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Civilian Conservation Corps

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In media

In media -------- * *[Pride of the Bowery](/wiki/Pride_of_the_Bowery "Pride of the Bowery")* (1940\), the fourth movie in the [East Side Kid](/wiki/East_Side_Kid "East Side Kid") series, is a movie about friendship, trouble, and boxing at a CCC camp. * *The [American Experience](/wiki/American_Experience "American Experience")* PBS series showcased documentaries on American history; it portrayed the life in Civilian Conservation Corps in 2009, in the first episode of Season 22\. * Jeanette Ingold's novel *Hitch* (2012\) is a young adult book about a teenager in the CCC..

What impact did the American Experience PBS series have on public perception of the CCC?

Jo Durie

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Singles career

Singles career -------------- After a successful junior career which included winning junior British titles on all three surfaces (grass, hard court and indoor) in 1976; Jo Durie turned professional in 1977, and played her first match at Wimbledon that year against the eventual champion [Virginia Wade](/wiki/Virginia_Wade "Virginia Wade"). In 1980 Durie suffered a major back injury which kept her out of the game for eight months. However, she made a successful return to the woman's tennis circuit in 1981, reaching the fourth round of the singles at [Wimbledon](/wiki/Wimbledon_Championships "Wimbledon Championships") and the [US Open](/wiki/US_Open_%28tennis%29 "US Open (tennis)") and climbing to her highest singles ranking so far of 31\.[WTA singles ranking](http://www.wtatennis.com/SEWTATour-Archive/Rankings_Stats/Singles_Numeric_1981.pdf), 31 December 1981 Her most successful year as a singles player was 1983, ending the season at No. 6 in the world rankings and on the prize money leader board. As an unseeded player Durie reached the semifinals of the [French Open](/wiki/1983_French_Open_%E2%80%93_Women%27s_singles "1983 French Open – Women's singles"), beating both [Pam Shriver](/wiki/Pam_Shriver "Pam Shriver") and [Tracy Austin](/wiki/Tracy_Austin "Tracy Austin") along the way. Later that year she made another [Grand Slam](/wiki/Grand_Slam_%28tennis%29 "Grand Slam (tennis)") singles semifinal appearance at the [US Open](/wiki/1983_US_Open_%E2%80%93_Women%27s_singles "1983 US Open – Women's singles"), where she eventually lost to [Chris Evert](/wiki/Chris_Evert "Chris Evert") in straight sets. Her dramatic rise up the singles rankings that year ended with a quarterfinal at the [Australian Open](/wiki/1983_Australian_Open_%E2%80%93_Women%27s_singles "1983 Australian Open – Women's singles") in December. Durie's success as a singles player during 1983 gained her a coveted place at the 1984 [WTA Tour Championship](/wiki/WTA_Tour_Championship "WTA Tour Championship") as the fifth seed. Her most successful year at [Wimbledon](/wiki/1984_Wimbledon_Championships "1984 Wimbledon Championships") as a singles player came in 1984 when she reached the quarterfinals, beating a 15\-year\-old [Steffi Graf](/wiki/Steffi_Graf "Steffi Graf") in a memorable fourth\-round match. It was just after Wimbledon that she reached a career\-high singles ranking of world No. 5\. She won two top\-level WTA singles titles (both in 1983\) at [Mahwah, New Jersey](/wiki/Mahwah%2C_New_Jersey "Mahwah, New Jersey") and Sydney, and had career wins over Steffi Graf, [Zina Garrison](/wiki/Zina_Garrison "Zina Garrison"), [Pam Shriver](/wiki/Pam_Shriver "Pam Shriver"), [Hana Mandlíková](/wiki/Hana_Mandl%C3%ADkov%C3%A1 "Hana Mandlíková"), and [Tracy Austin](/wiki/Tracy_Austin "Tracy Austin"). Further back injuries in 1989 led to a remodeling of her service action. Durie made her last appearance in a WTA tour singles final at the [Virginia Slims of Newport](/wiki/Virginia_Slims_of_Newport "Virginia Slims of Newport") tournament in 1990\. In 1991 at the age of 30, and one of the oldest singles competitors that year, she had another successful run to the fourth round of the [US Open](/wiki/US_Open_%28tennis%29 "US Open (tennis)"). She was ranked the No. 1 British player for most of her career. She won the British National Singles title a record seven times. She was the second British woman player after [Virginia Wade](/wiki/Virginia_Wade "Virginia Wade") to win $1 million in prize money.

What specific changes should a player make to their service action after back injuries?

Kiribati at the 2014 Commonwealth Games

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Athletics

Athletics --------- * + - * + Men Track \& road events |Athlete Event Heat Semifinal Final Result | Rank | Result | Rank | Result | Rank | [Nooa Takooa](/wiki/Nooa_Takooa "Nooa Takooa") [100 m](/wiki/Athletics_at_the_2014_Commonwealth_Games_%E2%80%93_Men%27s_100_metres "Athletics at the 2014 Commonwealth Games – Men's 100 metres") 11\.56 | 70 | did not advance Field Events |Athlete Event Qualification Final Distance | Rank | Distance | Rank | [Boitu Baiteke](/wiki/Boitu_Baiteke "Boitu Baiteke") [Long jump](/wiki/Athletics_at_the_2014_Commonwealth_Games_%E2%80%93_Men%27s_long_jump "Athletics at the 2014 Commonwealth Games – Men's long jump") 6\.37 | 22 | did not advance [Triple jump](/wiki/Athletics_at_the_2014_Commonwealth_Games_%E2%80%93_Men%27s_triple_jump "Athletics at the 2014 Commonwealth Games – Men's triple jump") 13\.21 | 19 | did not advance [Raobu Tarawa](/wiki/Raobu_Tarawa "Raobu Tarawa") [Shot put](/wiki/Athletics_at_the_2014_Commonwealth_Games_%E2%80%93_Men%27s_shot_put "Athletics at the 2014 Commonwealth Games – Men's shot put") 12\.08 | 20 | did not advance [Discus throw](/wiki/Athletics_at_the_2014_Commonwealth_Games_%E2%80%93_Men%27s_discus_throw "Athletics at the 2014 Commonwealth Games – Men's discus throw") 39\.23 | 19 | did not advance

Why did some athletes not advance to the next round?

Minister of Finance (Hungary)

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[[Hungarian Republic (1946–1949)|Hungarian Republic]] (1946–1949)

### [Hungarian Republic](/wiki/Hungarian_Republic_%281946%E2%80%931949%29 "Hungarian Republic (1946–1949)") (1946–1949\) **Parties** | | Portrait | Name | Term of office | | Political party | Cabinet | [Assembly](/wiki/National_Assembly_%28Hungary%29 "National Assembly (Hungary)") | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | |1 [80px](/wiki/File:Coat_of_arms_of_Hungary_%281946-1949%2C_1956-1957%29.svg "Coat of arms of Hungary (1946-1949, 1956-1957).svg") | [Ferenc Gordon](/wiki/Ferenc_Gordon "Ferenc Gordon")(1893–1971\) | 1 February 1946 | 26 August 1946 | [FKGP](/wiki/Independent_Smallholders%2C_Agrarian_Workers_and_Civic_Party "Independent Smallholders, Agrarian Workers and Civic Party") | [F. Nagy](/wiki/Nagy_Ferenc-korm%C3%A1ny "Nagy Ferenc-kormány") [FKGP](/wiki/Independent_Smallholders%2C_Agrarian_Workers_and_Civic_Party "Independent Smallholders, Agrarian Workers and Civic Party")–[MKP](/wiki/Hungarian_Communist_Party "Hungarian Communist Party")–[MSZDP](/wiki/Hungarian_Social_Democratic_Party "Hungarian Social Democratic Party")–[NPP](/wiki/National_Peasant_Party_%28Hungary%29 "National Peasant Party (Hungary)") [23 (1945\)](/wiki/1945_Hungarian_parliamentary_election "1945 Hungarian parliamentary election") |2 [80px](/wiki/File:Coat_of_arms_of_Hungary_%281946-1949%2C_1956-1957%29.svg "Coat of arms of Hungary (1946-1949, 1956-1957).svg") | [Jenő Rácz](/wiki/Jen%C5%91_R%C3%A1cz_%28Minister_of_Finance%29 "Jenő Rácz (Minister of Finance)")(1907–1981\) | 26 August 1946 | 14 March 1947 | [FKGP](/wiki/Independent_Smallholders%2C_Agrarian_Workers_and_Civic_Party "Independent Smallholders, Agrarian Workers and Civic Party") | |3 [80px](/wiki/File:Coat_of_arms_of_Hungary_%281946-1949%2C_1956-1957%29.svg "Coat of arms of Hungary (1946-1949, 1956-1957).svg") [Miklós Nyárádi](/wiki/Mikl%C3%B3s_Ny%C3%A1r%C3%A1di "Miklós Nyárádi") (1905–1976\) 14 March 1947 | 31 May 1947 | [FKGP](/wiki/Independent_Smallholders%2C_Agrarian_Workers_and_Civic_Party "Independent Smallholders, Agrarian Workers and Civic Party") |31 May 1947 10 December 1948 [Dinnyés](/wiki/Dinny%C3%A9s-korm%C3%A1ny "Dinnyés-kormány") [MKP](/wiki/Hungarian_Communist_Party "Hungarian Communist Party")–[FKGP](/wiki/Independent_Smallholders%2C_Agrarian_Workers_and_Civic_Party "Independent Smallholders, Agrarian Workers and Civic Party")–[MSZDP](/wiki/Hungarian_Social_Democratic_Party "Hungarian Social Democratic Party")–[NPP](/wiki/National_Peasant_Party_%28Hungary%29 "National Peasant Party (Hungary)") |[24 (1947\)](/wiki/1947_Hungarian_parliamentary_election "1947 Hungarian parliamentary election") |— [80px](/wiki/File:Ger%C5%91_Ern%C5%91_1955.jpg "Gerő Ernő 1955.jpg") *[Ernő Gerő](/wiki/Ern%C5%91_Ger%C5%91 "Ernő Gerő")*(1898–1980\)*acting for Miklós Nyárádi* | *3 December 1948* | *10 December 1948* | [MDP](/wiki/Hungarian_Working_People%27s_Party "Hungarian Working People's Party") |— *[Ernő Gerő](/wiki/Ern%C5%91_Ger%C5%91 "Ernő Gerő")*(1898–1980\)*acting* | *10 December 1948* | *18 February 1949* | |4 [Ernő Gerő](/wiki/Ern%C5%91_Ger%C5%91 "Ernő Gerő") (1898–1980\) 18 February 1949 11 June 1949 [Dobi](/wiki/Dobi-korm%C3%A1ny "Dobi-kormány") [MDP](/wiki/Hungarian_Working_People%27s_Party "Hungarian Working People's Party")–[FKGP](/wiki/Independent_Smallholders%2C_Agrarian_Workers_and_Civic_Party "Independent Smallholders, Agrarian Workers and Civic Party")–[NPP](/wiki/National_Peasant_Party_%28Hungary%29 "National Peasant Party (Hungary)") |[25 (1949\)](/wiki/1949_Hungarian_parliamentary_election "1949 Hungarian parliamentary election") |5 [80px](/wiki/File:Coat_of_arms_of_Hungary_%281946-1949%2C_1956-1957%29.svg "Coat of arms of Hungary (1946-1949, 1956-1957).svg") | [István Kossa](/wiki/Istv%C3%A1n_Kossa "István Kossa")(1904–1965\) | 11 June 1949 | 20 August 1949 | [MDP](/wiki/Hungarian_Working_People%27s_Party "Hungarian Working People's Party") | |

Was the Hungarian Republic a democratic government?

Lindsay Sandiford

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Trial and conviction

Trial and conviction -------------------- In her defence, Sandiford claimed that she had been pressured into carrying the drugs by a gang who had made threats against her children, while her lawyers argued she was suffering from mental health problems. In a statement to the court she expressed regret over her involvement, "I would like to begin by apologising to the Republic of Indonesia and the Indonesian people for my involvement. I would never have become involved in something like this but the lives of my children were in danger and I felt I had to protect them." Her son gave a statement to the court in which he said he believed she was forced to carry the drugs following a disagreement over rent money she had paid on his behalf. A report by Dr. Jennifer Fleetwood, a lecturer in criminology at the [University of Kent](/wiki/University_of_Kent "University of Kent") and expert on women in the international drugs trade was also presented to the court, suggesting Sandiford was an ideal target for drug traffickers. "There is … evidence to suggest that a trafficker would seek someone who was vulnerable. Having reviewed extracts from Lindsay's medical records I know that Lindsay has a history of mental health issues … This may have unfortunately made her an attractive target for threats, manipulation and coercion." Sandiford was convicted on 19 December, with a recommendation from prosecutors that she be spared the death penalty – the maximum punishment for drug trafficking under Indonesian law – because of her age and cooperation with police, and instead receive a 15\-year custodial sentence. On the same day, Rachel Dougall was found guilty of failing to report a crime, while Paul Beales was convicted of possessing hashish. They later received one year and four\-year prison sentences respectively. Julian Ponder was cleared of drug smuggling, but convicted of the possession of narcotics in January 2013, and sentenced to six years' imprisonment.

Are mental health issues a common factor among women in the international drugs trade?

William Bristol

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Sources

Sources ------- [Category:1779 births](/wiki/Category:1779_births "1779 births") [Category:1836 deaths](/wiki/Category:1836_deaths "1836 deaths") [Category:Mayors of New Haven, Connecticut](/wiki/Category:Mayors_of_New_Haven%2C_Connecticut "Mayors of New Haven, Connecticut") [Category:Connecticut city council members](/wiki/Category:Connecticut_city_council_members "Connecticut city council members") [Category:Connecticut state senators](/wiki/Category:Connecticut_state_senators "Connecticut state senators") [Category:Members of the Connecticut House of Representatives](/wiki/Category:Members_of_the_Connecticut_House_of_Representatives "Members of the Connecticut House of Representatives") [Category:United States Attorneys for the District of Connecticut](/wiki/Category:United_States_Attorneys_for_the_District_of_Connecticut "United States Attorneys for the District of Connecticut") [Category:Judges of the United States District Court for the District of Connecticut](/wiki/Category:Judges_of_the_United_States_District_Court_for_the_District_of_Connecticut "Judges of the United States District Court for the District of Connecticut") [Category:United States federal judges appointed by John Quincy Adams](/wiki/Category:United_States_federal_judges_appointed_by_John_Quincy_Adams "United States federal judges appointed by John Quincy Adams") [Category:19th\-century American judges](/wiki/Category:19th-century_American_judges "19th-century American judges") [Category:Burials at Grove Street Cemetery](/wiki/Category:Burials_at_Grove_Street_Cemetery "Burials at Grove Street Cemetery") [Category:Members of the Connecticut General Assembly Council of Assistants (1662–1818\)](/wiki/Category:Members_of_the_Connecticut_General_Assembly_Council_of_Assistants_%281662%E2%80%931818%29 "Members of the Connecticut General Assembly Council of Assistants (1662–1818)") [Category:United States federal judges admitted to the practice of law by reading law](/wiki/Category:United_States_federal_judges_admitted_to_the_practice_of_law_by_reading_law "United States federal judges admitted to the practice of law by reading law") [Category:Justices of the Connecticut Supreme Court](/wiki/Category:Justices_of_the_Connecticut_Supreme_Court "Justices of the Connecticut Supreme Court")

What makes someone a member of the Connecticut House of Representatives?

Sustainability measurement

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Fissionable materials

### Fissionable materials In a paper in 1956, after a review of US fissionable reserves, Hubbert notes of nuclear power: Technologies such as the [thorium fuel cycle](/wiki/Thorium_fuel_cycle "Thorium fuel cycle"), [reprocessing](/wiki/Nuclear_reprocessing "Nuclear reprocessing") and [fast breeders](/wiki/Fast_breeder_reactor "Fast breeder reactor") can, in theory, considerably extend the life of [uranium](/wiki/Uranium "Uranium") reserves. [Roscoe Bartlett](/wiki/Roscoe_Bartlett "Roscoe Bartlett") claims Caltech physics professor [David Goodstein](/wiki/David_Goodstein "David Goodstein") has stated that

Can we use non-fissionable materials for energy production?

List of newspapers in Scotland

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Scottish Borders

### Scottish Borders --- * *[Berwickshire News](/wiki/Berwickshire_News "Berwickshire News")* * *[Border Telegraph](/wiki/Border_Telegraph "Border Telegraph")* * *[The Hawick Paper](/wiki/The_Hawick_Paper "The Hawick Paper")* * *[Peeblesshire News](/wiki/Peeblesshire_News "Peeblesshire News")* * *[Southern Reporter](/wiki/Southern_Reporter_%28newspaper%29 "Southern Reporter (newspaper)")*

How does living in the Scottish Borders affect one's life?

Zhang Hongjian

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Introduction

* + "**Zhang Hongjian**" () is a [short story](/wiki/Short_story "Short story") by the Chinese writer [Pu Songling](/wiki/Pu_Songling "Pu Songling") collected in *[Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio](/wiki/Strange_Tales_from_a_Chinese_Studio "Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio")* in 1740, and translated by Sidney L. Sondergard in 2012\. Set in various parts of 18th\-century China, the story revolves around the [title character](/wiki/Title_character "Title character") and his misadventures while on the run. Pu adapted the story into two of his plays.

How does the story portray 18th-century China?

List of Lepidoptera of New Zealand

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Crambidae

### Crambidae * *[Achyra affinitalis](/wiki/Achyra_affinitalis "Achyra affinitalis")* (cotton web spinner) (Lederer, 1863\) * *[Angustalius malacelloides](/wiki/Angustalius_malacelloides "Angustalius malacelloides")* (Bleszynski, 1955\) * *[Antiscopa acompa](/wiki/Antiscopa_acompa "Antiscopa acompa")* (Meyrick, 1884\) * *[Antiscopa elaphra](/wiki/Antiscopa_elaphra "Antiscopa elaphra")* (Meyrick, 1884\) * *[Antiscopa epicomia](/wiki/Antiscopa_epicomia "Antiscopa epicomia")* (Meyrick, 1884\) * *[Clepsicosma iridia](/wiki/Clepsicosma_iridia "Clepsicosma iridia")* Meyrick, 1888 * *[Culladia cuneiferellus](/wiki/Culladia_cuneiferellus "Culladia cuneiferellus")*(Walker, 1863\) * *[Culladia strophaea](/wiki/Culladia_strophaea "Culladia strophaea")* (Meyrick, 1905\) * *[Culladia cuneiferellus](/wiki/Culladia_cuneiferellus "Culladia cuneiferellus")*(Walker, 1863\) * *[Deana hybreasalis](/wiki/Deana_hybreasalis "Deana hybreasalis")* (Walker, 1859\) * *[Eudonia alopecias](/wiki/Eudonia_alopecias "Eudonia alopecias")* (Meyrick, 1901\) * *[Eudonia asaleuta](/wiki/Eudonia_asaleuta "Eudonia asaleuta")* (Meyrick, 1907\) * *[Eudonia aspidota](/wiki/Eudonia_aspidota "Eudonia aspidota")* (Meyrick, 1884\) * *[Eudonia asterisca](/wiki/Eudonia_asterisca "Eudonia asterisca")* (Meyrick, 1884\) * *[Eudonia atmogramma](/wiki/Eudonia_atmogramma "Eudonia atmogramma")* (Meyrick, 1915\) * *[Eudonia axena](/wiki/Eudonia_axena "Eudonia axena")* (Meyrick, 1884\) * *[Eudonia bisinualis](/wiki/Eudonia_bisinualis "Eudonia bisinualis")* (Hudson, 1928\) * *[Eudonia cataxesta](/wiki/Eudonia_cataxesta "Eudonia cataxesta")* (Meyrick, 1884\) * *[Eudonia chalara](/wiki/Eudonia_chalara "Eudonia chalara")* (Meyrick, 1901\) * *[Eudonia characta](/wiki/Eudonia_characta "Eudonia characta")* (Meyrick, 1884\) * *[Eudonia chlamydota](/wiki/Eudonia_chlamydota "Eudonia chlamydota")* (Meyrick, 1884\) * *[Eudonia choristis](/wiki/Eudonia_choristis "Eudonia choristis")* (Meyrick, 1907\) * *[Eudonia colpota](/wiki/Eudonia_colpota "Eudonia colpota")* (Meyrick, 1888\) * *[Eudonia critica](/wiki/Eudonia_critica "Eudonia critica")* (Meyrick, 1884\) * *[Eudonia crypsinoa](/wiki/Eudonia_crypsinoa "Eudonia crypsinoa")* (Meyrick, 1884\) * *[Eudonia cymatias](/wiki/Eudonia_cymatias "Eudonia cymatias")* (Meyrick, 1884\) * *[Eudonia cyptastis](/wiki/Eudonia_cyptastis "Eudonia cyptastis")* (Meyrick, 1909\) * *[Eudonia deltophora](/wiki/Eudonia_deltophora "Eudonia deltophora")* (Meyrick, 1884\) * *[Eudonia dinodes](/wiki/Eudonia_dinodes "Eudonia dinodes")* (Meyrick, 1884\) * *[Eudonia dochmia](/wiki/Eudonia_dochmia "Eudonia dochmia")* (Meyrick, 1905\) * *[Eudonia epicremna](/wiki/Eudonia_epicremna "Eudonia epicremna")* (Meyrick, 1884\) * *[Eudonia feredayi](/wiki/Eudonia_feredayi "Eudonia feredayi")* (Knaggs, 1867\) * *[Eudonia gressitti](/wiki/Eudonia_gressitti "Eudonia gressitti")* (Munroe, 1964\) * *[Eudonia gyrotoma](/wiki/Eudonia_gyrotoma "Eudonia gyrotoma")* (Meyrick, 1909\) * *[Eudonia hemicycla](/wiki/Eudonia_hemicycla "Eudonia hemicycla")* (Meyrick, 1884\) * *[Eudonia hemiplaca](/wiki/Eudonia_hemiplaca "Eudonia hemiplaca")* (Meyrick, 1889\) * *[Eudonia legnota](/wiki/Eudonia_legnota "Eudonia legnota")* (Meyrick, 1884\) * *[Eudonia leptalea](/wiki/Eudonia_leptalea "Eudonia leptalea")* (Meyrick, 1884\) * *[Eudonia leucogramma](/wiki/Eudonia_leucogramma "Eudonia leucogramma")* (Meyrick, 1884\) * *[Eudonia linealis](/wiki/Eudonia_linealis "Eudonia linealis")* (Walker, 1866\) * *[Eudonia locularis](/wiki/Eudonia_locularis "Eudonia locularis")* (Meyrick, 1912\) * *[Eudonia luminatrix](/wiki/Eudonia_luminatrix "Eudonia luminatrix")* (Meyrick, 1909\) * *[Eudonia manganeutis](/wiki/Eudonia_manganeutis "Eudonia manganeutis")* (Meyrick, 1884\) * *[Eudonia melanaegis](/wiki/Eudonia_melanaegis "Eudonia melanaegis")* (Meyrick, 1884\) * *[Eudonia meliturga](/wiki/Eudonia_meliturga "Eudonia meliturga")* (Meyrick, 1905\) * *[Eudonia microphthalma](/wiki/Eudonia_microphthalma "Eudonia microphthalma")* (Meyrick, 1884\) * *[Eudonia minualis](/wiki/Eudonia_minualis "Eudonia minualis")* (Walker, 1866\) * *[Eudonia octophora](/wiki/Eudonia_octophora "Eudonia octophora")* (Meyrick, 1884\) * *[Eudonia oculata](/wiki/Eudonia_oculata "Eudonia oculata")* (Philpott, 1927\) * *[Eudonia oreas](/wiki/Eudonia_oreas "Eudonia oreas")* (Meyrick, 1884\) * *[Eudonia organaea](/wiki/Eudonia_organaea "Eudonia organaea")* (Meyrick, 1901\) * *[Eudonia pachyerga](/wiki/Eudonia_pachyerga "Eudonia pachyerga")* (Meyrick, 1927\) * *[Eudonia paltomacha](/wiki/Eudonia_paltomacha "Eudonia paltomacha")* (Meyrick, 1884\) * *[Eudonia periphanes](/wiki/Eudonia_periphanes "Eudonia periphanes")* (Meyrick, 1885\) * *[Eudonia philerga](/wiki/Eudonia_philerga "Eudonia philerga")* (Meyrick, 1884\) * *[Eudonia philetaera](/wiki/Eudonia_philetaera "Eudonia philetaera")* (Meyrick, 1884\) * *[Eudonia pongalis](/wiki/Eudonia_pongalis "Eudonia pongalis")* (C. Felder, R. Felder \& Rogenhofer, 1875\) * *[Eudonia psammitis](/wiki/Eudonia_psammitis "Eudonia psammitis") campbellensis* (Munroe, 1964\) * *[Eudonia psammitis](/wiki/Eudonia_psammitis "Eudonia psammitis") psammitis* (Meyrick, 1884\) * *[Eudonia quaestoria](/wiki/Eudonia_quaestoria "Eudonia quaestoria")* (Meyrick, 1929\) * *[Eudonia rakaiaensis](/wiki/Eudonia_rakaiaensis "Eudonia rakaiaensis")* (Knaggs, 1867\) * *[Eudonia sabulosella](/wiki/Eudonia_sabulosella "Eudonia sabulosella")* (Walker, 1863\) * *[Eudonia steropaea](/wiki/Eudonia_steropaea "Eudonia steropaea")* (Meyrick, 1884\) * *[Eudonia subditella](/wiki/Eudonia_subditella "Eudonia subditella")* (Walker, 1866\) * *[Eudonia submarginalis](/wiki/Eudonia_submarginalis "Eudonia submarginalis")* (Walker, 1863\) * *[Eudonia thyridias](/wiki/Eudonia_thyridias "Eudonia thyridias")* (Meyrick, 1905\) * *[Eudonia torodes](/wiki/Eudonia_torodes "Eudonia torodes")* (Meyrick, 1901\) * *[Eudonia triclera](/wiki/Eudonia_triclera "Eudonia triclera")* (Meyrick, 1905\) * *[Eudonia trivirgata](/wiki/Eudonia_trivirgata "Eudonia trivirgata")* (C. Felder, R. Felder \& Rogenhofer, 1875\) * *[Eudonia ustiramis](/wiki/Eudonia_ustiramis "Eudonia ustiramis")* (Meyrick, 1931\) * *[Eudonia xysmatias](/wiki/Eudonia_xysmatias "Eudonia xysmatias")* (Meyrick, 1907\) * *[Eudonia zophochlaena](/wiki/Eudonia_zophochlaena "Eudonia zophochlaena")* (Meyrick, 1923\) * *[Exsilirarcha graminea](/wiki/Exsilirarcha_graminea "Exsilirarcha graminea")* Salmon \& Bradley, 1956 * *[Gadira acerella](/wiki/Gadira_acerella "Gadira acerella")* Walker, 1866 * *[Gadira leucophthalma](/wiki/Gadira_leucophthalma "Gadira leucophthalma")* (Meyrick, 1882\) * *[Gadira petraula](/wiki/Gadira_petraula "Gadira petraula")* (Meyrick, 1882\) * *[Glaucocharis auriscriptella](/wiki/Glaucocharis_auriscriptella "Glaucocharis auriscriptella")* (Walker, 1864\) * *[Glaucocharis bipunctella](/wiki/Glaucocharis_bipunctella "Glaucocharis bipunctella")* (Walker, 1866\) * *[Glaucocharis chrysochyta](/wiki/Glaucocharis_chrysochyta "Glaucocharis chrysochyta")* (Meyrick, 1882\) * *[Glaucocharis elaina](/wiki/Glaucocharis_elaina "Glaucocharis elaina")* (Meyrick, 1882\) * *[Glaucocharis epiphaea](/wiki/Glaucocharis_epiphaea "Glaucocharis epiphaea")* (Meyrick, 1885\) * *[Glaucocharis harmonica](/wiki/Glaucocharis_harmonica "Glaucocharis harmonica")* (Meyrick, 1888\) * *[Glaucocharis helioctypa](/wiki/Glaucocharis_helioctypa "Glaucocharis helioctypa")* (Meyrick, 1882\) * *[Glaucocharis holanthes](/wiki/Glaucocharis_holanthes "Glaucocharis holanthes")* (Meyrick, 1885\) * *[Glaucocharis interrupta](/wiki/Glaucocharis_interrupta "Glaucocharis interrupta")* (C. Felder, R. Felder \& Rogenhofer, 1875\) * *[Glaucocharis lepidella](/wiki/Glaucocharis_lepidella "Glaucocharis lepidella")* (Walker, 1866\) * *[Glaucocharis leucoxantha](/wiki/Glaucocharis_leucoxantha "Glaucocharis leucoxantha")* (Meyrick, 1882\) * *[Glaucocharis metallifera](/wiki/Glaucocharis_metallifera "Glaucocharis metallifera")* (Butler, 1877\) * *[Glaucocharis microdora](/wiki/Glaucocharis_microdora "Glaucocharis microdora")* (Meyrick, 1905\) * *[Glaucocharis parorma](/wiki/Glaucocharis_parorma "Glaucocharis parorma")* (Meyrick, 1924\) * *[Glaucocharis planetopa](/wiki/Glaucocharis_planetopa "Glaucocharis planetopa")* (Meyrick, 1923\) * *[Glaucocharis pyrsophanes](/wiki/Glaucocharis_pyrsophanes "Glaucocharis pyrsophanes")* (Meyrick, 1882\) * *[Glaucocharis selenaea](/wiki/Glaucocharis_selenaea "Glaucocharis selenaea")* (Meyrick, 1885\) * *[Glaucocharis stella](/wiki/Glaucocharis_stella "Glaucocharis stella")* Meyrick, 1938 * *[Glyphodes onychinalis](/wiki/Glyphodes_onychinalis "Glyphodes onychinalis")*(Guenée, 1854\) * *[Heliothela atra](/wiki/Heliothela_atra "Heliothela atra")* (Butler, 1877\) * *[Hellula hydralis](/wiki/Hellula_hydralis "Hellula hydralis")* (cabbage centre grub) Guenee, 1854 * *[Hellula undalis](/wiki/Hellula_undalis "Hellula undalis")* (cabbage webworm; Old World webworm) Fabricius, 1781 * *[Hygraula nitens](/wiki/Hygraula_nitens "Hygraula nitens")* (pond moth; Australian water moth) (Butler, 1880\) * *[Kupea electilis](/wiki/Kupea_electilis "Kupea electilis")* Philpott, 1930 * *[Maoricrambus oncobolus](/wiki/Maoricrambus_oncobolus "Maoricrambus oncobolus")* (Meyrick, 1885\) * *[Mnesictena adversa](/wiki/Mnesictena_adversa "Mnesictena adversa")* (Philpott, 1917\) * *[Mnesictena antipodea](/wiki/Mnesictena_antipodea "Mnesictena antipodea")* (Salmon in Salmon \& Bradley, 1956\) * *[Mnesictena daiclesalis](/wiki/Mnesictena_daiclesalis "Mnesictena daiclesalis")* (Walker, 1859\) * *[Mnesictena flavidalis](/wiki/Mnesictena_flavidalis "Mnesictena flavidalis")* (Doubleday in White \& Doubleday, 1843\) * *[Mnesictena marmarina](/wiki/Mnesictena_marmarina "Mnesictena marmarina")* (Meyrick, 1884\) * *[Mnesictena notata](/wiki/Mnesictena_notata "Mnesictena notata")* (Butler, 1879\) * *[Mnesictena pantheropa](/wiki/Mnesictena_pantheropa "Mnesictena pantheropa")* (Meyrick, 1902\) * *[Musotima aduncalis](/wiki/Musotima_aduncalis "Musotima aduncalis")* (C. Felder, R. Felder \& Rogenhofer, 1875\) * *[Musotima nitidalis](/wiki/Musotima_nitidalis "Musotima nitidalis")* (Walker, 1866\) * *[Musotima ochropteralis](/wiki/Musotima_ochropteralis "Musotima ochropteralis")* (Guenée, 1854\) * *[Orocrambus abditus](/wiki/Orocrambus_abditus "Orocrambus abditus")* (Philpott, 1924\) * *[Orocrambus aethonellus](/wiki/Orocrambus_aethonellus "Orocrambus aethonellus")* (Meyrick, 1882\) * *[Orocrambus angustipennis](/wiki/Orocrambus_angustipennis "Orocrambus angustipennis")* (Zeller, 1877\) * *[Orocrambus apicellus](/wiki/Orocrambus_apicellus "Orocrambus apicellus")* (Zeller, 1863\) * *[Orocrambus callirrhous](/wiki/Orocrambus_callirrhous "Orocrambus callirrhous")* (Meyrick, 1882\) * *[Orocrambus catacaustus](/wiki/Orocrambus_catacaustus "Orocrambus catacaustus")* (Meyrick, 1885\) * *[Orocrambus clarkei](/wiki/Orocrambus_clarkei "Orocrambus clarkei") clarkei* Philpott, 1930 * *[Orocrambus clarkei](/wiki/Orocrambus_clarkei "Orocrambus clarkei") eximia* Salmon, 1946 * *[Orocrambus corruptus](/wiki/Orocrambus_corruptus "Orocrambus corruptus")* (Butler, 1877\) * *[Orocrambus crenaeus](/wiki/Orocrambus_crenaeus "Orocrambus crenaeus")* (Meyrick, 1885\) * *[Orocrambus cultus](/wiki/Orocrambus_cultus "Orocrambus cultus")* Philpott, 1917 * *[Orocrambus cyclopicus](/wiki/Orocrambus_cyclopicus "Orocrambus cyclopicus")* (Meyrick, 1882\) * *[Orocrambus dicrenellus](/wiki/Orocrambus_dicrenellus "Orocrambus dicrenellus")* (Meyrick, 1883\) * *[Orocrambus enchophorus](/wiki/Orocrambus_enchophorus "Orocrambus enchophorus")* (Meyrick, 1885\) * *[Orocrambus ephorus](/wiki/Orocrambus_ephorus "Orocrambus ephorus")* (Meyrick, 1885\) * *[Orocrambus flexuosellus](/wiki/Orocrambus_flexuosellus "Orocrambus flexuosellus")* (Doubleday in White \& Doubleday, 1843\) * *[Orocrambus fugitivellus](/wiki/Orocrambus_fugitivellus "Orocrambus fugitivellus")* (Hudson, 1950\) * *[Orocrambus geminus](/wiki/Orocrambus_geminus "Orocrambus geminus")* Patrick, 1991 * *[Orocrambus haplotomus](/wiki/Orocrambus_haplotomus "Orocrambus haplotomus")* (Meyrick, 1882\) * *[Orocrambus harpophorus](/wiki/Orocrambus_harpophorus "Orocrambus harpophorus")* (Meyrick, 1882\) * *[Orocrambus heliotes](/wiki/Orocrambus_heliotes "Orocrambus heliotes")* (Meyrick, 1888\) * *[Orocrambus heteraulus](/wiki/Orocrambus_heteraulus "Orocrambus heteraulus")* (Meyrick, 1905\) * *[Orocrambus horistes](/wiki/Orocrambus_horistes "Orocrambus horistes")* (Meyrick, 1902\) * *[Orocrambus isochytus](/wiki/Orocrambus_isochytus "Orocrambus isochytus")* (Meyrick, 1888\) * *[Orocrambus jansoni](/wiki/Orocrambus_jansoni "Orocrambus jansoni")* Gaskin, 1975 * *[Orocrambus lectus](/wiki/Orocrambus_lectus "Orocrambus lectus")* (Philpott, 1929\) * *[Orocrambus lewisi](/wiki/Orocrambus_lewisi "Orocrambus lewisi")* Gaskin, 1975 * *[Orocrambus lindsayi](/wiki/Orocrambus_lindsayi "Orocrambus lindsayi")* Gaskin, 1975 * *[Orocrambus machaeristes](/wiki/Orocrambus_machaeristes "Orocrambus machaeristes")* Meyrick, 1905 * *[Orocrambus melampetrus](/wiki/Orocrambus_melampetrus "Orocrambus melampetrus")* Purdie, 1884 * *[Orocrambus melitastes](/wiki/Orocrambus_melitastes "Orocrambus melitastes")* (Meyrick, 1909\) * *[Orocrambus mylites](/wiki/Orocrambus_mylites "Orocrambus mylites")* Meyrick, 1888 * *[Orocrambus oppositus](/wiki/Orocrambus_oppositus "Orocrambus oppositus")* (Philpott, 1915\) * *[Orocrambus ordishi](/wiki/Orocrambus_ordishi "Orocrambus ordishi")* Gaskin, 1975 * *[Orocrambus ornatus](/wiki/Orocrambus_ornatus "Orocrambus ornatus")* (Philpott, 1927\) * *[Orocrambus paraxenus](/wiki/Orocrambus_paraxenus "Orocrambus paraxenus")* (Meyrick, 1885\) * *[Orocrambus philpotti](/wiki/Orocrambus_philpotti "Orocrambus philpotti")* Gaskin, 1975 * *[Orocrambus punctellus](/wiki/Orocrambus_punctellus "Orocrambus punctellus")* (Hudson, 1950\) * *[Orocrambus ramosellus](/wiki/Orocrambus_ramosellus "Orocrambus ramosellus")* (Doubleday in White \& Doubleday, 1843\) * *[Orocrambus scoparioides](/wiki/Orocrambus_scoparioides "Orocrambus scoparioides")* Philpott, 1914 * *[Orocrambus scutatus](/wiki/Orocrambus_scutatus "Orocrambus scutatus")* (Philpott, 1917\) * *[Orocrambus simplex](/wiki/Orocrambus_simplex "Orocrambus simplex")* (Butler, 1877\) * *[Orocrambus siriellus](/wiki/Orocrambus_siriellus "Orocrambus siriellus")* (Meyrick, 1882\) * *[Orocrambus sophistes](/wiki/Orocrambus_sophistes "Orocrambus sophistes")* (Meyrick, 1905\) * *[Orocrambus sophronellus](/wiki/Orocrambus_sophronellus "Orocrambus sophronellus")* (Meyrick, 1885\) * *[Orocrambus thymiastes](/wiki/Orocrambus_thymiastes "Orocrambus thymiastes")* Meyrick, 1901 * *[Orocrambus tritonellus](/wiki/Orocrambus_tritonellus "Orocrambus tritonellus")* (Meyrick, 1885\) * *[Orocrambus tuhualis](/wiki/Orocrambus_tuhualis "Orocrambus tuhualis")* (C. Felder, R. Felder \& Rogenhofer, 1875\) * *[Orocrambus ventosus](/wiki/Orocrambus_ventosus "Orocrambus ventosus")* Meyrick, 1920 * *[Orocrambus vittellus](/wiki/Orocrambus_vittellus "Orocrambus vittellus")* (Doubleday in White \& Doubleday, 1843\) * *[Orocrambus vulgaris](/wiki/Orocrambus_vulgaris "Orocrambus vulgaris")* (Butler, 1877\) * *[Orocrambus xanthogrammus](/wiki/Orocrambus_xanthogrammus "Orocrambus xanthogrammus")* (Meyrick, 1882\) * *[Proternia philocapna](/wiki/Proternia_philocapna "Proternia philocapna")* Meyrick, 1884 * *[Protyparcha scaphodes](/wiki/Protyparcha_scaphodes "Protyparcha scaphodes")* Meyrick, 1909 * *[Pyrausta comastis](/wiki/Pyrausta_comastis "Pyrausta comastis")* (Meyrick, 1884\) * *[Sceliodes cordalis](/wiki/Sceliodes_cordalis "Sceliodes cordalis")* (eggfruit caterpillar) (Doubleday in White \& Doubleday, 1843\) * *[Spoladea recurvalis](/wiki/Spoladea_recurvalis "Spoladea recurvalis")* (Fabricius, 1775\) * *[Tauroscopa gorgopis](/wiki/Tauroscopa_gorgopis "Tauroscopa gorgopis")* Meyrick, 1888 * *[Tauroscopa notabilis](/wiki/Tauroscopa_notabilis "Tauroscopa notabilis")* Philpott, 1923 * *[Tauroscopa trapezitis](/wiki/Tauroscopa_trapezitis "Tauroscopa trapezitis")* Meyrick, 1905 * *[Tawhitia glaucophanes](/wiki/Tawhitia_glaucophanes "Tawhitia glaucophanes")* (Meyrick, 1907\) * *[Tawhitia pentadactyla](/wiki/Tawhitia_pentadactyla "Tawhitia pentadactyla")* (Zeller, 1863\) * *[Uresiphita maorialis](/wiki/Uresiphita_maorialis "Uresiphita maorialis")* (C. Felder, R. Felder \& Rogenhofer, 1875\) * *[Uresiphita ornithopteralis](/wiki/Uresiphita_ornithopteralis "Uresiphita ornithopteralis")* (Guenée, 1854\)

How does individual psychology contribute to our misuse of power?

Upper Canada

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War of 1812 (1812–1815)

### War of 1812 (1812–1815\) [thumb\|Painting depicting the death of [Isaac Brock](/wiki/Isaac_Brock "Isaac Brock")](/wiki/File:Push_on%2C_brave_York_volunteers%28large%29.jpg "Push on, brave York volunteers(large).jpg") During the [War of 1812](/wiki/War_of_1812 "War of 1812") with the United States, Upper Canada was the chief target of the Americans, since it was weakly defended and populated largely by American immigrants. However, division in the United States over the war, a lackluster American militia, the incompetence of American military commanders, and swift and decisive action by the British commander, Sir [Isaac Brock](/wiki/Isaac_Brock "Isaac Brock"), kept Upper Canada part of British North America. Detroit was captured by the British on 6 August 1812\. The [Michigan Territory](/wiki/Michigan_Territory "Michigan Territory") was held under British control until it was abandoned in 1813\. The Americans won the decisive [Battle of Lake Erie](/wiki/Battle_of_Lake_Erie "Battle of Lake Erie") (10 September 1813\) and forced the British to retreat from the western areas. On the retreat they were intercepted at the [Battle of the Thames](/wiki/Battle_of_the_Thames "Battle of the Thames") (5 October 1813\) and destroyed in a major American victory that killed [Tecumseh](/wiki/Tecumseh "Tecumseh") and broke the power of Britain's Indian allies.Young, Bennett Henderson, *The Battle of the Thames: In Which Kentuckians Defeated the British, French and Indians, 5 October 1813\.* Louisville, Ky.: Morton, 1903\. Major battles fought on territory in Upper Canada included: * [Battle of Queenston Heights](/wiki/Battle_of_Queenston_Heights "Battle of Queenston Heights"), 13 October 1812 * Burning and [Battle of York](/wiki/Battle_of_York "Battle of York"), 27 April 1813 * [Battle of Fort George](/wiki/Battle_of_Fort_George "Battle of Fort George"), 27 May 1813 * [Battle of Stoney Creek](/wiki/Battle_of_Stoney_Creek "Battle of Stoney Creek"), 5 June 1813 * [Battle of Beaver Dams](/wiki/Battle_of_Beaver_Dams "Battle of Beaver Dams"), 24 June 1813 * [Battle of Lake Erie](/wiki/Battle_of_Lake_Erie "Battle of Lake Erie"), 10 September 1813 * [Battle of the Thames](/wiki/Battle_of_the_Thames "Battle of the Thames"), 5 October 1813 * [Battle of Crysler's Farm](/wiki/Battle_of_Crysler%27s_Farm "Battle of Crysler's Farm"), 11 November 1813 * Burning of [Newark](/wiki/Niagara-on-the-Lake "Niagara-on-the-Lake"), 10 December 1813 * [Battle of Chippawa](/wiki/Battle_of_Chippawa "Battle of Chippawa"), 5 July 1814 * [Battle of Lundy's Lane](/wiki/Battle_of_Lundy%27s_Lane "Battle of Lundy's Lane"), 25 July 1814 Many other battles were fought in American territory bordering Upper Canada, including the [Northwest Territory](/wiki/Northwest_Territory "Northwest Territory") (most in modern\-day Michigan), [upstate New York](/wiki/Upstate_New_York "Upstate New York") and naval battles in the Great Lakes. The [Treaty of Ghent](/wiki/Treaty_of_Ghent "Treaty of Ghent") (ratified in 1815\) ended the war and restored the [status quo ante bellum](/wiki/Status_quo_ante_bellum "Status quo ante bellum").

What were the consequences of the Treaty of Ghent on the conflict?

Ether (Book of Mormon prophet)

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Polygamy

### Polygamy According to [Daniel H. Ludlow](/wiki/Daniel_H._Ludlow "Daniel H. Ludlow"), it is not clear, however, whether or not the Jaredites were commanded by the Lord to practice polygamy. The following evidences have been cited which might indicate that they did practice polygamy: * Many of the men had large numbers of sons and daughters. For example, the brother of Jared had 22 sons and daughters () and Orihah had 31 sons and daughters (). * Riplakish had "many wives and concubines" (). He was condemned by the Lord for his wickedness, but it is not clear whether or not this condemnation was because of his "many wives." * In it states that "every *man* kept the hilt of his sword in his right hand, in the defence of his property and his own life and of his *wives* and children." This verse seems to indicate that the people practiced polygamy, but whether or not it was sanctioned by the Lord is not made clear in the record.

Was polygamy a common practice in ancient societies?

Oyinkansola Fawehinmi

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Memoir

Memoir ------ In 2023, Foza published her [memoir](/wiki/Memoir "Memoir") titled "So Far So Foza," detailing her journey from childhood to her professional achievements. The book, published by Zmirage Publishing, offers insights into her [personal life](/wiki/Personal_life "Personal life") and [career](/wiki/Career "Career").

What are some specific achievements mentioned in Foza's memoir?

Kanab Creek

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Introduction

[thumb\|Kanab Creek in Kanab Canyon](/wiki/File:Kanab_canyon.jpg "Kanab canyon.jpg") **Kanab Creek** ( ) is one of the many tributaries of the [Colorado River](/wiki/Colorado_River "Colorado River"). It begins in [Kane County, Utah](/wiki/Kane_County%2C_Utah "Kane County, Utah"), just south of the [watershed](/wiki/Drainage_divide "Drainage divide") to the [Great Basin](/wiki/Great_Basin "Great Basin") and flows south to the [Colorado River](/wiki/Colorado_River "Colorado River"). The stream headwaters arise at at an elevation of approximately 8600 feet along the base of the Sunset Cliffs.*Alton, UT,* 7\.5 Minute Topographic Quadrangle, USGS, 1966 (1980 rev.) The stream flows southwest and passes just to the east of the community of [Alton](/wiki/Alton%2C_Utah "Alton, Utah") where it turns to the south and passes under [Utah State Route 136](/wiki/Utah_State_Route_136 "Utah State Route 136"). It continues to the south and runs parallel to [U.S. Route 89](/wiki/U.S._Route_89 "U.S. Route 89") past [Kanab](/wiki/Kanab%2C_Utah "Kanab, Utah").*Utah Atlas \& Gazetteer,* DeLorme, 9th ed. 2014, The stream enters Arizona where it becomes the border between [Coconino](/wiki/Coconino_County "Coconino County") and [Mohave](/wiki/Mohave_County "Mohave County") counties and flows past [Fredonia](/wiki/Fredonia%2C_Arizona "Fredonia, Arizona"). It flows through the [Kaibab Indian Reservation](/wiki/Kaibab_Indian_Reservation "Kaibab Indian Reservation") of the [Paiute people](/wiki/Southern_Paiute "Southern Paiute") and the [Kanab Creek Wilderness](/wiki/Kanab_Creek_Wilderness "Kanab Creek Wilderness") before reaching its confluence with the Colorado at at an elevation of 1913 feet within the [Grand Canyon National Park](/wiki/Grand_Canyon_National_Park "Grand Canyon National Park").*Arizona Atlas \& Gazetteer,* DeLorme, 4th ed. 2001, pp. 22\-3 [alt\=Cañon of Kanab Creek, 1872\. Photographs of the American West, Boston Public Library\|thumb\|Cañon of Kanab Creek, 1872\. Photographs of the American West, Boston Public Library](/wiki/File:The_Ca%C3%B1on_of_Kanab_Creek_-_DPLA_-_c764c07597722a60215b9e7a5d45b7c4_%28page_1%29.jpg "The Cañon of Kanab Creek - DPLA - c764c07597722a60215b9e7a5d45b7c4 (page 1).jpg") The valley of Kanab Creek was settled by [Basketmaker](/wiki/Basketmaker_culture "Basketmaker culture") and [Anasazi](/wiki/Anasazi "Anasazi") Indians. Ruins of their buildings and artifacts are found along its course. A crossing of the creek at is known as **Nagles Crossing**.

Can you visit Kanab Creek?

Especially for You

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Year-end charts

### Year\-end charts | \+ 1988 year\-end chart performance for "Especially for You" | | --- | | Chart (1988\) | Position | | UK Singles (OCC) | 4 | | \+ 1989 year\-end chart performance for "Especially for You" | | --- | | Chart (1989\) | Position | | Australia (ARIA) | 17 | | Belgium (Ultratop 50 Flanders) | 26 | | Europe (European Hot 100 Singles) | 13 | | Netherlands (Dutch Top 40\) | 48 | | Netherlands (Single Top 100\) | 53 | | New Zealand (Recorded Music NZ) | 14 | | Switzerland (Schweizer Hitparade) | 22 | | UK Singles (OCC) | 32 | | West Germany (Official German Charts) | 60 |

What was the song that performed well at year-end charts in both 1988 and 1989?

Dick Mountjoy

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Introduction

**Richard Lee Mountjoy** (January 13, 1932 – May 18, 2015\) was an American [Republican](/wiki/Republican_Party_%28United_States%29 "Republican Party (United States)") politician from [Monrovia, California](/wiki/Monrovia%2C_California "Monrovia, California"). He served in the [California State Assembly](/wiki/California_State_Assembly "California State Assembly") from 1978 to 1994, and the [California State Senate](/wiki/California_State_Senate "California State Senate") from 1994 to 2000\. He was also the Republican nominee for the [U.S. Senate in 2006](/wiki/2006_United_States_Senate_election_in_California "2006 United States Senate election in California").

Did Richard Lee Mountjoy have any siblings or family members who were also involved in politics?

Abu Dhabi Knight Riders

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Captains

Captains -------- | Player | Tenure | Matches | Won | Lost | Tied | NR | Win% | Best Result | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | [Sunil Narine](/wiki/Sunil_Narine "Sunil Narine") | 2023\-Present | 20 | 5 | 14 | \- | 1 | 26\.32 |4/8 (2024\) | [Andre Russell](/wiki/Andre_Russell "Andre Russell") 2024\-2024 | 1 | 1 | \- | \- | \- | 100\.00 | *Stand\-In* | Last Updated: 13 February 2024 | | | | | | | | | |

Can you list all the captains who have played more than 10 matches?

Graham Canty

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Introduction

**Graham Canty** (born 23 July 1980\) is an Irish [Gaelic footballer](/wiki/Gaelic_football "Gaelic football") who played as a centre\-back for the [Cork](/wiki/Cork_senior_football_team "Cork senior football team") senior team. Born in [Bantry](/wiki/Bantry "Bantry"), [County Cork](/wiki/County_Cork "County Cork"), Canty arrived on the inter\-county scene at the age of seventeen when he first linked up with the Cork minor team, before later joining the under\-21 side. He made his senior debut in the [2000 championship](/wiki/2000_All-Ireland_Senior_Football_Championship "2000 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship"). Canty went on to play a key role in defence for over a decade, and won one [All\-Ireland](/wiki/All-Ireland_Senior_Football_Championship "All-Ireland Senior Football Championship") medal, four [Munster](/wiki/Munster_Senior_Football_Championship "Munster Senior Football Championship") medals and one [National Football League](/wiki/National_Football_League_%28Ireland%29 "National Football League (Ireland)") medal. An All\-Ireland runner\-up on two occasions, Canty captained the team to the All\-Ireland title in 2010\. Canty represented the [Ireland](/wiki/Ireland_international_rules_football_team "Ireland international rules football team") team in the [International rule](/wiki/International_rules_football "International rules football") on a number of occasions throughout his career, claiming three winners' medals in the process. He was also a regular on the [Munster](/wiki/Munster_GAA "Munster GAA") inter\-provincial team. At club level Canty won one [championship](/wiki/Cork_Senior_Football_Championship "Cork Senior Football Championship") medal with [Bantry Blues](/wiki/Bantry_Blues "Bantry Blues"). Throughout his career, Canty made 61 championship appearances for Cork. He announced his retirement from inter\-county football on 1 November 2013\.

Why might Graham Canty's retirement from inter-county football affect his team?

List of Devilman volumes

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Introduction

The [manga](/wiki/Manga "Manga") was written and illustrated by [Go Nagai](/wiki/Go_Nagai "Go Nagai") and originally published by Kodansha from to in *[Shonen Magazine](/wiki/Shonen_Magazine "Shonen Magazine")*. The series has been published in [tankōbon](/wiki/Tank%C5%8Dbon "Tankōbon") format several times, most of them by Kodansha (with the exception of the ebook format and some special editions). Starting the 1987 publishing, most Kodansha editions include, as part of the volumes, the manga *Shin Devilman* (which originally was not meant to be included in the [canon](/wiki/Canon_%28fiction%29 "Canon (fiction)") of the original series). Outside Japan, *Devilman* has been published in [France](/wiki/France "France"), [Hong Kong](/wiki/Hong_Kong "Hong Kong"), [Italy](/wiki/Italy "Italy"), [South Korea](/wiki/South_Korea "South Korea") and [Taiwan](/wiki/Taiwan "Taiwan"). In France, it was published in 1999\-2000 by Dynamic Visions, translated by Federico Colpi; in Hong Kong it has been published twice, one in 1993 and the other in 1999 and the Taiwanese edition is also available there; in Italy it has been published four times, the first time from 1991 to 1993 by Granata Press, the second time in 1996 by Dynamic Italia, the third time by [d/visual](/wiki/D/visual "D/visual") from 2004 to 2005, and the last time by [Jpop](/wiki/Jpop_%28publishing_house%29 "Jpop (publishing house)") in 2013;[Devilman volumes](http://www.j-pop.it/490-devilman), Jpop official website. and in Taiwan, it was published by d/visual taipei in 2005\. There is also a publication called *Go Nagai's Devilman: The Devil's Incarnation* published in 1986 by Dynamic Production for the [United States](/wiki/United_States "United States"). It contains chapters from the first tankōbon and it was translated by Willard Carroll with David Lewis. [Seven Seas Entertainment](/wiki/Seven_Seas_Entertainment "Seven Seas Entertainment") published the English translation of the original manga in two volumes in 2018\. The *Shin Devilman* manga was partially released in a digitally colored version with slightly revised art in the US in 1995 by [Glenn Danzig](/wiki/Glenn_Danzig "Glenn Danzig") under his label *[Verotik](/wiki/Verotik "Verotik")* under the title *Devilman*. The manga has also been published in Italy by [d/visual](/wiki/D/visual "D/visual") where it is known as *Devilman: Time Travellers*.

Is there an edition that does not include Shin Devilman?

Helanthium bolivianum

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Introduction

* + - * + - * + - * + - * + ***Helanthium bolivianum*** is a species of plant in the [Alismataceae](/wiki/Alismataceae "Alismataceae"). It is native to southern [Mexico](/wiki/Mexico "Mexico"), [Central America](/wiki/Central_America "Central America"), the [West Indies](/wiki/West_Indies "West Indies") and [South America](/wiki/South_America "South America").Lehtonen, Samuli \& Myllys, Leena. 2008\. Cladistics 24(2\): 228

Can you provide examples of other plants in the West Indies?

The Pod

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Personnel

Personnel --------- Ween * [Dean Ween](/wiki/Dean_Ween "Dean Ween") * [Gene Ween](/wiki/Gene_Ween "Gene Ween") Additional musicians * Mean Ween – bass on "Alone" Technical * Dean Ween – engineer, art direction * Gene Ween – engineer, art direction * [Andrew Weiss](/wiki/Andrew_Weiss_%28musician%29 "Andrew Weiss (musician)") – producer, mixing * Michael McGrath – art direction * Logorythms – cover art, design * [Howie Weinberg](/wiki/Howie_Weinberg "Howie Weinberg") – remastering

Is Mean Ween a separate entity from Ween?

Lane Crawford

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Gallery

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How many department stores does Lane Crawford have in Hong Kong?

Chucky Pancamo

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Development

Development ----------- [Tom Fontana](/wiki/Tom_Fontana "Tom Fontana"), who hired Chuck Zito to play Pancamo, said, "I'm going to push you and your character. I'm going to take you to places you've never been." Zito replied, "That's fine. But there's one thing you should know. I don't do rapes, and I don't get raped. And I do my own wardrobe."Joe Layden, Sean Penn, and Chuck Zito, *Street Justice* (Macmillan, 2003\), [274](https://books.google.com/books?id=xKMseFs5xqYC&pg=PA274&dq=%22Chucky+Pancamo%22&ei=tkRsSfa1H6SsyATuuPnPCQ#PPA274,M1). Zito is one of the few actors on the show that has spent time in prison. When Zito auditioned for the role, the characters first name was "Sam", but was changed to Chucky after Zito received the part.

How does Chuck Zito's experience in prison influence his acting career?

Mom season 1

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Cast

Cast ---- ### Main * [Anna Faris](/wiki/Anna_Faris "Anna Faris") as Christy Plunkett * [Allison Janney](/wiki/Allison_Janney "Allison Janney") as Bonnie Plunkett * [Sadie Calvano](/wiki/Sadie_Calvano "Sadie Calvano") as Violet Plunkett * [Nate Corddry](/wiki/Nate_Corddry "Nate Corddry") as Gabriel * [Matt Jones](/wiki/Matt_L._Jones "Matt L. Jones") as Baxter * [French Stewart](/wiki/French_Stewart "French Stewart") as Chef Rudy * [Spencer Daniels](/wiki/Spencer_Daniels "Spencer Daniels") as Luke * Blake Garrett Rosenthal as Roscoe ### Recurring * Reggie De Leon as Paul * [Mimi Kennedy](/wiki/Mimi_Kennedy "Mimi Kennedy") as Marjorie Armstrong * [Kevin Pollak](/wiki/Kevin_Pollak "Kevin Pollak") as Alvin Lester Biletnikoff * [Octavia Spencer](/wiki/Octavia_Spencer "Octavia Spencer") as Regina Tompkins * [Ryan Cartwright](/wiki/Ryan_Cartwright "Ryan Cartwright") as Jeff Taylor * [Melissa Tang](/wiki/Melissa_Tang "Melissa Tang") as Suzanne Taylor * [Courtney Henggeler](/wiki/Courtney_Henggeler "Courtney Henggeler") as Claudia * [Don McManus](/wiki/Don_McManus "Don McManus") as Steve Casper * [Mary Pat Gleason](/wiki/Mary_Pat_Gleason "Mary Pat Gleason") as Mary ### Special guest stars * [Jon Cryer](/wiki/Jon_Cryer "Jon Cryer") as himself * [Lisa Joyner](/wiki/Lisa_Joyner "Lisa Joyner") as herself * [Justin Long](/wiki/Justin_Long "Justin Long") as Adam Henchy ### Guest stars * [David de Lautour](/wiki/David_de_Lautour "David de Lautour") as Greg * George Paez as Ramone * [Matt Cook](/wiki/Matt_Cook_%28actor%29 "Matt Cook (actor)") as Geoff * Jim Holmes as Wayne * [Nick Searcy](/wiki/Nick_Searcy "Nick Searcy") as Nathan * [Lauren Bowles](/wiki/Lauren_Bowles "Lauren Bowles") as Mary * [Matt Roth](/wiki/Matt_Roth_%28actor%29 "Matt Roth (actor)") as Jerry * Jordan Dunn as Jackie Biletnikoff * Nicholas Stockdale as Douglas Biletnikoff * [Nick Zano](/wiki/Nick_Zano "Nick Zano") as David * [Tiffany Dupont](/wiki/Tiffany_Dupont "Tiffany Dupont") as Alicia * [Rizwan Manji](/wiki/Rizwan_Manji "Rizwan Manji") as Dr. Bellin * [Alex Desert](/wiki/Alex_Desert "Alex Desert") as Wes * [Wayne Wilderson](/wiki/Wayne_Wilderson "Wayne Wilderson") as Dr. Butler

How many recurring characters are there in total?

Lakshmi Menon (actress)

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Introduction

**Lakshmi Menon** (born 19 May 1996) is an Indian actress who mainly appears in [Tamil films](/wiki/Tamil_cinema "Tamil cinema"). After making her acting debut in a supporting role in the [Malayalam film](/wiki/Malayalam_film "Malayalam film") *[Raghuvinte Swantham Raziya](/wiki/Raghuvinte_Swantham_Raziya "Raghuvinte Swantham Raziya")* (2011\). She made her first main female lead with her Tamil debut film *[Sundara Pandian](/wiki/Sundarapandian "Sundarapandian")* in 2012\. She is a recipient of a [Filmfare Award South](/wiki/Filmfare_Award_for_Best_Female_Debut_%E2%80%93_South "Filmfare Award for Best Female Debut – South"), one [Tamil Nadu State Film Award](/wiki/Tamil_Nadu_State_Film_Award "Tamil Nadu State Film Award") and two [SIIMA](/wiki/SIIMA "SIIMA") Awards.

What are some notable roles of Lakshmi Menon in her career?

1861 California gubernatorial election

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Counties that flipped from Democratic to Republican

#### Counties that flipped from Democratic to Republican * [Alameda](/wiki/Alameda_County%2C_California "Alameda County, California") * [Amador](/wiki/Amador_County%2C_California "Amador County, California") * [Butte](/wiki/Butte_County%2C_California "Butte County, California") * [Calaveras](/wiki/Calaveras_County%2C_California "Calaveras County, California") * [Contra Costa](/wiki/Contra_Costa_County%2C_California "Contra Costa County, California") * [El Dorado](/wiki/El_Dorado_County%2C_California "El Dorado County, California") * [Humboldt](/wiki/Humboldt_County%2C_California "Humboldt County, California") * [Marin](/wiki/Marin_County%2C_California "Marin County, California") * [Monterey](/wiki/Monterey_County%2C_California "Monterey County, California") * [Napa](/wiki/Napa_County%2C_California "Napa County, California") * [Nevada](/wiki/Nevada_County%2C_California "Nevada County, California") * [Placer](/wiki/Placer_County%2C_California "Placer County, California") * [Plumas](/wiki/Plumas_County%2C_California "Plumas County, California") * [Sacramento](/wiki/Sacramento_County%2C_California "Sacramento County, California") * [San Diego](/wiki/San_Diego_County%2C_California "San Diego County, California") * [San Francisco](/wiki/San_Francisco%2C_California "San Francisco, California") * [San Joaquin](/wiki/San_Joaquin_County%2C_California "San Joaquin County, California") * [San Mateo](/wiki/San_Mateo_County%2C_California "San Mateo County, California") * [Santa Clara](/wiki/Santa_Clara_County%2C_California "Santa Clara County, California") * [Santa Cruz](/wiki/Santa_Cruz_County%2C_California "Santa Cruz County, California") * [Sierra](/wiki/Sierra_County%2C_California "Sierra County, California") * [Solano](/wiki/Solano_County%2C_California "Solano County, California") * [Trinity](/wiki/Trinity_County%2C_California "Trinity County, California") * [Tuolumne](/wiki/Tuolumne_County%2C_California "Tuolumne County, California") * [Yolo](/wiki/Yolo_County%2C_California "Yolo County, California") * [Yuba](/wiki/Yuba_County%2C_California "Yuba County, California")

Were there any other factors that contributed to the flips besides voting patterns?

Syed Ibne Hasan Nonaharvi

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As student & teacher

As student \& teacher --------------------- ### Studies He went to [Islamic](/wiki/Islamic "Islamic") school in Nonahara, Ghazipur, UP, India and then moved to [Lucknow](/wiki/Lucknow "Lucknow") for higher [Shia](/wiki/Shia "Shia") religious education. He graduated from [Sultanul Madaris](/wiki/Sultanul_Madaris "Sultanul Madaris"). Maulana Nonaharvi was a student of *Allama* Syed Ahmad Raza *Saheb*, *Baqirul Uloom Maulana* Syed Mohammad Baqir *Saheb*, and [*Nasirul Millat* Syed Nasir Husain *Moosavi Kintoori*](/wiki/Syed_Ali_Nasir_Saeed_Abaqati%23Family_background "Syed Ali Nasir Saeed Abaqati#Family background"), [*Allama* Syed Sibte Hasan Naqvi](/wiki/Syed_Sibte_Hasan_Naqvi "Syed Sibte Hasan Naqvi"), etc. ### In academics He continued teaching at [Sultanul Madaris](/wiki/Sultanul_Madaris "Sultanul Madaris") and then became Principal of [Madrasatul Waizeen](/wiki/Madrasatul_Waizeen "Madrasatul Waizeen"), where he was known for his teachings of [Nahjul Balagha](/wiki/Nahjul_Balagha "Nahjul Balagha"), [Arabic](/wiki/Classical_Arabic "Classical Arabic"), [usool](/wiki/Usool-ad-Deen "Usool-ad-Deen"), [fiqh](/wiki/Fiqh_Jaffaria "Fiqh Jaffaria") and guided his students to become great reciter.

How does the teaching style at Sultanul Madaris contribute to its reputation?

Thanjavur Sankaranarayanar Temple

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Introduction

[200px\|right\|thumb\|Temple entrance](/wiki/File:Thanjavur_sankaranarayanar_temple.jpg "Thanjavur sankaranarayanar temple.jpg") **Thanjavur Sankaranarayanar Temple** is a [Hindu temple](/wiki/Hindu_temple "Hindu temple") located at Thanjavur in the [Thanjavur taluk](/wiki/Thanjavur_taluk "Thanjavur taluk") of [Thanjavur district](/wiki/Thanjavur_district "Thanjavur district") in [Tamil Nadu](/wiki/Tamil_Nadu "Tamil Nadu"), [India](/wiki/India "India"). The temple is dedicated to [Shiva](/wiki/Shiva "Shiva"). The presiding deity of the temple is known as [Sankaranayanar](/wiki/Ardhanarishvara "Ardhanarishvara"),M.Seeralan, Thanjavur Sri Sankaranarayanaswami Temple and Pradosham worship (in Tamil), Tirumagal Publishers, Thanjavur, 1996 and a sculpture of the deity is found in the temple. The right part of the sculpture represents Shiva, and the left part represents [Vishnu](/wiki/Vishnu "Vishnu"). The Consort of the presiding deity, Balambikai, is found in a separate shrine. Based on the field work to the temple The history of the temple is found in *Brahadisvara Mahatmiyam* and *Thanjapuri Mahatmiyam*.

How does the temple contribute to the culture and society of Tamil Nadu?

Quarkonium

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### Charmonium [thumb\|Charmonium](/wiki/File:Quark_structure_charmonium.svg "Quark structure charmonium.svg") In the following table, the same particle can be named with the [spectroscopic notation](/wiki/Spectroscopic_notation "Spectroscopic notation") or with its mass. In some cases excitation series are used: ψ′ is the first excitation of ψ (which, for historical reasons, is called particle); ψ″ is a second excitation, and so on. That is, names in the same cell are synonymous. Some of the states are predicted, but have not been identified; others are unconfirmed. The quantum numbers of the [X(3872\)](/wiki/X%283872%29 "X(3872)") particle have been measured recently by the LHCb experiment at CERN. This measurement shed some light on its identity, excluding the third option among the three envisioned, which are: * a charmonium hybrid state * a molecule * a candidate for the 11D2 state In 2005, the [BaBar experiment](/wiki/BaBar_experiment "BaBar experiment") announced the discovery of a new state: [Y(4260\)](/wiki/Y%284260%29 "Y(4260)"). [CLEO](/wiki/CLEO_%28particle_detector%29 "CLEO (particle detector)") and [Belle](/wiki/Belle_experiment "Belle experiment") have since corroborated these observations. At first, Y(4260\) was thought to be a charmonium state, but the evidence suggests more exotic explanations, such as a D "molecule", a 4\-quark construct, or a hybrid [meson](/wiki/Meson "Meson"). | [Term symbol](/wiki/Term_symbol "Term symbol") | *[I](/wiki/Isospin "Isospin")[G](/wiki/G-parity "G-parity")*(*[J](/wiki/Angular_momentum%23Angular_momentum_in_quantum_mechanics "Angular momentum#Angular momentum in quantum mechanics")[P](/wiki/Parity_%28physics%29 "Parity (physics)")[C](/wiki/C-parity "C-parity")*) | Particle | mass (MeV/*c*2) | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 11S0 | 0\+(0−\+) | [*ηc*](/wiki/Eta-c_particle "Eta-c particle")(1*S*) | | | 13S1 | 0−(1−−) | [*J/ψ*](/wiki/J/Psi_particle "J/Psi particle")(1*S*) | | | 11P1 | 0−(1\+−) | [*hc*](/wiki/H-c_particle "H-c particle")(1*P*) | | | 13P0 | 0\+(0\+\+) | [*χ**c*0](/wiki/Chi-c_particle "Chi-c particle")(1*P*) | | | 13P1 | 0\+(1\+\+) | *χ**c*1(1*P*) | | | 13P2 | 0\+(2\+\+) | *χ**c*2(1*P*) | | | 21S0 | 0\+(0−\+) | *ηc*(2*S*), or ** | | | 23S1 | 0−(1−−) | *ψ*(2S) or *ψ*(3686\) | | | 11D2 | 0\+(2−\+) | *η**c*2(1*D*) | | | 13D1 | 0−(1−−) | *ψ*(3770\) | | | 13D2 | 0−(2−−) | *ψ*2(1*D*) | | | 13D3 | 0−(3−−) | *ψ*3(1*D*)[\[‡]](/wiki/%23note3 "#note3") | | | 21P1 | 0−(1\+−) | *hc*(2*P*)[\[‡]](/wiki/%23note3 "#note3") | | | 23P0 | 0\+(0\+\+) | *χ**c*0(2*P*)[\[‡]](/wiki/%23note3 "#note3") | | | 23P1 | 0\+(1\+\+) | *χ**c*1(2*P*)[\[‡]](/wiki/%23note3 "#note3") | | | 23P2 | 0\+(2\+\+) | *χ**c*2(2*P*)[\[‡]](/wiki/%23note3 "#note3") | | | ???? | 0\+(1\+\+)[\*](/wiki/%23note1 "#note1") | *X*(3872\) | | | ???? | ??(1−−)[\[†]](/wiki/%23note2 "#note2") | *Y*(4260\) | | Notes: \[] Needs confirmation. \[†] Interpretation as a 1−− charmonium state not favored. \[‡] Predicted, but not yet identified.

Do any of these particles have connections to other areas of physics, like atomic physics?

Simone Dubois

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Introduction

**Simone Dubois** ([Ghent](/wiki/Ghent "Ghent"), 29 April 1910 – [The Hague](/wiki/The_Hague "The Hague"), 5 April 2001\) was a Belgian translator, writer and researcher who lived and worked mainly in the [Netherlands](/wiki/Netherlands "Netherlands"). She became known in particular for research into and translations of the work of [Belle van Zuylen](/wiki/Belle_van_Zuylen "Belle van Zuylen"), of whom she wrote two biographies. Dubois devoted 40 years of her life to this French\-language writer.

What other researchers have worked on similar topics?

ESIM

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Design

Design ------ A traditional [SIM card](/wiki/SIM_card "SIM card") consists of an [integrated circuit](/wiki/Integrated_circuit "Integrated circuit") located on a [universal integrated circuit card](/wiki/Universal_integrated_circuit_card "Universal integrated circuit card") (UICC), typically made of PVC, which is manually inserted into a device. By contrast, an eSIM is a virtualized SIM card profile installed onto an [eUICC](/wiki/EUICC "EUICC") chip permanently [surface\-mounted](/wiki/Surface-mount_technology "Surface-mount technology") to a mobile device at the factory. The eUICC chip used to host the eSIM uses the same electrical interface as a physical SIM as defined in [ISO/IEC 7816](/wiki/ISO/IEC%C2%A07816 "ISO/IEC 7816") but with a small format of 6 mm × 5 mm. Once an eSIM carrier profile has been installed on an eUICC, it operates in the same way as a physical SIM, complete with a unique [ICCID](/wiki/SIM_card "SIM card") and [network authentication key](/wiki/SIM_card%23Authentication_key_%28Ki%29 "SIM card#Authentication key (Ki)") generated by the carrier.[Nokia X30 5G](https://www.nokia.com/phones/en_gb/nokia-x-30/specs?sku=VMA751X9FI1AL0) Nokia

Does an eSIM require a separate chip or can it be integrated with other components?

2019 World Athletics Championships – Men's 110 metres hurdles

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Summary

Summary ------- Five athletes returned from the 2017 final, the defending champion and Olympic champion [Omar McLeod](/wiki/Omar_McLeod "Omar McLeod"), silver medalist [Sergey Shubenkov](/wiki/Sergey_Shubenkov "Sergey Shubenkov"), Olympic silver medalist [Orlando Ortega](/wiki/Orlando_Ortega "Orlando Ortega"), [Devon Allen](/wiki/Devon_Allen "Devon Allen") and [Shane Brathwaite](/wiki/Shane_Brathwaite "Shane Brathwaite"), added as a 9th finalist after he was interfered with in the semi\-finals when [Ronald Levy](/wiki/Ronald_Levy_%28athlete%29 "Ronald Levy (athlete)") drifted out of his lane. In the final, McLeod and American collegian [Grant Holloway](/wiki/Grant_Holloway "Grant Holloway") got out even, but by the second hurdle, Holloway was edging ahead with Ortega the next behind. Holloway was gaining a little on every hurdle, and by the fourth, [Pascal Martinot\-Lagarde](/wiki/Pascal_Martinot-Lagarde "Pascal Martinot-Lagarde") was even with Ortega. As Holloway's lead extended, McLeod pressed. McLeod rattled the eighth hurdle. Ortega again was slightly ahead of Martinot\-Lagarde, but Shubenkov was also there moving fast on the outside. McLeod hit the 9th with his foot flat, losing his balance while running at full speed. He popped up trying to get over the final barrier, bumping Ortega to his right as he failed, crashing to the track. Holloway won by a metre with Shubenkov beating Martinot\-Lagarde to the line. After the bump, Ortega managed to stay upright, crossing the line in fifth, his arms outstretched as if asking what could be done after he was interfered with. Holloway continued celebrating all the way through the first turn and half way down the backstretch before dramatically flopping to the track on his back. McLeod was disqualified for interference. After the race, Spain filed a protest and Ortega was awarded a second bronze medal.

Do athletes often experience issues with losing their balance during a race?

Summer's Blood

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Introduction

***Summer's Blood*** (also known as *Summer* and *Summer's Moon*) is a Canadian [horror film](/wiki/Horror_film "Horror film") directed by [Lee Demarbre](/wiki/Lee_Demarbre "Lee Demarbre") and starring [Ashley Greene](/wiki/Ashley_Greene "Ashley Greene"). It was released directly to [DVD](/wiki/DVD "DVD") on November 10, 2009\.

Can you summarize the movie Summer's Blood?

John Joseph Nevins

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Abortion

### Abortion In a 1992 [pastoral letter](/wiki/Pastoral_letter "Pastoral letter"), "Reverence for God and the Human Person," Nevins condemned [abortion rights](/wiki/Abortion-rights_movements "Abortion-rights movements") for women Although Americans "live in a pluralistic society," he said, there are not two standards of morality \-\- there is only one."

Can a pluralistic society promote equality and justice?

Altıgözbekirli, Ceyhan

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Introduction

**Altıgözbekirli** is a neighbourhood in the municipality and district of [Ceyhan](/wiki/Ceyhan "Ceyhan"), [Adana Province](/wiki/Adana_Province "Adana Province"), [Turkey](/wiki/Turkey "Turkey").[Mahalle](https://www.e-icisleri.gov.tr/Anasayfa/MulkiIdariBolumleri.aspx), Turkey Civil Administration Departments Inventory. Retrieved 12 July 2023\. Its population is 146 (2022\).

How does the climate in Altıgözbekirli differ from other parts of Turkey?

Robert Kayanja

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Ministry

Ministry -------- Kayanja started the Miracle Centre as a papyrus reed structure, together with a few other young ministers. Today it is among the region's largest church buildings, accommodating over 10,000 people. He is also overseer of the Miracle Bible College, the Never Again Children's project and the Kapeeka orphanage. He is the director of Miracle Television and a frequent speaker on [Daystar Television Network](/wiki/Daystar_Television_Network "Daystar Television Network").[Pastor Robert Kayanja](http://kayanja.org/kayanja12/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=106&Itemid=96) on his official website The church has also founded over 1,000 Miracle Centre churches across the country.Billy Bruce, ['Reign of Terror' Reversed in Uganda](http://www.charismamag.com/site-archives/134-peopleevents/people-events/752-reign-of-terror-reversed-in-uganda), *Charisma magazine*, USA, 31 October 2002 Kayanja encourages his congregation to prosper and use their wealth to serve God and help others.John Lloyd, "The riches of heaven", *[Financial Times](/wiki/Financial_Times "Financial Times") Weekend* magazine, 25 October 2008\.[SENTAMU gave me my first pair of shoes – Kayanja](http://www.newvision.co.ug/mobile/Detail.aspx?NewsID=629888&CatID=396) , New Vision. He is the chairman of AfriAid.[Uganda launches food aid initiative to South Sudan](http://www.newvision.co.ug/news/662767-uganda-launches-food-aid-initiative-to-south-sudan.html), New Vision, 11 December 2014

What are the benefits of building a large church like the Miracle Centre?

Michael Lindsay Coulton Crawford

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HMS ''Tireless'' (P327)

##### HMS *Tireless* (P327\) On 15 November 1944, Acting Lieut. Cmdr. Crawford took command of the new submarine *Tireless*. Shortly after the end of the war in Europe in May 1945, *Tireless* sailed to Holy Loch for trials and training. In September, after the end of the war, she completed her training and was dispatched to the Far East, where she served until 1946\.

Did HMS Tireless play a significant role in any major battles during her service?

2006 Gaza beach explosion

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The Guardian report

### The Guardian report On 17 June *[The Guardian](/wiki/The_Guardian "The Guardian")* published the findings of their own investigation into the incident, casting doubt on Israeli version that army was not to blame. The report included interviews with some of the people that were on the beach that day and concluded with the following statements from [Human Rights Watch](/wiki/Human_Rights_Watch "Human Rights Watch")'s Marc Garlasco: "The likelihood that the Ghalia family was killed by an explosive other than one of the shells fired by the Israeli army is remote," and the [Israel Defense Forces](/wiki/Israel_Defense_Forces "Israel Defense Forces")' Capt Dalal: "We're not trying to cover up anything. We didn't do the investigation to exonerate ourselves. If it was our fire, we'll say it." However, according to [The Jerusalem Post](/wiki/The_Jerusalem_Post "The Jerusalem Post"), Garlasco reversed his opinion after further examination of the evidence, concluding that the blast was "probably caused by an unexploded munition in the sand."

Who is responsible for the Ghalia family's death?

Roman Catholic Diocese of Mileto-Nicotera-Tropea

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Acknowledgment

#### Acknowledgment [Mileto](/wiki/Category:Roman_Catholic_dioceses_in_Calabria "Roman Catholic dioceses in Calabria") [Mileto](/wiki/Category:Roman_Catholic_dioceses_established_in_the_11th_century "Roman Catholic dioceses established in the 11th century") [Category:Mileto](/wiki/Category:Mileto "Mileto")

What are some common characteristics of Roman Catholic dioceses established in the 11th century?

Utah Valley University

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Athletics

Athletics --------- [thumb\|The school mascot is the Wolverine](/wiki/File:Wolverine_Sign_Front_Entrance_%282312922995%29_%282%29.jpg "Wolverine Sign Front Entrance (2312922995) (2).jpg") The school mascot is the [Wolverine](/wiki/Wolverine "Wolverine"), and the colors are green and white. The Wolverines compete in the [Western Athletic Conference](/wiki/Western_Athletic_Conference "Western Athletic Conference"). **Men's Intercollegiate Sports** * [Baseball](/wiki/College_Baseball "College Baseball") * [Basketball](/wiki/Utah_Valley_Wolverines_men%27s_basketball "Utah Valley Wolverines men's basketball") * [Cross Country](/wiki/Cross_country_running "Cross country running") * [Golf](/wiki/Golf "Golf") * [Soccer](/wiki/College_soccer_in_the_United_States "College soccer in the United States") * [Track and field](/wiki/Track_and_field "Track and field") * [Wrestling](/wiki/Utah_Valley_Wolverines_wrestling "Utah Valley Wolverines wrestling") * Utah Valley Wolverines swimming **Women's Intercollegiate Sports** * [Basketball](/wiki/Utah_Valley_Wolverines_women%27s_basketball "Utah Valley Wolverines women's basketball") * [Cross Country](/wiki/Cross_country_running "Cross country running") * [Golf](/wiki/Golf "Golf") * [Soccer](/wiki/College_soccer_in_the_United_States "College soccer in the United States") * [Softball](/wiki/College_Softball "College Softball") * [Track and field](/wiki/Track_and_field "Track and field") * [Volleyball](/wiki/Utah_Valley_Wolverines_women%27s_volleyball "Utah Valley Wolverines women's volleyball") * Utah Valley Wolverines swimming The UVU student section was changed to “The Den” in the beginning of the 2017\-2018 school year. It was previously called Mighty Athletic Wolverine League, or “MAWL” The Wolverines play their home basketball games in the 8,500\-seat [UCCU Center](/wiki/UCCU_Center "UCCU Center"). The baseball team plays at [UCCU Ballpark](/wiki/UCCU_Ballpark "UCCU Ballpark"), a 5,000\-seat facility that was also formerly home of the [Orem Owlz](/wiki/Orem_Owlz "Orem Owlz"), a minor\-league affiliate of [Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim](/wiki/Los_Angeles_Angels_of_Anaheim "Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim"), that competed in the [Pioneer Baseball League](/wiki/Pioneer_Baseball_League "Pioneer Baseball League"). Track and Field compete at the Hal Wing Track \& Field. Softball at the Wolverine Field. And, Volleyball and Wrestling competed in Lockhart Arena.

How many seats are in the UCCU Center?

Star Roses and Plants/Conard-Pyle

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Robert Pyle

### Robert Pyle * Robert Pyle rapidly developed the business with the popular sale of two\-year\-old field\-grown rose plants on grafted roots, which brought higher prices and yielded plants that would bloom in the first year of purchase. * Pyle became an internationally known nurseryman and authority on roses, serving in leadership positions in the [American Rose Society](/wiki/American_Rose_Society "American Rose Society"), the National Association of Plant Patent Owners, the American Association of Botanical Gardens and Arboretums, the [American Horticultural Society](/wiki/American_Horticultural_Society "American Horticultural Society"), and other organizations. * One of the most famous roses of all time, the [Peace rose](/wiki/Peace_rose "Peace rose"), was introduced by Pyle patented in 1943 from the work of the French hybridizer [Francis Meilland](/wiki/Francis_Meilland "Francis Meilland").

What other notable roses have been introduced in the past century?

FBI Crisis Negotiation Unit

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Initiatives

Initiatives ----------- The CNU is engaged in an array of research projects, case studies and other initiatives targeted at expanding the FBI's capabilities to assess, manage and successfully resolve critical events. An integral part of this research effort is the Law Enforcement Negotiation Support (LENS) System. LENS is a computer\-based project developed to provide all law enforcement negotiators with additional tools to help resolve crisis situations. Part of this effort is a research project known as the Hostage Barricade Database System (HOBAS). HOBAS was undertaken to gather and analyze statistics on hostage, barricade, and/or suicide incidents in the [United States](/wiki/United_States "United States"). There are currently over 5,000 incidents in HOBAS, contributed by law enforcement agencies in the U.S. and [Canada](/wiki/Canada "Canada"). The CNU is available to assist any law enforcement negotiator with operational issues around the clock, seven days a week.

How does the CNU's research effort impact the FBI's capabilities to assess and resolve critical events?

Boom (P.O.D. song)

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In popular culture

In popular culture ------------------ * The song appeared in the films *[Grind](/wiki/Grind_%282003_film%29 "Grind (2003 film)")*, *[Rollerball (2002 film)](/wiki/Rollerball_%282002_film%29 "Rollerball (2002 film)")* and *[Here Comes the Boom](/wiki/Here_Comes_the_Boom "Here Comes the Boom")*, the latter which was named after a lyric from the song. * The song was featured in the 3rd episode of Season 4 of *[Brooklyn Nine\-Nine](/wiki/Brooklyn_Nine-Nine "Brooklyn Nine-Nine")*.Ferfuson, LaToya ["Brooklyn Nine\-Nine gets “weird” in its escape from Coral Palms "](http://www.avclub.com/tvclub/brooklyn-nine-nine-gets-weird-its-escape-coral-pal-243655) avclub.com (2008\). Retrieved on September 17, 2016\. * It was used in a trailer for the video game *[Bulletstorm](/wiki/Bulletstorm "Bulletstorm")*. * It was used by [WWE](/wiki/WWE "WWE") for their *[Saturday Night's Main Event](/wiki/Saturday_Night%27s_Main_Event "Saturday Night's Main Event")* program from 2006 to 2008\.

Does the song have any other connections to WWE beyond Saturday Night's Main Event?

Aleksandar Tanasin

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Introduction

**Aleksandar Tanasin** (; born 15 November 1991\) is a [Serbian](/wiki/Serbia "Serbia") professional [footballer](/wiki/Association_football "Association football") who plays as a [defender](/wiki/Defender_%28association_football%29 "Defender (association football)") for [Mladost Novi Sad](/wiki/FK_Mladost_Novi_Sad "FK Mladost Novi Sad").

Why was Aleksandar Tanasin born on November 15, 1991?

The Bitch Is Back

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Background

Background ---------- The idea to create the song was inspired not by John or Taupin directly, but rather by Taupin's wife at the time, [Maxine Feibelman](/wiki/Maxine_Feibelman "Maxine Feibelman"), who would say, "The bitch is back," when John was in a bad mood. Taupin then wrote the lyrics. Later, John would comment: "It is kind of my theme song." The song originally was written in [A\-flat major](/wiki/A-flat_major "A-flat major"), but was later performed live a half step lower in the key of [G major](/wiki/G_major "G major").

What other songs might have been inspired by Maxine Feibelman's phrases?

Neurosurgery (journal)

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Editors-in-chief

Editors\-in\-chief ------------------ The following individuals have been [editor\-in\-chief](/wiki/Editor-in-chief "Editor-in-chief") of the journal: * Robert Wilkins, 1977–1982 * Clark Watts, 1982–1987 * [Edward Laws, Jr.](/wiki/Edward_Laws%2C_Jr. "Edward Laws, Jr."), 1987–1992 * Michael Apuzzo, 1992–2009 * [Nelson Oyesiku](/wiki/Nelson_Oyesiku "Nelson Oyesiku"), 2009–2022 * [Douglas Kondziolka](/wiki/Douglas_Kondziolka "Douglas Kondziolka"), 2022–present

Who are some notable editors-in-chief of other journals?

1st Reconnaissance Battalion

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Organization

Organization ------------ 1st Reconnaissance Battalion currently consists of five companies. The companies (except for headquarters and service company) each consist of two platoons. The standard breakdown of the four subsequent companies consists of a [reconnaissance](/wiki/Reconnaissance "Reconnaissance") and [surveillance](/wiki/Surveillance "Surveillance") platoon and a [VBSS](/wiki/Visit%2C_board%2C_search%2C_and_seizure "Visit, board, search, and seizure") platoon. Platoons are further divided into three reconnaissance teams, a [jump team](/wiki/High-altitude_military_parachuting "High-altitude military parachuting"), [dive team](/wiki/Scuba_diving "Scuba diving") and [mobility team](/wiki/Military_light_utility_vehicle "Military light utility vehicle"). A reconnaissance team consists of 6 to 8 [Reconnaissance Marines](/wiki/Reconnaissance_Marines "Reconnaissance Marines") and Special Amphibious Reconnaissance Corpsman (SARC). While ideal and established doctrine, this organizational structure can be modified by battalion or company commanding officers as they see fit. * Headquarters and Service Company * Alpha Company * Bravo Company * Charlie Company * Force Company

What specific tasks do reconnaissance teams perform in combat situations?

Edward Simon (musician)

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As sideman

### As sideman **With [Craig Handy](/wiki/Craig_Handy "Craig Handy")** * *[Split Second Timing](/wiki/Split_Second_Timing "Split Second Timing")* (Arabesque, 1992\) – recorded in 1991 **With [Greg Osby](/wiki/Greg_Osby "Greg Osby")** * *[Mindgames](/wiki/Mindgames_%28album%29 "Mindgames (album)")* ([JMT](/wiki/JMT_Records "JMT Records"), 1988\) * *[Season of Renewal](/wiki/Season_of_Renewal "Season of Renewal")* (JMT, 1990\) – recorded in 1989 **With [Terence Blanchard](/wiki/Terence_Blanchard "Terence Blanchard")** * 1994: *[Romantic Defiance](/wiki/Romantic_Defiance "Romantic Defiance")* (Columbia, 1995\) * 1995: *[The Heart Speaks](/wiki/The_Heart_Speaks "The Heart Speaks")* (Columbia, 1996\) * 1999: *[Wandering Moon](/wiki/Wandering_Moon "Wandering Moon")* (Sony Classical, 2000\) * 2001: *[Let's Get Lost](/wiki/Let%27s_Get_Lost_%28album%29 "Let's Get Lost (album)")* (Sony Classical, 2001\)

How has the artist's career as a sideman influenced their own music-making?

Rose (Marvel Comics)

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Richard Fisk

### Richard Fisk The first version of Rose was Richard Fisk, the son of Wilson Fisk, who sought to overthrow his father after learning the latter was the [Kingpin](/wiki/Kingpin_%28comics%29 "Kingpin (comics)") of Crime. He later became a [Punisher](/wiki/Punisher_%28comics%29 "Punisher (comics)")\-like [vigilante](/wiki/Vigilante "Vigilante"), calling himself Blood Rose. He was eventually shot dead by his own mother [Vanessa Fisk](/wiki/Vanessa_Fisk "Vanessa Fisk"). However, he is later brought back by his father using the tablet of life.

Can anyone actually overthrow their parent and succeed?

Old Testament messianic prophecies quoted in the New Testament

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Zechariah

### Zechariah #### Zechariah 9:9 Christian authors have interpreted [Zechariah 9:9](/wiki/Zechariah_9:9 "9") as a prophecy of an act of messianic self\-humiliation.George Livingstone Robinson [American Journal of Semitic Languages and Literatures, Vol. 12, No. 1/2 (Oct., 1895 \- Jan., 1896\) *Requires subscription for full content*](https://www.jstor.org/stable/527601) The Gospel of John links this verse to the account of Jesus' entry into Jerusalem: The [Synoptic Gospels](/wiki/Synoptic_Gospels "Synoptic Gospels") make clear that Jesus arranged this event, thus consciously fulfilling the prophecy.D. A. Carson, The Gospel According to John (Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing, 1991\), page 433\. The Gospel of Matthew describes Jesus' triumphant entry on [Palm Sunday](/wiki/Palm_Sunday "Palm Sunday") as a fulfillment of this verse in [Zechariah](/wiki/Book_of_Zechariah "Book of Zechariah"). Matthew describes the prophecy in terms of a [colt](/wiki/Colt_%28horse%29 "Colt (horse)") and a separate donkey, whereas the original only mentions the colt; the reference in Zechariah is a Jewish [parallelism](/wiki/Parallelism_%28grammar%29 "Parallelism (grammar)") referring only to a single animal, and the gospels of [Mark](/wiki/Gospel_of_Mark "Gospel of Mark"), [Luke](/wiki/Gospel_of_Luke "Gospel of Luke"), and [John](/wiki/Gospel_of_John "Gospel of John") state Jesus sent his disciples after only one animal., , Several explanations have been suggested, such as that Matthew misread the original, the existence of the foal is implied, or he wanted to create a deliberate echo of a reference in , where there are two asses for David's household to ride on. In the most ancient Jewish writings Zechariah 9:9 is applied to the Messiah. According to the Talmud, so firm was the belief in the ass on which the Messiah is to ride that "if anyone saw an ass in his dream, he will see salvation".Ber. 56b The verse is also Messianically quoted in Sanh. 98 a, in Pirqé de R. Eliez. c. 31, and in several of the [Midrashim](/wiki/Midrash "Midrash"). #### Zechariah 12:10 [Zechariah 12:10](/wiki/Zechariah_12:10 "10") is another verse commonly cited by Christian authors as a messianic prophecy fulfilled by Jesus.Richard H. Hiers [Journal of Biblical Literature, Vol. 90, No. 1 (Mar., 1971\) *Requires subscription for full content*](https://www.jstor.org/stable/3262987) In some of the most ancient Jewish writings, Zechariah 12:10 is applied to the [Messiah Ben Joseph](/wiki/Messiah_ben_Joseph "Messiah ben Joseph") in the Talmud,Sukk. 52a and so is verse 12 ("The land will wail, each family by itself: The family of the House of David by themselves, and their women by themselves; the family of the House of Nathan by themselves, and their women by themselves"), there being, however, a difference of opinion whether the mourning is caused by the death of the Messiah Ben Joseph, or else on account of the evil concupiscence (*[Yetzer hara](/wiki/Yetzer_hara "Yetzer hara")*). The Gospel of John makes reference to this prophecy when referring to the crucifixion of Jesus, as can be seen in the following account: Zechariah 12:10 is often regarded as mistranslated by modern\-day adherents to Judaism. It is often translated by Jews as follows: The [Jewish\-Christian](/wiki/Christianity_and_Judaism "Christianity and Judaism") debate on the correct rendering of Zechariah 12:10 oftentimes come down to the translation of the Hebrew phrase "את אשר (’êṯ\-’ă·šer or et\-asher)" which can mean either "whom" or "about" depending on the context.

How does the Talmud's interpretation of an ass in a dream relate to Zechariah 9:9?

Grafton railway station, Auckland

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Services

Services -------- [Auckland One Rail](/wiki/Auckland_One_Rail "Auckland One Rail"), on behalf of [Auckland Transport](/wiki/Auckland_Transport "Auckland Transport"), operates [Western Line](/wiki/Western_Line_%28Auckland%29 "Western Line (Auckland)") services to [Waitematā](/wiki/Waitemat%C4%81_railway_station "Waitematā railway station") and [Swanson](/wiki/Swanson_Railway_Station "Swanson Railway Station"). The off\-peak weekday frequencies are: * 3 trains per hour (tph) to Waitematā * 3 tph to Swanson Bus routes 30, 70, 75, 295, 309, 321 and the Inner Link serve Grafton station.

Do any other bus routes connect Grafton station with nearby areas?

List of NFL career passer rating leaders

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Introduction

The NFL rates its passers for statistical purposes against a fixed performance standard based on statistical achievements of all qualified pro passers since 1960\. The current [passer rating](/wiki/Passer_rating "Passer rating") system, which was adopted in 1973, removes inequities that existed in the former method and, at the same time, provides a means of comparing passing performances from one season to the next. According to the *2017 NFL Record \& Fact Book*, the system is used to rate passers, not quarterbacks. Statistics do not reflect leadership, play\-calling, and other intangible factors that go into making a successful professional quarterback. Four categories are used as a basis for compiling a rating: * Percentage of completions per attempt * Average yards gained per attempt * Percentage of touchdown passes per attempt * Percentage of interceptions per attempt The average standard is 1\.000\. The bottom is .000\. To earn a 2\.000 rating, a passer must perform at exceptional levels, i.e., 70 percent in completions, 10 percent in touchdowns, 1\.5 percent in interceptions, and 11 yards average gain per pass attempt. In order to make the rating more understandable, the point rating is then converted into a scale of 100, with 158\.3 being the highest rating a passer can achieve. In cases where statistical performance has been superior, it is possible for a passer to surpass a 100 rating. Quarterbacks are required to throw at least 1,500 passes before their ratings qualify for NFL career statistics for the regular season, and 150 attempts for the postseason.

Does a passer's rating affect their team's overall performance?

Beaulieu-lès-Loches

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Sights

Sights ------ Three churches were built in the town: Saint Laurent, St. Pierre and St André. Today, only Saint Laurent stands, dating from the fifteenth century and comprising the chancel and one transept of the abbey of the Holy Sepulchre. Of the abbey, the [Romanesque](/wiki/Romanesque_architecture "Romanesque architecture") nave is in ruins, but of the two towers one survives intact; it is square, crowned with an octagonal steeple of stone, and is one of the finest extant monuments of Romanesque architecture. Only vestigial traces remain of the other two churches. There once existed an aristocratic neighbourhood, the House of the Templars and the house of the "Salt Attic" being most notable buildings. Of the abbey’s minor buildings, the Prior’s house and some convent buildings (where the Town Hall is now located) still exist, as well as the cloisters and gardens surrounding the abbey. The Convent of the Viantaises, now all but gone, was founded in 1643 by Catherine\-Angélique and Rénée\-Thérèse of Boursault, daughters of the [Marquis](/wiki/Marquis "Marquis") of Viantais, the lord of [Bridoré](/wiki/Bridor%C3%A9 "Bridoré"). The nuns that lived there were the "Sisters of the order of [St Augustine](/wiki/St_Augustine "St Augustine"), Daughters of the mother of God" and they came from the grandest families in the region. Isolated from the world by a five\-meters\-high wall, the convent was situated in a poorly drained marshy area, harmful to the health of the nuns, several of whom died early, of various fevers. This convent was dissolved in 1791, following the opposition of the nuns to the reorganization of the [Catholic Church](/wiki/Catholic_Church "Catholic Church") brought about by the [French Revolution](/wiki/French_Revolution "French Revolution"). ### Outside the town The remains of the chapel of a leper colony (La Madeleine), built in the 12th century, is still visible outside the walls of the town. You can see the canal of Beaulieu, built on the orders of the monks, to drain the waters of the [Indre](/wiki/Indre "Indre") and facilitate the construction of mills. Some walls are still visible but the gateways were destroyed at the end of the 18th century because they interfered with timber transportation. One other notable building, the Chevaleau tower, dates back to the 12th century, a small keep on the route de [Jerusalem](/wiki/Jerusalem "Jerusalem") . During the [Hundred Years War](/wiki/Hundred_Years_War "Hundred Years War"), the town was besieged, sacked and generally used and abused by the troops besieging the fortress of [Loches](/wiki/Loches "Loches"). After this difficult period, the town of Beaulieu never really recovered. Despite the return of the kings to [Touraine](/wiki/Touraine "Touraine") ([Charles VII of France](/wiki/Charles_VII_of_France "Charles VII of France") having lived in [Loches](/wiki/Loches "Loches")) and the re\-installation of some noble families in the town (for example, the house of [Agnès Sorel](/wiki/Agn%C3%A8s_Sorel "Agnès Sorel")), the position did not improve. The Wars of Religion saw a return to more disturbances in the town, which eventually put itself gently to sleep.

What were the living conditions like for the nuns at the Convent of the Viantaises?

Harriman

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Parks

Parks ----- * [Harriman State Park (Idaho)](/wiki/Harriman_State_Park_%28Idaho%29 "Harriman State Park (Idaho)"), located on the Harriman Wildlife Refuge in Fremont County, Idaho * [Harriman State Park (New York)](/wiki/Harriman_State_Park_%28New_York%29 "Harriman State Park (New York)"), in Rockland and Orange counties, donated by the Harriman family * [Harriman State Park (disambiguation)](/wiki/Harriman_State_Park_%28disambiguation%29 "Harriman State Park (disambiguation)")

What is the significance of the Harriman Wildlife Refuge?

Two Sacred Songs, Op. 30 (Górecki)

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Introduction

**Two Sacred Songs, [Op](/wiki/Opus_number "Opus number"). 30** is a 1971 work by the Polish composer [Henryk Górecki](/wiki/Henryk_G%C3%B3recki "Henryk Górecki") for baritone and piano; the lyrics are two poems in Polish by [Marek Skwarnicki](/wiki/Marek_Skwarnicki "Marek Skwarnicki").Harley, James \& Trochimczyk, Maja. "[Henryk Mikołaj Górecki](http://www.usc.edu/dept/polish_music/composer/gorecki.html)". [Polish Music Information Center](/wiki/Adam_Mickiewicz_Institute "Adam Mickiewicz Institute"), November 2001\. Retrieved on March 6, 2009\. Although the music demonstrates the sacred and contemplative aspect of Górecki's music, the piece still bears the traces of the earlier period of Górecki's composition, as is marked by a more violent and dissonant aspects of the work.

Can you provide an example of a composer influenced by Górecki?

Susan Hill bibliography

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Non fiction

Non fiction ----------- * *The Magic Apple Tree*, (autobiography) Hamish Hamilton, 1982; Penguin 1985; Long Barn Books 1998 * *Through the Kitchen Window*, Illustrated by [Angela Barrett](/wiki/Angela_Barrett "Angela Barrett"), Hamish Hamilton 1984; Penguin 1986 * *Through the Garden Gate*, (Illustrated by Angela Barrett), Hamish Hamilton, 1986 * *The Lighting of the Lamps*, (Collected pieces) Hamish Hamilton, 1987 * *Shakespeare Country*, (photographs by Talbot and Whiteman) Michael Joseph, 1987 * *The Spirit of the Cotswolds*, (photographs by [Nick Meers](/wiki/Nick_Meers "Nick Meers")), Michael Joseph, 1988 * *Family*, (Autobiography) Michael Joseph, 1989 * *Reflections from a Garden*, (Illustrated by Ian Stephens; written with Rory Stuart) Pavilion Books 1995 * *Howards End is on the Landing* Profile Books, 2009 * *Jacob's Room is Full of Books: A Year of Reading* , Profile Books, 2017

Does 'Family' include any recipes from the author's childhood?

List of members of the Althing, 2003–2007

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List of chosen MPs

List of chosen MPs ------------------ | Name | National party | [Constituency](/wiki/Constituencies_of_Iceland "Constituencies of Iceland") | \# of votes | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | [Anna Gunnarsdóttir](/wiki/Anna_Gunnarsd%C3%B3ttir "Anna Gunnarsdóttir") | [Social Democratic Alliance](/wiki/Social_Democratic_Alliance "Social Democratic Alliance") | [Northwest](/wiki/Northwest_%28Althing_constituency%29 "Northwest (Althing constituency)") | | | [Birgir Ármannsson](/wiki/Birgir_%C3%81rmannsson "Birgir Ármannsson") | [Independence Party](/wiki/Independence_Party_%28Iceland%29 "Independence Party (Iceland)") | [Reykjavik South](/wiki/Reykjav%C3%ADk_South_%28Althing_constituency%29 "Reykjavík South (Althing constituency)") | | | [Birkir Jónsson](/wiki/Birkir_J%C3%B3n_J%C3%B3nsson "Birkir Jón Jónsson") | [Progressive Party](/wiki/Progressive_Party_%28Iceland%29 "Progressive Party (Iceland)") | [Northeast](/wiki/Northeast_%28Althing_constituency%29 "Northeast (Althing constituency)") | | | [Bjarni Benediktsson](/wiki/Bjarni_Benediktsson_%28born_1970%29 "Bjarni Benediktsson (born 1970)") | [Independence Party](/wiki/Independence_Party_%28Iceland%29 "Independence Party (Iceland)") | [Southwest](/wiki/Southwest_%28Althing_constituency%29 "Southwest (Althing constituency)") | | | [Björgvin Sigurðsson](/wiki/Bj%C3%B6rgvin_G._Sigur%C3%B0sson "Björgvin G. Sigurðsson") | [Social Democratic Alliance](/wiki/Social_Democratic_Alliance "Social Democratic Alliance") | [South](/wiki/South_%28Althing_constituency%29 "South (Althing constituency)") | | | [Björn Bjarnason](/wiki/Bj%C3%B6rn_Bjarnason "Björn Bjarnason") | [Independence Party](/wiki/Independence_Party_%28Iceland%29 "Independence Party (Iceland)") | [Reykjavik North](/wiki/Reykjav%C3%ADk_North_%28Althing_constituency%29 "Reykjavík North (Althing constituency)") | | | [Bryndís Hlöðversdóttir](/wiki/Brynd%C3%ADs_Hl%C3%B6%C3%B0versd%C3%B3ttir "Bryndís Hlöðversdóttir")Replaced by [Ingibjörg Gísladóttir](/wiki/Ingibj%C3%B6rg_S%C3%B3lr%C3%BAn_G%C3%ADslad%C3%B3ttir "Ingibjörg Sólrún Gísladóttir") in 2005\. | [Social Democratic Alliance](/wiki/Social_Democratic_Alliance "Social Democratic Alliance") | [Reykjavik North](/wiki/Reykjav%C3%ADk_North_%28Althing_constituency%29 "Reykjavík North (Althing constituency)") | | | [Dagný Jónsdóttir](/wiki/Dagn%C3%BD_J%C3%B3nsd%C3%B3ttir "Dagný Jónsdóttir") | [Progressive Party](/wiki/Progressive_Party_%28Iceland%29 "Progressive Party (Iceland)") | [Northeast](/wiki/Northeast_%28Althing_constituency%29 "Northeast (Althing constituency)") | | | [Davíð Oddsson](/wiki/Dav%C3%AD%C3%B0_Oddsson "Davíð Oddsson")Replaced by [Ásta Möller](/wiki/%C3%81sta_M%C3%B6ller "Ásta Möller") in 2006\. | [Independence Party](/wiki/Independence_Party_%28Iceland%29 "Independence Party (Iceland)") | [Reykjavik North](/wiki/Reykjav%C3%ADk_North_%28Althing_constituency%29 "Reykjavík North (Althing constituency)") | | | [Drífa Hjartardóttir](/wiki/Dr%C3%ADfa_Hjartard%C3%B3ttir "Drífa Hjartardóttir") | [Independence Party](/wiki/Independence_Party_%28Iceland%29 "Independence Party (Iceland)") | [South](/wiki/South_%28Althing_constituency%29 "South (Althing constituency)") | | | [Einar Guðfinnsson](/wiki/Einar_Gu%C3%B0finnsson "Einar Guðfinnsson") | [Independence Party](/wiki/Independence_Party_%28Iceland%29 "Independence Party (Iceland)") | [Northwest](/wiki/Northwest_%28Althing_constituency%29 "Northwest (Althing constituency)") | | | [Einar Kristjánsson](/wiki/Einar_Kristj%C3%A1nsson "Einar Kristjánsson") | [Independence Party](/wiki/Independence_Party_%28Iceland%29 "Independence Party (Iceland)") | [Northwest](/wiki/Northwest_%28Althing_constituency%29 "Northwest (Althing constituency)") | | | [Einar Sigurðsson](/wiki/Einar_Sigur%C3%B0sson_%28politician%29 "Einar Sigurðsson (politician)") | [Social Democratic Alliance](/wiki/Social_Democratic_Alliance "Social Democratic Alliance") | [Northeast](/wiki/Northeast_%28Althing_constituency%29 "Northeast (Althing constituency)") | | | [Geir Haarde](/wiki/Geir_Haarde "Geir Haarde") | [Independence Party](/wiki/Independence_Party_%28Iceland%29 "Independence Party (Iceland)") | [Reykjavik South](/wiki/Reykjav%C3%ADk_South_%28Althing_constituency%29 "Reykjavík South (Althing constituency)") | | | [Gunnar Birgisson](/wiki/Gunnar_Birgisson "Gunnar Birgisson")Replaced by [Sigurrós Þorgrímsdóttir](/wiki/Sigurr%C3%B3s_%C3%9Eorgr%C3%ADmsd%C3%B3ttir "Sigurrós Þorgrímsdóttir") in 2006\. | [Independence Party](/wiki/Independence_Party_%28Iceland%29 "Independence Party (Iceland)") | [Southwest](/wiki/Southwest_%28Althing_constituency%29 "Southwest (Althing constituency)") | | | [Gunnar Örlygsson](/wiki/Gunnar_%C3%96rlygsson "Gunnar Örlygsson")Became a member of the [Independence Party](/wiki/Independence_Party_%28Iceland%29 "Independence Party (Iceland)") in 2005\. | [Liberal Party](/wiki/Liberal_Party_%28Iceland%29 "Liberal Party (Iceland)") | [Southwest](/wiki/Southwest_%28Althing_constituency%29 "Southwest (Althing constituency)") | | | [Guðjón Hjörleifsson](/wiki/Gu%C3%B0j%C3%B3n_Hj%C3%B6rleifsson "Guðjón Hjörleifsson") | [Independence Party](/wiki/Independence_Party_%28Iceland%29 "Independence Party (Iceland)") | [South](/wiki/South_%28Althing_constituency%29 "South (Althing constituency)") | | | [Guðjón Kristjánsson](/wiki/Gu%C3%B0j%C3%B3n_Kristj%C3%A1nsson "Guðjón Kristjánsson") | [Liberal Party](/wiki/Liberal_Party_%28Iceland%29 "Liberal Party (Iceland)") | [Northwest](/wiki/Northwest_%28Althing_constituency%29 "Northwest (Althing constituency)") | | | [Guðlaugur Þórðarson](/wiki/Gu%C3%B0laugur_%C3%9E%C3%B3r_%C3%9E%C3%B3r%C3%B0arson "Guðlaugur Þór Þórðarson") | [Independence Party](/wiki/Independence_Party_%28Iceland%29 "Independence Party (Iceland)") | [Reykjavik North](/wiki/Reykjav%C3%ADk_North_%28Althing_constituency%29 "Reykjavík North (Althing constituency)") | | | [Guðmundur Hallvarðsson](/wiki/Gu%C3%B0mundur_Hallvar%C3%B0sson "Guðmundur Hallvarðsson") | [Independence Party](/wiki/Independence_Party_%28Iceland%29 "Independence Party (Iceland)") | [Reykjavik South](/wiki/Reykjav%C3%ADk_South_%28Althing_constituency%29 "Reykjavík South (Althing constituency)") | | | [Guðmundur Stefánsson](/wiki/Gu%C3%B0mundur_%C3%81rni_Stef%C3%A1nsson "Guðmundur Árni Stefánsson")Replaced by [Valdimar Friðriksson](/wiki/Valdimar_Fri%C3%B0riksson "Valdimar Friðriksson") in 2005\. Became a member of [Liberal Party](/wiki/Liberal_Party_%28Iceland%29 "Liberal Party (Iceland)") in 2007\. | [Social Democratic Alliance](/wiki/Social_Democratic_Alliance "Social Democratic Alliance") | [Southwest](/wiki/Southwest_%28Althing_constituency%29 "Southwest (Althing constituency)") | | | [Guðni Ágústsson](/wiki/Gu%C3%B0ni_%C3%81g%C3%BAstsson "Guðni Ágústsson") | [Progressive Party](/wiki/Progressive_Party_%28Iceland%29 "Progressive Party (Iceland)") | [South](/wiki/South_%28Althing_constituency%29 "South (Althing constituency)") | | | [Guðrún Ögmundsdóttir](/wiki/Gu%C3%B0r%C3%BAn_%C3%96gmundsd%C3%B3ttir "Guðrún Ögmundsdóttir") | [Social Democratic Alliance](/wiki/Social_Democratic_Alliance "Social Democratic Alliance") | [Reykjavik North](/wiki/Reykjav%C3%ADk_North_%28Althing_constituency%29 "Reykjavík North (Althing constituency)") | | | [Halldór Blöndal](/wiki/Halld%C3%B3r_Bl%C3%B6ndal "Halldór Blöndal") | [Independence Party](/wiki/Independence_Party_%28Iceland%29 "Independence Party (Iceland)") | [Northeast](/wiki/Northeast_%28Althing_constituency%29 "Northeast (Althing constituency)") | | | [Halldór Ásgrímsson](/wiki/Halld%C3%B3r_%C3%81sgr%C3%ADmsson "Halldór Ásgrímsson")Replaced by [Guðjón Jónsson](/wiki/Gu%C3%B0j%C3%B3n_J%C3%B3nsson "Guðjón Jónsson") in 2006\. | [Progressive Party](/wiki/Progressive_Party_%28Iceland%29 "Progressive Party (Iceland)") | [Reykjavik North](/wiki/Reykjav%C3%ADk_North_%28Althing_constituency%29 "Reykjavík North (Althing constituency)") | | | [Hjálmar Árnason](/wiki/Hj%C3%A1lmar_%C3%81rnason "Hjálmar Árnason") | [Progressive Party](/wiki/Progressive_Party_%28Iceland%29 "Progressive Party (Iceland)") | [South](/wiki/South_%28Althing_constituency%29 "South (Althing constituency)") | | | [Helgi Hjörvar](/wiki/Helgi_Hj%C3%B6rvar "Helgi Hjörvar") | [Social Democratic Alliance](/wiki/Social_Democratic_Alliance "Social Democratic Alliance") | [Reykjavik North](/wiki/Reykjav%C3%ADk_North_%28Althing_constituency%29 "Reykjavík North (Althing constituency)") | | | [Jóhann Ársælsson](/wiki/J%C3%B3hann_%C3%81rs%C3%A6lsson "Jóhann Ársælsson") | [Social Democratic Alliance](/wiki/Social_Democratic_Alliance "Social Democratic Alliance") | [Northwest](/wiki/Northwest_%28Althing_constituency%29 "Northwest (Althing constituency)") | | | [Jóhanna Sigurðardóttir](/wiki/J%C3%B3hanna_Sigur%C3%B0ard%C3%B3ttir "Jóhanna Sigurðardóttir") | [Social Democratic Alliance](/wiki/Social_Democratic_Alliance "Social Democratic Alliance") | [Reykjavik South](/wiki/Reykjav%C3%ADk_South_%28Althing_constituency%29 "Reykjavík South (Althing constituency)") | | | [Jón Bjarnason](/wiki/J%C3%B3n_Bjarnason "Jón Bjarnason") | [Left\-Green Movement](/wiki/Left-Green_Movement "Left-Green Movement") | [Northwest](/wiki/Northwest_%28Althing_constituency%29 "Northwest (Althing constituency)") | | | [Jón Gunnarsson](/wiki/J%C3%B3n_Gunnarsson "Jón Gunnarsson") | [Social Democratic Alliance](/wiki/Social_Democratic_Alliance "Social Democratic Alliance") | [South](/wiki/South_%28Althing_constituency%29 "South (Althing constituency)") | | | [Jón Kristjánsson](/wiki/J%C3%B3n_Kristj%C3%A1nsson "Jón Kristjánsson") | [Progressive Party](/wiki/Progressive_Party_%28Iceland%29 "Progressive Party (Iceland)") | [Northeast](/wiki/Northeast_%28Althing_constituency%29 "Northeast (Althing constituency)") | | | [Jónína Bjartmarz](/wiki/J%C3%B3n%C3%ADna_Bjartmarz "Jónína Bjartmarz") | [Progressive Party](/wiki/Progressive_Party_%28Iceland%29 "Progressive Party (Iceland)") | [Reykjavik South](/wiki/Reykjav%C3%ADk_South_%28Althing_constituency%29 "Reykjavík South (Althing constituency)") | | | [Katrín Júlíusdóttir](/wiki/Katr%C3%ADn_J%C3%BAl%C3%ADusd%C3%B3ttir "Katrín Júlíusdóttir") | [Social Democratic Alliance](/wiki/Social_Democratic_Alliance "Social Democratic Alliance") | [Southwest](/wiki/Southwest_%28Althing_constituency%29 "Southwest (Althing constituency)") | | | [Kolbrún Halldórsdóttir](/wiki/Kolbr%C3%BAn_Halld%C3%B3rsd%C3%B3ttir "Kolbrún Halldórsdóttir") | [Left\-Green Movement](/wiki/Left-Green_Movement "Left-Green Movement") | [Reykjavik North](/wiki/Reykjav%C3%ADk_North_%28Althing_constituency%29 "Reykjavík North (Althing constituency)") | | | [Kristinn Gunnarsson](/wiki/Kristinn_Gunnarsson "Kristinn Gunnarsson")Became a member of [Liberal Party](/wiki/Liberal_Party_%28Iceland%29 "Liberal Party (Iceland)") in 2007\. | [Progressive Party](/wiki/Progressive_Party_%28Iceland%29 "Progressive Party (Iceland)") | [Northwest](/wiki/Northwest_%28Althing_constituency%29 "Northwest (Althing constituency)") | | | [Kristján Möller](/wiki/Kristj%C3%A1n_L._M%C3%B6ller "Kristján L. Möller") | [Social Democratic Alliance](/wiki/Social_Democratic_Alliance "Social Democratic Alliance") | [Northeast](/wiki/Northeast_%28Althing_constituency%29 "Northeast (Althing constituency)") | | | [Lúðvík Bergvinsson](/wiki/L%C3%BA%C3%B0v%C3%ADk_Bergvinsson "Lúðvík Bergvinsson") | [Social Democratic Alliance](/wiki/Social_Democratic_Alliance "Social Democratic Alliance") | [South](/wiki/South_%28Althing_constituency%29 "South (Althing constituency)") | | | [Magnús Hafsteinsson](/wiki/Magn%C3%BAs_%C3%9E%C3%B3r_Hafsteinsson "Magnús Þór Hafsteinsson") | [Liberal Party](/wiki/Liberal_Party_%28Iceland%29 "Liberal Party (Iceland)") | [South](/wiki/South_%28Althing_constituency%29 "South (Althing constituency)") | | | [Magnús Stefánsson](/wiki/Magn%C3%BAs_Stef%C3%A1nsson "Magnús Stefánsson") | [Progressive Party](/wiki/Progressive_Party_%28Iceland%29 "Progressive Party (Iceland)") | [Northwest](/wiki/Northwest_%28Althing_constituency%29 "Northwest (Althing constituency)") | | | [Margrét Frímannsdóttir](/wiki/Margr%C3%A9t_Fr%C3%ADmannsd%C3%B3ttir "Margrét Frímannsdóttir") | [Social Democratic Alliance](/wiki/Social_Democratic_Alliance "Social Democratic Alliance") | [South](/wiki/South_%28Althing_constituency%29 "South (Althing constituency)") | | | [Mörður Árnason](/wiki/M%C3%B6r%C3%B0ur_%C3%81rnason "Mörður Árnason") | [Social Democratic Alliance](/wiki/Social_Democratic_Alliance "Social Democratic Alliance") | [Reykjavik South](/wiki/Reykjav%C3%ADk_South_%28Althing_constituency%29 "Reykjavík South (Althing constituency)") | | | [Össur Skarphéðinsson](/wiki/%C3%96ssur_Skarph%C3%A9%C3%B0insson "Össur Skarphéðinsson") | [Social Democratic Alliance](/wiki/Social_Democratic_Alliance "Social Democratic Alliance") | [Reykjavik North](/wiki/Reykjav%C3%ADk_North_%28Althing_constituency%29 "Reykjavík North (Althing constituency)") | | | [Pétur Blöndal](/wiki/P%C3%A9tur_H._Bl%C3%B6ndal "Pétur H. Blöndal") | [Independence Party](/wiki/Independence_Party_%28Iceland%29 "Independence Party (Iceland)") | [Reykjavik South](/wiki/Reykjav%C3%ADk_South_%28Althing_constituency%29 "Reykjavík South (Althing constituency)") | | | [Rannveig Guðmundsdóttir](/wiki/Rannveig_Gu%C3%B0mundsd%C3%B3ttir "Rannveig Guðmundsdóttir") | [Social Democratic Alliance](/wiki/Social_Democratic_Alliance "Social Democratic Alliance") | [Southwest](/wiki/Southwest_%28Althing_constituency%29 "Southwest (Althing constituency)") | | | [Sigríður Þórðardóttir](/wiki/Sigr%C3%AD%C3%B0ur_Anna_%C3%9E%C3%B3r%C3%B0ard%C3%B3ttir "Sigríður Anna Þórðardóttir") | [Independence Party](/wiki/Independence_Party_%28Iceland%29 "Independence Party (Iceland)") | [Southwest](/wiki/Southwest_%28Althing_constituency%29 "Southwest (Althing constituency)") | | | [Sigurður Kristjánsson](/wiki/Sigur%C3%B0ur_K%C3%A1ri_Kristj%C3%A1nsson "Sigurður Kári Kristjánsson") | [Independence Party](/wiki/Independence_Party_%28Iceland%29 "Independence Party (Iceland)") | [Reykjavik North](/wiki/Reykjav%C3%ADk_North_%28Althing_constituency%29 "Reykjavík North (Althing constituency)") | | | [Sigurjón Þórðarson](/wiki/Sigurj%C3%B3n_%C3%9E%C3%B3r%C3%B0arson "Sigurjón Þórðarson") | [Liberal Party](/wiki/Liberal_Party_%28Iceland%29 "Liberal Party (Iceland)") | [Northwest](/wiki/Northwest_%28Althing_constituency%29 "Northwest (Althing constituency)") | | | [Siv Friðleifsdóttir](/wiki/Siv_Fri%C3%B0leifsd%C3%B3ttir "Siv Friðleifsdóttir") | [Progressive Party](/wiki/Progressive_Party_%28Iceland%29 "Progressive Party (Iceland)") | [Southwest](/wiki/Southwest_%28Althing_constituency%29 "Southwest (Althing constituency)") | | | [Sólveig Pétursdóttir](/wiki/S%C3%B3lveig_P%C3%A9tursd%C3%B3ttir "Sólveig Pétursdóttir") | [Independence Party](/wiki/Independence_Party_%28Iceland%29 "Independence Party (Iceland)") | [Reykjavik South](/wiki/Reykjav%C3%ADk_South_%28Althing_constituency%29 "Reykjavík South (Althing constituency)") | | | [Steingrímur Sigfússon](/wiki/Steingr%C3%ADmur_J._Sigf%C3%BAsson "Steingrímur J. Sigfússon") | [Left\-Green Movement](/wiki/Left-Green_Movement "Left-Green Movement") | [Northeast](/wiki/Northeast_%28Althing_constituency%29 "Northeast (Althing constituency)") | | | [Sturla Böðvarsson](/wiki/Sturla_B%C3%B6%C3%B0varsson "Sturla Böðvarsson") | [Independence Party](/wiki/Independence_Party_%28Iceland%29 "Independence Party (Iceland)") | [Northwest](/wiki/Northwest_%28Althing_constituency%29 "Northwest (Althing constituency)") | | | [Tómas Olrich](/wiki/T%C3%B3mas_Ingi_Olrich "Tómas Ingi Olrich")Replaced by [Arnbjörg Sveinsdóttir](/wiki/Arnbj%C3%B6rg_Sveinsd%C3%B3ttir "Arnbjörg Sveinsdóttir") in 2004\. | [Independence Party](/wiki/Independence_Party_%28Iceland%29 "Independence Party (Iceland)") | [Northeast](/wiki/Northeast_%28Althing_constituency%29 "Northeast (Althing constituency)") | | | [Valgerður Sverrisdóttir](/wiki/Valger%C3%B0ur_Sverrisd%C3%B3ttir "Valgerður Sverrisdóttir") | [Progressive Party](/wiki/Progressive_Party_%28Iceland%29 "Progressive Party (Iceland)") | [Northeast](/wiki/Northeast_%28Althing_constituency%29 "Northeast (Althing constituency)") | | | [Ágúst Ágústsson](/wiki/%C3%81g%C3%BAst_%C3%93lafur_%C3%81g%C3%BAstsson "Ágúst Ólafur Ágústsson") | [Social Democratic Alliance](/wiki/Social_Democratic_Alliance "Social Democratic Alliance") | [Reykjavik South](/wiki/Reykjav%C3%ADk_South_%28Althing_constituency%29 "Reykjavík South (Althing constituency)") | | | [Árni Ragnar Árnason](/wiki/%C3%81rni_Ragnar_%C3%81rnason "Árni Ragnar Árnason")Replaced by [Kjartan Ólafsson](/wiki/Kjartan_%C3%93lafsson_%28politician%29 "Kjartan Ólafsson (politician)") in 2004\. | [Independence Party](/wiki/Independence_Party_%28Iceland%29 "Independence Party (Iceland)") | [South](/wiki/South_%28Althing_constituency%29 "South (Althing constituency)") | | | [Árni Magnússon](/wiki/%C3%81rni_Magn%C3%BAsson "Árni Magnússon")Replaced by [Sæunn Stefánsdóttir](/wiki/S%C3%A6unn_Stef%C3%A1nsd%C3%B3ttir "Sæunn Stefánsdóttir") in 2006\. | [Progressive Party](/wiki/Progressive_Party_%28Iceland%29 "Progressive Party (Iceland)") | [Reykjavik North](/wiki/Reykjav%C3%ADk_North_%28Althing_constituency%29 "Reykjavík North (Althing constituency)") | | | [Árni Mathiesen](/wiki/%C3%81rni_Mathiesen "Árni Mathiesen") | [Independence Party](/wiki/Independence_Party_%28Iceland%29 "Independence Party (Iceland)") | [Southwest](/wiki/Southwest_%28Althing_constituency%29 "Southwest (Althing constituency)") | | | [Ásta Jóhannesdóttir](/wiki/%C3%81sta_Ragnhei%C3%B0ur_J%C3%B3hannesd%C3%B3ttir "Ásta Ragnheiður Jóhannesdóttir") | [Social Democratic Alliance](/wiki/Social_Democratic_Alliance "Social Democratic Alliance") | [Reykjavik South](/wiki/Reykjav%C3%ADk_South_%28Althing_constituency%29 "Reykjavík South (Althing constituency)") | | | [Ögmundur Jónasson](/wiki/%C3%96gmundur_J%C3%B3nasson "Ögmundur Jónasson") | [Left\-Green Movement](/wiki/Left-Green_Movement "Left-Green Movement") | [Reykjavik South](/wiki/Reykjav%C3%ADk_South_%28Althing_constituency%29 "Reykjavík South (Althing constituency)") | | | [Þorgerður Gunnarsdóttir](/wiki/%C3%9Eorger%C3%B0ur_Katr%C3%ADn_Gunnarsd%C3%B3ttir "Þorgerður Katrín Gunnarsdóttir") | [Independence Party](/wiki/Independence_Party_%28Iceland%29 "Independence Party (Iceland)") | [Southwest](/wiki/Southwest_%28Althing_constituency%29 "Southwest (Althing constituency)") | | | [Þórunn Sveinbjarnardóttir](/wiki/%C3%9E%C3%B3runn_Sveinbjarnard%C3%B3ttir "Þórunn Sveinbjarnardóttir") | [Social Democratic Alliance](/wiki/Social_Democratic_Alliance "Social Democratic Alliance") | [Southwest](/wiki/Southwest_%28Althing_constituency%29 "Southwest (Althing constituency)") | | | [Þuríður Backman](/wiki/%C3%9Eur%C3%AD%C3%B0ur_Backman "Þuríður Backman") | [Left\-Green Movement](/wiki/Left-Green_Movement "Left-Green Movement") | [Northeast](/wiki/Northeast_%28Althing_constituency%29 "Northeast (Althing constituency)") | |

What are the implications of Ögmundur Jónasson representing Northeast constituency for the Left-Green Movement?

1984 PGA Tour

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Awards

Awards ------ | Award | Winner | | | --- | --- | --- | | [PGA Player of the Year](/wiki/PGA_Player_of_the_Year "PGA Player of the Year") | [Tom Watson](/wiki/Tom_Watson_%28golfer%29 "Tom Watson (golfer)") | | | [Rookie of the Year](/wiki/PGA_Tour_Rookie_of_the_Year "PGA Tour Rookie of the Year") | [Corey Pavin](/wiki/Corey_Pavin "Corey Pavin") | | | [Scoring leader (PGA Tour – Byron Nelson Award)](/wiki/Vardon_Trophy "Vardon Trophy") | [Calvin Peete](/wiki/Calvin_Peete "Calvin Peete") | | | [Scoring leader (PGA – Vardon Trophy)](/wiki/Vardon_Trophy "Vardon Trophy") | [Calvin Peete](/wiki/Calvin_Peete "Calvin Peete") | |

How did Corey Pavin contribute to his Rookie of the Year win?

Maria Hupfield

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Early life and education

Early life and education ------------------------ Hupfield grew up in [Parry Sound](/wiki/Parry_Sound "Parry Sound"), Ontario. She holds a [BA](/wiki/Bachelor_of_Arts "Bachelor of Arts") in [art history](/wiki/Art_history "Art history") with a [minor](/wiki/Minor_%28academic%29 "Minor (academic)") in [native studies](/wiki/Native_American_studies "Native American studies") from the [University of Toronto](/wiki/University_of_Toronto "University of Toronto"), and received an [MFA](/wiki/Master_of_Fine_Arts "Master of Fine Arts") from [York University](/wiki/York_University "York University").

What role do native studies play in Hupfield's academic pursuits?

Beatrix of the Netherlands

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Wedding, 1966

### Wedding, 1966 Beatrix married Claus von Amsberg on 10 March 1966 in civil and religious ceremonies. The bride wore a traditional gown with train in [duchesse](/wiki/Duchesse "Duchesse") silk satin, designed by Caroline Bergé\-Farwick of Maison Linette, in Den Bosch, and the Württemberg Ornate Pearl Tiara. The senior bridesmaids were the bride's youngest sister, [Princess Christina of the Netherlands](/wiki/Princess_Christina_of_the_Netherlands "Princess Christina of the Netherlands"); [Princess Christina of Sweden](/wiki/Princess_Christina_of_Sweden "Princess Christina of Sweden"); [Lady Elizabeth Anson](/wiki/Lady_Elizabeth_Anson "Lady Elizabeth Anson"); Joanna Roëll; Eugénie Loudon; and the bridegroom's sister, Christina von Amsberg. The junior bridesmaids were [Daphne Stewart\-Clark](/wiki/Jack_Stewart-Clark "Jack Stewart-Clark") and Carolijn Alting von Geusau, with page boys Joachim Jencquel and Markus von Oeynhausen\-Sierstorpff. The royal couple travelled to the ceremony together in the gold state carriage. The civil ceremony was conducted by the Mayor of Amsterdam, [Gijsbert van Hall](/wiki/Gijsbert_van_Hall "Gijsbert van Hall"), at Amsterdam City Hall. The marriage blessing took place in the Westerkerk, conducted by the Rev. Hendrik Jan Kater, with a sermon by the Rev. Johannes Hendrik Sillevis Smitt.

How many people attended the wedding?

Liri Blues Festival

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Festival

Festival -------- [130px\|right\|thumb\|[Dr. John](/wiki/Dr._John "Dr. John") at Liri Blues 2010](/wiki/File:Dr_John_Liri_Blues_2010.jpg "Dr John Liri Blues 2010.jpg") The Liri Blues Festival, known as "Liri Blues", has been taking place since 1988 in [Isola del Liri](/wiki/Isola_del_Liri "Isola del Liri"), a small Italian town famous for its [waterfall](/wiki/Isola_del_Liri_-_Castello_ducale_e_cascata_-_dicembre_2010.JPG "Isola del Liri - Castello ducale e cascata - dicembre 2010.JPG"), which is 90 feet (28 m) high and situated in the centre. The festival is a free, annual event and usually occurs during the month of July. Concerts are held in the main square (Piazza Boncompagni), in the streets and [jam sessions](/wiki/Jam_session "Jam session") happen late at night. Following its initial success in the first few years, the Liri Blues Festival was shared with neighbouring towns, in particular [Ferentino](/wiki/Ferentino "Ferentino") and [Veroli](/wiki/Veroli "Veroli"). However, since the early years of the 21st century, Isola del Liri is once again the central location for the festival. Boncompagni Square plays host to the main events just as it did for the very first gig in 1988\. A winter session of the festival was briefly introduced in the early part of the century (“Liri Blues Winter”) and saw performing some famous Italian bluesmen such as [Roberto Ciotti](/wiki/Roberto_Ciotti "Roberto Ciotti"), [Fabio Treves](/wiki/Fabio_Treves "Fabio Treves") and Paolo Bonfanti. The festival, organised by *Duke \& Bird*, has always counted on the important help of volunteers and blues connoisseurs like Mario Insenga (*Blue Stuff*), who has been a supporter of Liri Blues ever since its initial formation.

In what ways has the festival changed or evolved over time?

Raven's Wing

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Reception

Reception --------- Critic Greg Johnson considers the stories in Raven's Wing—in which Oates returns to settings and themes similar to the fictional "Eden County" she created in her volume *[By the North Gate](/wiki/By_the_North_Gate "By the North Gate")* (1963\)—to exemplify "her most impressive recent work."Johnson, 1994 p. 95 Literary critic [Jack Matthews](/wiki/Jack_Matthews_%28author%29 "Jack Matthews (author)") in *[The New York Times](/wiki/The_New_York_Times "The New York Times")* praises "the rich inventiveness conveyed in a plain style" in which the characters in the work take precedent over the author. Rejecting "fashionable ironies" Oates presents the tales of the working\-class of semi\-rural New York state in which "pent\-up wrath of those who are inarticulate and self\-deluded. And yet, in spite of their human defects, they are created with an urgency that signifies that they matter; and because of this urgency, they matter to the reader as well."Matthew, 1986

What settings and themes does Oates return to in Raven's Wing?

Faculty of Law of Paris

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Notable faculty

Notable faculty --------------- [thumb\|[Andrea Alciato](/wiki/Andrea_Alciato "Andrea Alciato"), founder of [legal humanism](/wiki/Legal_humanists "Legal humanists")](/wiki/File:Andreas-Alciatus-Opera-omnia_MG_0360.tif "Andreas-Alciatus-Opera-omnia MG 0360.tif") ### 1100–1679 * [Andrea Alciato](/wiki/Andrea_Alciato "Andrea Alciato"), founder of [legal humanism](/wiki/Legal_humanists "Legal humanists") ### 1679–1793 * [Mathieu\-Antoine Bouchaud](/wiki/Mathieu-Antoine_Bouchaud "Mathieu-Antoine Bouchaud"), author of the [French Enlightenment](/wiki/French_Enlightenment "French Enlightenment") and professor of law at the Paris Law Faculty ### 19th century * [Francois Denis Tronchet](/wiki/Francois_Denis_Tronchet "Francois Denis Tronchet"), president of the commission for the creation of the [French Civil Code](/wiki/French_Civil_Code "French Civil Code") and lawyer of [Louis XVI of France](/wiki/Louis_XVI_of_France "Louis XVI of France") at [his trial](/wiki/Trial_of_Louis_XVI "Trial of Louis XVI") (with Malesherbes and Deseze) * Claude\-Étienne Delvincourt, also mentioned by [Victor Hugo](/wiki/Victor_Hugo "Victor Hugo") in [Les Misérables](/wiki/Les_Mis%C3%A9rables "Les Misérables") as professor of [Marius Pontmercy](/wiki/Marius_Pontmercy "Marius Pontmercy") * [Joseph Louis Elzéar Ortolan](/wiki/Joseph_Louis_Elz%C3%A9ar_Ortolan "Joseph Louis Elzéar Ortolan") * Paul Gide and Charles Gide, father and uncle of [André Gide](/wiki/Andr%C3%A9_Gide "André Gide"), Nobel Prize in Literature 1947 * [Gustave Boissonade](/wiki/Gustave_Boissonade "Gustave Boissonade"), builder of the Japanese Civil Law during the [Meiji Era](/wiki/Meiji_Era "Meiji Era") * [Émile Acollas](/wiki/%C3%89mile_Acollas "Émile Acollas"), one of the founders of the [League of Peace and Freedom](/wiki/League_of_Peace_and_Freedom "League of Peace and Freedom") * [Louis Renault](/wiki/Louis_Renault_%28jurist%29 "Louis Renault (jurist)") ### 20th century [thumb\|upright\=0\.8\|[René Cassin](/wiki/Ren%C3%A9_Cassin "René Cassin"), co\-author of the [Universal Declaration of Human Rights](/wiki/Universal_Declaration_of_Human_Rights "Universal Declaration of Human Rights"), [Nobel Peace Prize](/wiki/Nobel_Peace_Prize "Nobel Peace Prize"), soldier during WW2](/wiki/File:Ren%C3%A9_Cassin_nobel.jpg "René Cassin nobel.jpg") * [Gaston Jèze](/wiki/Gaston_J%C3%A8ze "Gaston Jèze"), French academic, humanitarian and human rights activist (including during WW2\) * [André Weiss](/wiki/Andr%C3%A9_Weiss "André Weiss") * [Boris Mirkin\-Getzevich](/wiki/Boris_Mirkin-Getzevich "Boris Mirkin-Getzevich") * [René Cassin](/wiki/Ren%C3%A9_Cassin "René Cassin"), known for co\-authoring the [Universal Declaration of Human Rights](/wiki/Universal_Declaration_of_Human_Rights "Universal Declaration of Human Rights"), receiving the [Nobel Peace Prize](/wiki/Nobel_Peace_Prize "Nobel Peace Prize"), soldier during WW2 * [Georges Ripert](/wiki/Georges_Ripert "Georges Ripert") * Henri Mazeaud (1939–1971, later professor emeritus from Paris II), twin brother of Léon Mazeaud, resistant to Nazi Germany and deported to [Buchenwald](/wiki/Buchenwald "Buchenwald") * Léon Mazeaud, (1941–1970\), twin brother of Henri Mazeaud, resistant to Nazi Germany and deported to [Buchenwald](/wiki/Buchenwald "Buchenwald"), dead in a hiking accident * [René Capitant](/wiki/Ren%C3%A9_Capitant "René Capitant"), minister of Justice after WW2 * [René David](/wiki/Ren%C3%A9_David "René David") (1945–1968, went in 1968 to Aix\-Marseille University until 1976\), one of the most prominent professors of comparative law in the world in the 20th century, honorary degrees from the University of Edinburgh, Brussels, Ottawa, Basel, Leicester and Helsinki, recipient of the [Amnesty International](/wiki/Amnesty_International "Amnesty International")'s [Erasmus Prize](/wiki/Erasmus_Prize "Erasmus Prize") in 1976\. * Suzanne Bastid (1947–1977, Paris II from 1971\) was the first woman professor of Law of France, the first woman to be a member of the *Académie des sciences morales et politiques* Secretary General of the [Institute of International Law](/wiki/Institute_of_International_Law "Institute of International Law") (Nobel prize 1904\). * [Georges Vedel](/wiki/Georges_Vedel "Georges Vedel") (1949–1979, Paris II from 1971\), former member of the [Constitutional Council of France](/wiki/Constitutional_Council_of_France "Constitutional Council of France") * [Jean Carbonnier](/wiki/Jean_Carbonnier "Jean Carbonnier") (1955–1976, Paris II from 1971\), one of the most famous French professors in Law of the 20th Century. * Gérard Cornu (born 1967, Paris II from 1971\), who wrote the new French Code of Civil Procedure in the late 1970s and is also well known in France for his Dictionary of Legal Vocabulary, translated in English. * François Terré (1969–1999, Paris II from 1971\), president in 2008 of the legal section of the [Académie des sciences morales et politiques](/wiki/Acad%C3%A9mie_des_sciences_morales_et_politiques "Académie des sciences morales et politiques"), head of the private committee for the reform of French Law of Obligations. * [Jacques Robert](/wiki/Jacques_Robert_%28jurist%29 "Jacques Robert (jurist)") (1969–1979, Paris II from 1971\), former member of the Constitutional Council of France

What are the consequences of building large networks of cooperation?

Tsai Jeong-duen

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Education

Education --------- Tsai obtained his bachelor's degree in law from [National Chengchi University](/wiki/National_Chengchi_University "National Chengchi University") (NCCU), master's degree in law from [National Chung Hsing University](/wiki/National_Chung_Hsing_University "National Chung Hsing University") and doctoral degree from NCCU.

Can someone with a similar educational background achieve the same level of success as Tsai?

Lambda Literary Award for Poetry

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Introduction

The **Lambda Literary Award for LGBTQ\+ Poetry** is an annual [literary award](/wiki/Literary_award "Literary award"), presented by the [Lambda Literary Foundation](/wiki/Lambda_Literary_Foundation "Lambda Literary Foundation") to a [LGBTQ\+](/wiki/LGBTQ%2B "LGBTQ+") themed book of [poetry](/wiki/Poetry "Poetry"). At the first two Lambda Literary Awards in 1989 and 1990, a single award for Poetry was presented, irrespective of gender. Beginning with the [3rd Lambda Literary Awards](/wiki/3rd_Lambda_Literary_Awards "3rd Lambda Literary Awards") in 1991, the poetry award was split into two separate awards for [Gay Poetry](/wiki/Lambda_Literary_Award_for_Gay_Poetry "Lambda Literary Award for Gay Poetry") and [Lesbian Poetry](/wiki/Lambda_Literary_Award_for_Lesbian_Poetry "Lambda Literary Award for Lesbian Poetry"), which have been presented continuously since then except at the [20th Lambda Literary Awards](/wiki/20th_Lambda_Literary_Awards "20th Lambda Literary Awards") in 2008, when a merged LGBTQ poetry award was again presented for that year only. In 2016, an award for [Transgender Poetry](/wiki/Lambda_Literary_Award_for_Transgender_Poetry "Lambda Literary Award for Transgender Poetry") was introduced and has been presented every year since; likewise an award for [Bisexual Poetry](/wiki/Lambda_Literary_Award_for_Bisexual_Poetry "Lambda Literary Award for Bisexual Poetry") has been presented since 2019\. In 2024, an award for LGBTQ\+ Poetry was again shortlisted, in addition to the 4 newer categories.

Does the Bisexual Poetry award only apply to bisexual themes or experiences?

Channel S (Bangladeshi TV channel)

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Introduction

**Channel S** () is a Bangladeshi Bengali\-language satellite and cable television channel owned by Sunshine Television Limited launched on 12 June 2024\. It is based in [Segunbagicha](/wiki/Segunbagicha "Segunbagicha") in Dhaka. Channel S is the first [ultra\-high definition](/wiki/Ultra-high-definition_television "Ultra-high-definition television") television channel in Bangladesh utilizing [AI technology](/wiki/Artificial_intelligence "Artificial intelligence").

How many ultra-high-definition television channels exist in Bangladesh?

Saint Louis University School of Law

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Costs

Costs ----- The total cost of attendance (indicating the cost of tuition, fees, and living expenses) at the Law School for the 2023\-2024 academic year is $71,054 for Full\-Time students and $56,990 for Part\-Time students. The Law School Transparency estimated debt\-financed cost of attendance for three years is $249,077\. More than 92% of students received a merit\-based scholarship.

What factors contribute to the high estimated debt-financed cost of attendance?

Abby Davies

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Development

Development ----------- Abby is an enthusiast and has high hopes in her life. Speaking of Abby's persona during an interview with [OK!](/wiki/OK%21 "OK!") Noble stated: "My character Abby Davies was such a fun character, very likeable, very girlie, a little bit ditzy and silly. She had a big imagination and she had very high hopes for herself and her love life." Abby has a unique style but Noble disliked it. She told a reporter from *[Inside Soap](/wiki/Inside_Soap "Inside Soap")* that "\[she] is supposed to be a goth/punky kind of person and she used to wear dog collars – but I think they're really ugly. They're for dogs, not people. And if we're filming, and I have to have this heavy studded thing on all day, it gets really uncomfortable! Abby's style is just not me at all." Eventually Abby began to change her appearance. Noble told Kathryn Secretan from *[Soaplife](/wiki/Soaplife "Soaplife")* that Abby's "fashion sense used to be horrible. She used to dress like a punk and I hated it." Writers created a relationship storyline between Abby and fellow student, [Lee](/wiki/Lee_Hunter_%28Hollyoaks%29 "Lee Hunter (Hollyoaks)") ([Alex Carter](/wiki/Alex_Carter_%28British_actor%29 "Alex Carter (British actor)")). Their relationship is tested when Abby leaves Chester to study at Brighton University. Lee remains in Hollyoaks and decides to take a beautician college course at the local campus. The pair also become engaged to marry, but a long distance relationship begins to cause problems. Carter told reporters from *[All About Soap](/wiki/All_About_Soap "All About Soap")* that "Lee is definitely missing Abby. Well, you would, they've just got engaged." Lee sends Abby text messages but she does not reply and Carter explained that Lee assumes that Abby is cheating on him. When Abby finally makes contact with Lee, their friend [Zara Morgan](/wiki/Zara_Morgan "Zara Morgan") ([Kelly Greenwood](/wiki/Kelly_Greenwood "Kelly Greenwood")) interferes and asks Abby how many new men she has met. Zara tries to cheer Lee up, but he cannot stop thinking about Abby. Carter said that viewers would soon tire of his character's whining about Abby. Writers developed a consistent friendship between Abby and Zara, with the two often sharing storylines. Noble told Dorothy Koomson from *[All About Soap](/wiki/All_About_Soap "All About Soap")* that Abby was always protecting Zara but was unafraid to tell her when she was in the wrong. Writers even played the story so that Zara moves into the Davies household, further cementing their bond. Greenwood described Zara as the sister Abby never had and they became closer once living together. She added that Zara was always Abby's confidant especially when she was upset about her mother. Their friendship was tested when Zara has sex with Abby's ex\-boyfriend, Lee. Noble stated that Abby would not believe Zara could betray her in such a way but it did not mean the end of their friendship. Noble concluded that the characters would be forever bonded because they "have grown up together and have been through a lot." Greenwood added that Abby and Zara do not agree on much, but that is the "spark in a friendship" that writers gave them. Writers also featured Abby in the show's serial killer storyline. In the episode broadcast on 18 February 2002, Abby goes missing. Her father [Will Davies](/wiki/Will_Davies_%28Hollyoaks%29 "Will Davies (Hollyoaks)") (Barny Clevely) fears that Abby has become another victim of the killer. Abby is found safe and taken into a police incident room. Abby is left disturbed after she accidentally views photographs of one of the murder victims. Abby's brother [Ben Davies](/wiki/Ben_Davies_%28Hollyoaks%29 "Ben Davies (Hollyoaks)") ([Marcus Patric](/wiki/Marcus_Patric "Marcus Patric")) blames DCI [Dale Jackson](/wiki/Dale_Jackson_%28Hollyoaks%29 "Dale Jackson (Hollyoaks)") ([Laila Rouass](/wiki/Laila_Rouass "Laila Rouass")) and confronts her for scaring Abby.

Would you want your partner to go missing from a serial killer storyline?

Electrical conduit

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Comparison with other wiring methods

Comparison with other wiring methods ------------------------------------ Electrical conduit provides very good protection to enclosed conductors from impact, moisture, and chemical vapors. Varying numbers, sizes, and types of conductors can be pulled into a conduit, which simplifies design and construction compared to multiple runs of cables or the expense of customized composite cable. Wiring systems in buildings may be subject to frequent alterations. Frequent wiring changes are made simpler and safer through the use of electrical conduit, as existing conductors can be withdrawn and new conductors installed, with little disruption along the path of the conduit. A conduit system can be made waterproof or submersible. Metal conduit can be used to shield sensitive circuits from [electromagnetic interference](/wiki/Electromagnetic_interference "Electromagnetic interference"), and also can prevent emission of such interference from enclosed power cables. Non\-metallic conduits resist corrosion and are light\-weight, reducing installation labor cost. When installed with proper sealing fittings, a conduit will not permit the flow of flammable gases and vapors, which provides protection from fire and explosion hazard in areas handling volatile substances. Some types of conduit are approved for direct encasement in concrete. This is commonly used in commercial buildings to allow electrical and communication outlets to be installed in the middle of large open areas. For example, retail [display cases](/wiki/Display_case "Display case") and [open\-office](/wiki/Open_plan "Open plan") areas use floor\-mounted conduit boxes to connect power and communications cables. Both metal and plastic conduit can be bent at the job site to allow a neat installation without excessive numbers of manufactured fittings. This is particularly advantageous when following irregular or curved building profiles. Special [tube bending](/wiki/Tube_bending "Tube bending") equipment is used to bend the conduit without kinking or denting it. The cost of conduit installation is higher than other wiring methods due to the cost of materials and labor. In applications such as residential construction, the high degree of physical damage protection may not be required, so the expense of conduit is not warranted. (In certain jurisdictions, such as [Chicago, Illinois](/wiki/Chicago%2C_Illinois "Chicago, Illinois"), the use of conduit is always required.) Conductors installed within conduit cannot dissipate heat as readily as those installed in open wiring, so the current capacity of each conductor must be reduced (derated) if many are installed in one conduit. It is impractical, and prohibited by wiring regulations, to have more than 360 degrees of total bends in a run of conduit, so special outlet fittings must be provided to allow conductors to be installed without damage in such runs. Some types of metal conduit may also serve as a useful bonding conductor for grounding (earthing), but wiring regulations may also dictate workmanship standards or supplemental means of grounding for certain types. While metal conduit may sometimes be used as a [grounding conductor](/wiki/Ground_conductor "Ground conductor"), the circuit length is limited. For example, a long run of conduit as grounding conductor may have too high an electrical resistance, and not allow proper operation of overcurrent devices on a fault.

Can conductors installed within conduit dissipate heat as readily as those in open wiring?

Tony Thomas (producer)

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Film

### Film | Year | Film | Credit | | --- | --- | --- | | 1984 | *[Firstborn](/wiki/Firstborn_%281984_film%29 "Firstborn (1984 film)")* | | | 1989 | *[Dead Poets Society](/wiki/Dead_Poets_Society "Dead Poets Society")* | | | 1992 | *[Final Analysis](/wiki/Final_Analysis "Final Analysis")* | | | 1994 | *[Mixed Nuts](/wiki/Mixed_Nuts "Mixed Nuts")* | | | 2002 | *[Insomnia](/wiki/Insomnia_%282002_film%29 "Insomnia (2002 film)")* | Executive producer | | 2011 | *[A Better Life](/wiki/A_Better_Life "A Better Life")* | Executive producer |

Has Rob Reiner been involved in any other movies recently?

The Wiggles characters

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Paloma the Mermaid

Paloma the Mermaid ------------------ Paloma is a mermaid from *[The Wiggles](/wiki/The_Wiggles "The Wiggles")*. She has 2 different costume styles. Her first being a blue and white tube top with green and blue seaweed like ribbons, and the second being a pink top with a fish scale like skirt. Although the blue costume was the original design, she made her debut in the pink outfit because the *Fruit Salad TV Christmas Special* premiered on The Wiggles' YouTube channel before the *Wiggly Fruit Salad* mini\-series first aired on television. She was played by Paloma Hendry\-Hodsdon.

Can you tell me about any other mermaids from popular children's shows?

Stephen R. Bourne

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Introduction

**Stephen Richard** "**Steve**" **Bourne** (born 7 January 1944\) is an English [computer scientist](/wiki/Computer_scientist "Computer scientist") based in the [United States](/wiki/United_States "United States") for most of his career. He is well known as the author of the [Bourne shell](/wiki/Bourne_shell "Bourne shell") (`sh`), which is the foundation for the standard [command\-line interfaces](/wiki/Command-line_interface "Command-line interface") to [Unix](/wiki/Unix "Unix").

Can you compare the Bourne shell with other operating system interfaces?

Lake Shetek

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Issues

Issues ------ As a shallow lake with a fairly high watershed\-to\-basin ratio, Lake Shetek can be strongly affected by environmental issues. Maintaining the water level has been a local concern for decades. The lake was dammed in the 1920s, then raised another in the 1930s. Additional improvements were made to the dam in 1966 and 1995\. [Siltation](/wiki/Siltation "Siltation") from human activities has been slowly filling in the lake. In 1973 Shetek's deepest point was documented at whereas today it is only . [Surface runoff](/wiki/Surface_runoff "Surface runoff") from farms and lawns threatens to carry in excessive nutrients that can cause [algal blooms](/wiki/Algal_bloom "Algal bloom"). Moreover the shallow lake freezes solid every seven years on average. This leads to significant winter fishkill, and since rough fish like carp rebound faster than desirable game fish, it has been a struggle to maintain the sport fishery.

Are there any other lakes like Lake Shetek that face similar issues?

Tabernaemontana humblotii

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Introduction

* + ***Tabernaemontana humblotii*** is a species of [plant](/wiki/Plant "Plant") in the family [Apocynaceae](/wiki/Apocynaceae "Apocynaceae").[*Tabernaemontana humblotii*](http://www.theplantlist.org/tpl/record/kew-200734) at www.theplantlist.org. It is found in [Madagascar](/wiki/Madagascar "Madagascar").

How does Tabernaemontana humblotii interact with its environment?

Gyula Kabos

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Early years

### Early years Kabos was born on 19 March 1887, in [Budapest](/wiki/Budapest "Budapest") as **Gyula Kann**. After completing [Elek Solymosi](/wiki/Elek_Solymosi "Elek Solymosi")'s acting school, he started acting in Szabadka ([Subotica](/wiki/Subotica "Subotica")), where he worked until 1910 with a short interruption in 1906–07 when he lived in Zombor ([Sombor](/wiki/Sombor "Sombor")). Szabadka granted him his first successes, his first successful forays into the world of theatre, and this is the town where he met his first great comedic partner, [Gyula Gózon](/wiki/Gyula_G%C3%B3zon "Gyula Gózon"). Following his advice, he moved to Nagyvárad ([Oradea](/wiki/Oradea "Oradea")) and lived there from 1910 to 1913\. Later on, he remembered these years quite fondly. He was a well\-known actor in town and had various comic adventures with his partner (which were released weekly in the town newspaper). He later moved to Budapest to play in different theatres, including the *Király Színház*, the [Vígszínház](/wiki/V%C3%ADgsz%C3%ADnh%C3%A1z "Vígszínház"), *Pesti Kabaré*, while trying, but ultimately failing to start an American\-styled variety theatre in Nagyvárad (1919\).

Why was Kabos unable to start a successful American-style variety theatre in Nagyvárad?

Nine Lives (Robert Plant album)

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Track listing

Track listing ------------- ### Disc 1: *Pictures at Eleven* 1. "Burning Down One Side" 2. "Moonlight in Samosa" 3. "Pledge Pin" 4. "Slow Dancer" 5. "Worse Than Detroit" 6. "Fat Lip" 7. "Like I've Never Been Gone" 8. "Mystery Title" 9. "Far Post" 10. "Like I've Never Been Gone" (Live) ### Disc 2: *The Principle of Moments* 1. "[Other Arms](/wiki/Other_Arms "Other Arms")" 2. "[In the Mood](/wiki/In_the_Mood_%28Robert_Plant_song%29 "In the Mood (Robert Plant song)")" 3. "Messin' with the Mekon" 4. "Wreckless Love" 5. "Thru' with the Two Step" 6. "Horizontal Departure" 7. "Stranger Here... Than Over There" 8. "[Big Log](/wiki/Big_Log "Big Log")" 9. "In the Mood" (Live) 10. "Thru' with the Two Step" (Live) 11. "Lively Up Yourself" (Live) 12. "Turnaround" ### Disc 3: *The Honeydrippers: Volume 1* 1. "I Get a Thrill" 2. "[Sea of Love](/wiki/Sea_of_Love_%28Phil_Phillips_song%29 "Sea of Love (Phil Phillips song)")" 3. "I Got a Woman" 4. "Young Boy Blues" 5. "[Rockin' at Midnight](/wiki/Rockin%27_at_Midnight "Rockin' at Midnight")" 6. "Rockin' at Midnight" (Live) ### Disc 4: *Shaken 'n' Stirred* 1. "Hip to Hoo" 2. "Kallalou Kallalou" 3. "Too Loud" 4. "Trouble for Money" 5. "Pink and Black" 6. "[Little by Little](/wiki/Little_by_Little_%28Robert_Plant_song%29 "Little by Little (Robert Plant song)")" 7. "Doo Doo A Do Do" 8. "Easily Lead" 9. "Sixes and Sevens" 10. "Little by Little" (Remixed Long Version) ### Disc 5: *Now and Zen* 1. "[Heaven Knows](/wiki/Heaven_Knows_%28Robert_Plant_song%29 "Heaven Knows (Robert Plant song)")" 2. "Dance on My Own" 3. "[Tall Cool One](/wiki/Tall_Cool_One_%28Robert_Plant_song%29 "Tall Cool One (Robert Plant song)")" 4. "The Way I Feel" 5. "Helen of Troy" 6. "Billy's Revenge" 7. "[Ship of Fools](/wiki/Ship_of_Fools_%28Robert_Plant_song%29 "Ship of Fools (Robert Plant song)")" 8. "Why" 9. "White Clean and Neat" 10. "Walking Towards Paradise" 11. "Billy's Revenge" (Live) 12. "Ship of Fools" (Live) 13. "Tall Cool One" (Live) ### Disc 6: *Manic Nirvana* 1. "[Hurting Kind (I've Got My Eyes on You)](/wiki/Hurting_Kind_%28I%27ve_Got_My_Eyes_on_You%29 "Hurting Kind (I've Got My Eyes on You)")" 2. "Big Love" 3. "S S S \& Q" 4. "I Cried" 5. "She Said" 6. "Nirvana" 7. "Tie Dye on the Highway" 8. "[Your Ma Said You Cried in Your Sleep Last Night](/wiki/Your_Ma_Said_You_Cried_in_Your_Sleep_Last_Night "Your Ma Said You Cried in Your Sleep Last Night")" 9. "Anniversary" 10. "Liars Dance" 11. "Watching You" 12. "Oompa (Watery Bint)" 13. "One Love" 14. "Don't Look Back" ### Disc 7: *Fate of Nations* 1. "Calling to You" 2. "Down to the Sea" 3. "Come into My Life" 4. "I Believe" 5. "[29 Palms](/wiki/29_Palms "29 Palms")" 6. "Memory Song (Hello Hello)" 7. "[If I Were a Carpenter](/wiki/If_I_Were_a_Carpenter_%28song%29 "If I Were a Carpenter (song)")" 8. "Promised Land" 9. "Greatest Gift" 10. "Great Spirit" 11. "Network News" 12. "Colours of a Shade" 13. "Great Spirit" (Acoustic Mix) 14. "Rollercoaster" (Demo) 15. "8\.05" 16. "Dark Moon" (Acoustic) ### Disc 8: *Dreamland* 1. "Funny in My Mind" 2. "Morning Dew" 3. "One More Cup of Coffee" 4. "Last Time I Saw Her" 5. "Song to the Siren" 6. "Win My Train Fare Home" 7. "Darkness Darkness" 8. "Red Dress" 9. "[Hey Joe](/wiki/Hey_Joe "Hey Joe")" 10. "Skip's Song" 11. "Dirt in a Hole" 12. "Last Time I Saw Her" (Remix) ### Disc 9: *Mighty ReArranger* 1. "Another Tribe" 2. "Shine It All Around" 3. "Freedom Fries" 4. "Tin Pan Valley" 5. "All the King's Horses" 6. "The Enchanter" 7. "Takamba" 8. "Dancing in Heaven" 9. "Somebody Knocking" 10. "Let the Four Winds Blow" 11. "Mighty ReArranger" 12. "Brother Ray" 13. "Red White and Blue" 14. "All the Money in the World" 15. "Shine It All Around" (Girls Remix) 16. "Tin Pan Valley" (Girls Remix) 17. "The Enchanter" ([UNKLE](/wiki/UNKLE "UNKLE") Reconstruction) ### Disc 10: *Nine Lives* (DVD) 1. "Nine Lives" (Documentary) 2. "Burning Down One Side" (Video) 3. "Big Log" (Video) 4. "In the Mood" (Video) 5. "Rockin' at Midnight" (Video) 6. "Sea of Love" (Video) 7. "Little by Little" (Video) 8. "Pink and Black" (Video) 9. "Heaven Knows" (Video) 10. "Tall Cool One" (Video) 11. "Ship of Fools" (Video) 12. "Hurting Kind (I've Got My Eyes on You)" (Video) 13. "Nirvana" (Video) 14. "Tie Dye on the Highway" (Video) 15. "29 Palms" (Video) 16. "Calling To You" (Video) 17. "If I Were a Carpenter" (Video) 18. "I Believe" (Video) 19. "Morning Dew" (Video) 20. "Darkness, Darkness" (Video) 21. "Shine It All Around" (Video) [Category:Robert Plant compilation albums](/wiki/Category:Robert_Plant_compilation_albums "Robert Plant compilation albums") [Category:Albums produced by Chris Hughes (musician)](/wiki/Category:Albums_produced_by_Chris_Hughes_%28musician%29 "Albums produced by Chris Hughes (musician)") [Category:Albums produced by Tim Palmer](/wiki/Category:Albums_produced_by_Tim_Palmer "Albums produced by Tim Palmer") [Category:2006 compilation albums](/wiki/Category:2006_compilation_albums "2006 compilation albums") [Category:Rhino Entertainment compilation albums](/wiki/Category:Rhino_Entertainment_compilation_albums "Rhino Entertainment compilation albums") [Category:Atlantic Records compilation albums](/wiki/Category:Atlantic_Records_compilation_albums "Atlantic Records compilation albums")

What is the significance of the title 'Mighty ReArranger'?

Black-fronted dotterel

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Breeding

### Breeding The black\-fronted dotterel breeds between August and February, although is known to breed anytime conditions are right e.g. after suitable rains in Northern Australia. During courtship, both species will call and participate in aerial displays. The nest is a small depression that can consist of twigs, shells and pebbles. The eggs are a greyish\-yellow colour with brown and lavender markings. Incubation of the 2\-3 eggs is shared between both parents. When one parent is not incubating, they still rest and feed close to the nest. During incubation, if the eggs get too hot the adults will stand over the eggs to shade them from the harsh sun or wet the feathers on their stomach to wet and cool the eggs. The egg gestation period is 4–5 weeks. Twenty\-four hours after they hatch the chicks leave the nest to hide in less exposed areas, while at the same time both parents look after them. Both parents will call loudly and feign injury to lure predators away from the nest.

Can black-fronted dotterels breed in captivity?

Penn Zero: Part-Time Hero

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Main

### Main * Penn Zero (voiced by [Thomas Middleditch](/wiki/Thomas_Middleditch "Thomas Middleditch")) is the main protagonist, a part\-time hero and the son of two full\-time heroes. Penn lives with his Aunt Rose and Uncle Chuck due to Rippen trapping his parents in a dangerous dimension known as the "Most Dangerous World Imaginable", and goes on part\-time hero missions with his best friends Sashi and Boone. While Penn is the recognized leader of the group, he often asks advice from his parents by communicating with them through a futuristic device called a MUHU (Multi\-Universe Hologram Uplink), and finds himself needing counsel from his friends as well. * Boone Wiseman (voiced by [Adam DeVine](/wiki/Adam_DeVine "Adam DeVine")) is Penn's best friend, and a part\-time wise man. Boone often bewilders his friends with his unconventional methods and thought processes, and at times they find him frustrating. While he is not the brightest, however, Boone's unorthodox style has proven effective in helping his friends complete missions. Boone was at one point a victim of severe [aquaphobia](/wiki/Aquaphobia "Aquaphobia"), but later overcame it while visiting an underwater world in "Chicken or Fish?". His parents, like Penn's, were part\-time heroes. * Sashi Kobayashi (voiced by [Tania Gunadi](/wiki/Tania_Gunadi "Tania Gunadi")) is Penn's second\-best friend (later girlfriend in the series finale), and a part\-time sidekick. Sashi is the only female on Penn's team, and is fairly tomboyish and aggressive, with a violent attitude. The forms Sashi takes often provoke teasing from her teammates, but it doesn't stop her from proving how tough she is. Sashi is often a voice of reason and understanding despite her demeanor. Sashi wears futuristic glasses that the gang refer to as "the Specs", which can project holographic displays that inform the trio about their missions. However, Sashi is also the only member of Penn's team to have parents that were not part\-time heroes, which explains that in the season 2 episode "The Kobayashis", Sashi's parents were unaware of her job as a part\-time sidekick to help save worlds, and thought that she worked at the local "Fish Stick on a Stick" restaurant\-which is actually the headquarters of the part\-time villains. * Phyllis (voiced by Sam Levine) is a grouchy, often irritable Slavic woman who maintains the Multi Universe Transprojector (MUT) used by Penn and his team to travel to other worlds and fight evil. The MUT is located in an abandoned movie theater called The Odyssey, which is right next door to the part\-time villains' base in Fish Stick on a Stick. It is revealed during a flashback in "Zap One" that it was Phyllis who chose Penn's parents to be part\-time heroes, and chose Penn as well. She also has a pet bear named Karen for security. In the series finale, it is revealed she is the good half of a powerful entity called the Guardian. + Karen is a guard bear owned by Phyllis. In the season finale, Phyllis gave Karen to Boone.

Can someone who is not a part-time hero be as wise as Boone?

Babi ngepet

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Interpretation

Interpretation -------------- The [skeptical](/wiki/Skeptic "Skeptic") view is that it was probably a traditional way to explain the unexplainable loss of fortune or a mysterious theft in the village, by blaming the wild boar roaming the village in the night. Or probably it was a means of traditional pest control; to get rid of wild boars from eating and destroying rice fields or barns. The association of the boar with magic concerning fortune probably originated from [Javanese](/wiki/Javanese_people "Javanese people") pre\-Islamic and pre\-Hindu\-Buddhist beliefs that associate the boar with domestic richness, fortune and prosperity, similar to its connections with Celengan, which means [piggy bank](/wiki/Piggy_bank "Piggy bank") in Javanese. The word Celengan is derived from word *Celeng* which means boar.

Can we adapt traditional Javanese beliefs about wild boars to benefit contemporary societies?

Prashant Damle

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Stage

### Stage * 1993: Best Actor, Natya Nirmata Sangh, *Gela Madhav Kunikade* * 1993: Best Actor, Natydarpan award, *Gela Madhav Kunikade* * 1993: Best Actor, Maharashtra State Award, *Gela Madhav Kunikade* * 1995: Best Singer/Actor \- 1995 \- Kalnirnay, *Lekure Udand Jhali* * 1995: Best Singer/Actor \- 1995 \- Akhil Bhartiya Natya Parishad, *Lekure Udand Jhali* * 1995: Best Actor, Maharashtra State Award, *Lekure Udand Jhali* * 1995: Best Actor, Critics Award, *Lekure Udand Jhali* * 1996: RECORD BREAKER ACTOR, A special prize by Prabhat channel, ''*1996: Best Actor, Natyadarpan Award,* * Priyatama*1999: Best Actor, Natya Nirmata Sangh,* * Eka Lagnachi Gosht*1999: Best Actor, ALFA Gaurav Puraskar,* * Eka Lagnachi Gosht*1999: Best Actor, Akhil Bhartiya Natya Parishad,* * Eka Lagnachi Gosht*1999: Best Actor, Maharashtra State Award,* * Eka Lagnachi Gosht*2003: Best Actor, Kalaranjan Puraskar, pune,* * [Amhi Doghe Raja Rani](/wiki/Amhi_Doghe_Raja_Rani "Amhi Doghe Raja Rani")*2003: Best Actor, Maharashtra State Award,* * [Amhi Doghe Raja Rani](/wiki/Amhi_Doghe_Raja_Rani "Amhi Doghe Raja Rani")*2008: Best Actor, Maharashtra State Award,* * Olakh Na Palakh*2010: Best Actor, Maharashtra State Award,* * [Bahurupi](/wiki/Bahurupi "Bahurupi")*2019: Best Actor, Lokmat Maharashtrian Of The Year,* * Eka Lagnachi Pudhchi Ghost ### Film 1993: Best Actor in a Supporting Role, Maharashtra State Award, * Sawat Majhi Ladki''

What are some common themes among the awards won by Gela Madhav Kunikade?

Plantago aucklandica

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Introduction

***Plantago aucklandica*** is a species of [flowering plant](/wiki/Flowering_plant "Flowering plant") in the family [Plantaginaceae](/wiki/Plantaginaceae "Plantaginaceae") that is [endemic](/wiki/Endemism "Endemism") to the subantarctic [Auckland Islands](/wiki/Auckland_Islands "Auckland Islands"), New Zealand. Joseph Dalton Hooker described *P. aucklandica* in his *Flora Antarctica* in 1844\. Plants of this [plantain](/wiki/Plantago "Plantago") are large with large leaves, up to seven veins, wide petioles, colliculate seeds, and long spikes with dozens of flowers and one\-seeded fruits. This species in considered to be At Risk \- Naturally Uncommon, as it is an island endemic with a restricted range.

What are some potential threats to the survival of this plant species?

The Business Man (short story)

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Plot summary

Plot summary ------------ The narrator of the story is Peter Proffit, a "methodical" businessman by his own admission. He says a nurse swung him around when he was a young boy, and he bumped his head against a bedpost. That single event determined his fate: the resulting bump was in the area dedicated to system and regularity, according to [phrenology](/wiki/Phrenology "Phrenology"). Proffit goes on to say that he despises geniuses and that they are all asses—"the greater the genius the greater the ass". Geniuses can not, he says, be turned into men of business. At the age of fourteen, his father forced him to work as a merchant, which Proffit could not stand. He says that though most boys run away from home at the age of twelve, he chose to wait until the age of sixteen. What finally convinced him was his mother's suggestion that he work as a [grocer](/wiki/Grocer "Grocer"). Instead, he becomes a "Walking\-Advertisement" for a tailor. Feeling swindled by his employer over a [penny](/wiki/Penny "Penny"), however, he moves on to start his own business. Proffit goes into the "[Eye\-Sore](/wiki/Eyesore "Eyesore")" business. When he sees a large home or palace being built, he buys a nearby or adjoining property and builds a "mud\-hovel" or "[pig\-sty](/wiki/Sty "Sty")" so ugly that he is paid 500% the value of the lot to tear it down—essentially a species of [spite house](/wiki/Spite_house "Spite house") for [extorting](/wiki/Extortion "Extortion") purposes. One owner, however, offers less than 500%. In retaliation, Proffit [lamp\-blacks](/wiki/Soot "Soot") the house overnight. For this, he is jailed, and ostracized by others in the Eye\-Sore business. Proffit then enters the [Assault](/wiki/Assault "Assault")\-and\-[Battery](/wiki/Battery_%28crime%29 "Battery (crime)") business. He makes money by starting fights with people on the streets and then sues them for attacking him. He then becomes involved with "Mud\-Dabbling", making people pay him not to splash them with mud. He also has a dog rub up against people's shoes to make them dirty, then offers his services as a [shoeshiner](/wiki/Shoeshiner "Shoeshiner"). Though he gave the dog a third of the profits, the routine split when the dog began to demand half. Proffit then becomes an [organ grinder](/wiki/Organ_grinder "Organ grinder"), though he makes money by people paying him to stop rather than to play. He boasts of his own abilities in business and lists his eight "speculations" for success. He then tries forging letters and delivering them to rich people, asking them to pay [postage](/wiki/Postage "Postage") themselves, as was the custom at the time. He says, however, that he had moral issues with this line of work after hearing people say unkind things about the fake people who had written to them. A law is later passed to keep down the population of [cats](/wiki/Cat "Cat"), with citizens paid for any cat tails they turn in. Proffit begins to raise cats so that he can collect the reward for their tails. It was his most profitable venture. After all his business ventures, he considers himself "a made man" and is considering running for office or, more accurately, purchasing a seat in county government.

Is there a connection between Peter Proffit's personality and his business choices?

Journeys by Stadium DJ

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Track listing

Track listing ------------- 1. "Extasia" (4:48\) 2. "Wow Mr. Yogi!" (F.A.M. Tranceport Mix) (5:49\) 3. "Lemon" (Perfecto Remix) (7:19\) 4. "Just Let It Go" (1:24\) 5. "Hablando" (4:24\) 6. "Body Baby" (3:24\) 7. "Now" (3:51\) 8. "Not Over Yet" (4:34\) 9. "I Can't Take Your Love" (2:03\) 10. "Timeless Land" ([Leftfield](/wiki/Leftfield "Leftfield") Vocal Mix) (2:42\) 11. "The Snake" (6:34\) 12. "Dreams" (5:28\) 13. "Little Bullet" (6:50\) 14. "Possible Worlds" (3:11\) 15. "LSD" (5:53\)

What is the story behind the song 'Hablando'?

Radiant energy density

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Mathematical definition

Mathematical definition ----------------------- **Radiant energy density**, denoted *w*e ("e" for "energetic", to avoid confusion with photometric quantities), is defined asKarel Rusňák. [Přenos energie elektromagnetickým vlněním](http://www.kfy.zcu.cz/dokumenty/FYA2/prenos.en.elmg.vln.pdf). Department of Physics, Faculty of Applied Sciences, [University of West Bohemia](/wiki/University_of_West_Bohemia "University of West Bohemia"). 2005\-11\. Visited 2013\-10\-06 w\_\\mathrm{e} \= \\frac{\\partial Q\_\\mathrm{e{\\partial V}, where * ∂ is the [partial derivative](/wiki/Partial_derivative "Partial derivative") symbol; * *Q*e is the radiant energy; * *V* is the volume.

How does the definition of radiant energy density contribute to our understanding of electromagnetic waves?

Lunar Orbit and Landing Approach

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Training

Training -------- A training mission began with the pilot on Model 1, simulating the translunar approach and orbit establishment. As the descent progressed, the scene would switch to Model 2, and subsequently to Models 3\. The simulation aimed to provide visual cues for controlling a spacecraft near the Moon. The lunar module cabin offered a 45\-degree field of view through its windows, while the simulator's projection screens provided a broader 65\-degree field of view. Four Schmidt television projectors rear\-projected the lunar surface, while a starfield generator, mounted above the cabin, front\-projected the stars. File:Project LOLA 5\.jpg\|Construction of Model 1 used in the LOLA simulator. Project LOLA.jpg\|Test subject at controls of the simulator Project LOLA 2\.jpg\|Test subject during the training session

How can the visuals from the simulator be used to improve astronaut performance?

Berne Abbey

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Images

Images ------ Image:Stichtingsoorkonde Abdij van Berne.jpg\|Foundation Charter Image:Ridder Fuco van Berne.jpg\|Fulcold of Berne Image:Mijter en staf Van Malsen.jpg\|Staff and mitre 1536 Image:Wapen Van Malsen.jpg\|Coat of arms of abbot Van Malsen in the old castle Image:Berne.jpg\|Abbey, 17th century Image:Oudegravureberne.jpg\|Abbey, 18th century Image:Oude interieur abdijkerk.jpg\|Abbey church in 1934 Image:Abdij van Berne voorzijde.jpg\|Front of Berne Abbey Image:Pandgang.JPG\|Cloister of Berne Abbey Image:Abdijkerk\-20080128\-2\-web.jpg\|Abbey church

Can you describe a typical day in the life of someone living in the Abbey?

Madapuram

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Introduction

**Madurapuram** is a small village in India that lies on the banks of the [Vaigai River](/wiki/Vaigai_River "Vaigai River") and on the National Highway 49 that connects [Madurai](/wiki/Madurai "Madurai") with [Rameshwaram](/wiki/Rameshwaram "Rameshwaram"). The village is situated from Madurai. Though Madapuram is near Madurai it is within [Sivagangai district](/wiki/Sivagangai_district "Sivagangai district"). The famous Madurapuram Badhrakali amman and ayyanar temple is situated at this place. Today this temple is managed by [HR \& CE](/wiki/HR_%26_CE "HR & CE") ministry of Government of Tamil Nadu. Madurapuram kali is believed to be the Kaval deivams of Madurai [Pandyan king](/wiki/Pandyan_Dynasty "Pandyan Dynasty"). The temple has no roof. Madapuram kali is very famous here she stands with no roof and about high. [Ammavasya](/wiki/New_moon "New moon") days will be very crowded with people pray with lemon mala and archani. The Rajagopuram (the tower) of Bathirakaliamman temple is of five tiers. The Goddess amman idol is high and is guarded on both sides by two Boothas (demons). A horse statue high stands raising its legs over this idol. Bathirakaliamman holds a trident and has a crown of fire. People consider the temple to be a court of justice. It is common that at a small platform outside the temple people seek justice from the Goddess. They come in wet clothes, state their complaint and cut a coin and put it on a sacred place "Pattyakkal" installed here. They believe that by doing this they receive justice and the person against whom the complaint is lodged will be punished appropriately by the Goddess. The Thala virutcham is a [Neem tree](/wiki/Neem_tree "Neem tree"). The temple has two [theerthams](/wiki/Theertham "Theertham"), namely Brahmma Gundam and Manikarni theertham. The temple is open from 6\.00a.m. until 8\.00p.m.

Are there any rules for seeking justice from Bathirakaliamman?

Danish modern

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Literature

Literature ---------- * Andresen. Carl Erik: *Dansk møbelindustri 1870–1950*, 1996, Århus: Systime, 157 p.  * Greenberg, Cara: *Mid\-century modern furniture of the 1950s*, 1984 (reprinted 2000\), London: Thames \& Hudson, 176 p.  * Hansen, Per H: *Da danske møbler blev moderne: historien om dansk møbeldesigns storhedstid*, 2006, Odense, Syddansk Universitetsforlag, 644 pp. . * Hansen, Per H.; Petersen, Klaus: *Moderne dansk møbeldesign: tendenser, hammerslag og historie*, 2007, Copenhagen, Gyldendal, 329 p.  * Hollingsworth, Andrew: *Danish Modern*, 2008, Salt Lake City: Gibbs Smith, 240 p.  * Jalk, Grete: *Dansk møbelkunst gennem 40 år \- 40 years of Danish furniture design*, 1987, Tåstrup: Teknologisk Instituts Forlag, 4 volumes: , , and . * Karlsen, Arne: *Danish furniture design in the 20th century*, 2007, Copenhagen: Christian Ejlers, two volumes: 328 p. \& 223 p.  * Wanscher, Ole (translated by David Hohnen): *The art of furniture: 5000 years of furniture and interiors*, 1968, London, Allen \& Unwin, 419 p. * [Solaguren\-Beascoa de Corral, Félix](http://www.nsarquitectes.com/#!__cv/cv-fsc): "Jacobsen. Objects and Furniture Design", 2010, Barcelona, Ed. Poligrafa, 127 pages. / 978\-84\-343\-11834\-8

What role did Danish designers play in shaping international furniture styles?

Electric aircraft

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Experimental demonstrators

### Experimental demonstrators [thumb\|The Militky MB\-E1, a converted [Brditschka HB\-3](/wiki/Brditschka_HB-3 "Brditschka HB-3") motor glider (later HB\-23 pictured) was the first full\-size electric aircraft](/wiki/File:HB-Aircraft_HB_232-400-SP_PH-1032_26-09-04.jpg "HB-Aircraft HB 232-400-SP PH-1032 26-09-04.jpg") [thumb\|[NASA](/wiki/NASA "NASA") developed the [X\-57 Maxwell](/wiki/X-57_Maxwell "X-57 Maxwell") from a [Tecnam P2006T](/wiki/Tecnam_P2006T "Tecnam P2006T")](/wiki/File:X57-Maxwell-CGI_%28cropped%29.jpg "X57-Maxwell-CGI (cropped).jpg") On 21 October 1973, the Militky MB\-E1, a [Brditschka HB\-3](/wiki/Brditschka_HB-3 "Brditschka HB-3") motor glider converted by Fred Militky and piloted by Heino Brditschka, flew for 9 minutes from [Linz](/wiki/Linz "Linz") in Austria: the first electric aircraft to fly under its own power with a person on board, powered by [Nickel–cadmium batteries](/wiki/Nickel%E2%80%93cadmium_battery "Nickel–cadmium battery") (NiCad). NiCad batteries have a higher [energy density](/wiki/Energy_density "Energy density") than [lead–acid batteries](/wiki/Lead%E2%80%93acid_batteries "Lead–acid batteries"), needed to power a [heavier than air aircraft](/wiki/Heavier_than_air_aircraft "Heavier than air aircraft"). Following successful [human\-powered flight](/wiki/Human-powered_flight "Human-powered flight"), a relaunched [Kremer prize](/wiki/Kremer_prize "Kremer prize") allowed the crew to store energy before takeoff. In the 1980s several such designs stored electricity generated by pedalling, including the [MIT Monarch](/wiki/MIT_Monarch "MIT Monarch") and the [Aerovironment](/wiki/Aerovironment "Aerovironment") Bionic Bat.[Bionic Bat – Stored energy human powered aircraft](http://arc.aiaa.org/doi/abs/10.2514/6.1985-1447) M. Cowley, AeroVironment, Inc., Simi Valley, CA; W. MORGAN, AeroVironment, Inc., Simi Valley, CA; P. MACCREADY, AeroVironment, Inc., Monrovia, CA Chapter DOI: 10\.2514/6\.1985\-1447 Publication Date: 8 July 1985 – 11 July 1985 The [Boeing](/wiki/Boeing "Boeing")\-led FCD (fuel cell demonstrator) project uses a [Diamond HK\-36 Super Dimona](/wiki/Diamond_HK-36_Super_Dimona "Diamond HK-36 Super Dimona") motor glider as a research test bed for a hydrogen fuel cell powered light airplane. Successful flights took place in February and March 2008\. The European Commission has financed many low [TRL](/wiki/Technology_readiness_level "Technology readiness level") projects for innovative electric or hybrid propulsion aircraft. The ENFICA\-FC is a project of the [European Commission](/wiki/European_Commission "European Commission"), to study and demonstrate an all\-electric aircraft with fuel\-cells as the main or auxiliary power system. During the three\-year project, a fuel\-cell based power system was designed and first flown in a [Rapid 200FC](/wiki/Kappa_77_KP_2U-SOVA "Kappa 77 KP 2U-SOVA") ultralight aircraft on 20 May 2010\. The first NASA [Green Flight Challenge](/wiki/Green_Flight_Challenge "Green Flight Challenge") took place in 2011 and was won by a [Pipistrel Taurus G4](/wiki/Pipistrel_Taurus "Pipistrel Taurus") on 3 October 2011\. In 2013 [Chip Yates](/wiki/Chip_Yates "Chip Yates") demonstrated that the world's fastest electric airplane, a Long ESA, a modified [Rutan Long\-EZ](/wiki/Rutan_Long-EZ "Rutan Long-EZ"), could outperform a gasoline\-powered Cessna and other aircraft in a series of trials verified by the [Fédération Aéronautique Internationale](/wiki/F%C3%A9d%C3%A9ration_A%C3%A9ronautique_Internationale "Fédération Aéronautique Internationale"). The Long ESA was found to be less expensive, have a higher maximum speed, and higher rate of climb, partly due to the ability of the aircraft to maintain performance at altitude as low air density does not impair engine performance. In 2017, [Siemens](/wiki/Siemens "Siemens") used a modified [Extra EA\-300](/wiki/Extra_EA-300 "Extra EA-300") acrobatic airplane, the 330LE, to set two new records: on March 23 at the [Dinslaken](/wiki/Dinslaken "Dinslaken") Schwarze Heide airfield in Germany, the aircraft reached a top speed of around over and the next day, it became the first [glider towing](/wiki/Glider_towing "Glider towing") electric aircraft. NASA was developing the [X\-57 Maxwell](/wiki/X-57_Maxwell "X-57 Maxwell") to demonstrate technology to reduce fuel use, emissions, and noise, but the program was cancelled due to problems with the propulsion system. Modified from a [Tecnam P2006T](/wiki/Tecnam_P2006T "Tecnam P2006T"), the X\-57 will have 14 electric motors driving [propellers](/wiki/Propeller "Propeller") mounted on the wing leading edges. In July 2017, [Scaled Composites](/wiki/Scaled_Composites "Scaled Composites") is modifying a first P2006T by replacing the piston engines with electric motors, to fly early in 2018, then will move the motors to the [wingtips](/wiki/Wingtips "Wingtips") to increase [propulsive efficiency](/wiki/Propulsive_efficiency "Propulsive efficiency") and finally will install the high [aspect ratio](/wiki/Wing_aspect_ratio "Wing aspect ratio") wing with 12 smaller props. US/UK startup [ZeroAvia](/wiki/ZeroAvia "ZeroAvia") develops zero\-emissions [fuel\-cell](/wiki/Fuel-cell "Fuel-cell") propulsion systems for small aircraft, and tests its [HyFlyer](/wiki/Piper_PA-46%23ZeroAvia_HyFlyer "Piper PA-46#ZeroAvia HyFlyer") in Orkney supported by £2\.7 million from the UK government.

Can an electric-powered plane be used as a tow plane for gliders?

List of Delhi Capitals records

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Highest partnerships by wicket

### Highest partnerships by wicket | Wicket | Runs | First batsman | Second batsman | Opposition | Venue | Date | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | | 151 | | | [MI](/wiki/Mumbai_Indians "Mumbai Indians") | [Arun Jaitley Stadium](/wiki/Arun_Jaitley_Stadium "Arun Jaitley Stadium"), [Delhi](/wiki/Delhi "Delhi"), India | | | | 189\* | | | [DC](/wiki/Deccan_Chargers "Deccan Chargers") | [Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium](/wiki/Rajiv_Gandhi_International_Cricket_Stadium "Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium"), [Hyderabad](/wiki/Hyderabad%2C_India "Hyderabad, India"), India | | | | 134 | | | [RCB](/wiki/Royal_Challengers_Bangalore "Royal Challengers Bangalore") | [M. Chinnaswamy Stadium](/wiki/M._Chinnaswamy_Stadium "M. Chinnaswamy Stadium"), [Bangalore](/wiki/Bangalore "Bangalore"), India | | | | 128 | | | [KKR](/wiki/Kolkata_Knight_Riders "Kolkata Knight Riders") | [Arun Jaitley Stadium](/wiki/Arun_Jaitley_Stadium "Arun Jaitley Stadium"), [Delhi](/wiki/Delhi "Delhi"), India | | | | 110\* | | | [RCB](/wiki/Royal_Challengers_Bangalore "Royal Challengers Bangalore") | [Sharjah Cricket Stadium](/wiki/Sharjah_Cricket_Stadium "Sharjah Cricket Stadium"), [Sharjah](/wiki/Sharjah_%28city%29 "Sharjah (city)"), UAE | | | | 71 | | | [MI](/wiki/Mumbai_Indians "Mumbai Indians") | [Dubai International Stadium](/wiki/Dubai_International_Stadium "Dubai International Stadium"), [Dubai](/wiki/Dubai "Dubai"), UAE | | | | 91 | | | [MI](/wiki/Mumbai_Indians "Mumbai Indians") | [Wankhede Stadium](/wiki/Wankhede_Stadium "Wankhede Stadium"), [Mumbai](/wiki/Mumbai "Mumbai"), India | | | | 48\* | | | [DC](/wiki/Deccan_Chargers "Deccan Chargers") | [Arun Jaitley Stadium](/wiki/Arun_Jaitley_Stadium "Arun Jaitley Stadium"), [Delhi](/wiki/Delhi "Delhi"), India | | | | 29 | | | [RR](/wiki/Rajasthan_Royals "Rajasthan Royals") | [Sardar Patel Stadium](/wiki/Sardar_Patel_Stadium "Sardar Patel Stadium"), [Ahmedabad](/wiki/Ahmedabad "Ahmedabad"), India | | | | 19\* | | | [RR](/wiki/Rajasthan_Royals "Rajasthan Royals") | [Sardar Patel Stadium](/wiki/Sardar_Patel_Stadium "Sardar Patel Stadium"), [Ahmedabad](/wiki/Ahmedabad "Ahmedabad"), India | | | | Last Updated: 13 November 2020 | | | | | | |

How does the number of partnerships by wicket affect a team's overall performance in IPL?

Mark Hopkins Jr.

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Introduction

**Mark Hopkins Jr.** (September 3, 1814 – March 29, 1878\) was an American railroad executive. He was one of four principal investors that funded [Theodore D. Judah](/wiki/Theodore_D._Judah "Theodore D. Judah")'s idea of building a railway over the Sierra Nevada from Sacramento, California to Promontory, Utah. They formed the [Central Pacific Railroad](/wiki/Central_Pacific_Railroad "Central Pacific Railroad") along with [Leland Stanford](/wiki/Leland_Stanford "Leland Stanford"), [Charles Crocker](/wiki/Charles_Crocker "Charles Crocker"), and [Collis Huntington](/wiki/Collis_Huntington "Collis Huntington") in 1861\.

How did the formation of Central Pacific Railroad contribute to the growth of California?

Club Thorne Colliery F.C.

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History

History ------- Little is known of the formation of the club, but [Thorne](/wiki/Thorne%2C_South_Yorkshire "Thorne, South Yorkshire") first came to the limelight in 1927, then they reached the 3rd qualifying round of the [FA Cup](/wiki/FA_Cup "FA Cup") in their debut campaign in the competition.[Thorne Colliery](http://wildstat.com/p/1/club/ENG_Thorne_Colliery_FC) WildStat Five years later they joined the [Yorkshire League](/wiki/Yorkshire_Football_League "Yorkshire Football League"), finishing as high as 4th in the years before the [Second World War](/wiki/World_War_II "World War II").[Thorne Colliery](https://www.fchd.info/THORNEC.HTM) Football Club History Database They re\-joined the [Yorkshire League](/wiki/Yorkshire_Football_League "Yorkshire Football League") after the war and finished as runners\-up in 1946\. A year they went one better, being crowned as league champions. They were relegated to Division Two in 1950 but won promotion back to the top flight four years later. Their stay in Division One would only last another year before being relegated again, but their yo\-yo status continued when they were promoted back again in 1956\. Following another relegation in 1958, Thorne wouldn't get back to Division One again until 1966\. After another relegation in 1970, the club embarked on a decade of tough times which saw them relegated again to Division Three in 1974, remaining in the basement division for five years. Between 1978 and 1982 they went through a remarkable period where they won back\-to\-back promotions to reach Division One, before then going through back\-to\-back relegations to find themselves back in Division Three. Their last relegation came at the wrong time, as the Yorkshire League merged with the [Midland League](/wiki/Midland_Football_League_%281889%29%23Midland_Counties_League_1961%E2%80%931982 "Midland Football League (1889)#Midland Counties League 1961–1982") to form the [Northern Counties East League](/wiki/Northern_Counties_East_League "Northern Counties East League") (NCEL), with Thorne being placed in Division Two North of the new competition. They only remained in the NCEL for five years before resigning and joining the [Doncaster \& District Senior League](/wiki/Doncaster_%26_District_Senior_League "Doncaster & District Senior League"). They won the Doncaster League in all five years they stayed in the competition, before joining the [Central Midlands League](/wiki/Central_Midlands_League "Central Midlands League") (CMFL) in 1993\. They won promotion to the top flight of the [CMFL](/wiki/Central_Midlands_Alliance_League "Central Midlands Alliance League") in 1995 but spent only three seasons in the Supreme Division before being relegated back to the Premier Division, remaining at that level until 2011, when they were placed in the North Division of the newly restructured CMFL. In 2020, the club began improvements at the ground with a new roof to the main stand and for the first time in the club's history floodlights were installed. In 2021 they merged with the local junior team Moorends Hornets \& Stingers to become Club Thorne, forming a development team, an Under 21's team and junior teams. This merge saw the release of the new club logo and a change from blue and white stripes to blue and black stripes to incorporate the main colours of both clubs. The club is moving forward at an impressive rate. In 2021\-22 the club missed out on promotion by losing on the final day of the season to [Retford United](/wiki/Retford_United_F.C. "Retford United F.C.") knowing that three points would have secured the CMFL title and promotion to the NCEL. The following season they again finished third but won silverware by securing their first trophy since 1993 by beating [Staveley Miners Welfare](/wiki/Staveley_Miners_Welfare_F.C. "Staveley Miners Welfare F.C.") Reserves in the Central Midlands Floodlit Cup. The decision was made to switch to the [Humber Premier League](/wiki/Humber_Premier_League "Humber Premier League") for the 2023–24 season and it paid off greatly as the Championship was secured by an 8\-point margin with only 4 league defeats all season. They now look forward to returning to the [NCEL](/wiki/Northern_Counties_East_Football_League "Northern Counties East Football League") after a 38\-year hiatus. ### Season\-by\-season record | Season | Division | [Level](/wiki/English_football_league_system "English football league system") | Position | [FA Cup](/wiki/FA_Cup "FA Cup") | Notes | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 1925–26 | [Doncaster \& District Senior League](/wiki/Doncaster_%26_District_Senior_League "Doncaster & District Senior League") | – | | – | | 1926–27 | [Doncaster \& District Senior League](/wiki/Doncaster_%26_District_Senior_League "Doncaster & District Senior League") | – | 1st | – | | 1927–28 | [Doncaster \& District Senior League](/wiki/Doncaster_%26_District_Senior_League "Doncaster & District Senior League") | – | | [3QR](/wiki/1927%E2%80%9328_FA_Cup_qualifying_rounds%233rd_qualifying_round "1927–28 FA Cup qualifying rounds#3rd qualifying round") | | 1928–29 | [Doncaster \& District Senior League](/wiki/Doncaster_%26_District_Senior_League "Doncaster & District Senior League") | – | | [2QR](/wiki/1928%E2%80%9329_FA_Cup_qualifying_rounds%232QR "1928–29 FA Cup qualifying rounds#2QR") | | 1929–30 | [Doncaster \& District Senior League](/wiki/Doncaster_%26_District_Senior_League "Doncaster & District Senior League") | – | | [1QR](/wiki/1929%E2%80%9330_FA_Cup_qualifying_rounds%231QR "1929–30 FA Cup qualifying rounds#1QR") | | 1930–31 | [Doncaster \& District Senior League](/wiki/Doncaster_%26_District_Senior_League "Doncaster & District Senior League") | – | | – | | 1931–32 | [Doncaster \& District Senior League](/wiki/Doncaster_%26_District_Senior_League "Doncaster & District Senior League") | – | | – | | 1932–33 | [Yorkshire League](/wiki/Yorkshire_Football_League "Yorkshire Football League") | – | 8th/10 | – | | 1933–34 | [Yorkshire League](/wiki/Yorkshire_Football_League "Yorkshire Football League") | – | 11/13 | [1QR](/wiki/1933%E2%80%9334_FA_Cup_qualifying_rounds%231QR "1933–34 FA Cup qualifying rounds#1QR") | | 1934–35 | [Yorkshire League](/wiki/Yorkshire_Football_League "Yorkshire Football League") | – | 12/18 | [2QR](/wiki/1934%E2%80%9335_FA_Cup_qualifying_rounds%232QR "1934–35 FA Cup qualifying rounds#2QR") | | 1935–36 | [Yorkshire League](/wiki/Yorkshire_Football_League "Yorkshire Football League") | – | 4/20 | [2QR](/wiki/1935%E2%80%9336_FA_Cup_qualifying_rounds%232QR "1935–36 FA Cup qualifying rounds#2QR") | | 1936–37 | [Yorkshire League](/wiki/Yorkshire_Football_League "Yorkshire Football League") | – | 15/19 | [PR](/wiki/1936%E2%80%9337_FA_Cup_qualifying_rounds%23PR "1936–37 FA Cup qualifying rounds#PR") | | 1937–38 | [Yorkshire League](/wiki/Yorkshire_Football_League "Yorkshire Football League") | – | 13/20 | [EPR](/wiki/1937%E2%80%9338_FA_Cup_qualifying_rounds%23EPR "1937–38 FA Cup qualifying rounds#EPR") | | 1938–39 | [Yorkshire League](/wiki/Yorkshire_Football_League "Yorkshire Football League") | – | 13/20 | [2QR](/wiki/1938%E2%80%9339_FA_Cup_qualifying_rounds%232QR "1938–39 FA Cup qualifying rounds#2QR") | | | | 1945–46 | [Yorkshire League](/wiki/Yorkshire_Football_League "Yorkshire Football League") | – | 2/15 | [1QR](/wiki/1945%E2%80%9346_FA_Cup_qualifying_rounds%231QR "1945–46 FA Cup qualifying rounds#1QR") | | 1946–47 | [Yorkshire League](/wiki/Yorkshire_Football_League "Yorkshire Football League") | – | 1/20 | [2QR](/wiki/1946%E2%80%9347_FA_Cup_qualifying_rounds%232QR "1946–47 FA Cup qualifying rounds#2QR") | | 1947–48 | [Yorkshire League](/wiki/Yorkshire_Football_League "Yorkshire Football League") | – | 8/20 | [2QR](/wiki/1947%E2%80%9348_FA_Cup_qualifying_rounds%232QR "1947–48 FA Cup qualifying rounds#2QR") | | 1948–49 | [Yorkshire League](/wiki/Yorkshire_Football_League "Yorkshire Football League") | – | 17/20 | [PR](/wiki/1948%E2%80%9349_FA_Cup_qualifying_rounds%23PR "1948–49 FA Cup qualifying rounds#PR") | | 1949–50 | [Yorkshire League](/wiki/Yorkshire_Football_League "Yorkshire Football League") | – | 17/18 | [EPR](/wiki/1949%E2%80%9350_FA_Cup_qualifying_rounds%23EPR "1949–50 FA Cup qualifying rounds#EPR") | | 1950–51 | [Yorkshire League](/wiki/Yorkshire_Football_League "Yorkshire Football League") Division 2 | – | 11/17 | [PR](/wiki/1950%E2%80%9351_FA_Cup_qualifying_rounds%23PR "1950–51 FA Cup qualifying rounds#PR") | | 1951–52 | [Yorkshire League](/wiki/Yorkshire_Football_League "Yorkshire Football League") Division 2 | – | 9/13 | – | | 1952–53 | [Yorkshire League](/wiki/Yorkshire_Football_League "Yorkshire Football League") Division 2 | – | 8/14 | – | 1953–54 | [Yorkshire League](/wiki/Yorkshire_Football_League "Yorkshire Football League") Division 2 | – | 4/16 | – | Promoted | 1954–55 | [Yorkshire League](/wiki/Yorkshire_Football_League "Yorkshire Football League") Division 1 | – | 17/18 | – | Relegated | 1955–56 | [Yorkshire League](/wiki/Yorkshire_Football_League "Yorkshire Football League") Division 2 | – | 2/16 | – | Promoted || 1956–57 | [Yorkshire League](/wiki/Yorkshire_Football_League "Yorkshire Football League") Division 1 | – | 16/18 | – | 1957–58 | [Yorkshire League](/wiki/Yorkshire_Football_League "Yorkshire Football League") Division 1 | – | 18/18 | – | Relegated || 1958–59 | [Yorkshire League](/wiki/Yorkshire_Football_League "Yorkshire Football League") Division 2 | – | 9/13 | – | | 1959–60 | [Yorkshire League](/wiki/Yorkshire_Football_League "Yorkshire Football League") Division 2 | – | 10/15 | – | | 1960–61 | [Yorkshire League](/wiki/Yorkshire_Football_League "Yorkshire Football League") Division 2 | – | 6/19 | – | | 1961–62 | [Yorkshire League](/wiki/Yorkshire_Football_League "Yorkshire Football League") Division 2 | – | 10/14 | – | | 1962–63 | [Yorkshire League](/wiki/Yorkshire_Football_League "Yorkshire Football League") Division 2 | – | 12/15 | – | | 1963–64 | [Yorkshire League](/wiki/Yorkshire_Football_League "Yorkshire Football League") Division 2 | – | 13/15 | – | | 1964–65 | [Yorkshire League](/wiki/Yorkshire_Football_League "Yorkshire Football League") Division 2 | – | 13/15 | – | 1965–66 | [Yorkshire League](/wiki/Yorkshire_Football_League "Yorkshire Football League") Division 2 | – | 2/15 | – | Promoted || 1966–67 | [Yorkshire League](/wiki/Yorkshire_Football_League "Yorkshire Football League") Division 1 | – | 4/17 | – | | 1967–68 | [Yorkshire League](/wiki/Yorkshire_Football_League "Yorkshire Football League") Division 1 | – | 16/17 | [PR](/wiki/1967%E2%80%9368_FA_Cup_qualifying_rounds%23PR "1967–68 FA Cup qualifying rounds#PR") | 1968–69 | [Yorkshire League](/wiki/Yorkshire_Football_League "Yorkshire Football League") Division 1 | – | 17/18 | – | Relegated || 1969–70 | [Yorkshire League](/wiki/Yorkshire_Football_League "Yorkshire Football League") Division 2 | – | 8/18 | – | | 1970–71 | [Yorkshire League](/wiki/Yorkshire_Football_League "Yorkshire Football League") Division 2 | – | 12/14 | – | | 1971–72 | [Yorkshire League](/wiki/Yorkshire_Football_League "Yorkshire Football League") Division 2 | – | 11/15 | – | 1972–73 | [Yorkshire League](/wiki/Yorkshire_Football_League "Yorkshire Football League") Division 2 | – | 16/16 | – | Relegated || 1973–74 | [Yorkshire League](/wiki/Yorkshire_Football_League "Yorkshire Football League") Division 3 | – | 16/16 | – | | 1974–75 | [Yorkshire League](/wiki/Yorkshire_Football_League "Yorkshire Football League") Division 3 | – | 6/16 | – | | 1975–76 | [Yorkshire League](/wiki/Yorkshire_Football_League "Yorkshire Football League") Division 3 | – | 6/16 | – | | 1976–77 | [Yorkshire League](/wiki/Yorkshire_Football_League "Yorkshire Football League") Division 3 | – | 6/16 | – | 1977–78 | [Yorkshire League](/wiki/Yorkshire_Football_League "Yorkshire Football League") Division 3 | – | 4/16 | – | Promoted | 1978–79 | [Yorkshire League](/wiki/Yorkshire_Football_League "Yorkshire Football League") Division 2 | – | 3/16 | – | Promoted | 1979–80 | [Yorkshire League](/wiki/Yorkshire_Football_League "Yorkshire Football League") Division 1 | – | 13/16 | – | Relegated | 1980–81 | [Yorkshire League](/wiki/Yorkshire_Football_League "Yorkshire Football League") Division 2 | – | 15/16 | – | Relegated || 1981–82 | [Yorkshire League](/wiki/Yorkshire_Football_League "Yorkshire Football League") Division 3 | – | 15/15 | – | | 1982–83 | [Northern Counties East League](/wiki/Northern_Counties_East_League "Northern Counties East League") Division 2 North | – | [10th/14](/wiki/1982%E2%80%9383_Northern_Counties_East_Football_League%23Division_Two_North "1982–83 Northern Counties East Football League#Division Two North") | – | | 1983–84 | [Northern Counties East League](/wiki/Northern_Counties_East_League "Northern Counties East League") Division 2 North | – | [8th/14](/wiki/1983%E2%80%9384_Northern_Counties_East_Football_League%23Division_Two_North "1983–84 Northern Counties East Football League#Division Two North") | – | | 1984–85 | [Northern Counties East League](/wiki/Northern_Counties_East_League "Northern Counties East League") Division 1 Central | – | [7th/16](/wiki/1984%E2%80%9385_Northern_Counties_East_Football_League%23Division_One_Central "1984–85 Northern Counties East Football League#Division One Central") | – | | 1985–86 | [Northern Counties East League](/wiki/Northern_Counties_East_League "Northern Counties East League") Division 2 | – | [16th/16](/wiki/1985%E2%80%9386_Northern_Counties_East_Football_League%23Division_Two "1985–86 Northern Counties East Football League#Division Two") | – | | 1986–87 | [Doncaster \& District Senior League](/wiki/Doncaster_%26_District_Senior_League "Doncaster & District Senior League") Premier Division | – | 3rd/14 | – | | 1987–88 | [Doncaster \& District Senior League](/wiki/Doncaster_%26_District_Senior_League "Doncaster & District Senior League") Premier Division | – | 2nd/11 | – | | 1988–89 | [Doncaster \& District Senior League](/wiki/Doncaster_%26_District_Senior_League "Doncaster & District Senior League") Premier Division | – | 1st/13 | – | | 1989–90 | [Doncaster \& District Senior League](/wiki/Doncaster_%26_District_Senior_League "Doncaster & District Senior League") Premier Division | – | 1st/13 | – | | 1990–91 | [Doncaster \& District Senior League](/wiki/Doncaster_%26_District_Senior_League "Doncaster & District Senior League") Premier Division | – | 1st/14 | – | | 1991–92 | [Doncaster \& District Senior League](/wiki/Doncaster_%26_District_Senior_League "Doncaster & District Senior League") Premier Division | – | 1st/13 | – | | 1992–93 | [Doncaster \& District Senior League](/wiki/Doncaster_%26_District_Senior_League "Doncaster & District Senior League") Premier Division | – | 1st/15 | – | | 1993–94 | [Central Midlands League](/wiki/Central_Midlands_League "Central Midlands League") Premier Division | – | 4th/15 | – | 1994–95 | [Central Midlands League](/wiki/Central_Midlands_League "Central Midlands League") Premier Division | – | 3rd/17 | – | Promoted || 1995–96 | [Central Midlands League](/wiki/Central_Midlands_League "Central Midlands League") Supreme Division | – | 17th/17 | – | | 1996–97 | [Central Midlands League](/wiki/Central_Midlands_League "Central Midlands League") Supreme Division | – | 7th/16 | – | 1997–98 | [Central Midlands League](/wiki/Central_Midlands_League "Central Midlands League") Supreme Division | – | 16th/16 | – | Relegated || 1998–99 | [Central Midlands League](/wiki/Central_Midlands_League "Central Midlands League") Premier Division | – | 7th/15 | – | | 1999–00 | [Central Midlands League](/wiki/Central_Midlands_League "Central Midlands League") Premier Division | – | 8th/16 | – | | 2000–01 | [Central Midlands League](/wiki/Central_Midlands_League "Central Midlands League") Premier Division | – | 8th/17 | – | | 2001–02 | [Central Midlands League](/wiki/Central_Midlands_League "Central Midlands League") Premier Division | – | 6th/20 | – | | 2002–03 | [Central Midlands League](/wiki/Central_Midlands_League "Central Midlands League") Premier Division | – | 5th/17 | – | | 2003–04 | [Central Midlands League](/wiki/Central_Midlands_League "Central Midlands League") Premier Division | – | 18th/19 | – | | 2004–05 | [Central Midlands League](/wiki/Central_Midlands_League "Central Midlands League") Premier Division | 12 | 16th/19 | – | | 2005–06 | [Central Midlands League](/wiki/Central_Midlands_League "Central Midlands League") Premier Division | 12 | 7th/20 | – | | 2006–07 | [Central Midlands League](/wiki/Central_Midlands_League "Central Midlands League") Premier Division | 12 | 18th/19 | – | | 2007–08 | [Central Midlands League](/wiki/Central_Midlands_League "Central Midlands League") Premier Division | 12 | 19th/20 | – | | 2008–09 | [Central Midlands League](/wiki/Central_Midlands_League "Central Midlands League") Premier Division | 12 | 15th/15 | – | | 2009–10 | [Central Midlands League](/wiki/Central_Midlands_League "Central Midlands League") Premier Division | 12 | 12th/16 | – | | 2010–11 | [Central Midlands League](/wiki/Central_Midlands_League "Central Midlands League") Premier Division | 12 | 7th/15 | – | | 2011–12 | [Central Midlands League](/wiki/Central_Midlands_League "Central Midlands League") North Division | 11 | 14th/17 | – | | 2012–13 | [Central Midlands League](/wiki/Central_Midlands_League "Central Midlands League") North Division | 11 | 10th/17 | – | | 2013–14 | [Central Midlands League](/wiki/Central_Midlands_League "Central Midlands League") North Division | 11 | 3rd/17 | – | | 2014–15 | [Central Midlands League](/wiki/Central_Midlands_League "Central Midlands League") North Division | 11 | 5th/18 | – | | 2015–16 | [Central Midlands League](/wiki/Central_Midlands_League "Central Midlands League") North Division | 11 | 10th/15 | – | | 2016–17 | [Central Midlands League](/wiki/Central_Midlands_League "Central Midlands League") North Division | 11 | 15th/16 | – | | 2017–18 | [Central Midlands League](/wiki/Central_Midlands_League "Central Midlands League") North Division | 11 | 11th/18 | – | | 2018–19 | [Central Midlands League](/wiki/Central_Midlands_League "Central Midlands League") North Division | 11 | 14th/14 | – | | 2019–20 | [Central Midlands League](/wiki/Central_Midlands_Football_League "Central Midlands Football League") North Division | 11 | – | – | Season abandoned due to COVID\-19 pandemic | | 2020–21 | [Central Midlands League](/wiki/Central_Midlands_Football_League "Central Midlands Football League") North Division | 11 | – | – | Season abandoned due to COVID\-19 pandemic | | 2021–22 | [Central Midlands League](/wiki/Central_Midlands_Football_League "Central Midlands Football League") North Division | 11 | 3rd/18 | – | | | 2022–23 | [Central Midlands League](/wiki/Central_Midlands_Football_League "Central Midlands Football League") North Division | 11 | 3rd/15 | – | | | Season | Division | [Level](/wiki/English_football_league_system "English football league system") | Position | [FA Cup](/wiki/FA_Cup "FA Cup") | Notes | |Source: [Football Club History Database](http://fchd.info/THORNEC.HTM) ### Notable former players Players that have played in the [Football League](/wiki/Football_League "Football League") either before or after playing for Thorne Colliery: * [Bobby Browne](/wiki/Bobby_Browne_%28footballer%2C_born_1912%29 "Bobby Browne (footballer, born 1912)") * [James Fullwood](/wiki/James_Fullwood "James Fullwood") * [Bob Johnson](/wiki/Bob_Johnson_%28footballer%2C_born_1905%29 "Bob Johnson (footballer, born 1905)") * [Ted Sagar](/wiki/Ted_Sagar "Ted Sagar")

How does the club's performance affect the surrounding community?

Mark Erstling

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Introduction

**Mark Erstling** is the Executive Vice President and COO for the [Association of Public Television Stations](/wiki/Association_of_Public_Television_Stations "Association of Public Television Stations"). He has been with this organization since 2001, and he is in charge of the daily activities and business necessities of the Association. Prior to this position, he served as the general manager of [WPSX\-TV](/wiki/WPSX-TV "WPSX-TV") and [WPSU\-FM](/wiki/WPSU-FM "WPSU-FM"). Before that position he was employed by the Pennsylvania Public Television Network Commission. Lastly, he has also served as a director and producer for [WJCT](/wiki/WJCT_%28TV%29 "WJCT (TV)").<https://web.archive.org/web/20080129224743/http://www.apts.org/aboutAPTS/staff/Erstling_Mark.cfm>

What is the significance of the Pennsylvania Public Television Network Commission in the context of public television?

Hepatocyte growth factor receptor

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Interaction with tumour suppressor genes

Interaction with tumour suppressor genes ---------------------------------------- ### *PTEN* *[PTEN](/wiki/PTEN_%28gene%29 "PTEN (gene)")* (phosphatase and tensin homolog) is a [tumor suppressor gene](/wiki/Tumor_suppressor_gene "Tumor suppressor gene") encoding a protein PTEN, which possesses lipid and protein phosphatase\-dependent as well as phosphatase\-independent activities. PTEN protein [phosphatase](/wiki/Phosphatase "Phosphatase") is able to interfere with MET signaling by dephosphorylating either PIP3 generated by [PI3K](/wiki/PI3K "PI3K"), or the p52 isoform of [SHC](/wiki/SHC1 "SHC1"). SHC dephosphorylation inhibits recruitment of the [GRB2](/wiki/GRB2 "GRB2") adapter to activated MET. ### *VHL* There is evidence of correlation between inactivation of *[VHL](/wiki/VHL "VHL")* [tumor suppressor gene](/wiki/Tumor_suppressor_gene "Tumor suppressor gene") and increased MET signaling in [renal cell carcinoma](/wiki/Renal_cell_carcinoma "Renal cell carcinoma") (RCC) and also in malignant transformations of the heart.

What are some other tumor suppressor genes that might interact with MET signaling in similar ways?

Corporation Ruta N

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History

History ------- Corporation Ruta\-N was founded in 2009 as a [regional innovation agency](/wiki/Regional_innovation_agency "Regional innovation agency") to support [Medellín](/wiki/Medell%C3%ADn "Medellín")'s transition from an industrial city into a knowledge city.Morisson, A. \& Doussineau, M. (2019\). Regional innovation governance and place\-based policies: design, implementation and implications. Regional Studies, Regional Science,6(1\),101–116\. [https://rsa.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10\.1080/21681376\.2019\.1578257](https://rsa.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/21681376.2019.1578257). Ruta\-N's first years were led by its inaugural director Andres Montoya Izasa. The Second Director was Juan Pablo Ortega MIT Alumni, who prior to serving as director, worked for EPM Originally, [Hewlett\-Packard](/wiki/Hewlett-Packard "Hewlett-Packard") was slated to invest in Ruta\-N and persist as a long\-term partner, with permanent residency in one of the three buildings. However, citing internal financial and logistical difficulties, the company officially exited its prior agreement with the city of [Medellín](/wiki/Medell%C3%ADn "Medellín") in June 2015\. In an effort to create a favorable environment for investment and entrepreneurship in the city, Ruta\-N contains a landing program that provides companies with office space, utilities, and conference rooms at a market cost. In the last 6 years (March 2018\), 210 companies have been attracted from 30 countries that have generated more than 2800 jobs in areas of innovation alone. In November 2015 there were 84 companies in Ruta\-N's landing program. However, by September 2016 there were more than 141 companies from a combined 23 different countries, directly resulting in 2111 new jobs in the city since 2012 alone. [Yuxi Pacific](/wiki/Yuxi_Pacific "Yuxi Pacific") was the first company to successfully exit Ruta\-N's landing program with a successful acquisition. Founded by serial entrepreneur [Michael Puscar](/wiki/Michael_Puscar "Michael Puscar"), Yuxi Pacific used Ruta\-N's offices to grow to over 100 full\-time employees before being acquired in June 2013 by [Cincinnati](/wiki/Cincinnati "Cincinnati")\-based [Blue Loop Capital](/wiki/Blue_Loop_Capital "Blue Loop Capital"). Other successful companies that have been a part of Ruta\-N's landing program include SproutLoud, XQuire, Idiomotion and Back2U. On February 10, 2016, recently inaugurated mayor [Federico Gutiérrez](/wiki/Federico_Guti%C3%A9rrez "Federico Gutiérrez") appointed [Alejandro Franco](/wiki/Alejandro_Franco "Alejandro Franco") as the new director of Ruta\-N. Ruta\-N is in active competition with other major cities and programs in Central and [South America](/wiki/South_America "South America"). Other programs with whom Ruta\-N compete include [Start\-Up Chile](/wiki/Start-Up_Chile "Start-Up Chile"), [500 Startups](/wiki/500_Startups "500 Startups") [Mexico](/wiki/Mexico "Mexico") and [Start\-Up Brasil](/wiki/Start-Up_Brasil "Start-Up Brasil"). In an academic article, Morisson (2018\) argues that Ruta N has played the role of a knowledge gatekeeper that facilitated the "tropicalization" of extra\-regional knowledge to support new technological trajectories for the city of Medellin

Are there any concerns about the long-term sustainability of Ruta-N's model?

Shisho Station

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Station layout

Station layout -------------- The station consists of two opposed ground\-level [side platforms](/wiki/Side_platform "Side platform") connected by a level crossing. The station is unattended. The station building was modeled after the ancient checkpoint (*sekisho*) on the highway which was located nearby. ### Platforms

Can you describe a typical day at the station?

G. Scott Hubbard

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Personal life

Personal life ------------- Hubbard was born December 27, 1948, in [Lexington, Kentucky](/wiki/Lexington%2C_Kentucky "Lexington, Kentucky"). His father, Robert Nicholas Hubbard (1920 \-1997\), was an attorney and later served as a State Court Judge. Hubbard's mother, Nancy Clay Hubbard (née Brown; 1922–2011\), was a homemaker and served as Executive Director of the [Elizabethtown, Kentucky](/wiki/Elizabethtown%2C_Kentucky "Elizabethtown, Kentucky") Visitor Commission. Hubbard has one younger sister, Nancy Kelly Huber and half\-sister Nicole Hubbard by his father's second marriage. Hubbard is currently married to Pat Power, a retired Federal Human Resources Manager. (Hubbard's first Marriage to Susan A. Ruggeri\-Hubbard ended with Susan's death in 2014\.) Hubbard is known personally and professionally by his middle name, Scott, because of the long\-time connection to a family friend, Nannie F. Scott.

Can you provide more context on why Hubbard is known as Scott?

The Big Questions

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Format

Format ------ The format is loosely based on BBC One's political discussion show, *[Question Time](/wiki/Question_Time_%28TV_series%29 "Question Time (TV series)")*, though it also contains elements that are more familiar to daytime chat shows. In the first four series, each show featured four panellists from a range of different religious and ethical perspectives, as well as a number of contributors from the live studio audience. In Series 5, the panel was dropped, and the debates took place entirely within the audience, which still featured a number of contributors. The programme was axed by the BBC in 2021\. Each week, panel and audience debate three ethical, moral or religious topics which featured in the week's news. | Series | Episodes | Transmission dates | Notes | | 1 | 24 | 9 September 2007 – 6 April 2008 | | | 2 | 41 | 28 December 2008 – 22 November 2009 | | | 3 | 24 | 3 January 2010 – 4 July 2010 | | | 4 | 20 | 9 January 2011 – 19 June 2011 | | | 5 | 20 | 8 January 2012 – 25 November 2012 | | | 6 | 22 | 3 January 2013 – 23 June 2013 | | | 7 | 21 | 5 January 2014 – 15 June 2014 | | | 8 | 20 | 11 January 2015 – 14 June 2015 | | | 9 | 20 | 10 January 2016 – 12 June 2016 | | | 10 | 20 | 8 January 2017 – 11 June 2017 | | | 11 | 19 | 7 January 2018 – 10 June 2018 | 250 episodes as of 3 June 2018 | | | 12 | 10 | 6 January 2019 – 10 March 2019 | | | 13 | 10 | 2 February 2020 \- 5 April 2020 | | | 14 | 10 | 17 January 2021 \- 21 March 2021 |

What are some potential drawbacks to featuring audience members in the debate?