *P. flabelliformis*
- *P. flabellulata*
- *P. flexella*
- *P. flexicaulis*
- *P. flocculosa*
- *P. foeniculacea*
- *P. foetidissima*
- *P. forfex*
- *P. fracta*
- *P. fragilis*
- *P. fucoides*
- *P. funebris*
- *P. furcellata*
- *P. fuscorubens*
- *P. gonatophora*
- *P. gracilis*
- *P. guadalupensis*
- *P. guernisacii*
- *P. hancockii*
- *P. hapalacantha*
- *P. haplodasyae*
- *P. hassleri*
- *P. havanensis*
- *P. havaniensis*
- *P. hemisphaerica*
- *P. hendryi*
- *P. herpa*
- *P. hirta*
- *P. hochstetteriana*
- *P. hockstetteriana*
- *P. homoia*
- *P. howei*
- *P. implexa*
- *P. incompta*
- *P. indigena*
- *P. infestans*
- *P. isogona*
- *P. japonica*
- *P. johnstonii*
- *P. kampsaxii*
- *P. kappannae*
- *P. kieliana*
- *P. kotschyana*
- *P. kowiensis*
- *P. lanosa*
- *P. letestui*
- *P. macounii*
- *P. marchantae*
- *P. masonii*
- *P. mollis*
- *P. morrowii*
- *P. mottei*
- *P. muelleriana*
- *P. namibiensis*
- *P. nathanielii*
- *P. neglecta*
- *P. nhatrangense*
- *P. nhatrangensis*
- *P. nigra*
- *P. nigrescens*
- *P. nizamuddinii*
- *P. opaca*
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- *P. ornata*
- *P. orthocarpa*
- *P. pacifica*
- *P. paniculata*
- *P. paradoxa*
- *P. parthasarathyi*
- *P. parvula*
- *P. pentamera*
- *P. perforans*
- *P. pernacola*
- *P. perriniae*
- *P. platycarpa*
- *P. plectocarpa*
- *P. plectrocarpa*
- *P. polychroma*
- *P. polyspora*
- *P. porrecta*
- *P. propagulifera*
- *P. pseudovillum*
- *P. pulvinata*
- *P. quadrata*
- *P. ramentacea*
- *P. requienii*
- *P. rhododactyla*
- *P. rhunensis*
- *P. rigidula*
- *P. rudis*
- *P. saccorhiza*
- *P. sadoensis*
- *P. sanguinea*
- *P. scopulorum*
- *P. senticulosa*
- *P. sertularioides*
- *P. setigera*
- *P. shepherdii*
- *P. simplex*
- *P. simulans*
- *P. sinicola*
- *P. sonorensis*
- *P. sparsa*
- *P. sphaerocarpa*
- *P. spinosa*
- *P. stricta*
- *P. strictissima*
- *P. stuposa*
- *P. subtilissima*
- *P. subulata*
- *P. subulifera*
- *P. succulenta*
- *P. tapinocarpa*
- *P. teges*
- *P. tenerrima*
- *P. tenuistriata*
- *P. tepida*
- *P. tokidae*
- *P. tongatensis*
- *P. tripinnata*
- *P. triton*
- *P. tsudana*
- *P. tuberosa*
- *P. tuticorinensis*
- *P. unguiformis*
- *P. upolensis*
- *P. urbana*
- *P. urbanoides*
- *P. urceolata*
- *P. utricularis*
- *P. virgata*
- *P
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# Googoosh discography
Iranian singer Googoosh has a recording career tracing back to 1966, when she released her first single "Ghesseye Vafaa"
## Studio albums {#studio_albums}
+------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+-----------------------------+------------------------+--------------------------+
| Year | Persian Title | English Title | Lyrics | Composer |
+======+=============================================================================================================================================+=============================+========================+==========================+
| 1970 | Do Panjareh | Two Windows | Ardalan Sarfaraz | Hassan Shamaizadeh\ |
| | | | | Varoujan |
+------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+-----------------------------+------------------------+--------------------------+
| 1971 | Mordab | Swamp | | Hassan Shamaizadeh |
+------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+-----------------------------+------------------------+--------------------------+
| 1972 | Hamsafar | Fellow Traveler | | Varoujan |
+------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+-----------------------------+------------------------+--------------------------+
| 1972 | Kooh | Mountain | Ardalan Sarfaraz | Hassan Shamaizadeh |
+------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+-----------------------------+------------------------+--------------------------+
| 1974 | Do Mahi | Two Fish | Shahyar Ghanbari | Varoujan\ |
| | | | | Babak Afshar |
+------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+-----------------------------+------------------------+--------------------------+
| 1975 | Mosabbeb (with Dariush) | | | Babak Bayat |
+------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+-----------------------------+------------------------+--------------------------+
| 1975 | Pol | Bridge | Iraj Janati Ataei | Varoujan |
+------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+-----------------------------+------------------------+--------------------------+
| 1977 | Dar Emtedâde Šab | Along the Night | Iraj Janati Ataei | Babak Bayat |
+------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+-----------------------------+------------------------+--------------------------+
| 1978 | Ageh Bemooni Ageh Namooni | If You Stay | Shahyar Ghanbari | Esfandiar Monfaredzadeh\ |
| | | | | Parviz Atabaki\ |
| | | | | Babak Afshar |
+------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+-----------------------------+------------------------+--------------------------+
| 1984 | Behtarin Fasl-e-Taazeh | The Best Fresh Season | Iraj Janati Ataei | Farid Zaland |
+------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+-----------------------------+------------------------+--------------------------+
| 1989 | TBA | TBA | TBA | TBA |
+------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+-----------------------------+------------------------+--------------------------+
| 1990 | Jadeh | Road | Ardalan Sarafraz\ | Hassan Shamaizadeh\ |
| | | | Iraj Janati Ataei | Parviz Atabaki |
+------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+-----------------------------+------------------------+--------------------------+
| 1990 | Kavir | Desert | Ardalan Sarafraz\ | Hassan Shamaizadeh |
| | | | Iraj Janati Ataei | |
+------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+-----------------------------+------------------------+--------------------------+
| 1993 | Yadam Basheh, Yadet Basheh (Shenasnameyeh 1) | | | |
+------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+-----------------------------+------------------------+--------------------------+
| 1995 | Mann O Gonjeshkayeh Khoneh | Me and the Sparrows at Home | | Hassan Shamaizadeh |
+------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+-----------------------------+------------------------+--------------------------+
| 1996 | Setareh | Star | Shahyar Ghanbari | Esfandiar Monfaredzadeh\ |
| | | | | Babak Afshar |
+------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+-----------------------------+------------------------+--------------------------+
| 2000 | Zartosht | Zoroaster | Nosrat Farzaneh | Babak Amini\ |
| | | | | Babak Bayat |
+------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+-----------------------------+------------------------+--------------------------+
| 2000 | Asheghaneh | Love Songs | | |
+------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+-----------------------------+------------------------+--------------------------+
| 2003 | QQ Bang Bang | | Zoya Zakarian | Mehrdad Asemani |
+------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+-----------------------------+------------------------+--------------------------+
| 2004 | Akharin Khabar | Latest News | Zoya Zakarian\ | Mehrdad Asemani |
| | | | Shahyar Ghanbari | |
+------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+-----------------------------+------------------------+--------------------------+
| 2004 | Snapshot by Mehrdad Asemani (3 duets: Nasleh Man (Our Generation), Setaareh Ay Setaareh (The Tape\'s Head And Tail), and Fairyland on Fire) | | | Mehrdad Asemani |
+------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+-----------------------------+------------------------+--------------------------+
| 2005 | Manifest | | Shahyar Ghanbari | Mehrdad Asemani |
+------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+-----------------------------+------------------------+--------------------------+
| 2008 | Shabe Sepid | White Night | Alec Cartino | Mehrdad Asemani |
+------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+-----------------------------+------------------------+--------------------------+
| 2010 | Hajme Sabz | Green Volume | | |
+------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+-----------------------------+------------------------+--------------------------+
| 2012 | Ejaz | Miracle | Raha Etemadi\ | Hassan Shamaizadeh\ |
| | | | Rumi\ | Nickan\ |
| | | | Roozbeh Bemani\ | Babak Saeedi\ |
| | | | Babak Roozbeh | Alireza Afkari\ |
| | | | | Shubert Avakian\ |
| | | | | Googoosh |
+------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+-----------------------------+------------------------+--------------------------+
| 2015 | Akse Khosoosi | Private Portrait | Babak Sahraee\ | Nickan\ |
| | | | Mina Jalali\ | Babak Amini\ |
| | | | Zoya Zakarian\ | Reza Rohani\ |
| | | | Abbas Hazhir\ | Sadegh Noujouki\ |
| | | | Mohammad Farid Naseri\ | Parviz Maghsadi\ |
| | | | Malkoshoara Bahar\ | Varoujan |
| | | | Iraj Janati Attaee | |
+------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+-----------------------------+------------------------+--------------------------+
| 2021 | Bisto Yek | Twenty One | Raha Etemadi | Siavash Ghomayshi |
+------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+-----------------------------+------------------------+--------------------------+
**Compilation Albums**
- 1996: Best of Googoosh, Vol, 1: Jadeh
- 1996: Best of Googoosh, Vol. 2: Mordab
- 1997: Best of Googoosh, Vol. 5: Kavir
- 1997: Best of Googoosh, Vol. 3: Doe Mahi
- 2000: Best of Googoosh, Vol. 4: Doe Panjereh
- ?: Best of Googoosh, Vol. 6
- 2000: Best of Googoosh \"Forever\"
- 2005: Golden Songs Vol. 1
- 2005: Golden Songs Vol. 2
- ?: Googoosh: 40 Golden Hits
- ?: 70\'s Golden Hits
**\'Best of 60\'s\' Compilation Albums**
- 2005: Best of 60\'s \"Volume 2\" Music of 1960 -1969
- 2005: Best of 60\'s \"Volume 3\" Music of 1960-1969
**\'Best of 70\'s\' Compilation Albums**
- 2005: Best of 70\'s, \"Volume 1\", Music of 1970-1979
- 2005: Best of 70\'s, \"Volume 2\", Music of 1970-1979
- 2005: Best of 70\'s, Volume 3\", Music of 1970-1979
- 2005: Best of 70\'s, \"Volume 5\", Music of 1970-1979
- 2005: Best of 70\'s, \"Volume 6\", Music of 1970-1979
- 2005: Best of 70\'s, \"Volume 7\", Music of 1970-1979
- 2005: Best of 70\'s, \"Volume 8\", Music of 1970-1979
- 2005: Best of 70\'s, \"Volume 9\", Music of 1970-1979
- 2005: Best of 70\'s, \"Volume 10\", Music of 1970-1979
- 2005: Best of 70\'s, \"Volume 13\", Music of 1970-1979
- 2005: Best of 70\'s, \"Volume 14\", Music of 1970-1979
**Videos/DVDs**
- ?: Tohmat (DVD and CD set)
- ?: Googoosh 3 DVD Box Set
**Live Albums:**
- ?: [Live in Concert](http://www.eworldrecord.com/liveinconcert.html)
- 1999: [Googoosh Live in Concert](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0000DESG2/)
- 2001: [Live in Concert](http://www.eworldrecord.com/googlivincon
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# Skirveggen
**Skirveggen** is a mountain in Tinn Municipality in Telemark county, Norway. The 1380 m tall mountain is located about 13 km northeast of the village of Tinn Austbygd and about 8 km to the southwest of the village of Nore. It is the highest mountain in the Vegglifjell mountain range which lies along the border of Telemark and Buskerud.
The summit lies in Tinn municipality in Telemark, but the border with Nore og Uvdal municipality in Buskerud is only 100 m to the northeast of the peak. The mountain has a steep east flank, the other sides are gently sloped. It has a flat summit, where the actual high point is difficult to make out
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# The Chameleon's Shadow
***The Chameleon\'s Shadow*** is a 2007 crime novel by English writer Minette Walters.
## Plot
Charles Acland, a British soldier returns home from the war in Iraq suffering from migraines, depression, and paranoia. A traumatic head injury has left him with a facial disfigurement. He goes to the Doctor to be treated to help him adjust to civilian life, but to no avail. He remains lonely, angry and violent. Because of his aggressive personality, he soon finds himself a suspect in a series of murders in London
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# Yatra (2006 film)
***Yatra*** (Devanagari: यात्रा, `{{lit|Journey}}`{=mediawiki}) is a 2007 Indian Hindi drama film directed by Goutam Ghose. It stars Rekha, Nana Patekar, and Deepti Naval in lead roles.
The film premiered at the 2006 Montréal World Film Festival.
## Plot
Dasrath Joglekar (Nana Patekar), a celebrated writer, travels to New Delhi to receive the prestigious \'Sahitya Sanmaan\' Literary Award. During the journey, he meets a young filmmaker, Mohan (Nakul Vaid), an ardent fan of Dasrath\'s writing, and the encounter brings back memories from the past. Both of them travel back in time, remembering characters from Dasrath\'s celebrated novel \'Janaaza\', reconstructing the true story of the novel\'s protagonist, Laajvanti (Rekha), from their perspective. Fact and fiction merge to create a new journey.
After the gala award ceremony in New Delhi, Dasarath begins another journey in his new novel \'Bazaar\', while the nostalgia of the previous one haunts him. Dasarath disappears from his hotel in New Delhi. Tension mounts in his family and associates regarding his whereabouts.
Memories from the past and passion bring him to Mehendi Galli near Char Minar in Hyderabad, where people flock to enjoy mujra dances. The entire area has changed. Laajvanti, alias Laajobai, has become Miss Lisa, presenting popular film song numbers to entertain a new clientele. Dasarath\'s sudden appearance is a great surprise for Laajvanti. The character of his novel *Janaaza* comes alive at an unexpected juncture.
Laajvanti shows her reverence for Dasrath by singing melodies from their past. Fate accomplices another journey into the unknown. Is this fact or is it fiction, created by filmmaker Mohan for his forthcoming film called *Janaaza*?
## Cast
- Rekha as Lajwanti
- Nana Patekar as Dasrath Joglekar
- Deepti Naval as Smita Joglekar
- Romit Raj as Yaman Joglekar
- Anandi Ghosh as Sohini Joglekar
- Jeeva as Zamindar Pulla Reddy
- Nakul Vaid as Mohan
- Masood Akhtar as Salim
- Bharati Devi as Dasrath\'s Mother
## Music
1. \"Aap Toh Mere Hi Khwaabon Mein Sada Aaya Kare\" - Udit Narayan, Alka Yagnik Music: Khayyam
2. \"Madhur Madhur Door Koyee Baansuri Bajaaye\" - Asha Bhosle Music: Khayyam
3. \"Mori Ankhiyaan Dhoond Rahi\" - Subhra Guha Music: Goutam Ghose
4. \"Naghma E Jaan, Saaz E Dil \" -Talat Aziz Music: Khayyam
5. \"Kabhi Aar Kabhi Paar\" (Remix) - Jojo Music arranged by: Goutam Ghose
6. \"Kabhi Aar Kabhi Paar\" - Jojo Music arranged by: Goutam Ghose
7. \"Jaam E Mohabbat Aankhon Se Hi\" - Asha Bhosle Music: Khayyam
8. \"Biya Biya\" - Ustad Rashid Ali Khan Music: Goutam Ghose
9. \"Dareja Dareja\" - Subhra Guha Music: Goutam Ghose
10. \"Garje Ghata\" - Ustad Rashid Ali Khan Music: Goutam Ghose
11. \"Jaao Ji Karo Na Jhoothi Batiyaan\" - Subhra Guha Music: Goutam Ghose
12. \"Tadpe Bin Baalam\" - Subhra Guha Music: Goutam Ghose
13. \"Panchchee Pinjare Se Ud Jaavega\" - Keya Acharya Music: Goutam Ghose\
**Lyrics**\
Sanjeev Tiwari\
Panchchee Pinjare Se Ud Jaavega
## Production
In January 2006, *Stardust* reported that Rekha and Nana Patekar were cast to play the lead roles in the film. Director Goutam Ghose said of the film: \"There are autobiographical elements in the film, like my journey as a filmmaker, what I\'ve absorbed from around myself along the way and I\'ve used them to tell this story.\"
## Reception
The film was received well by *The Times of India*, *Hindustan Times*, and *The Indian Express*, but panned by Rediff.com
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# Daniel Brooks
**Daniel Brooks** (23 June 1958 -- 22 May 2023) was a Canadian theatre director, actor, and playwright. He was well known in the Toronto theatre scene for his innovative productions and script-writing collaborations.
## Early life {#early_life}
Brooks was born in Toronto, Ontario on 23 June 1958. He graduated from the drama program at University College.
## Career
Brooks collaborated in the creation of several solo shows by Daniel MacIvor, including *House*, *Here Lies Henry*, *The Lorca Play*, *Let\'s Run Away* and *Monster*.
Brooks also collaborated with John Mighton, Don McKellar, Rick Miller, Bruce McDonald, Diego Matamoros, Tracy Wright and the Leslie Spit Treeo as well as Samira Said. Mr Brooks collaborated with the famous Arabic singer Sanira said in her music video \"ah bahebak\" which means (oh I love you), he directed the video clip which was released in 1999 making one of the most famous video clips in Arabic music at that time until nowadays. He also directed another music video for the diva of Arabic music Samira Said, the song was named "Rouhi" (My soul) in same year in 1999.
Brooks worked with Guillermo Verdecchia to develop *The Noam Chomsky Lectures* and *Insomnia*. In 2001, Brooks was the recipient of the inaugural Siminovitch Prize in Theatre.
In 2007, Brooks wrote a play called *The Eco Show*. In 2011 he worked with Michael Ondaatje to create a play based on Ondaatje\'s novel Divisadero.
A further collaboration with MacIvor, *Who Killed Spalding Gray?*, premiered in 2014 at the Magnetic North Theatre Festival in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Brooks collaborated with fellow Siminovitch Prize-winner Kim Collier on two separate works in 2018--19.
In 2022, Brooks performed a final one-man show entitled *Other People*.
## Classics
Brooks played the lead in a 1981 production of Hamlet directed by Ken Gass. Brooks directed Goethe\'s *Faust* for the Tarragon Theatre in 1999 and *Oedipus Rex* at Stratford Festival in 2015.
In 2016, Brooks staged a version of Henrik Ibsen\'s play *A Doll House*, adapted to a modern setting. For Soulpepper he directed seven productions including Samuel Beckett\'s *Endgame* (play) in 1999 and *Waiting for Godot* (featuring Rick Roberts (actor)) in 2017. His last directed work in Toronto was Anton Chekov\'s *The Seagull* which played to sold-out houses and positive reviews.
## Companies
Brooks was also co-director of the Augusta Company; co-director of the da da kamera company; playwright-in-residence at the Tarragon Theatre; and director of the Necessary Angel company from 2003 to 2012.
## Death
Brooks died in Toronto on 22 May 2023, at the age of 64. He was diagnosed with lung cancer five years prior to his death. Brooks is survived by two daughters.
## Awards and recognition {#awards_and_recognition}
Brooks won the following awards:
The Chalmers Award; the Dora Mavor Moore Award (three times); the Pauline McGibbon Award; the Edinburgh Fringe First Award; the Capital Critics Circle Award; and the inaugural Elinore and Lou Siminovitch Prize in Theatre.
Brooks was also nominated for a Governor General\'s Award
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# National Highway 202 (India)
**National Highway 202** (NH 202) is a National Highway in India that links Mokokchung to Imphal and runs for a distance of 460 km. It partly uses the alignment of National Highway 150 of the old numbering scheme
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# Scott McLean (footballer, born 1976)
**Scott James McLean** (born 17 June 1976 in East Kilbride, South Lanarkshire) is a Scottish professional footballer.
A striker, McLean began his career with St Johnstone in 1995. He remained at McDiarmid Park for just a year, making six league appearances. In 1996, he joined Inverness Caledonian Thistle. In three years with the Highland club he made 48 appearances, scoring 32 goals. After a loan period at Queen of the South in 1999, he joined Partick Thistle. He went on to make 80 league appearances for the *Jags* and scored 38 goals in the process.
In 2002, he signed for St Mirren, but remained with the club for just six months before moving to Stirling Albion. He scored 30 goals for Albion in 49 appearances. His most recent club, for the 2005-06 season, was Stranraer.
McLean won the Scottish Third Division, Second Division and First Division trophies and also scored in the four top leagues during his career and was named PFA Second Division Player of the Year in 2002 while with Partick Thistle. He later owned a building company
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# Hemaris tityus
***Hemaris tityus***, the **narrow-bordered bee hawk-moth**, is a moth of the family Sphingidae which is native to the Palearctic.
## Range
It has a wide range, from Ireland across temperate Europe to the Ural Mountains, western Siberia, Novosibirsk and the Altai. It is also known from the Tian Shan eastwards across Mongolia to north-eastern China and southwards to Tibet. There is a separate population found from Turkey to northern Iran.
## Biology
It appears in May and June and is a lively day-flier (unlike most other sphingids), generally active from mid-morning to mid-afternoon. It frequents marshy woodland and damp moorland, and has a wide distribution across temperate Europe and Western Asia, but is generally quite scarce. The larvae feed on devil\'s-bit scabious (*Succisa pratensis*) and field scabious (*Knautia arvensis*).
## Identification
It is distinguished from *H. fuciformis* by the narrow band of scaling along the outer wing margin, and the forewing\'s undivided discal cell. It has a wingspan of 40 -. It is one of two similar species of sphingid moth occurring in Britain that closely mimic a bumblebee.
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## Pictures
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# Jane Duran
**Jane Duran**, born `{{birth year and age |1944}}`{=mediawiki}, is a Spanish-American poet, born in Cuba whilst her father was working as a diplomat in the country.
## Background
Duran was born in Cuba to an American mother and a Spanish father, Gustavo Durán, who had fought with the Republican army in the Spanish Civil War. He fled Spain after Franco\'s victory but would never talk about his experiences. The themes of silences, loss and exile haunt much of her work. Duran was brought up in the United States and Chile, moving to England in 1966 after graduating from Cornell University. She now lives in London with her Algerian husband and their son.
She has published four collections -- *Breathe Now, Breathe* (1995), *Silences from the Spanish Civil War* (2002), *Coastal* (2006) and *Graceline*, all published by Enitharmon Press. *Breathe Now, Breathe* won the Forward Poetry Prize for Best First Collection and in 2005 Duran received a Cholmondeley Award.
In collaboration with Gloria García Lorca she translated two poetry collections of Spanish poet Federico García Lorca, *Gypsy Ballads* (2011) and *Sonnets of Dark Love* - *The Tamarit Divan* (2016), both published by Enitharmon Press
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# Duncan Forbes (poet)
**Duncan Forbes** (born 1947) is a British poet.
He studied English at Corpus Christi College in Oxford. He works as a teacher.
## Works
His first poetry collection, *August Autumn*, was published in 1984 by Secker and Warburg. His four subsequent collections, *Public and Confidential* (1989), *Taking Liberties* (1993), *Voice Mail* (2002) and *Vision Mixer* (2006), were all published by Enitharmon Press. In 1994 The Bodley Head published *Point The Finger*. In 1974, Forbes received an Eric Gregory Award; in 1998, he won 1st Prize in the *TLS /* Blackwells Poetry Competition. He retired from head of English at Wycombe Abbey School in the summer of 2009
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# Mariahilfplatz
The **Mariahilfplatz** is a town square on the right bank of the River Isar in the district of Au in Munich, Germany.
Centrally located in the suburb of Au, the Mariahilfplatz is a well visited and active place. One of the largest fairs in Munich, the Auer Dult, occurs here three times per year.
The square is dominated by the neo-gothic Mariahilfkirche (Mariahilf Church) which is situated right in the centre. East of the square behind the monastery of the School Sisters of Notre Dame is the Auer Mühlbach (Millstream of Au), one of the remaining brooks in Munich. Also at the Mariahilfplatz are the Landratsamt München (Administrative office of the Landkreis München) with the public health office, the Maria-Hilf School, Police Department 21, REFUGIO Munich (a consultation and treatment centre for refugees and torture victims) and Neudeck, a prison for women and young people.
## Transportation
South of the square is Ohlmüllerstraße (Ohlmüller street), which connects the west side of the Isar with Au and Giesing. Due to the nature of the city centre car parking spaces are often very hard to come by, particularly during the Auer Dult.
One can get to the Mariahilfplatz by public transport: Line 17 by tram stopping at Mariahilfplatz, Metrobus 52 stopping at Mariahilfplatz and Schweigerstraße (Schweiger Street), and bus 62 stopping at Schweigerstraße.
## Surroundings
The following can be found neighbouring directly and indirectly:
- The Isar and its wetlands
- The Nockherberg
- The Paulaner Brewery
- The Deutsches Museum on the Museuminsel (Museum island)
- The Glockenbachviertel (left of the Isar)
- Gärtnerplatzviertel (left of the Isar)
## Miscellaneous
A farmer\'s market takes place twice per week
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# Jimmy Ryan (footballer, born 1988)
**James Ryan** (born 6 September 1988) is an Irish former professional footballer that played as a midfielder. He made 419 league appearances in the EFL and was capped four times for the Republic of Ireland Under-21.
## Career
Ryan began his career with Liverpool, and was part of their FA Youth Cup winning teams of 2006 and 2007. He plays for Republic of Ireland at youth level. He is known for his shots from distance, which accounted for most of his goals in the two FA Youth Cup runs.
It was announced on 14 August 2007, that Ryan was to join League Two side Shrewsbury Town on a month\'s loan. He made his debut for Shrewsbury on 14 August 2007, playing the full 120 minutes of the 1--0 win over Colchester United in the League Cup. In October, a permanent deal was agreed, effective from 1 January 2008. In the interim period, Ryan was still technically a loan player, but was unable to play for Shrewsbury between 26 November and 1 January, due to a 93-day restriction on short-term loans. He made a total of seven appearances, before being released by the club on 29 April 2008.
In August 2008, Ryan signed for Accrington Stanley, following a trial. He scored his first goal for the Republic of Ireland U21 in Lithuania in October 2008. After his performances for Accrington Stanley throughout the 2010--11 League Two season he was voted in the PFA Team of the Year. On 28 June 2011 he signed a two-year contract with League One side Scunthorpe United. On 5 June 2013 Ryan signed a one-year contract with League Two side Chesterfield. On 1 July 2015, Ryan signed for Fleetwood Town on a free transfer. After 67 appearances and winning the club\'s Player of the Year in 2016, Ryan penned a two-year deal with Blackpool.
On 29 July 2019, Ryan signed a two-year deal with Rochdale. On 19 May 2021, Rochdale confirmed their 2020-21 Retained/Release List, with Ryan being confirmed as one of the players set to depart the club upon the expiration of his contract on 30 June. Ryan made 38 league appearance for the club, scoring on one occasion against Bolton Wanderers in a 2-0 win on 11 January 2020
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# The Honeymoon Killers (Belgian band)
**The Honeymoon Killers** were a Belgian experimental rock band originally formed in 1974 by **Yvon Vromman**, with J.F Jones Jacob, and Gérald Fenerberg. In its first incarnation, the band played mostly in Brussels, was arrogant and funny, and performed massacres on all musical genres, from rockabilly and punk to marching band music, French chanson and free jazz.
The band\'s original name at the time was *Les Tueurs de la lune de miel* (i.e. \"The Honeymoon Killers\" in French). Their first album, entitled *Special Manubre*, was produced by Marc Moulin for his short-lived Kamikaze imprint, and came out in 1977.
In 1980 the *Tueurs* were joined by Vincent Kenis and Marc Hollander from Aksak Maboul and completed their line-up with singer Véronique Vincent.
1981 saw the group touring through Europe. Their cover of Charles Trenet\'s \"Route Nationale 7\" quickly became a radio & TV hit single in France and Belgium. The band\'s second album (entitled *Les Tueurs de la Lune de Miel* --- the French title of the album being the band's English name, and vice versa) was warmly welcomed in Germany, France, and the UK where, unusually for a band which didn\'t sing in English, they received excellent coverage in the press, including the *NME*, on the cover of which the band appeared in 1982. Another member during the 1980s was transgender hardcore pioneer Liza \'N\' Eliaz.
Live on stage, The Honeymoon Killers often used pre-recorded drum machine loops which were played from cassette, over this they put guitar, bass, drums, trashy percussion, cheap-sounding organ, with Vromman and Vincent taking turns on singing. Some of their songs were extended to 20 minutes with their own brand of dub echo effects.
The group split in 1985. Yvon Vromman died in 1989.
Their album *Les Tueurs De La Lune De Miel* was rated \"best Belgian rock album of all times\" by Belgian rock magazine *Mofo*, and numbered among the top ten Belgian albums of all times according to Le Vif/L\'Express magazine (2008).
In July 2012, UK newspaper The Guardian published an article entitled \"The History of Belgian Pop in 10 Songs\", which featured The Honeymoon Killers\' *Décollage*, and described the group as \"a band whose combination of indie pop, jazz and African influences echoed the pioneering spirit of Talking Heads without ever lapsing into imitation\"
In the Fall of 2014, former Honeymoon Killers members Véronique Vincent and Marc Hollander completed and released the album entitled *Ex-Futur Album* under the artist name *Véronique Vincent & Aksak Maboul with The Honeymoon Killers*. The album had been recorded in the early 1980s with Vincent Kenis and with contributions by the rest of the band.
The album *Les Tueurs de la Lune de Miel* was reissued on vinyl in 2016.
## Discography
- *Spécial Manubre* (vinyl LP, Kamikaze, 1977 - reissued in 2009 on CD by Crammed Discs)
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# Richard de Lincoln
**Richard de Lincoln** was a medieval Anglo-Norman prelate. Although of English origin, he was a royal clerk in the administration of King William of Scotland. With royal support, he was elected Bishop of Moray on 1 March 1187 and was consecrated at St Andrews on 15 March by Bishop Hugh. His appointment during the rebellion of Donald MacWilliam in the north was to a dilapidated diocese. Only after MacWilliam\'s defeat in July could Bishop Richard begin the strengthening of his see. His episcopate marked an increase in royal patronage directed at the diocese of Moray. He witnessed many charters during his episcopate. He died in 1203, and was succeeded by Bricius de Douglas
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# Adam Watts (footballer)
**Adam James Watts** (born 4 March 1988) is an English former professional footballer who played as a defender.
He came through the youth academy at Fulham before going on to play in the Football League for Milton Keynes Dons, Northampton Town and Lincoln City. He ended his career in non-league football with spells at Gainsborough Trinity and Eastbourne Borough.
## Career
### Fulham
Watts began his professional career at Fulham; however, he never went on to make a first team appearance for Fulham. In 2007, Watts signed his first professional contract with Fulham. Yet, in the League Cup match against Shrewsbury Town, he was an unused substitute. He made a league appearance during a loan spell with Milton Keynes Dons in Football League Two. On 10 September 2008, Watts signed a new contract with Fulham that will keep him at the club until the summer of 2010. In April 2009 he signed for League One side Northampton Town, on loan until the end of the season. He made a handful of appearances, but could not prevent Northampton being relegated, before he returned to Fulham. After starting the 2009/10 season in Fulham\'s first team squad, making the bench against CSKA Sofia and Manchester City, he departed the club.
### Lincoln City {#lincoln_city}
On 2 October 2009 he agreed to join Lincoln City on an initial month\'s loan, becoming newly installed managed Chris Sutton\'s first signing for the club. He made his debut in the club\'s 1--0 home victory over Aldershot Town the following day and, after helping his side to two clean sheets in his first two games, his loan was extended until 2 January 2010. Having impressed during his loan period, on 31 December 2009 the club announced that Watts had agreed terms on a permanent contract with the Imps that will run until the summer of 2012, joining for an undisclosed fee; the paperwork being completed on 5 January 2010. On 20 February 2010 his season was ended when he suffered a fracture of his left fibula in the 2--2 draw at Grimsby Town, the injury seeing him undergo surgery to pin the fracture. The following season, he returned to the side and scored his first and only goal for the club in a 4--3 win at Stockport County.
In May 2011, he was made available on a free transfer by the club, after a mass clear out of players following relegation from the Football League. On 27 December 2011 he departed Sincil Bank by mutual consent.
### Gainsborough Trinity {#gainsborough_trinity}
Watts signed with Conference North side Gainsborough Trinity on 6 January 2012 He was amongst the Trinity side that missed out on promotion to the Conference National after defeat to Nuneaton Town in the play-off final. He was released with three other players on 18 May 2012.
### Eastbourne Borough {#eastbourne_borough}
Watts signed for Eastbourne Borough of the Conference South in October 2012. He received the Manager\'s player and the Player\'s player of the year awards in his first season at the club, making 29 appearances in all competitions (26 league). On 26 November 2015, he decided to take a break from the game to allow himself to recover from recurring injury problems.
## International career {#international_career}
Watts made four appearances for the England under-17 side in 2004, playing in the Nordic Cup
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# Way Back Home (1931 film)
***Way Back Home*** is a 1931 American pre-Code drama film directed by William A. Seiter and starring Phillips Lord, Effie Palmer, Frank Albertson and Bette Davis. The screenplay was written by Jane Murfin based on characters created by Lord for the NBC Radio show *Seth Parker*.
## Plot
A decade earlier, Jonesport, Maine preacher Seth Parker and his wife assumed care of motherless infant Robbie Turner after he was abandoned by his sadistic alcoholic father Rufe. Young Robbie has always considered the Parkers to be his parents. Mary Lucy Duffy, whose father has banished her from their home for fraternizing with farmhand David Clark, is also living with the Parkers, and her romance with David attracts the attention of the local gossips. David\'s mother had disappeared with a stranger years earlier, and when she returned to Jonesport with an illegitimate infant son, they were shunned by the townspeople.
Mary Lucy and David plan to elope to Bangor, but Seth encourages them to stay by offering to pay for a proper wedding. Rufe forces entry into the Parker home to kidnap Robbie, attacking Mary Lucy when she tries to protect the boy. Seth pursues Rufe and Robbie and intercepts them before they board a train. Because Seth is not Robbie\'s legal guardian, the boy is placed in an orphanage until a decision can be made about his future. Meanwhile, Seth lectures the townspeople about tolerance and implores them to accept Rose and her newlywed son and his bride. Robbie returns to Jonesport, having been legally entrusted to the Parkers\' care.
## Cast
- Phillips Lord as Seth Parker
- Effie Palmer as Mother Parker
- Frank Albertson as David Clark
- Bette Davis as Mary Lucy Duffy
- Frankie Darro as Robbie
- Dorothy Peterson as Rose Clark
- Stanley Fields as Rufe Turner
- Oscar Apfel as Wobbling Duffy
- Bennett Kilpack as Cephus
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# Way Back Home (1931 film)
## Production
Phillips Lord had created the character of preacher and folksy philosopher Seth Parker for a Sunday night series broadcast by NBC Radio. Its popularity led RKO Radio Pictures to purchase the film rights and assign Jane Murfin to write a screenplay with Parker and his wife as the central characters. Originally entitled *Other People\'s Business*, it drew criticism from a studio script reader who felt that the plot was outdated and noted: \"A story of this type should never take itself seriously, for the day when pictures like *The Old Homestead* \[a 1915 Famous Players film focused on a popular New England vaudevillian\] would grip the attention of a movie audience is lost forever.\" The reader cited the commercial failure of *Check and Double Check*, a 1930 feature based on *Amos \'n\' Andy*, as proof that radio shows did not adapt well for the screen, and noted that most *Seth Parker* listeners were \"those people who are interested in the singing of hymns, old folk songs, and a very simple brand of humor\" and that the \"average young person, between the ages of fifteen and thirty, who form a very large percentage of the movie audiences, do not listen to the broadcast.\" However, RKO supervising producer Pandro S. Berman greenlighted the project and budgeted it at \$400,000.
Berman negotiated with Universal Pictures for the loan of Bette Davis, whose contract with the studio had been recently renewed following her completion of *Waterloo Bridge*, and Carl Laemmle, Jr. agreed to loan her for a fee of \$300 per week. Davis was pleased with the attention paid to her by cinematographer J. Roy Hunt. She later recalled: \"I was truly overjoyed. Plus the part I played was an important one---and a charming one. It gave me some confidence in myself for the first time since leaving the theater in New York.\"
The film was shot on location in Santa Cruz, California because of the small town\'s New England-like atmosphere. Much of the rural farm setting was filmed at the Hunsucker Ranch in Scotts Valley, a well-known filming location at the time. The ranch was also used as a filming location for *Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm* (1917) and *Hide-Out* (1934).
## Reception
Andre Sennwald of *The New York Times* observed: \"Seth Parker, the radio sage, is shedding a rather appealing sweetness and light \... in his first motion picture \... \[His\] following will not be disappointed and those who do not know the character will find a gentle and frequently moving entertainment.\" In later years, Bette Davis commented: \"I\'m glad Sennwald felt about it as he did. He obviously accepted it for what it was meant to be---not a masterpiece, just a slice of Yankee village life.\"
*Variety* wrote: \"As entertainment the film is unbelievably bad. The story is strictly an old-style proposed tearjerker. It runs 81 minutes which seem like 181.\"
*Motion Picture Herald* reviewed the film as *Other People\'s Business*, the title under which it was released in Great Britain, although domestically it was changed to *Way Back Home* when Phillips Lord published his book *Seth Parker & His Jonesport Folks: Way Back Home* to coincide with the release of the film.
## Preservation
- A print is housed in the Library of Congress collection. Warner Bros., which owns the RKO library, has preserved the film, which airs occasionally on Turner Classic Movies
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# Leroy Keener House
The **Leroy Keener House** also known as the **Keener-Hunt House** is a historic home located at 3506 Woodlawn School Road in Knoxville, Tennessee, United States. Designed in the Federal style, the house was built in 1842 by Leroy Keener. Leroy was an early Knox County farmer. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1997 for its architecture and role in the area\'s early settlement.
The Keener family originated when early settler, Peter Keener, moved to the Seven Islands area from Pennsylvania. The home of Peter Keener, a two-story log structure used to stand nearby on Seven Islands Road. Leroy Keener built his house in 1842, shortly after his marriage to Mary Jane McCallie. Keener\'s descendants occupied the house until it was bought by the Kelley Family in 1913. They occupied the house until 1972, then purchased by the Hunt family who still occupy it today.
The house is a two-story brick structure. A few outbuildings still stand near the house, including a Well House
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# Thomas Courtland Manning
**Thomas Courtland Manning** (September 14, 1825 Edenton, North Carolina -- October 11, 1887, New York City) was an American jurist and diplomat.
Manning\'s ancestors came from England to Virginia in the 17th century. He was graduated at the University of North Carolina, admitted to the bar, and practiced for a time in his native town. Removing in 1855 to Alexandria, Louisiana, he took up his permanent residence there and built up a large practice.
He was sent to the Secession convention of 1861 as a state-rights Democrat, and when the convention adjourned was elected a lieutenant in a Louisiana Confederate regiment, he served with the rank of lieutenant-colonel on the staff of Governor Moore, and in 1863 was appointed adjutant-general of the state, with the rank of brigadier-general. In 1864 he was appointed an associate justice of the Supreme Court of Louisiana, and served until the close of the civil war.
In 1872 he declined the nomination for governor and was a presidential elector, and in 1876 he was vice-president of the National Convention that nominated Samuel J. Tilden. In January, 1877, he was appointed Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, serving until 1880, when the adoption of a new constitution displaced the whole state government. While chief justice he was elected one of the trustees of the Peabody education fund. In 1880 he was again presidential elector, and in the autumn of that year was appointed United States Senator, but was not admitted. In 1882 he was placed for the third time on the supreme bench, and served until the expiration of his term in 1886. He was then appointed by President Grover Cleveland as United States minister to Mexico, which office he filled until his death
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# Sidchrome
**Sidchrome** is an Australian brand of mechanics\' tools. It is a subsidiary of Stanley Black & Decker.
## History
The brand emerged when Royston Siddons\' Siddons Drop Forgings turned to tool making to fill post war shortages after World War II. Original production of Sidchrome tools was in Brunswick, Melbourne, Australia.
Sidchrome was acquired by Stanley Tools in 1991. Sidchrome closed the Australian factory and ended all local manufacturing. In 1996 Stanley Black & Decker started to move all tool manufacturing to Taiwan, whilst sourcing various items from Proto in the USA (marked as Proto on items) due to supply of left-over Australian-made tools being sold out until all manufacturing was fully established in Taiwan.
## Racing
Sidchrome sponsored several Australian and New Zealand racing drivers in the 1970s, notably New Zealand and Australian saloon champion Jim Richards.
## Present
Sidchrome is still a top selling automotive tool brand in Australia and New Zealand and since 2007, the brand sponsors the *Most Improved Award* in Australia\'s Supercars Championship
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# Ellen Ash Peters
**Ellen Ash Peters** (March 21, 1930 -- April 17, 2024) was an American lawyer and judge. She was appointed to the Connecticut Supreme Court in 1978. She was the first woman appointed to that court.
## Early life and education {#early_life_and_education}
Ellen Ash was born in Berlin on March 21, 1930; her father was Jewish and a lawyer, and her grandfather was also a lawyer.
Her family fled the Nazis in 1938 and briefly lived in the Netherlands before immigrating to New York City in 1939. Peters attended Hunter College High School in New York, Swarthmore College, and Yale Law School, receiving her LL.B., *cum laude*, in 1954.
## Career
Peters clerked for Chief Judge Charles Edward Clark of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit for one year, and was a research associate at the University of California at Berkeley Law School (Boalt Hall) for another year.
Peters became assistant professor at Yale Law School in 1956 and full professor in 1964 before being named Southmayd Professor of Law, a post she held from 1975 to 1978, when Governor Ella Tambussi Grasso appointed Peters to the Connecticut Supreme Court. Peters was the first woman to gain tenure at Yale Law School. Peters was the first female state supreme court justice appointed by a female governor.
After Peters was appointed to the bench, she remained an adjunct professor until being appointed chief justice in 1984 by Governor William A. O\'Neill. Peters remained chief justice until 1996, when she took senior status, leaving the court in 2000 when she reached mandatory retirement age.
After stepping down from the Supreme Court of Connecticut, Peters remained active on the bench, sitting from 2000 to 2014 as a judge trial referee on the Connecticut Appellate Court in Hartford.
Peters was a visiting professor of law at the University of Connecticut Law School.
### Notable decisions {#notable_decisions}
Sheff v. O\'Neill refers to a 1989 lawsuit and the subsequent 1996 Connecticut Supreme Court case (*Sheff v. O\'Neill*, 238 Conn. 1, 678 A.2d 1267) that resulted in a landmark decision regarding civil rights and the right to education. In 1996 the Connecticut Supreme Court ruled that the state had an affirmative obligation to provide Connecticut\'s school children with a substantially equal educational opportunity and that this constitutionally guaranteed right encompasses the access to a public education which is not substantially and materially impaired by racial and ethnic isolation. The Court further concluded that school districting based upon town and city boundary lines are unconstitutional, and cited a statute that bounds school districts by town lines as a key factor in the high concentrations of racial and ethnic minorities in Hartford. This was a split 4--3 decision, which was authored by Chief Justice Peters. She was joined in the majority opinion by Justices Robert Berdon, Flemming L. Norcott, Jr., and Joette Katz. Justice David Borden authored the dissent, with Justices Robert Callahan and Richard Palmer concurring with the dissent.
## Memberships, awards and honors {#memberships_awards_and_honors}
Peters was an alumni fellow of the Yale Corporation and a former member of the board of managers of Swarthmore College. She was a member of the Council of the American Law Institute, the American Philosophical Society, and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.
Peters was the first recipient of the Ella T. Grasso Distinguished Service Medal, and received a number of other awards, including the Connecticut Trial Lawyers\' Association Judiciary Award, the Yale Law School Distinguished Service Medal, the Hartford College for Women\'s Pioneer Woman Award, and the National Center for State Courts\' Warren E. Burger Award (2002). She received an honorary Doctor of Laws from the University of Connecticut in 1992.
March 21, 2015, was declared \"Ellen Ash Peters Day\" in Connecticut by Governor Dannel P. Malloy of Connecticut.
## Personal life and death {#personal_life_and_death}
Peters\'s first marriage was to Robert Peters, a psychiatrist. They had three children and subsequently divorced.
Peters then married Phillip I. Blumberg, the former dean of the University of Connecticut Law School. The couple lived in West Hartford.
Blumberg died in 2021. Peters died in West Hartford, Connecticut on April 17, 2024, at the age of 94
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# The Passage (Andy Narell album)
***The Passage*** is an album by steelpan player Andy Narell that was released in 2004 and recorded with the group Calypsociation.
## Track listing {#track_listing}
All tracks are composed by Andy Narell.
1. \"The Passage\" -- 10:13
2. \"Song for Mia\" - 8:05
3. \"The Long Way Back\" - 5:57
4. \"Sea of Stories\" - 9:17
5. \"Mabouya\" - 6:37
6. \"Dee Mwa Wee\" - 7:17
7
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# National Highway 3 (India, old numbering)
**National Highway 3** (old number), or Old national **NH 3**, commonly referred to as the Agra--Bombay Road or just Agra Road in Bombay, was a major Indian National Highway that ran through the states of Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra in India. The national highway still exists but its various segments have been assigned new numbers as stated in the following section.
**National Highway 3A** was a branch highway between Bharatpur and terminated at Dholpur, Rajasthan.
## Route
The highway originated in Agra in Uttar Pradesh, generally travelled southwest through Dholpur in Rajasthan, Morena, Gwalior, Shivpuri, Guna, Biaora, Maksi, Dewas, Indore, Julwania & Sendhwa in Madhya Pradesh, and Shirpur, Nardana, Dhule, Malegaon, Nashik, Thane and terminated at Mumbai. The length of the old **NH-3** was 1260.25 km.
The stretch between Agra and Gwalior was marked as the North--South corridor/**NH-44** by the National Highways Authority of India. The stretch between Gwalior & Biaora is marked as **NH-46** & the stretch between Biaora & Dhule is now marked as **NH-52** by the National Highways Authority of India. The stretch from Mumbai to Nashik is now Mumbai Nashik Expressway. After it entered Bombay, the highway was known as Eastern Express Highway. Currently, the stretch between Agra and Gwalior is four-lane. The stretch from Gwalior via Shivpuri, Guna, Maksi up to Dewas road is now four-lane. The condition between Shivpuri and Maksi is newly constructed and good. Now the Condition of the road from Dewas to Indore is six lanes and it continues till Rau (Indore). The road from Rau (Indore) to Mumbai has four lanes but the highway passed through congested Nasik city. Now an elevated expressway of 25.27 km has been built to solve the problem of congestion. Stretch from Nashik to Mumbai is 4-lane Mumbai Nashik Expressway. The stretch from Pimpalgaon Bsawant - Nashik - Gondhe is 6 Lane expressway. The stretch from Padgha to Thane 8 lane is in progress.
## New NH numbers of Agra-Bombay road {#new_nh_numbers_of_agra_bombay_road}
After renumbering of all national highways by National Highway Authority of India in 2010, the former NH 3 has been broken into several new national highway numbers and the old NH 3 number has ceased to exist.
- Agra - Gwalior is NH 44.
- Gwalior - Biaora is NH 46.
- Biaora - Dhule is NH 52.
- Dhule - Nashik is NH 60.
- Nashik - Mumbra is NH 160.
- Mumbra (Reti Bunder) - Thane / Navi Mumbai is NH 48
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# Krimpen aan de Lek
**Krimpen aan de Lek** is a village on the Lek River in the municipality of Krimpenerwaard, province of South Holland, the Netherlands. It had 6,607 inhabitants in 2008.
The name *Krimpen* comes from the archaic word \"*Krempener*\", meaning \"river crossing\". Therefore, Krimpen aan de Lek means \"Crossing on the Lek\".
Krimpen aan de Lek is a quiet and scenic village with 3 elementary schools.
Krimpen aan de Lek was a separate municipality until 1985, when it merged with Lekkerkerk to create the new municipality of Nederlek.
## Gallery
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# Christmas at Maxwell's
***Christmas at Maxwell\'s*** is a 2006 American independent drama film written and directed by William C. Laufer, and starring Andrew May and Jacqueline \'Jack\' Hourigan.
## Plot
Suzie Austin (Jack Hourigan) has cancer and her most recent prognosis is unfavorable. Fearing that this may be their last Christmas together, husband Andrew Austin (Andrew May) takes Suzie and their two children, Chris (Charlie May) and Mary (Julia May) to the family\'s summer home on Lake Erie to celebrate the holiday. There they meet Gus (Angus May). Andrew comes to terms with his past as the family deals with his wife\'s failing health.
## Background
The film is based upon Laufer\'s real-life experiences and was shot on locations in Ohio. Laufer\'s daughter, Tiffany Laufer, an American Film Institute Alumna, served as cinematographer and co-producer. An advance screening was held on November 28, 2006, with all ticket proceeds going to the American Cancer Society. The film had its official theatrical release on December 1, 2006, and its television debut on Christmas Day.
## Partial cast {#partial_cast}
- Andrew May as Andrew Austin
- Jack Hourigan as Suzie Austin
- Helen Welch as Rachel Henderson
- Rick Montgomery Jr. as Dr. Callahan
- Tracie Field as Tootsie
- Robert Hawkes as Col. Pickerling
- Angus May as Uncle Gus
- Charlie May as Chris Austin
- Julia May as Mary Austin
- William C. Laufer as Fr. Johnston
## Reception
Belinda Elliott of CBN wrote that even with its low budget, the film was \"beautifully photographed with rich warming images of Christmas\", but cautioned that themes of illness and death might be too heavy for young children. She summarized that the film was a \"heartwarming holiday tale that lovingly illustrates the power of faith and the fact that miracles can and do still happen.\" *East Valley Living* reports that the film had received an award from the Dove Foundation.
In 2010 Trinity Broadcasting Network (TBN) picked up the movie for a worldwide TV release
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# Thomas H. Nelson
**Thomas Henry Nelson** (October 24, 1821 -- March 14, 1896) was a U.S. diplomat and politician from Indiana.
Nelson was born in Minerva, Mason County, Kentucky to Dr. Thomas W. Nelson and Frances Doniphan Nelson. On Dec 11, 1843 in Aberdeen, Ohio, Thomas married Elizabeth \"Lizzie\" Key, the daughter of Marshall Key and Harriet Sellman Key. She was a student of Harriet Beecher Stowe.
The Nelsons moved to Rockville, Indiana, where he set up a law practice. A few years later, the couple moved to Terre Haute, Indiana. In 1852 he was on the Board of Commissioners for the construction of the Springfield and Terre Haute Railroad. During the 1850s, he was tasked with organizing the Republican Party in Indiana. In 1860, he unsuccessfully ran for the United States Congress. He was appointed U.S. Envoy to Chile in 1861 by Abraham Lincoln. On December 8, 1863, he organized rescue operations during the catastrophic Church of the Company Fire in Santiago and was called \"a true hero of Chile\" for doing so.
He was made U.S. Envoy to Mexico from 1869 to 1873 by Ulysses S. Grant. Nelson died in Terre Haute, on March 14, 1896, and is buried there in Woodlawn Cemetery
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# Fred Smith (bassist)
**Fred Smith** (born April 10, 1948) is an American bass guitarist, best known for his work with the rock band Television. He was the original bassist with Angel and the Snake, which changed names to Blondie and the Banzai Babies, and then Blondie. He quit in spring 1975 to replace Richard Hell who had left Television over disputes with Tom Verlaine. Hell went on to form The Heartbreakers with Johnny Thunders. At the time, Television played at CBGB along with Blondie. According to Smith, \"Blondie was like a sinking ship and Television was my favorite band.\" He stayed with the band till they broke up in 1978 and rejoined them when they reunited in 1992; the band has played off and on ever since. Smith also participated in the solo albums of the Television guitarists Tom Verlaine and Richard Lloyd, and played with such artists as The Roches, Willie Nile, Peregrins and The Revelons. From 1988 to 1989 he played bass, recorded, and toured with The Fleshtones.
In 1999 he and his wife, artist Paula Cereghino, started making wine in their apartment on Houston Street in New York City\'s East Village. In 2003 they shifted production to Bloomington, NY and in 2007 formally established their artisanal winery, Cereghino Smith
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# Andy Whiteford
**Andrew Whiteford** (born 22 August 1977) is a Scottish professional footballer and manager.
A defender, Whiteford began his career with St Johnstone in 1994 after progressing through the McDiarmid Park youth ranks. In six years as a professional with the Perth club he made seventeen league appearances.
Whiteford went on loan to Stirling Albion during the 1999-2000 season, and he made the move permanent in 2000. In total, he made 30 league appearances for Albion, scoring one goal.
In 2001, he joined Clydebank, for whom he made fourteen appearances in two years.
His most recent club, between 2003 and 2004, was Hamilton Academical. He made seventeen appearances and scored two goals for the Accies
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# Costières de Nîmes AOC
**Costières de Nîmes** (`{{IPA|fr|kɔstjɛʁ də nim}}`{=mediawiki}) is an Appellation d\'Origine Contrôlée (AOC) for wines that are produced in an area between the ancient city of Nîmes and the western Rhône delta, in the French department of the Gard. Formerly part of the Languedoc region of France, as the wines more resemble those of the Rhône valley in character than of the Languedoc, it is now part of the Rhone wine area and administered by the Rhône Wine committee which has its headquarters in Avignon.
## History
Wines from the region have been produced for over two millennia and were consumed by the Greeks in pre-Roman times, making it one of the oldest vineyards in Europe. The area was settled by veterans of Julius Caesar\'s campaigns in Egypt, and bottles of Costières de Nîmes bear the symbol of the Roman settlement at Nîmes, a crocodile chained to a palm tree. According to a chart in the kitchen of the Palais des Papes in Avignon, many of the towns in what is now the Costieres de Nîmes region were the main suppliers of wine to the Popes of that era.
### Change of name and regional affiliation {#change_of_name_and_regional_affiliation}
Formerly known as **Costières du Gard**, a VDQS, the wine achieved AOC status in 1986 and was renamed Costières de Nîmes 1989. In 1998 the growers\' organization (the syndicate) requested that the appellation should be attached to the Rhône wine region as their wines are more reflective of the typical characteristics of Rhône wines than of the Languedoc region to which the area geographically belongs. INAO, the French authority which regulates the country\'s appellations, assigns each appellation to a regional committee which is in charge of approving wines from that appellation. This list is a legal text published by the French ministry of agriculture. The move of Costières de Nîmes to the regional committee of the Rhône valley was effected in the 19 July 2004 version of this list. Up until the version of 8 July 1998, which the 2004 version superseded, Costières de Nîmes was assigned to the regional committee of Languedoc-Roussillon. The immediately adjacent AOC of Clairette de Bellegarde remains listed as a Languedoc AOC.
## Geography
Between the low rocky hills and *garrigue* that mark the border of the Languedoc with the Provence, and the low sandy plain of the Camargue the Rhône delta, the soil is mostly a mixture of round pebbles (\"galets\") similar to Châteauneuf-du-Pape, and sandy alluvial deposit and red shale. The soil depth from 3 to 15 metres is largely responsible for the variations of style within this AOC.
The climate is Mediterranean, similar to that of the Rhône valley, but is characterised by its proximity to the coast and the sea breezes.
The wines are produced in selected parcels of the following 24 communes: Aubord, Beaucaire, Beauvoisin, Bellegarde, Bernis, Bezouce, Bouillargues, Le Cailar, Caissargues, Garons, Générac, Jonquières-Saint-Vincent, Lédenon, Manduel, Meynes, Milhaud, Gard, Nîmes, Redessan, Rodilhan, Saint-Gilles, Sernhac, Uchaud, Vauvert, and Vestric-et-Candiac.
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# Costières de Nîmes AOC
## The wines {#the_wines}
### Red
The Costières de Nîmes produce mostly red wines, from Syrah and Mourvèdre together 20%, Grenache minimum of 25%, Carignan maximum 40%, Cinsault, maximum 40%. They are closer in style to Rhône wine than Languedoc wine and generally they are elegant, well balanced, lightly structured, with aromas of red fruit, blackberry, prune and black cherry. Some of the wines are rounder, more generous, with a higher level of tannins. The reds account for approximately 59% of the total production.
### White
White wines account for about 4% of the AOC production. A small amount, approximately 5% of the total, of white wine is made from the Bourboulenc, Clairette blanc, Grenache blanc, Maccabéo, Rolle, Roussanne and Ugni blanc, maximum 30% varieties. The whites must be blended from a minimum of two varieties. Ugni blanc will be discontinued from the AOC with effect from and including the harvest of 2010. The whites are well balanced with aromas of flower and fruit, citrus, and occasionally apple and pear.
They can be consumed alone or as an accompaniment to seafood and grilled fish.
### Rosé
Some rosé is made as a by-product from the production of red wines, with the same permitted percentages of grape varieties, with a possible maximum of 10% of white grapes from the allowed varieties for the white wines. These are light and dry, traditionally well balanced and delicate. Locally, it is often drunk with light meals of salads, pasta, and pizza. Rosé accounts for approximately 37% of the total production.
The minimum decreed alcohol content for red, white and rosé is 11%.
## Economy
The industry comprises 424 concerns which include 404 growers, 96 private wineries, 17 cooperative wineries, and 3 merchant/producers. Sales of the wines are achieved through supermarkets (46%), export (25%), direct sales (8%), bars, restaurants and hotels (8%), wholesale (7%), and wine shops (6%)
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# Lizzie Higgins
**Elizabeth Ann Youlden (**née **Higgins;** 20 September 1929 -- 20 February 1993) was a Scottish ballad singer from Aberdeenshire.
## Early life {#early_life}
Elizabeth Ann Higgins was born on 20 September 1929, in Guest Row, Aberdeen. She was the daughter of settled Travellers Donald \"Donty\" Higgins, a piper, and the singer Jeannie Robertson. She had a younger brother, James. In 1941, after her school was twice bombed during World War II, Higgins moved with her mother to the rural town of Banchory, where the local children bullied her for her heritage. She was so unhappy in this environment that she left school at fifteen despite the pleasure she gained from studying. She moved back to Aberdeen to fillet fish and take seasonal agricultural labouring.
## Career
She did not take up public singing until 1967 as she did not wish to distract public attention from her mother. \"The folk scene claimed Jeannie. I \[didn\'t\] want it \[to\] claim me\", she explained. She debuted at the Aberdeen Folk Song Festival, persuaded to sing by folk song collector Peter Hall.
## Personal life {#personal_life}
She married Brian Youlden. She died from throat cancer on 20 February 1993.
## Discography
- *The Princess of the Thistle* (12\" LP record. Topic 12 T 185. Mono. Recorded by Bill Leader, notes by Peter Hall. London, Topic Records Ltd
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# Seán McGinley
**Seán McGinley** (born 1 March 1956) is an Irish actor. He has appeared in about 80 films and television series.
## Early life {#early_life}
McGinley was born in Pettigo, County Donegal, where his father was a customs officer, and raised in nearby Ballyshannon. He is a graduate of University College, Galway, and was a member of the Druid Theatre Company from 1977--1989. McGinley later starred in various films.
## Career
McGinley has appeared in such films as *The General*, *Braveheart*, *The Butcher Boy*, *Gangs of New York*, *Freeze Frame*, and *Man About Dog*. He has also starred in various television series. He played Malachy on *Republic of Doyle* from 2010 to 2014. He appeared in an episode of *Midsomer Murders* as a horse whisperer. In 2023, he played a leading role in *Wait For Me*
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# Comic Strip Live (TV series)
***Comic Strip Live*** was a weekly, late-night, hour-long stand-up comedy showcase that aired on the Fox network from 1989 to 1994. It started as a local show at Igby\'s comedy club, originally hosted by John Mulrooney and filmed at the club. Jamie Masada, owner of the Laugh Factory, proposed that they take the show national; Fox agreed, and moved the show to the Laugh Factory in Hollywood. Mulrooney was replaced by Gary Kroeger for the second season, then Wayne Cotter for the remaining seasons.
The show was successful enough that Fox created a prime time version called *The Sunday Comics*
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# Simon de Gunby
**Simon** was a 13th-century prelate based in Moray, Scotland. Professor Donald Watt has shown (*Fasti*, 219), through the extrapolation of indirect evidence, that his surname was almost certainly \"de Gunby\".
He occurs as Dean of Moray in 1230. Simon held this position until, after the death of Andreas de Moravia, he was elected as the new Bishop of Moray. A Papal mandate of 3 March 1244, from Pope Innocent IV authorized the Bishop of Caithness (Gilbert de Moravia) and one Martin, clerk of the papal *Camera Apostolica*, to inquire about the legality of the election and if appropriate confirm and consecrate Simon. This process was apparently successful for Simon, as he held the episcopate until his death in 1251
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# For a Rocker
\"**For a Rocker**\" is a 1983 single by Jackson Browne. It charted at #8 on the Mainstream Rock Tracks chart. The third single released from his seventh album, *Lawyers in Love*, it\'s also the eighth and last track on it. It peaked at #45 on the Billboard Hot 100.
The song was something of a departure for Browne, a straight-out uptempo party number: \"I got a shirt so *unbelievably* bright, I\'m gonna dig it out and wear it tonight.\" *Rolling Stone* commented on its apparent attempt to emulate Bruce Springsteen\'s work, and indeed Browne used it to close out concerts in the arenas he was now playing. This song was written as a tribute to James Honeyman-Scott, the guitar player for the Pretenders, who had died of heart failure on June 16, 1982 at the age of 25. The reference to Peggy Sue is Jimmy\'s wife and Jenni is her sister.
## Chart positions {#chart_positions}
+----------------------------------+----------+
| Chart (1983) | Peak\ |
| | position |
+==================================+==========+
| U.S. *Billboard* Hot 100 | 45 |
+----------------------------------+----------+
| U.S
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# Gaslight (automobile)
The **Gaslight** was an automobile manufactured in Detroit, Michigan by the Gaslight Motors Company from 1960-c.1961. The Gaslight was a venture that built a replica-style veteran car, based on the 1902 Rambler. It was built with a modern air-cooled single-cylinder engine of 4 hp. The vehicle had a 77 in wheelbase, and weighed 640 lb. It sold for \$1,495
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# Virginia Kirkus
**Virginia Kirkus** (December 7, 1893 -- September 10, 1980) was the founder and president of what would become *Kirkus Reviews* from 1933 to 1962.
Before creating her service in 1933, Kirkus was a teacher in Delaware during the late 1910s. In the 1920s, Kirkus went to New York to edit for *Pictorial Review* and *McCall\'s*. She was recruited to head the newly created children\'s fiction section for Harper & Brothers from 1925 to 1932.
## Early life and education {#early_life_and_education}
Virginia Kirkus was born on December 7, 1893, in Meadville, Pennsylvania. During her childhood, she moved to Wilmington, Delaware.
For her post-secondary education, Kirkus received a Bachelor of Arts from Vassar College in 1916 before going to Teachers College, Columbia University for her postgraduate studies in 1917.
She married Frank Glick, executive director of placement and personnel for the Associated Merchandising Company, on June 5, 1936.
## Career
Kirkus taught history and English at a private school from 1917 to 1919 before leaving Delaware for New York in the 1920s. In New York, Kirkus was an assistant editor for *Pictorial Review*\'s fashion department and an editor for *McCall\'s*. Kirkus moved to Harper & Brothers in 1925 and led the publisher\'s children\'s books section. When Harper & Brothers closed the children\'s department in 1932, Kirkus declined another job with the publisher and left the company.
While returning from a trip to Europe in 1932, Kirkus came up with the idea of creating brief reviews on upcoming books for bookshops. Kirkus created the Virginia Kirkus Bookshop Service in 1933 as president and held the position until 1962. Kirkus reviewed 16,000 books during her tenure with her bookshop service. After her departure, the Virginia Kirkus Bookshop Service was renamed multiple times in the 1960s before becoming *Kirkus Reviews* in 1969. Apart from book reviews, Kirkus published a book about health in 1922 and edited two children\'s books in the 1930s. She later released a book about home renovation in 1940 and a gardening book in 1956.
## Personal life {#personal_life}
On September 10, 1980, Kirkus died in Danbury, Connecticut. She was married to Frank Glick; they had no children
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# Bevare Gud vår kung
***Bevare Gud vår Kung*** (Swedish, \'God Save Our King\') was the first royal anthem of Sweden. Written in 1805 by Abraham Niclas Edelcrantz to honor King Gustav IV Adolf, it was set to the melody of the British anthem \"*God Save the King*\". The song would serve as the *de facto* royal anthem from 1805 to 1893, when *Kungssången* was adopted as the official royal anthem.
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| **I** Bevare Gud vår kung! Gör säll vår ädle kung! Leve vår kung! Bekrönt av ärans hand, alltid med hjärtats brand förent med folk och land. Leve vår kung! | **I** God save our king! Make joyous our noble king! Long live our king! Crowned by glory\'s hand, always with fire in heart united with people and land
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# United States Army Prime Power School
The **U.S. Army Prime Power School** is run by the United States Army Corps of Engineers at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri since January 2011, having previously moved from Fort Belvoir, Virginia. The mission of the school is to produce MOS 12P -- Prime Power Production Specialists (formerly MOS 52E and 21P) for the U.S. Army.
## Training
The U.S. Army Prime Power Production Specialist Course is located at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri. This year long training program trains Active, Army Reserve soldiers, and Navy Seabees. Upon graduation Army personnel are awarded MOS 12P20 and Navy personnel awarded NEC 5633. Students earn over 30 semester hours of college credit while attaining the knowledge and skills associated with installing, operating, and maintaining large medium voltage electrical power plants. The course is challenging and requires a large amount of home study.
The 12P20 Course consists of an Academic Phase and Operator Training Phase. This course lasts approximately 29 weeks and provides students with the necessary knowledge and skills to install, operate, and maintain, medium voltage electrical power plants.
Following completion of the 12P20 course, students are selected to attend one of three Additional Skill Identifier (ASI) Courses. The Electrical Specialty Course provides direct and general support maintenance training on a wide variety of electrical power components. The Instrumentation Specialty Course provides direct and general support maintenance training on AC and DC control circuits and components as well as engine and generator protective circuits and components. Both the electrical and instrumentation specialties provide in depth instruction in electronics and AC power theory. The Mechanical Specialty Course provides direct and general support maintenance training on two- and four-stroke diesel engines to include complete rebuild practical exercises. Additionally, in depth instruction is provided on a wide variety of mechanical systems components.
### Academic Phase {#academic_phase}
The first phase is 16 weeks of training. Students are provided knowledge in academic subjects that are necessary to master future specialty courses. Mathematics, physics, and the fundamentals of mechanical and electrical engineering are core subject courses. Analytical and problem solving skills are developed through practical exercise, laboratory work, and assigned problems in each subject course. Students are expected to dedicate many hours to complete homework and lab reports. In academics phase, students will earn 32 college credits from Lincoln University, Jefferson City, Missouri.
### Operator Phase {#operator_phase}
The second phase of training, focusing on \"hands-on\" instruction, power plant technologies, operation and maintenance of power plants. This is a thirteen-week course training Army, Navy, Army Reserve and select civilian personnel in electrical safety, electrical and mechanical print reading, basic electrical distribution system design, basic understanding of the major components used in electrical distribution systems, electrical and mechanical protective systems used in electrical power production, diesel engine and electrical theory and power plant operations, to include installation, operation, repair, and maintenance of medium voltage electrical power plants.
Students learn how to operate and maintain the Army\'s Multi-Unit 4.5 Megawatt electrical power plants, 3 Megawatt electrical power plants consisting of either the MEP-012A or MEP-208A 750 kilowatt generating units, and the Deployable Power Generation Distribution System (DPGDS) power system consisting of either the MEP-810A or B model.
During the operator phase, students will earn an additional 6 college credits.
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# United States Army Prime Power School
## Training
### Specialty Phase {#specialty_phase}
The third and final phase of training is 18 weeks long and focuses on one of three specialties: electrical, instrumentation, or mechanical.
The electrical course has nine annexes. The annexes cover Electrical Fundamentals, Basic Electronics, Electrical Practices and Standards, Motors and Generators, Machine Controllers, Cable Splicing, Transformers, Circuit Breakers and Distribution Systems.
In Electrical Fundamentals, students learn the various circuit rules and calculations, how to operate test equipment for troubleshooting circuits, electronic soldering, power quality and building circuits on a breadboard. Training in Basic Electronics covers many different electronic devices, how they work, how to test and troubleshoot them and their function in the circuit. Students attending the Electrical Practices and Standards classes are taught the National Electrical Code and conduit bending. Students learn to calculate bend radius, conductor size, conductor type for a specific location, circuit protection, box fill and maximum number of conductors in a raceway. Classes in Motors and Generators cover single-phase and three-phase motors and generators, their maintenance, troubleshooting and repair. Machine Controllers will teach students all the different types of motor controls and why they are used, learn how to wire those controllers, diagnose faults and repair the faulty component. In the Cable Splicing class students learn how to splice and terminate low and medium voltage power cables up to 15,000 volts; how to locate underground power cable by using a tracing tool and then find the location of the fault in the cable. The Transformer annex covers transformer theory, calculations and construction. Students learn how to wire single-phase and three-phase connections, test dry and oil filled transformers and test the insulating oil in the transformers. Circuit Breaker training teaches students the maintenance, testing and repair of circuit breakers from small molded case circuit breakers all the way up to 15,000-volt air magnetic; oil filled and vacuum circuit breakers. Distribution Systems students learn the different types of generating systems and distribution systems. Students also learn about grounding systems, testing of grounding systems and personnel protective grounding. In this annex students learn aerial line material, line equipment tools and how to perform an infrared survey. Soldier students who complete this course are awarded ASI S3.
The purpose of the Instrumentation Course is to provide the student, Power Plant Instrumentation Specialist, with skills and knowledge in the methods and techniques necessary to safely perform troubleshooting, testing, maintenance, and repair of instrumentation systems and components used on electrical power generation and distribution equipment. The Instrumentation Specialty course emphasizes higher-level thinking and mathematical analysis of abstract concepts involving operational theory of electronic components and systems. The course begins with a formalization of the mathematical and basic AC and DC circuit theories and concepts that were taught in the Academics Phase. From this, the course builds the students knowledge of electronics, digital systems, and automated process controls, to include programmable logic controllers (PLC\'s). Among other projects, students design, build and troubleshoot a multistage amplifier and build a multimeter. The course concludes with a study of relay control systems in power production and distribution.
Skills learned include the testing, calibration, troubleshooting and repair of systems and components used in the measurement, regulation, protection and control of signals, quantities and processes. Upon completion of this course, the student is awarded an Additional Skill Identifier (ASI) of E-5.
Mechanical Specialty students receive crew to depot level training on power plant maintenance. The training is a combination of lecture and hands-on practical exercise.
Subject areas for the Mechanical Training Phase include Diesel Engines and Systems, Allied Skills (hand, precision and power tools), Electric Arc and Oxyacetylene Welding, Fluid Handling Systems (piping systems, air compressors and pumps) and Diesel Engine Maintenance, Troubleshooting, and Rebuild. The predominant engines in the course are the 12-cylinder, Cummins KTA38 (38 liters/2300 cubic inches), the 16-cylinder, 9072 cubic inches, General Motors Electro-Motive Diesel (EMD), and the inline 6-cylinder Caterpillar 3456 Diesel Engine. Students who complete this course are awarded Additional Skill Indicator (ASI) S2
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# Noel White
**Noel White** `{{post-nominals|country=GBR|BEM}}`{=mediawiki} (16 December 1929 -- 30 June 2019) was a businessman, football club chairman, director and administrator from the North West of England. He was one of the founding architects of the Premier League and Life Vice President of The Football Association.
## Business
### White and Swales {#white_and_swales}
White and Swales Ltd was founded in Altrincham by Noel White and Peter Swales in 1955. They initially sold Sheet Music, Records, Musical Instruments and Accessories before moving into the flourishing market of television rentals. They had by this time opened a total 15 branches in Cheshire and South Manchester.
### Bowdon Hotel {#bowdon_hotel}
Following the sale of White and Swales, Noel moved on to run and own the Bowdon Hotel in Altrincham. Following major extensions and improvements, this gave the hotel a 3-star rating, which it still has. White went on to sell the Bowdon Hotel in 1986. It is currently operated under the Mercure Hotels banner.
## Football
### Altrincham F.C. {#altrincham_f.c.}
Noel White first came to football prominence, when he and fellow businessman, Peter Swales took over Altrincham Football Club in February 1961. At the time Altrincham F.C. were struggling at the foot of The Cheshire County Football League and on the verge of bankruptcy. White and Swales had read a passionate letter in the local newspaper from 11-year-old Brian Lomax. White was vice-chairman of Altrincham F.C until 1967, when Peter Swales moved on to become a director at Manchester City F.C. White then became Chairman of Altrincham F.C. for 19 years before becoming a director of Liverpool Football Club in 1986. During his tenure as chairman, he and his board turned Altrincham from nobodies into one of the leading clubs outside The Football League. Upon leaving Altrincham F.C. in 1986 White was appointed club president, a position he still holds. He is also president of the Evo Stik Northern Premier League and a life member of The Football Conference.
### Liverpool F.C. {#liverpool_f.c.}
White joined Liverpool F.C. in March 1986 and was a director for over 20 years, including a spell as chairman from 1990 until 1991. In October 2006, White gave an anonymous interview to the *Daily Mirror* in which he accused manager Rafael Benítez of spending money the club could not afford, and said that it was time for the board to review taking control. This ended a long association with the club of which he was briefly the chairman.
### The F.A Premier League {#the_f.a_premier_league}
During his chairmanship of Liverpool F.C, Noel White, along with Martin Edwards, David Dein, Irving Scholar and Philip Carter became one of the five founding architects of the F.A. Premier League. In June 2011, on the twentieth anniversary of the \"Founder Members Agreement\" of the F.A. Premier League, the architects were presented with a framed testimonial containing the crests of the forty-five clubs that have played in the competition since its inception in 1992.
### The Football Association {#the_football_association}
White\'s initial involvement with The Football Association began in 1976 when he was elected as a council member representing full member clubs in Cheshire and Merseyside. White was instrumental in helping introduce automatic promotion and relegation with the Football League a decade later. White was elected to the F.A. International Committee in 1982 and was appointed chairman in 1994. White was chairman of The Football Association\'s International Committee for 14 years until 2008. He was succeeded as chairman by Sir Dave Richards. White was elected as Life Vice President of The Football Association in 2002.
### UEFA
White was appointed vice-chairman of the UEFA National Team Committee in 2002 and served for 4 years in that position. The UEFA National Team Committee represents European Nations which play in European competitions at Senior and Under-21 level.
## Awards
In June 2013, Noel White was awarded a British Empire Medal for services to football as part of the Queen\'s birthday honours list.
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# Noel White
## Death
On 30 June 2019, White died, following a long illness
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# Gaylord (automobile)
The **Gaylord** was an American automobile manufactured in Gaylord, Michigan by the **Gaylord Motor Car Company** from 1911 to 1912. The vehicles were built in multiple styles, including a convertible four-seater private car and a utility vehicle with rear space for storage. It used a four-cylinder OHV engine of 30/35 hp and was shaft driven.
The only remaining Gaylord has been fully restored, and is owned by the Gaylord, Michigan Chamber of Commerce. It is on display in the city\'s Visitors Center
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# Derek Chinnery
**Charles Derek Chinnery** (27 April 1925 -- 22 March 2015) was the controller of BBC Radio 1 from 1978 to 1985.
## Early life and career {#early_life_and_career}
Chinnery was born in Richmond, London, and attended Gosforth Grammar School. He joined the BBC in 1941 aged 16. From 1943 to 1947 he was in the RAF. He returned to the BBC in 1947, becoming a producer in 1952.
## BBC Radio 1 controller {#bbc_radio_1_controller}
He took over from Charles McLelland and was succeeded by Johnny Beerling. He relaxed the guidelines on banning records, allowing records to mention a commercial product, and ended the *Sounds of the Seventies* programme.
Chinnery admitted that while he was controller he confronted Jimmy Savile over allegations of inappropriate sexual activities, which Savile denied; Chinnery said \"there was no reason to disbelieve\" him. Chinnery took no further action, saying: \"He was the sort of man that attracted rumours, after all, because he was single, he was always on the move, he was always going around the country.\"
## Personal life {#personal_life}
Chinnery married Doreen Clarke in 1953 in Marylebone
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# Gem (automobile)
The **Gem** was an automobile manufactured in both Jackson, Michigan and Grand Rapids, Michigan by the Gem Motor Car Company from December, 1917 to 1919. The company was incorporated in December 1917, and early the next month it was announced that capitalization was to be \$250,000, with \$150,000 yet to be issued. The Gem was a light, assembled car with a four-cylinder G.B.&S. engine. Originally the plan was to acquire the complete chassis (from the Pontiac Chassis Company) and bodies (perhaps from Hayes) and complete the assembly of the cars in Grand Rapids. Gem planned to make some of the components itself eventually, though this appears not to have occurred. Only two models were produced, a 5-passenger touring car, selling for \$845, and a light delivery van
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# Number Seventeen (design)
**Number Seventeen** was a Manhattan-based graphic design studio formed by Emily Oberman and Bonnie Siegler, in operation from 1993 to 2012. The studio specialized in graphics for print, film, and television media. Their clients included Saturday Night Live, Jane Magazine (among many others). They were also responsible for creating the iconic Will and Grace opening titles.
Before forming Number Seventeen, Oberman worked with Tibor Kalman at M&Co. Siegler was a design director at VH1.
Number Seventeen was featured in *Eye* magazine (No. 39, Vol. 10, Spring 2001) in an article by Steven Heller
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# Cornhill, Aberdeen
**Cornhill** is an area of Aberdeen, Scotland.
At the west there is a bar (Murdos), the small Cornhill Shopping Centre whose main store is a Aldi supermarket, to the south it stretches as far as Forresterhill Hospital and to the east its area covers as far as Ashgrove.
Socially Cornhill consists mainly of council housing including three tower blocks; Cairncry Court, Cornhill Court, and Rosehill Court.
The Royal Cornhill Hospital offers specialised treatment in regard to psychiatric matters for residents of northern Scotland
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# Gray (automobile)
The **Gray** was an automobile manufactured in Detroit, Michigan by the Gray Motor Corporation from 1922 to 1926. The Gray Motor Corporation produced two models, the Star and Gray. They were an attempt to win a share of the mass market dominated by Ford Model T. Many of the employees of Gray, were former Ford employees, including the head of Gray Corporation, Frank L. Klingensmith, who was the former vice president and treasurer of Ford Motor Company. The vehicles had similar features of engine and chassis to the Model T. The engine had a side-valve, four-cylinder 2.7 litre configuration. The suspension used a conventional quarter-elliptical spring at the front and rear. Front-wheeled brakes were offered in 1926, the last year of production. They planned on production of nearly a quarter of a million a year the first year, but those volumes were never realized. The touring car cost \$490, and the coach was sold at \$760, the first year of production. The Gray 1 1/4 t truck had a four-cylinder engine with 2986 cc. The bore was 92.1 mm and the stroke was 101.6 mm. The power was 21 Hp
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# Star Drama Presents
***Star Drama Presents*** (previously ***Star Drama Theater***) is a Philippine television drama anthology series broadcast by ABS-CBN. It aired from February 18, 1993 to February 17, 2001. The weekly program featured an actor for a thirteen week season. By 2000, *Star Drama Theater* was renamed *Star Drama Presents* after the series was reformatted from monthly anthologies featuring one actor to months-long miniseries featuring an entire cast.
Various actors and actresses from Philippine Movies and TV get a special line up in this anthology with different stars in each month. The first featured star was Nora Aunor who was contracted to appear for one season. Her stint was billed as a \"TV comeback\" after a brief hiatus. She and ex-husband Christopher de Leon did a notable episode which highly rated during its initial telecast. After a 2-season stint of \"Nora\" the anthology moved on to featuring various stars ranging from award-winning actresses such as Elizabeth Oropesa, Dawn Zulueta, Lorna Tolentino, Agot Isidro; to younger actors Rico Yan, Claudine Barretto, Camille Prats, Judy Ann Santos, Jericho Rosales, Patrick Garcia, Carmina Villarroel, Angelika Dela Cruz, Rica Peralejo, Aiko Melendez, Manilyn Reynes, Sheryl Cruz, Diether Ocampo, Dominic Ochoa, Donita Rose and Jolina Magdangal; and on the last years of the show it served as a venue for actors and actresses signed with Star Magic to showcase their thespic abilities.
This series was streaming on Jeepney TV beginning September 20, 2020 every last quarter of the month, 5:00 pm
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# Bolection
A **bolection** is a decorative moulding which projects beyond the face of a panel or frame in raised panel walls, doors, and fireplaces. It is commonly used when the meeting surfaces are at different levels, especially to hold floating panels in place while allowing them to expand and contract with changes in temperature and humidity.
Also sometimes called **balection** or **bilection**, the term is of uncertain etymology and was first used in the early 18th century. Bolection was used to great effect by Christopher Wren.`{{where|date=November 2015}}`{=mediawiki}
Bolection mouldings are usually rabbeted on their underside to the depth of the lower element, but attached to the upper (when panels are allowed to float) or both (when merely decorative).
Bolection mouldings were also regularly used in the 16th and 17th century for picture frames. On frames of this type, the highest point of the moulding is close to the sight edge (the inner edge of the frame which meets the picture), from which the profile descends towards its lowest point at its outer edge. Such frames are sometimes described as bolection frames but more often as \"reverse profile\" frames
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# Rohan Candappa
**Rohan Candappa** is a British-born-Sri Lankan-Canadian writer.
## Biography
Candappa grew up in London as a second generation immigrant. His father was originally from Ceylon and his mother from Burma.
After 15 years in advertising, Rohan wrote *The Little Book of Stress*, which sold over 140,000 copies. He has since written a number of other books, including *The Curious Incident of the WMD in Iraq*, *Rules Britannia*, and \'Picklehead\' and has also written two short films for the BBC. He has sold over 1 million books.
He lives in Crouch End, North London with his wife and two children. He claims to cook excellent food.
Rohan has also performed at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, the Crouch End Festival (UK\'s biggest community arts festival), the fringe venue The Intimate Space and performed his writings with improvised jazz musicians at üF-Beat.
After being made redundant in 2015, Rohan turned the experience into his first spoken word show, How I Said \'F\*\*k You\' to the Company When They Tried to Make Me Redundant, which he performed at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in 2016.
In March 2020, during the pandemic, he set up the Lockdown Theatre Company online to support, nurture and pay actors left struggling when the theatres closed. He produced over 20 episodes featuring a wide range of actors
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# Phytoecdysteroid
**Phytoecdysteroids** are plant-derived ecdysteroids. Phytoecdysteroids are a class of chemicals that plants synthesize for defense against phytophagous (plant eating) insects. These compounds are mimics of hormones used by arthropods in the molting process known as ecdysis. It is presumed that these chemicals act as endocrine disruptors for insects, so that when insects eat the plants with these chemicals they may prematurely molt, lose weight, or suffer other metabolic damage and die.
Chemically, phytoecdysteroids are classed as triterpenoids, the group of compounds that includes triterpene saponins, phytosterols, and phytoecdysteroids. Plants, but not animals, synthesize phytoecdysteroids from mevalonic acid in the mevalonate pathway of the plant cell using acetyl-CoA as a precursor.
Some ecdysteroids, including ecdysone and 20-hydroxyecdysone (20E), are produced by both plants and arthopods. Besides those, over 250 ecdysteroid analogs have been identified so far in plants, and it has been theorized that there are over 1,000 possible structures which might occur in nature. Many more plants have the ability to \"turn on\" the production of phytoecdysteroids when under stress, animal attack or other conditions.
The term phytoecdysteroid can also apply to ecdysteroids found in fungi, even though fungi are not plants. The more precise term *mycoecdysteroid* has been applied to these chemicals.
Some plants and fungi that produce phytoecdysteroids include *Achyranthes bidentata,* *Tinospora cordifolia*, *Pfaffia paniculata*, *Leuzea carthamoides*, *Rhaponticum uniflorum*, *Serratula coronata*, *Cordyceps*, and *Asparagus*.
## Effect on arthopods {#effect_on_arthopods}
It is generally believed that phytoecdysteroid exert a negative effect on pests. Indeed, phytoecdysteroids sprayed onto plants have been shown to reduce the infestation of nematodes and insects.
However, in very limited scenarios, phytoecdysteroids may end up becoming beneficial for the insect. For example, ginsenosides are able to activate the ecdysteroid receptor in fruit flies, but this activation happens to compensate for age-related reduction in 20E levels.
## Effect on plants {#effect_on_plants}
Phytoecdysteroids have also been reported to influence the germination of other plants, making it an allelochemical. The plant producing phytoecdysteroids may also be affected by ecdysteroids, mainly by increasing the rate of photosynthesis.
## Effect on mammals {#effect_on_mammals}
They are not toxic to mammals and occur in the human diet. 20-hydroxyecdysone is a drug candidate, but this does not mean dietary amounts have any effect
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# Domestic violence in Russia
Domestic violence is a severe issue in Russia. According to Human Rights Watch, citing RIA Novosti, as many as 36,000 women and 26,000 children faced daily abuse at home in 2013. According to official MVD data, in 2015 around 1060 people died of domestic violence in Russia. Of them, 756 were men and 304 women. According to an independent study of 2,200 women in fifty cities and towns in Russia, 70% have experienced at least one form of gender-based violence in the home---physical, psychological, economic, or sexual.
Alcoholism is often a factor, as Russia is one of the hardest drinking nations of the world, taking 26th place by alcohol consumption per capita in 2018.
In January 2017, Russian lawmakers voted, 380--3, to decriminalize certain forms of domestic violence. Under the new law, first-time offenses that do not result in \"serious bodily harm\" carry a maximum fine of 30,000 rubles, up to 15 days\' administrative arrest, or up to 120 hours of community service.
According to recent research commissioned by the State Duma, domestic violence takes place in approximately one out of ten Russian families. Seventy percent of those surveyed report that they have experienced or are experiencing domestic violence: 80% are women, with children and elderly people coming behind. Moreover, in 77% of surveyed cases, physical, psychological and economic violence go together. More than 35% of victims did not go to the police for assistance, citing shame, fear and mistrust.
## Death statistics {#death_statistics}
On October 30, 2019, during the hearings in the Public Chamber of the Russian Federation, with reference to the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the following figures were published: in 2018, 253 women were killed in family conflicts, and in general, over the past decade, this figure was about 300 people annually.
The publication of Moskovsky Komsomolets in December 2019 supplemented the overall picture with the data of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for 2016 and 2017. It also provides figures for the first half of 2019: 233 men and 115 women.
### Data on annual deaths of 14,000 women {#data_on_annual_deaths_of_14000_women}
At the same time, it is widely said and written that 14,000 women die annually from domestic violence in Russia with a slight difference in wording: according to their different versions, women die at the hands of their husbands, at the hands of lovers, husbands and roommates, etc.
For example, Human Rights Watch report from 1997 cites Ekaterina Lakhova and reports 14,000 killed women. Lt. Gen Mikhail Artamoshkin in a 2008 interview again mentions same number, as does ECHR, which cites Russian non-governmental organization ANNA as do other sources.
#### Origin of the number {#origin_of_the_number}
Marina Pisklakova-Parker, director of the ANNA Center, explained that the 14,000 annual victims ("statistics on the killings of women which many refer to") is a figure published in 1995 in a report by the Russian Federation that was presented to the UN Committee on the Implementation of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women. Pisklakova-Parker believes that in 1993 this figure was true.
Alexander Kovalenin, an opponent of the domestic violence law, agrees with Pisklakova-Parker that 14,000 is the figure from 1993, but considers it to be initially incorrect:
> \"This is the 1993 figure, an estimate of the total number of deliberate killings of women (not only in the family), inserted by someone from the Ministry of Labor into a Russian report to the UN Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women.\"
This indicator, according to Kovalenin, was used again in 1999, in the fifth report, and was reproduced for 20--25 years without rechecking.
## Violent crime statistics {#violent_crime_statistics}
According to Rosstat, the number of victims of crimes involving violent actions against a family member in 2017 was (by sex) 25,700 women and 10,400 men.
Year Total of them women Spouses Of them women Sons or daughters of them women
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2012 34,026 24,231 12,954 11,640 7,345 3,697
2013 38,235 27,993 14,565 13,269 7,731 4,077
2014 42,829 31,358 16,671 15,246 8,871 4,722
2015 50,780 36,493 19,998 17,908 11,181 5,809
2016 65,543 49,765 29,788 27,256 12,314 6,419
2017 36,037 25,667 15,504 13,360 8,020 3,911
2018 33,235 23,518 14,722 12,516 7,142 3,584
: Number of victims of a family abuse
When considering the data on violent crimes against family members, it is noticeable that until the beginning of 2017 the number of victims was growing, but in 2017 it unexpectedly dropped to 36 thousand (a year earlier it was 65.5 thousand). The decrease took place after the State Duma partially decriminalized beatings in January 2017, after which physical abuse without serious consequences for health during family conflicts became an administrative offense (not criminal) in cases where it is not a relapse.
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# Domestic violence in Russia
## 2000s
In 2008 a representative of the Ministry of Internal Affairs Lt. Gen Mikhail Artamoshkin expressed his concerns over the country\'s crime rate, that had doubled in the five years between 2002 and 2006. He emphasized that also domestic violence had increased so that up to 40 percent of all serious violent crimes were committed within families.
About two-thirds of premeditated murders and grievous bodily harm was done in intimate relations or within families. The violence in one form or another was observed in almost every fourth family. The reasons for domestic crimes were different and included quarrels and scandals, hostile relations on the basis of families\' problems, housing and domestic conflicts, which were often of long-lasting character.
As the main causes over the whole population Artamoshkin referred to \"low morale\" and income problems, while in wealthy families crimes happened also due to jealousy and avarice. High unemployment frustrated people and led to the abuse of alcohol and violence towards women, children and adolescents.
Artamoshkin stated that the police officers of districts had started to work with families, in co-operation with child protection officials; and that, as a result of the preventive work, the annual cases of domestic violence had decreased by 25--30 percent. Another factor is the decline in alcohol consumption, with alcohol consumption down 40% since the early 2000s according to the World Health Organization.
In a 2003 press release, Amnesty International claimed that 36,000 women in the Russian Federation were beaten by their husbands or partners every day.
The situation was exacerbated by the lack of statistical data on violent crimes, which took into account the nature of relationship between the offender and the victim as well as gender breakdown, and by the attitude of law enforcement officers that did not regard such violence as a serious crime, but rather, as a \"private matter\" between the spouses and avoid to \"interfere with family scandals\".
A 2008 article published in *Journal of Interpersonal Violence* regarding domestic violence among Russian college students found that \"High prevalence rates were found for all types of violence, aggression, and \[sexual\] coercion. Consistent with previous research, male and female students were about equally likely to be victims and perpetrators of all violent and aggressive actions.\"
### Police statistics {#police_statistics}
Official statistics from the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs (MVD) for 2008:
- Every fourth family in the country has experienced violence of different forms
- Two-thirds of homicides are caused by family or household motives.
- Up to 40% of all serious violent crimes are committed within families.
According to the official data from Russian Police, 1,060 people were killed in their own families in year 2015. 304 of them were women, 756 -- men and 36 children.
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# Domestic violence in Russia
## 2010s {#s_1}
According to figures reported by the western media in 2013, women\'s deaths due to domestic violence had not been markedly diminished in a decade. BBC reported information from a Russian interior ministry that 600,000 women were physically or verbally abused at home. Yelena Mizulina, a member of the Federation Council, cited much lower figures for 2015, reporting that around 300 women per year died at the hands of husbands or other relatives and accusing feminists of inflating the figures.
### #IAmNotAfraidToSayIt
In July 2016, Ukrainian activist Anastasia Melnichenko published a post on Facebook in which she recounted her personal experience of sexual abuse and repudiated the idea that she was somehow to blame. She included the Ukrainian-language hashtag #яНеБоюсьСказати, which translates to #IAmNotAfraidToSayIt or #IAmNotAfraidToSpeak in English; #яНеБоюсьСказать in Russian. Her post was widely shared, and soon afterwards women in Russia and Ukraine began posting their own stories of sexual harassment and assault. Many said it was the first time they had spoken of the incidents. By August 2016, almost 200,000 people had expressed support or shared their stories on social media using her hashtag.
The responses were mixed. Some who commented were supportive, but many others, including journalists, psychologists, and Orthodox Christian representatives, claimed the stories were fabricated, exaggerated, misandrist, or \"undermining traditional values.\"
According to a 2016 report from Global Information Society Watch, \"gender-based violence in Russia is an everyday affair.\" As the Soviet Union lacked any sort of gender violence-preventing legislation, sexual assault has continued not to be taken seriously in the countries that emerged after its collapse, especially in Russia under Vladimir Putin. Even the most egregious rape cases, which at one time would have been universally condemned, often result in no punishment for the perpetrators.
### Decriminalization
In February 2017, with the support of the Russian Orthodox Church, Russia decriminalized domestic violence in cases where it does not cause \"substantial bodily harm\" (such as broken bones or a concussion) and does not happen more than once a year. Some forms of domestic violence and of other cases of battery against relatives became an administrative offense. As a result, domestic violence increased while reporting declined sharply, and police began to refuse to investigate domestic violence cases.
Marina Pisklakova-Parker, director of the Anna Centre, an organization that helps domestic violence victims, said decriminalization has proven \"very dangerous to the safety of thousands of Russian women.\" In December 2018, Russia\'s top human rights official, Tatyana Moskalkova, called decriminalization a \"mistake\" and said new legislation was needed to combat domestic violence.
NGOs filed a complaint with the United Nations in 2013 on behalf of Shema Timagova, a Chechen woman whose husband attempted to murder her with an axe. A Chechen court effectively cleared the husband, finding that the woman had \"provoked\" him into attacking her. In April 2019, in the UN\'s first ruling on domestic violence in Russia, the UN Committee for the Elimination of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW) ruled in Timagova\'s favor and ordered Russia to pay her \"adequate financial compensation.\" CEDAW further stated that Russia must amend its laws to criminalize gender-based violence and properly investigate allegations of violence against women. Russia was given six months to submit a written response detailing the steps taken with regard to the case.
## Alcohol
A 1997 report published in the *Journal of Family Violence*, found that among male perpetrators of spousal homicide, 60--75% of offenders had been drinking prior to the incident. A survey conducted by the *Scientific Research Institute of the Family*, 29% of people responding to the question \"Why are children beaten in families with which you are acquainted?\" reported that the violence was carried out by drunks and alcoholics.
In a 2004 study of domestic violence in the Central Black Earth Region of Russia, 77% of offenders of violent crime (towards family members) were frequent drinkers -- 12% engaged in regular binge drinking (three or four times a month), 30% three times a week or more, and 35% every day or almost every day
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# Svend Aage Castella
**Svend Aage Castella** (15 March 1890 in Copenhagen -- 28 November 1938 in Copenhagen) was a Danish amateur football (soccer) player, who played for 13 games and scored one goal for the Denmark national football team.
Castella played his entire career with Copenhagen club KB, with whom he won several Danish football championships. He made his Danish national team debut in October 1911, and was a part of the Danish team at the 1912 Summer Olympics. He was an unused reserve player for the duration of the games, and was not awarded with a medal, as Denmark won silver medals in the 1912 football tournament
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# Montenegrin music festivals
**Montenegrin music festivals** are a series of music festivals which showcase the top Montenegrin and all Ex-Yugoslavian musical acts, in different types of music. They usually involve live performances as well as awards given by festival jurors and those awarded by the fans. The majority of the festivals release a compilation of the songs entered.
## Pop Festivals {#pop_festivals}
- **MontenegroSong**
- The winner of this festival is representing Montenegro in the Eurovision Song Contest. It\'s organised by RTCG and the first edition was in 2007. While Montenegro was in the union with Serbia, the Montenegrin semifinal was called Montevizija.
- **Music Festival Budva**
- It takes place in the town of Budva and usually takes place in June. It was held each year from 1992 until today, except in 1999 and 2002.
- **Sunčane Skale**
- This festival is held in Herceg Novi. Many state that this is the biggest music festival in the region.
## Folk Festivals {#folk_festivals}
- **Cetinje Fest**
- A festival held annually in Cetinje. The first edition, **Tivatfest**, was held in the city of Tivat in August 2005, while the second was held in Bar and named **Barfest**. The festival focuses mainly on traditional folk music of the region, and the organizers aren\'t allowing turbo-folk songs to participate.
## Children\'s music festivals {#childrens_music_festivals}
- **Zlatna Pahulja** and **Zlatna Staza**
- These two festivals are held in Rožaje. **Zlatna Pahulja** focuses on the younger singers, while **Zlatna Staza** is for the older ones. They were first held in 1995.
- **Male Skale**
- **Male Skale** festival is held in Bijela, near Herceg Novi. Started in 2005.
## Festivals with no competitive character {#festivals_with_no_competitive_character}
- [**Live Fest**](https://web.archive.org/web/20080912125650/http://livefest.org/)
- Held annually on Jaz beach near Budva. It consists of performances of both internationally popular stars and famous Ex-Yu singers. The first edition was held in August 2008, and lasted for 3 days (with performances by: Lenny Kravitz, Armand Van Helden, Dino Merlin, Goran Bregović, Zdravko Čolić)
- **Refresh Festival**
- Held annually in Maximus superclub in Kotor. Consists of performances of international and local electronic music stars and DJs. First held in August 2007
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# Either Way (The Twang song)
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# Yamalı Tövbeler
***Yamalı Tövbeler*** is the third Maxi Single (EP/hybrid album) released in 2005 of the Turkish pop singer Mustafa Sandal.
## Track listing {#track_listing}
- *Yamalı Tövbeler*, 2005
1. \"Yamalı Tövbeler\" -- **-- 3:45**
2. \"Yamalı Tövbeler (Akustik) (Bonova)\" -- **-- 4:34**
3. \"İsyankar (Panjabi MC Version) (Featuring Gentleman)\" -- **-- 4:05**
4. \"Kopmam Lazım (Retro Version)\" -- **-- 4:13**
5. \"Araba 2005 (Summer Tone)\" -- **-- 3:55**
6. \"Yamalı Tövbeler (Sense & Trance)\" -- **-- 5:19**
7. \"İsyankar (Kingstone\'s Senorita Remix)\" -- **-- 3:17**
8
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# New London Planters
The **New London Planters** were a minor league baseball team based in New London, Connecticut, that entered the now defunct Connecticut League in 1913, which had recently renamed itself the Eastern Association with the arrival of teams outside of the state. After finishing one game under .500 in their first year, the Planters won the 1914 championship, compiling an 81--35 record.
Following the disbandment of the Eastern Association after the season, a new league called the Eastern League was formed, which started play in 1916. This outfit, a Class B organization, featured teams from Connecticut to Maine, which is not to be confused with a top-level league, the Eastern League, which had changed its name to the International League four years earlier. In the Eastern League\'s first season, New London and Portland proved to be the teams to beat. After a successful start, the Planters were overtaken by Portland in mid-July, but later were able to regain the lead and eventually win the pennant by four games, finishing with an 86--34 record. The 1916 Planters were recognized as one of the 100 greatest minor league teams of all time
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# Court of Chancery (Ireland)
The **Court of Chancery** was a court which exercised equitable jurisdiction in Ireland until its abolition as part of the reform of the court system in 1877. It was the court in which the Lord Chancellor of Ireland presided. Its final sitting place was at the Four Courts in Dublin, which still stands.
## History
The Chancery in Ireland was set up in 1232, following the model of the Court of Chancery of England. The court was abolished under the Supreme Court of Judicature Act (Ireland) 1877 and its jurisdiction transferred to the Chancery Division of the newly established High Court of Justice in Ireland, while the Lord Chancellor presided over the Court of Appeal in Ireland. In 1920, the High Court was split into separate courts for Northern Ireland and Southern Ireland under the Government of Ireland Act 1920. While the Northern Ireland court still maintains a separate Chancery Division, the Irish Free State abolished the divisions of the High Court under the Courts of Justice Act 1924. The High Court of Ireland still maintains a \"chancery list\", although any judge of the Court may now exercise its jurisdiction in equity.
## Lord Chancellor of Ireland {#lord_chancellor_of_ireland}
In the early centuries of the office, the Lord Chancellor was a senior cleric, usually though not invariably an Englishman by birth. In the 15th and 16th centuries, a nobleman sometimes held the office, acting through a deputy. From the Reformation on, he was usually a trained lawyer, though the practice of appointing a senior cleric only ended with Michael Boyle, Archbishop of Armagh, who retired in 1686.
In addition to his judicial functions, the Lord Chancellor had a key political role. Until the Acts of Union 1800, he was Speaker of the Irish House of Lords even though he often did not hold a peerage. After the Union, he was still required to advise both British and Irish Governments on a range of political and legal matters. He was often called on to steer legislation through the House of Lords: Lord O\'Hagan was created a peer so that he might assist in passing the Supreme Court of Judicature Act.
## Other office-holders {#other_office_holders}
The office of Master of the Rolls in Ireland existed from the 14th century. Originally his functions were clerical, but in time he became in effect an assistant Lord Chancellor. In the 17th and 18th centuries, the office was notoriously a sinecure for absentee English politicians, but from 1800 on a determined effort was made to appoint judges of real ability.
In 1867 a new office of Vice-Chancellor was created to assist the Master of the Rolls at first instance. It was abolished in 1904; throughout its existence, the office was only held by one man, Hedges Eyre Chatterton.
The Court of Appeal in Chancery in Ireland was created in 1857. The Lord Chancellor sat as a judge of appeal, with a single Lord Justice of Appeal in Chancery in Ireland to assist him. The drawback to this arrangement was that the two might disagree as Lord O\'Hagan and Jonathan Christian frequently did. In contrast, when the Court of Appeal in Ireland was set up in 1878, it sat as a bench of three.
## Business of the Court {#business_of_the_court}
Originally the Lord Chancellor was \"keeper of the king\'s conscience\", charged with giving relief in any case where the courts of common law could not supply a remedy. In time, as in England, equity developed into a fully-fledged legal system in its own right, parallel to the common law.
O\'Flanagan, writing in 1870, noted that he had examined the Calendar of the Irish Court of Chancery in the reigns of Henry VIII and Elizabeth I, and found the ordinary business of the Court then to be quite similar to that of his own time: injunctions to stay proceedings in a common law court, proceedings to compel a trustee to make over an estate to the plaintiff, discovery of deeds, and actions to set aside deeds obtained by fraud.
Apart from the ordinary business of the Court, certain functions were reserved to the Lord Chancellor: care of minors and wards of court, discipline of solicitors and coroners, and removal of justices of the peace. In 1924 the special functions of the Lord Chancellor were vested in the Chief Justice of Ireland; in 1936 responsibility for minors and wards of court was transferred to the President of the High Court and in 1960 discipline of solicitors was transferred to the President of the High Court
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# Pollo (footballer)
**Adrián José Hernández Acosta** (born 2 May 1983), known as **Pollo**, is a Spanish former professional footballer who played as a midfielder.
## Club career {#club_career}
Born in Mogán, Las Palmas, Pollo played youth football with UD Las Palmas. His professional debut was made at neighbours UD Vecindario, with whom he spent two years in the Segunda División B.
In 2005, Pollo signed for Atlético Madrid, spending two seasons with the reserves also in the third tier. On 6 January 2007 he played his first and only game in La Liga, coming on as a substitute for Luciano Galletti in the last minute of the home fixture against Gimnàstic de Tarragona (0--0).
Pollo returned to his native Canary Islands in summer 2007, joining Universidad de Las Palmas CF in division three. After two solid campaigns, he returned to former youth club Las Palmas, now in the Segunda División. He scored his only goal as a professional on 12 May 2011, closing the 2--0 home win over FC Cartagena
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# Ludvig Drescher
**Ludvig Drescher** (21 July 1881 in Sønderborg -- 14 July 1917 in Copenhagen) was a Danish amateur footballer in the goalkeeper position. He played four games for the Denmark national football team, and won a silver medal at the 1908 Summer Olympics. He played his entire senior career with Kjøbenhavns Boldklub, with whom he won the 1913 Danish football championship.
Drescher took part in the first official Danish national team game, played at the 1908 Summer Olympics. He was the starting goalkeeper in all three Danish games at the 1908 Olympic football tournament, as Denmark won silver medals. He played his fourth and last Danish national team game in May 1910. Drescher was once again selected for the Danish squad at the 1912 Summer Olympics. He was an unused reserve player throughout the games, and did not receive a medal, as Denmark won silver again in the 1912 Olympic football tournament
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# Graphic Thought Facility
**Graphic Thought Facility** (also known as **GTF**) is a London-based graphic design agency.
## History
The studio was founded in 1990 by Royal College of Art graduates Paul Neale, Nigel Robinson and Andy Stevens. Nigel left the practice in 1993 to pursue a solo career and was later replaced by Huw Morgan.
Since its inception, the company has produced work for a range of clients such as the stores Habitat, the Science Museum, the Tate, the One the Little Indian Records and the influential art magazine *Frieze*.
Graphic Thought Facility has been shown in numerous exhibition including *GTF: 50 Projects* (DDD, Osaka, 2006), *The/Le Garage* (with Paul Elliman, 15 éme Festival International de l'affiche et des arts graphiques, Chaumont, 2004) and *Communicate: Independent British Graphic Design since the Sixties* (Barbican Art Gallery, London 2004)
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# Christian Morville
**Christian Viggo Morville** (3 December 1891 in Frederiksberg, Copenhagen -- 21 December 1942 in Gentofte) was a Danish amateur football (soccer) player, who played one game for the Denmark national football team.
He played his entire career for Copenhagen club KB. He was a part of the Danish team at the 1912 Summer Olympics, but did not play any games. As an unused reserve player, he did not receive a medal, when Denmark won silver medals in the 1912 Olympic football tournament. Following the tournament, he played his only Danish national team game in October 1912.
The player had played in Russia in clubs \"Sport\" (St. Petersburg) 1913, 1914 and club \"Neva\" (St. Petersburg) 1915, 1916 years
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# Lei Zhenchun
**Lei Zhenchun** (`{{zh|c=雷震春|p=Léi Zhènchūn}}`{=mediawiki}; 1864 -- 1919; also **Lei Chen-ch\'un**) was a military leader in the Republic of China. During the second revolution in 1913, General Lei raised a new 7th Division, which was sent to Yangzi and then to Shandong. In mid-1917, he set up a provisional government In Tianjin
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# MATRI Perlis
**Ma'had atTarbiyah al-Islamiyah**, commonly known as **MATRI** is the only private religious school in Perlis. Founded in 1987 by the late Dato\' Kaya Bakti Ustaz Dahlan Mohd. Zain, MATRI celebrated its two decades of existence in May 2008 with the visit of over 10,000 visitors from all over Malaysia.
MATRI is located in Tunjung Village, Beseri, Perlis in Malaysia. Situated nearby a rubber plantation, MATRI is surrounded by greenery, with mountains as a background. This 16.2-hectare-school is accessible by road 14 kilometres from Kangar, the capital of Perlis. In 2008 there were 817 students in 34 classes.
## History
The school was founded on 2 August 1987 with eight boys and nine girls, at the earlier stage of Marhalah Khassah (Pre-University). Currently, administered by Al-Fadhil Ustaz Omar Haji Salleh with his committees, the classes are run from 7.30a.m. till 4.00p.m. Entry to MATRI is based on availability and permission from the school's Administration Body.
## The houses {#the_houses}
There are five houses in MATRI, each with their Housemaster and house colour and mascot. Scores for each house are gained through competitions. At the end of the year, the best house will be announced and rewarded by the headmaster
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# Saluc
**Saluc S.A.** is a Belgian speciality manufacturing company. Founded in 1923, they are best known for their **Aramith** brand billiard balls. The company also manufactures other sorts of balls and bearings with high engineering tolerances for a wide variety of industrial and consumer-product applications, such as Logitech trackballs. Saluc also manufactures Aramith nine-pin bowling balls for the European market.
## History
On 5 March 2007, Armand Capital Group, parent company of Saluc, purchased the C. L. Bailey Co. of Marionville, Missouri, US. They also established new warehouse and office space for their precision ball division, entering the United States industrial ball industry.
### Aramith balls {#aramith_balls}
Aramith billiard balls are made in Belgium, in a process using phenolic resin.
The Aramith snooker balls are used on the professional World Snooker Tour and the Matchroom Sport pool events
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# Thompson Falls High School
**Thompson Falls High School** is a high school in Thompson Falls, Montana, United States. As of the 2014--2015 school year, it had an enrollment of 175 students in grades 9--12.
The school has an unusually large percentage of students who have come from other states, where they have had difficulties and have been sent to Sanders County to live in group homes. More than 90% of these students go on to graduate from high school. In 2015 the school received a College and Career Transition Award from ACT and the state of Montana
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# Klein-Pöchlarn
**Klein-Pöchlarn** is a town in the district of Melk in the Austrian state of Lower Austria.
## Geography
The town is located on the left of the Danube. For reaching the other side of the river, there is a modern bridge between Pöchlarn and Klein-Pöchlarn
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# Until... (Sting song)
\"**Until\...**\" is a waltz/ballad song written and performed by Sting, from the 2001 Academy Award-nominated and Golden Globe-winning film *Kate & Leopold*. The song won the Golden Globe Award for Best Original Song and was nominated for the Academy Award in the same category. It has been covered in various genres
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# Edward S. Renwick
: For the Louisiana political commentator, see *Ed Renwick*.
**Edward Sabine Renwick** (1823--1912) was an American mechanical engineer, inventor and patent expert.
## Early life {#early_life}
Renwick lost most of his eyesight while working as a patent examiner. He worked for a time in Wilkes-Barre as an ironmaster, but failed.
## Family connections {#family_connections}
His father, James Renwick, Sr., was a Professor of chemistry and physics at Columbia University. His mother, Margaret, was a member of the Brevoort family of New York. One brother, James Renwick Jr., was a leading US architect, designer of St. Patrick\'s Cathedral, Grace Church, Vassar College, the Smithsonian Institution and the Croton Aqueduct. The other, Henry, was a former steamboat inspector and co-author with his father. His grandmother Jean Jeffrey/Jeannie Jaffray of Lochmaben was the *Blue-Eyed Lassie* mentioned in Robert Burns\' poem *I gaed a waefu\' gate yestreen*. Charles Wilkes was an uncle of his.
Edward Renwick married Elizabeth Anne Brevoort in 1862.
## Inventions
Renwick formulated at least 25 inventions over his lifetime, including a combination chicken brooder and incubator, and a self-binding reaping machine. He sued Cyrus McCormick over royalties, but was awarded none.
His patent dates stretch from 1850 (age 27) to 1904 (age 81).
## Great Eastern {#great_eastern}
One of his greatest achievements was the designing and supervising, with his brother Henry, of a repairing of a break in the bilge of the Great Eastern steamship with a floating caisson, clamped to the hull. It was 104 ft long by 15 ft wide and 8 ft deep.
## Later life {#later_life}
He later settled in Millburn, New Jersey in 1867. He built a large Victorian mansion at 140 Old Short Hills Road which stood until 2001. He died there in 1912 at the age of 89
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# Jacob Heinrich Elbfas
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**Jacob Heinrich Elbfas** (c. 1600`{{snd}}`{=mediawiki}1664) was a Baltic German portrait painter.
Elbfas was born in Livonia and educated in Strasbourg, in a tradition dating back to Renaissance portraits. He established himself in Sweden from 1622 and from 1628 in Stockholm where he became a guild master. During the period 1634 to 1640 he worked as a court painter for Queen Maria Eleonora. He was frequently employed by the Swedish nobility. His influence on Swedish art was considerable until a new generation of artists were invited by Queen Christina during the 1640s. He died in Stockholm
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# Love It When I Feel Like This
***Love It When I Feel Like This*** is the debut album by Birmingham based indie band The Twang, which was released in the United Kingdom on 4 June 2007 through B-Unique Records. The album was produced by the band\'s long term collaborator Gavin Monaghan at The Magic Garden Studio, Wolverhampton, and was assisted by Gazz Rogers. It contains the band\'s first two singles, \"Wide Awake\" and \"Either Way\", plus nine brand new tracks.
In a January 2008 interview on Planet Sound, Phil Etheridge said that the record label was expecting the album to sell more, due to the hype the band received before album release. However, Etheridge in the same interview, expressed his pride in \"having a gold disc on my wall\". The album has since reached platinum certification.
Nearly two years after its initial release, the album was released in the U.S. on 14 April 2009 via Arena Rock Records
## Track listing {#track_listing}
All tracks written by Phil Etheridge & Jon Watkin except track 5 written by Phil Etheridge, Jon Watkin, Hurby Azor & Ray Davies:
1. \"Ice Cream Sundae\" -- 3:46
2. \"Wide Awake\" -- 4:48
3. \"The Neighbour\" -- 3:14
4. \"Either Way\" -- 4:02
5. \"Push the Ghosts\" -- 4:11
6. \"Reap What You Sow\" -- 4:19
7. \"Loosely Dancing\" -- 3:12
8. \"Two Lovers\" -- 3:28
9. \"Don\'t Wait Up\" -- 3:16
10. \"Got Me Sussed\" -- 3:54
11. \"Cloudy Room\" -- 5:05
## Singles
+-----------------------------------------------+
| Information |
+===============================================+
| \"**Wide Awake**\" |
| |
| - Released: 19 March 2007 |
| - Chart positions: #15 (UK Singles Chart) |
+-----------------------------------------------+
| \"**Either Way**\" |
| |
| - Released: 28 May 2007 |
| - Chart positions: #8 (UK Singles Chart) |
+-----------------------------------------------+
| \"**Two Lovers**\" |
| |
| - Released: 27 August 2007 |
| - Chart positions: #34 (UK Singles Chart) |
+-----------------------------------------------+
| \"**Push the Ghosts\" / \"Drinking In L
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# Sneakers (band)
**Sneakers** was a Danish rock band active from 1979 to 1985, and briefly reunited in 1998. Among its members were notably lead vocalist Sanne Salomonsen and on keyboards Morten Kærså. The group had big hits with \"Sui-Sui\" and particularly \"Woodoo\". Sneakers really made Sanne Salomonsen a pop icon in Denmark, and she continued with her solo career after Sneakers.
## History
Sneakers was formed in May 1979 in Copenhagen by keyboardist Morten Kærså and guitarist Poul Halberg as the main players. Sanne Salomonsen joined the year after, and the band released its first album, *Sneakers* in 1980. It became a success, which was followed the year after by the even more popular *Sui-Sui* with tracks, such as \"Bellevue\" and the title track of the album. With Sanne Salomonsen as lead vocalist, the band performed in Denmark with great success.
There were two more studio albums, and the group was then dissolved in February 1985. In the subsequent years, compilation albums were released including some rarities. Sneakers was reunited for a short while in 1998 to promote the compilation album *Sneakers Greatest* released in 1997, and performed at Grøn Koncert, as well as Midtfyns Festival the same year.
After Sneakers, members have continued to make their mark on the Danish scene in the bands Moonjam, Halberg Larsen, Danseorkestret and others, while Sanne Salomonsen mostly found success as a solo artist.
## Members
- Morten Kærså: keyboard & vocals (1979--1985)
- Sanne Salomonsen: vocals (1979--1985)
- Klaus Menzer: drums (1979--1985)
- Jacob Andersen: percussion (1979--1985)
- Poul Halberg: guitar (1979--1980)
- Moussa Diallo: bass (1979--1980)
- Mikkel Nordsø: guitar (1980--1985)
- Christian Dietl: bass (1980--1985)
## Discography
### Studio albums {#studio_albums}
- 1980: *Sneakers*
- 1981: *Sui-Sui*
- 1982: *Rou\'let*
- 1984: *Katbeat*
### Compilation albums {#compilation_albums}
- 1988: *Sneakers / Sui-Sui*
- 1994: *Totale*
- 1997: *Sneakers Greatest* (2 CDs)
- 2005: *Woodoo*
- 2005: *Tag med mig*
- 2005: *De kender ikke Jimmi*
- 2008: *Sneakers & Sanne Salomonsen* (3 CDs)
- 2008: *Dejlige danske \..
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# Federal University of Pelotas
The **Federal University of Pelotas** (*\'\'\'Universidade Federal de Pelotas\'\'\'*, **UFPEL**) is a Brazilian public higher education institution, maintained by the Federal Government with administrative headquarters in the city of Pelotas, in the state of Rio Grande do Sul. It also has a campus in the city of Capão do Leão.
It currently offers 94 undergraduate courses, 45 masters courses and 23 doctorate courses distributed in 22 academic units (6 Academic Centers, 4 Basic Institutes, 11 Colleges and 1 Higher School of Physical Education). Currently, it has master\'s and / or doctorate courses. in all areas of knowledge: Exact and Earth Sciences, Biological Sciences, Engineering, Agrarian Sciences, Health Sciences, Social Sciences, Human Sciences, Law, Letters and Arts, also counting on courses with Multidisciplinary performance.
In 2017, UFPel was included in the QS World University Rankings. In 2020, it ranks 79rd among universities in Latin America and among the 170 best universities in the BRICS economic block
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# Form (exercise)
: *See Kata for \"form\" in the context of martial arts.*
**Form** is a specific way of performing a movement, often a strength training exercise, to avoid injury and maximize benefit.
## Purposes
Exercises or drills in sport have recognized ways of performing movements for two purposes:
### Avoiding injury {#avoiding_injury}
By using good and proper form, the risk of injury is lowered. A lack of proper form commonly results in injury or a lack of effect from the exercise being performed
### Maximizing benefit {#maximizing_benefit}
Good form ensures that the movement only uses the main muscles, and avoids recruiting secondary muscles. As a muscle fatigues, the body attempts to compensate by recruiting other muscle groups and transferring force generation to non-fatigued units. This reduces the benefits in strength or size gain experienced by the muscles as they are not worked to failure
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# Problematic integration theory
**Problematic Integration Theory** is a theory of communication that addresses the processes and dynamics of how people receive, evaluate, and respond to information and experiences. The premises of PI are based on the view that message processing, specifically the development of probabilistic and evaluative orientations (our perceptions of something\'s likelihood of occurring and its value, respectively), is a social and cultural construction. In situations where there is agreement between probabilistic orientation (a person\'s constructed belief about an object\'s likelihood, i.e., how likely something is to occur) and evaluative orientation (a person\'s constructed belief about an object\'s value), integration is in harmony, i.e., not problematic. However, when there is disagreement between these orientations about an object (i.e., an event, thing, person, idea, outcome, etc.), then integration becomes problematic. This disharmony leads to conflict and discomfort, which can manifest itself as cognitive, communicative, affective, and/or motivational.
## History
Austin Babrow first introduced the theory of Problematic Integration (PI) in 1992. Babrow brought together a diverse and interdisciplinary literature (from the field of communication and related disciplines, like psychology, sociology, and philosophy) to serve as building blocks for his new theory. Among the theoretical underpinnings that support PI are: uncertainty reduction theory; the theory of belief in a just world; analysis of decision-making; the theory of and motivation and self-esteem; and cognitive dissonance. However, despite integrating elements from these theories, PI has striking differences (e.g., unlike URT, PI does not assume that uncertainty is an undesirable situation, nor does it suggest that resolution of uncertainty is always necessary or desirable).
## Concepts
Problematic Integration is a type of message-processing communication theory that relates to theories of decision making and persuasion. Problematic Integration Theory (PI) proposes that: (1) people orient themselves to the world by forming both probabilistic and evaluative orientations; (2) that probability and evaluation are not independent from one another; (3) that probability and evaluation are socially based and socially constructed, and that probability and evaluation are integral to our daily experience; and, (4) that integration of these orientations can be problematic. Probabilistic orientation is an assessment of the likelihood of an event or outcome. Evaluative orientation is an assessment of the favorability of an outcome. Often, assessments of probability and value are cooperative and easily integrated. However, as the theory\'s title implies, there are occasions when integration becomes problematic. PI proposes that integration becomes more difficult as:
1. clarity of object probability decreases
2. object value conflicts increase
3. or, there is an increase in the divergence between object expectation and desire
Essentially, problematic integration is what we experience when our probabilistic and evaluative orientations conflict with one another, causing instability and disharmony. Conflict arising from problematic integration may or may not be significant. The more important a value and the more central an issue (or object, to use PI terminology) is to one\'s beliefs or cultural values, the more likely that problematic integration will cause greater discomfort.
### Assumptions of problematic integration theory {#assumptions_of_problematic_integration_theory}
Babrow identified four distinct manifestations, or forms, of problematic integration:
1. Divergence - occurs when there is a difference between reality and our desired outcome, and refers to a situation in which the outcome is uncertain or unknown
2. Ambiguity - occurs when it is unclear or highly uncertain what the probability or value of an object is uncertain. Babrow stated that in such situations, the outcome is unknown, and the probability of the outcome is restricted.
3. Ambivalence - occurs when an individual has to choose between two similarly valued or mutually exclusive alternatives.
4. Impossibility - has a firm outcome. A response of denial can occur, and this can lead to conflict.
The first of these integrative predicaments, divergence, arises when there is a discrepancy between what we believe to be true or to be likely to occur and what we want to be true (the desired outcome). Ambiguity arises when the probability or value of an object (i.e., situation, outcome, thing, etc.) is unclear or highly uncertain. Babrow explained, that "in ambiguous situations, neither the outcome, nor the probability of the outcome is known, though the latter has restrictions" (Babrow, 1992, p. 112). Uncertainty occurs when an unknown factor obscures or complicates the development of one\'s orientation (probability and evaluation) toward an outcome. Ambiguity has also been described as uncertainty about what is unknown. Ambivalence is borne from one of two conditions: (1) an individual is forced to choose between two similarly valued alternatives; or (2) an individual is forced to choose between mutually exclusive alternatives. The last form of PI, impossibility, occurs upon the realization or belief that an outcome is will not happen. Impossibility is recognized as different from a form of divergence, because only impossibility denotes a sense of certainty. Responses to impossibility can range from a sense of futility, to one of increased motivation to deny the impossibility. All of these situations give rise to conflict.
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# Problematic integration theory
## Concepts
### The role of communication in problematic integration theory {#the_role_of_communication_in_problematic_integration_theory}
Communication is both a source of, a medium, and a method for resolving conflict. Communication is a source of problematic integration in that knowledge and evaluative orientations are the result of communication, probabilistic and evaluative orientations are based on and developed through message and meaning-making (forms of communication), and communication is itself \"an object of thought\" and is therefore an object \"of probabilistic and evaluative orientations.\" It is also possible that a person experiencing problematic integration will seek new information or new sources of information to bolster or reinforce a desired probabilistic or evaluative orientation. This could also be seen engaging in as a form of cognitive dissonance. Communication is seen as a medium of problematic integration because communication inherently involves or is based on probabilistic and evaluative orientations, or communication is about probability and value. Communication is influenced by and formed from culture; thus, communication is a medium of PI, as and the formation of probabilistic and evaluative orientations derives from cultural frameworks. Lastly, communication is a resource for PI as we try to resolve and manage conflict caused by problematic integration through communication (internal, interpersonal, etc.).
Because communication may be a source, medium, and/or method for resolving problematic integration, it is possible for conflict to manifest as \"extended chains\" of problematic integration. Such extended chains occur through forms, foci, and layers of experience. By extended chains, it is meant that experiences of problematic integration and efforts to resolve problematic integration may lead to development of a new form of PI. As conflict between probability and value develops around a focal point (or topic), it can lead to conflict regarding a new topic (e.g., stress and anxiety about earning an end-of-year bonus at work can lead to new worries about personal finances, sense of self-worth, and/or one\'s status and career prospects at work). Problematic integration becomes shared (or chained) through layers of experience when people discuss and relate their struggles with others. In this process of communicating our conflicts, others may share in our problematic integration through empathy and sympathy. Babrow proposed that communication becomes more important to resolve problematic integration as the conflict or integration becomes more difficult.
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# Problematic integration theory
## Concepts
### Critique and analysis {#critique_and_analysis}
As mentioned above, Problematic Integration Theory is a type of communication theory that examines how we make meaning of information and experiences, and how we handle uncertainty. PI differs from Uncertainty Reduction Theory and other axiomatic and predictive communication theories in a number of ways. PI proposes that there are numerous and varied meanings of the term uncertainty. Unlike URT, PI predicts that experiencing uncertainty does not automatically lead to a desire to reduce the uncertainty. Further, PI proposes that: (1) uncertainty is not always \"bad; (2) uncertainty has a single or narrow meaning; (3) reduction of uncertainty is not always possible; (4) any resolution of uncertainty is not necessarily final; and, (5) integrative dilemmas do not necessarily have an identifiable or singular cause.
Problematic Integration Theory (PI) falls under the socio-psychological and socio-cultural communication traditions. PI began with a focus on intra- and inter-personal contexts, but has been applicable in many contexts, including interpersonal, small group, and organizational; thus, it has a broad scope of application. PI is considered an interpretive/hermeneutic approach of theory rather than positivistic/empirical (i.e., predictive) or critical.
### Problematic Integration Theory and Pregnancy {#problematic_integration_theory_and_pregnancy}
Ashley Archiopoli applies Problematic Integration Theory in her research to examine how pregnant women have been able to cope and build resilience during the COVID-19 pandemic. Through a qualitative analysis of interviews with pregnant women, Archiopoli found that these women used strategies including reframing, using support systems, and engaging in self-care to manage the impact of the pandemic on their pregnancy.
Kami A. Kosenko uses Problematic Integration Theory to explore the various ways that individuals experience infertility and the impact this has on their sense of identity and belonging. She examines the various forms of integration that can be experienced in the context of infertility -- including positive, negative and ambivalent -- and the various factors which shape the integration process, such as the couple relationship, social environment, the medical system, and the individual\'s own beliefs and values. She argues that infertility can be a source of disruption to an individual\'s sense of identity, and that focusing on the integration process and the various factors which influence it can help individuals better manage their experience of infertility.
Beth Sundstrom uses Problematic Integration Theory to analyze how pregnancy ambivalence and contraceptive effectiveness can be integrated in contraceptive decision-making. Understanding how these PI factors interact with each other can help provide more effective contraceptive counseling and improve contraceptive outcomes. (Sundstrom et al., 2017)
### Problematic Integration Theory and Chronic Illness {#problematic_integration_theory_and_chronic_illness}
PI has been used within the realm of Health Communication studies in order to assess methods of educating, and communicating with, patients facing a variety chronic or life-threatening conditions. In 2003, Babrow received the prestigious Woolbert Award for scholarship of exceptional originality and influence from the National Communication Association [1](http://www.natcom.org/nca/Template2.asp?sid=9) for his work with PI.
Maria G. Checton\'s findings indicate that a patient and their partner mutually influence each other in the management of chronic illness, and that communication and emotional support are vital components of successful management. Furthermore, participants identified the need for medical professionals to acknowledge the partner\'s role and provide support to both the patient and their partner. This highlights the importance of integrating the patient and their partner in the management of chronic illness, which is what problematic integration theory aims to do.
Jennifer E. Ohs uses Problematic integration theory to understand how family members come to a shared understanding of an end-of-life decision, how they experience challenges in the process, and how they respond to those challenges. Communication, negotiation, and understanding between family members may require outside help such as professional counseling or spiritual guidance to facilitate the process. Successful integration of perspectives is essential for families to reach a decision about end-of-life care.
Elisia L. Cohen applies PI to her research to understand the complexities of the experience of African American women to are treated for cancer. In her research, Cohen found that African American women often confront a double stigma when dealing with cancer and must negotiate their identity in order to claim cancer as their own. This process of naming and claiming cancer has been found to be an important part of the healing process for African American women, as it allows them to take ownership of their experience and create a sense of agency. Through this study, Cohen provides an important insight into the complexities of cancer and the role of identity in the healing process.
### Related work: Cognitive Dissonance Theory & Uncertainty Management Theory {#related_work_cognitive_dissonance_theory_uncertainty_management_theory}
PI theory is an extension of Cognitive Dissonance Theory. *Cognitive Dissonance Theory* is a psychological concept that explains how individuals attempt to reduce the discomfort they experience when they are presented with conflicting beliefs, ideas, or values. It suggests that people will attempt to make things consistent in order to reduce the dissonance they feel. We can differentiate between the two theories by thinking about Cognitive Dissonance Theory as a theory that focuses specifically on the psychological discomfort of conflicting beliefs, ideas, or values. Problematic Integration Theory examines how individuals perceive, evaluate, and respond to uncertain situations, without necessarily implying that a resolution to the situation is necessary or desirable.
Babrow\'s theory shares some common ideas with Uncertainty Management Theory (UMT), which was developed by Dale Brashers (2007, A theory of communication and uncertainty management. In B. Whaley & W. Samter (Eds.), Explaining communication theory (pp. 201--218). Mahwah, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum). For a comparison of the perspectives, see Bradac (2001).
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# Problematic integration theory
## Current usage {#current_usage}
The complexity of PI and the multiplicity of its manifestations makes it difficult to operationalize, measure, and apply. However, this breadth of scope also indicates that it may have extremely wide-ranging applications and opportunities for research. Because the concepts within PI are based on cultural definitions, PI is seen as being overly responsive to external conceptual influences; thus, making it potentially falsifiable.
PI has been used extensively in analysis of the health care system, particularly in regard to communication between health care providers and patients. The health-care system inherently involves communication between health-care providers (e.g., doctors, nurses, various therapists, dietitians, social workers, counselors, etc.), patients, and members of the patient\'s social and support network (e.g., family members, friends, members of support groups, etc.). Because understanding and communicating diagnoses, prognoses, treatment plans, expectations, and more can be complicated and because this communication relies on the communication skills of the various people involved, health-care situations offer ample opportunity to examine problematic integration. Research in this area has revealed that information is used to decrease and increase uncertainty, depending on the situation. In some cases, patients may seek information to reduce stressful uncertainty. However, in other cases, the care team and the patient may need to increase uncertainty in order to increase optimism and allow for re-evaluation of a given situation. PI has been used to study communication involving various medical issues, including breast cancer, the treatment of diabetes in the elderly, end-of-life issues, and pregnancy.
Problematic Integration has also been used to evaluate organizational communication. Organizations, comprising networks and hierarchies of individuals, by their very nature, create complex webs of various dynamic social and cultural relationships. Moreover, most organizations do not exist for themselves, but for an external audience, client, or consumer; thereby, increasing the nature, types, and numbers of relationships. Communication within these relationships will very likely give rise to instances of uncertainty. In the context of such complex systems of communication, PI takes on a much different appearance than intrapersonal situations. An organization\'s structure, system design, and strategy can create, maintain, or help reduce problematic integration.
One area of this study has been problematic integration arising from internal bureaucracy or organizational rules or objectives and how this conflict involves matters of formal rationality (a quantitative calculation of an action or choice) or substantive rationality (a value judgment of consequences of an action or choice).
In examining marketing strategies for tourism, PI has been used to suggest methods for decreasing uncertainty for potential customers and thereby increasing transactions from the on-line shoppers for the related retail businesses (\"converting lookers to bookers\").
As mentioned above, PI lends itself to application to a broad scope of issues. A few other examples of areas of interest to which PI has been applied include:
- Risk study and evaluation
- Family and relationships
- Narrative communication
- Mass media and media Studies (e.g
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# John Allen (hurler)
**John Allen** (born 1955) is an Irish former hurler and Gaelic footballer who played as a forward in both codes for the Cork senior teams.
A dual player at the highest level, Allen spent three season with the Cork senior hurling team. During that time he won one All-Ireland winners\' medal and one Munster winners\' medal. Allen also spent five seasons with the Cork senior football team, during which time he won one Munster winners\' medal and one National Football League winners\' medal.
At club level Allen is a dual All-Ireland medalist with St Finbarr\'s, while he also collected several provincial and club championship winners\' medals in both codes.
In retirement from playing Allen turned his hand to coaching and team management. A successful few years as masseuse and selector with the Cork senior hurling team led to the beginning of a two-year tenure as team manager. From 2011 until 2013, Allen was the manager of the Limerick senior hurling team.
## Playing career {#playing_career}
### Club
Allen experienced a hugely successful club career with the St Finbarr\'s club.
He was just out of the under-21 grade when Allen won his first county football championship medal. A 1--10 to 1--7 defeat of St Michael\'s in 1976 secured \"the Barr\'s\" first championship since 1959.
In 1977 Allen won his first county hurling championship medal following a 1--17 to 1--5 trouncing of reigning All-Ireland champions Glen Rovers. He later added a Munster medal to his collection following a victory over Sixmilebridge in a replay of the final. Rathnure from Wexford provided the opposition in the subsequent All-Ireland decider, however, a 2--7 to 0--9 score line gave \"the Barr\'s\" the title. It was Allen\'s first All-Ireland medal.
Two years later Allen secured a second county football championship medal. He later won his first Munster medal following a 0--10 to 0--4 defeat of Kilrush Shamrocks. A 3--9 to 0--8 defeat of St. Grellan\'s gave Allen an All-Ireland medal.
In 1980 he won his second county hurling and third county football championship medals following defeats of Glen Rovers and UCC. It was the first of three successive hurling championships for the club. After missing the Munster hurling decider, Allen was back on the team for the 1981 All-Ireland final against Ballyhale Shamrocks. A 1--15 to 1--11 defeat followed for St. Finbarr\'s. In spite of missing the provincial hurling showpiece, Allen secured another Munster club football medal. A 1--8 to 0--6 defeat of Walterstown gave Allen a second successive All-Ireland football medal.
After surrendering their titles in 1981, St. Finbarr\'s returned the following year with Allen winning a fourth county football championship medal. This was later converted into a third Munster football medal.
Allen won a fifth and final county hurling championship medal in 1984.
The following year he won his fifth county football championship following a 1--10 to 0--9 defeat of Clonakilty.
A fourth Munster medal was secured by Allen in 1986 as the club represented the county in the provincial series. A three-point defeat of Clann na nGael gave Allen his third All-Ireland medal. This win effectively brought the curtain down on his club career.
### Inter-county {#inter_county}
Allen first came to prominence on the inter-county scene as a member of the Cork minor football team in 1973. He won a Munster medal that year following a 1--13 to 3--5 defeat of Kerry.
By 1976 Allen had joined the Cork under-21 hurling team. He collected a Munster medal in this grade that year as Clare were accounted for. He also won an all Ireland medal defeating Kilkenny in the final
By this stage Allen had already joined the Cork senior hurling team. He came on as a substitute to win a Munster medal following a 3--15 to 4--5 trouncing of Limerick in 1976. Cork later went on to claim the All-Ireland title, however, Allen was an unused substitute in that game.
Cork retained both their Munster and All-Ireland crowns in 1977 with Allen remaining as a member of the extended panel.
In 1978 Cork, having secured the provincial crown for a fourth successive year, played Kilkenny in the All-Ireland decider. Allen came on as a substitute in that game as \"the Rebels\" claimed a third championship in-a-row following a 1--15 to 2--8 victory. It was Allen\'s first All-Ireland medal won on the field of play.
Two years later in 1980 Allen had joined the Cork senior football team. He won a National League medal that year as Cork trounced Galway by 1--16 to 1--6.
After losing eight successive Munster football finals to Kerry between 1975 and 1982, Cork fought back in 1983. Allen was at full-forward that year as \"the Rebels\" claimed the Munster title following a one-point win.
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# John Allen (hurler)
## Managerial career {#managerial_career}
### Beginnings
In retirement from playing Allen became involved in coaching various teams at all levels. At club level he took charge of the Sts Finbarr\'s senior football and camogie teams and Fr. O\'Neill\'s junior hurling team.
From 1999 until 2001 Allen served as masseur with the Cork senior hurling team. During that period the team collected two Munster titles, as well as an All-Ireland title. He opted out for a year in 2002 but returned as a selector in 2003. That year Cork won the Munster title again, however, they lost out to Kilkenny in the All-Ireland final. The following year Allen was still a selector when Cork lost their Munster crown but won the All-Ireland title following a victory over Kilkenny.
### Cork
In late October 2004 Allen succeeded Dónal O\'Grady as the Cork manager for a two-year term and was immediately charged with the task of guiding the team to a second consecutive All-Ireland title for the 2005 Championship.
Allen\'s appointment as manager brought a level of continuity to the Cork senior hurling set-up. Very little changed with regard to the backroom team and the team virtually picked itself for every match. With Allen at the helm Cork reclaimed their second Munster title in three years with an exciting victory over Tipperary. The subsequent All-Ireland championship decider saw Cork take on Galway, winners of a thrilling semi-final with Kilkenny. Cork defeated Galway on a score line of 1--21 to 1--16. It was Cork\'s second championship title in-a-row and Allen\'s first as manager.
In 2006 Cork launched an all-out assault on capturing a third consecutive All-Ireland title. Allen\'s side got off to a good start by retaining their Munster title following a win over Tipperary. Further victories saw Cork reach a fourth successive championship decider. Kilkenny, Cork\'s archrivals, provided the opposition once again. It was a repeat of 2004 when Kilkenny were going for three wins in-a-row, however, Cork stopped them. On this occasion the tables were turned as Kilkenny halted Cork\'s bid for a three in-a-row, defeating them by 1--16 to 1--13. Shortly after his first defeat in ten championship games Allen announced, after much speculation, that he was not seeking another term as Cork manager.
### Limerick
After a five-year absence from the inter-county scene, Allen was confirmed as the new Limerick senior hurling manager on 11 October 2011 on a two-year contract, succeeding Dónal O\'Grady.
On 14 July 2013, Allen guided Limerick to a first Munster final appearance in six years, with his own native Cork providing the opposition. An even first half culminated with Cork\'s Patrick Horgan receiving a red card for striking Limerick wing-back Paudie O\'Brien on the helmet under a high ball. Limerick took complete control in the second half and powered to a 0--24 to 0--15 victory. While Limerick were subsequently seen as favourites to land the All-Ireland crown, their championship campaign came to an end following an All-Ireland semi-final defeat by Clare.
While the Limerick County Board had hoped that Allen would remain as manager, he announced on 9 September 2013 that he was stepping down as Limerick manager.
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# John Allen (hurler)
## Honours
### Player
Aghabullogue
- Mid Cork Junior A Hurling Championship: 1973, 1974, 1976
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# How Tasty Was My Little Frenchman
***How Tasty Was My Little Frenchman*** (*Como Era Gostoso o Meu Francês*) is a Brazilian black comedy directed and co-written by Nelson Pereira dos Santos released in 1971.
Almost all of the dialogue in the film was written in the Tupi language. The actors and actresses who portrayed the Tupinambas wore historically correct attire, resulting in a considerable amount of historically correct nudity and semi-nudity in many scenes.
The location for the entire film was the Bay of Ilha Grande, which has 365 islands and whose shores comprise the Angra dos Reis and Parati municipalities in the state of Rio de Janeiro.
## Plot
In 16th century Brazil rival French and Portuguese settlers are utilizing the indigenous people as allies in their struggle to establish control. The Tupinambás, who live in the Guanabara Bay area, are allied with the French, while the Tupiniquins are allied with the Portuguese.
A Frenchman who has been captured by the Portuguese is then captured by the Tupinambás after they attack and kill a group of Portuguese. He tries to convince his captors by speaking in French (reciting the poem by Étienne Jodelle found in André Thévet\'s *Singularities of France Antarctique*) but the Tupinambás do not believe that the Frenchman was a prisoner of the Portuguese they have killed, and the chief thinks he is Portuguese because \"No Frenchman would shoot at the Tupinambá.\" The tribe\'s shaman predicted they would find a strong Portuguese man to cannibalize as revenge for the chief\'s brother being killed by a Portuguese musket ball. Now they have one.
However, the Frenchman is allowed free run of the village area, is eventually provided with a \"wife,\" and adopts traditional Tupinambá nudity in place of his Western clothes.
A French tradesman comes to the village and tells the Tupinambás that their prisoner is indeed Portuguese -- he then promises the outraged Frenchman that he will tell the Tupinambás the truth if the Frenchman finds a hidden treasure that another European has hidden in the area. He also instructs him to collect wood, and pepper for him on his return.
The Frenchman gathers cannon powder from the abandoned Portuguese cannons, and brings it to the Tupinambás, who use it to defeat the rival Tupiniquins in battle.
The relationship between the Frenchman and his Tupinambá \"wife\" remains enigmatic. It is unclear for most of the movie if she intends to save him from the group that wants to eat him, or if she has been assigned to win his trust and prevent him from escaping. The Frenchman appears to become in love with her but eventually decides to try to leave. She keeps him from escaping by swamping his canoe and then shooting him in the leg with an arrow. He is then taken to meet his fate of being ritually killed and eaten.
In the last seconds of his life, the Frenchman refuses to play along with the ceremonial script that the Tupinambás expect him to follow and instead angrily (and loudly) tells the Tupinambás that his death will not revitalize them (as his death and the subsequent cannibal feast is intended to do) but rather will doom them all to extermination.
The movie ends with a postscript that reveals the rival Tupiniquim were later exterminated by their supposed allies, the Portuguese.
## Cast
- Arduíno Colassanti - The Frenchman
- Ana Maria Magalhães - Seboipepe
- Eduardo Imbassahy Filho - Cunhambebe
- Manfredo Colassanti - The tradesman
- José Kléber - Ipiraguaçu
- Gabriel Archanjo - Mbiratata
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# How Tasty Was My Little Frenchman
## Reception
### Awards and nominations {#awards_and_nominations}
The film was selected as the Brazilian entry for the Best Foreign Language Film at the 45th Academy Awards, but was not accepted as a nominee
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# Route-16 (video game)
is a 1981 maze video game developed and published by Sun Electronics for arcades. The game was released by Tehkan (not yet a video game developer by its release) in Europe and Centuri in North America. It was ported to the Arcadia 2001 console. An enhanced version was released in Japan as *Route-16 Turbo* for the Famicom in 1985.
## Gameplay
The player controls a car and must explore a maze divided into sixteen rooms. The player must collect all the money bags while avoiding colliding with opponents\' cars or running out of fuel. Every time the player goes out of a room, a large overworld map is shown, indicating the position of every car and all the money bags. There are also flags that can be driven over to invert the roles, so the player can crash the opposite cars and stop them for a few seconds, while getting bonus points.
*Route-16* distinguished itself from other maze games with the addition of an overworld map, showing the locations of the player, cars, and treasures.thumb\|*Route-16 Turbo* box art
## Legacy
an improved version of *Route-16* for the Famicom, was published on October 4, 1985, by Sunsoft only in Japan. *Route-16 Turbo* added multiple difficulty levels and improved graphics and music. It is included in the 2001 PlayStation compilation *Sunsoft Memorial Vol. 2*
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# Josep Maria Subirachs
**Josep Maria Subirachs i Sitjar** (`{{IPA|ca|ʒuˈzɛb məˈɾi.ə suβiˈɾaks}}`{=mediawiki}; 11 March 1927 -- 7 April 2014) was a Spanish sculptor and painter of the late 20th century. His best known work is probably the Passion Facade of the basilica of the Sagrada Família in Barcelona. He was controversial, as he did not make any concessions to the style of the architect who designed the building, Antoni Gaudí.
Subirachs\' sculptural typography in Barcelona is featured in *Eye* magazine (No. 37, Vol. 10, Autumn 2000) along with the work of Joan Brossa.
## Artistic works {#artistic_works}
From a young age Subirachs showed talent as an artist and he is an accomplished painter, engraver, scenic designer, sculptor, lecturer, art critic and architect.
He worked in projects around the world, in different styles: Mediterranean style, Expressionism, Abstract art, new figuration.
Main works:
- 1957: *Forma 212*. Sculpture in Jardins Mundet (Barcelona)
- 1960: Marine evocation (\"Evocació marinera\"). La Barceloneta (Barcelona).
- 1962: Saint Michael\'s cross. Santa Maria de Montserrat Abbey
- 1968: Monument to Mexico
- 1969: Façades of the new building for Barcelona Town Hall
- 1983: *Olimp*. Monument to the Olympic Games, in the CIO office, Lausanne (Switzerland)
- 1984: Monument to Pablo Casals, Vendrell
- Since 1987: Passion Façade of the Sagrada Família in Barcelona
- 1988: Monument to Gaspar de Portolà, Pacifica, California
- 1989: Monument *Unió d\'Orient i Occident*, Seoul (South Korea)
- 1991: Monument to President Macià in the Plaça Catalunya, Barcelona
## Recognitions
- Member of the Reial Acadèmia Catalana de Belles Arts de Sant Jordi, Barcelona
- Corresponding Member of the Hispanic Society of America of New York
- Creu de Sant Jordi of the Generalitat de Catalunya
- Medal of the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona
- Officier dans l\'Ordre des Arts et Lettres of France
- Personnalité de l\'Année 1987, Paris
- Member of the Real Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando, Madrid
- Medalla de Honor, Real Academia de Bellas Artes de Santa Isabel, Hungria
The asteroid 134124 Subirachs, discovered in 2005, was named in his honour
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# You Will Be My Ain True Love
\"**You Will Be My Ain True Love**\" is a song written and performed by Sting and Alison Krauss from 2003, in the film *Cold Mountain*. The song was nominated for an Academy Award, a Grammy Award and the Golden Globe Award for Best Original Song.
The song is a notable example of the modern use of a drone bass.
Alison Krauss included it on her 2007 compilation, *A Hundred Miles or More: A Collection* and Sting re-recorded it for his 2010 album, *Symphonicities*.
## Music video {#music_video}
The music video for \"You Will Be My Ain True Love\" depicts Alison Krauss and Sting performing it live, interspersed with scenes from the film, which stars Nicole Kidman, Jude Law and Renée Zellweger
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