Juan José Cuadros Pérez

Juan José Cuadros Perez (Palencia, October 9, 1926 - Madrid, May 27, 1990) was a Spanish writer of poetry and prose. His father, Juan José Cuadros, was a native of Beas de Segura (Jaén), which, in the 1920s met and married Josefa Perez Palencia. John Joseph was the oldest of four children.

He grew up in Beas de Segura (Jaén), a town that belongs to the Sierra de Segura, in Andalusia. In 1941 he moved to Baeza, to continue high school.

It is from 1945 when part to Madrid and began to study sciences in the Faculty of Sciences, then had to leave school, posing as opposition to the Body of Surveyors and taking place in the National Geographic Institute, finally settling to live in the capital, combining his work with the surveyor of his fondness for the prose and poetry. In Madrid met Maruja Fernandez de Ayala, pharmaceutical, whom he married and born of the marriage was born the only daughter, Almudena. Thanks to the work of his wife, meet other poets associated with the branch of pharmacy, as in the case of Federico Muelas and later to Rafael Palma, organized in their respective reboticas gatherings attended by among others José García Nieto, Santiago Ammon, Ramon Garciasol etc.

After the death of his mother in 1958, feels a special nostalgia for his homeland, and frequent visits to Palencia, where he met other poets soon permeating and integrating them in the group's magazine from Rocamador. that date onwards when dialing an intense period of publications in different newspapers and magazines, and participate in various literary gatherings. His work surveyor also gave him the opportunity to visit virtually almost all Spanish geography, all publishing fluctuated more life half a dozen books and numerous other publications and many books that came to light after his untimely death in the Spring 1990.


Juan José Cuadros Pérez

His great desire and recognized literary merit is offset by their peers, receiving countless posthumous tributes in addition to public and private institutions. In 1997 the city of Palencia Palencia inaugurated a street with his name, also his unpublished poems were published, and even in 2008 César Augusto Ayuso meets his literary studies, giving way in the book Love recalling the classic authors who influenced his work. In 2010, Beas de Segura pays tribute in memory of the 20 years after his death, with a cultural event sponsored by the City of Beas.

Biography

Early years

Charcoal drawing of Juan Jose Cuadros, made by Rafael Oliva in 1986.

Born in Palencia in Barrio and Mier Street, suddenly when he was only three years old, the family returned to the paternal estate, Beas de Segura, there will the first decade of his life, knowing his father's family, where he lives with them. For his grandfather Antonio, baker by profession, not being very happy with the name of the grandson, called "Toñin", and his hand teaches the customs, the people, the places and the whole environment surrounding the grandfather. Young blond, blue-eyed, that the town was struck.

Pass during those years of childhood, meeting friends, and making the streets and squares of the town and raiding scenario games, as Repullete Alley, Enmedio Street or Paseo Barbican with his friend Miguel Ojeda, Uncle Pepe or Antonio Llavero, who will dedicate the booklet, here is said of a people. This stage of your life will be marked, and years later reflected in his poems like a rocket deaf in unison.


Juan José Cuadros Pérez

In Beas de Segura live in those fateful years of the Spanish Civil War, with only ten years old, he realizes that surrounds him, and somehow those memories will forever remain etched in memory, one of them, is when in 1939 his father was transferred to Barcelona, and the following year exile from Spain goes south of France, and from there to Paris, returning south again French, by being closer to Spain, where install until his return in 1948. That vacuum paternal in his adolescence makes resent, and her mother is the one responsible for their care and education. And the other event the loss of two of his brothers at very early ages, Carlos and Alfonso. Just stay Germán, who settled in Cuenca.

We will have good memories of his master in Beas, Luis Ardoy, which will then dedicate a poem in the book and friendless boy would write one on here said of a people, and in this booklet reflects well as representative the people, The patron, the profession of his grandfather, his compatriots, rain and closes with the oil, Beas main economic wealth. Likewise also externalized all lived in Beas, in time rescued, carefully detailing the years of childhood.

Studies

Guadalquivir river as it passes through the Sierra de Segura, (Pantano del Tranco).

Tierra de Campos in the provincia de Palencia.

Fountain Plaza lions in Baeza.

Barrio de SalamancaMadrid, where he lived and drew inspiration for his book La Guindalera.

Castle of Segura de la Sierra and Yelmo Mountain in the background.

From a young age would show good intelligence, character, being a good observer and own imagination. His first studies in Beas de Segura, even to eleventh grade. After the war, in the course of 1941-42, he moved to study in Baeza (Jaén), finishing high school there at the same institute who years earlier had been a teacher of French, Antonio Machado. Those memories still lingered of Don Antonio, influenced him to declinarse for literature and especially poetry. De Beas, we were etched memories of those two universal mystic, St. Teresa of Avila and St. John of the Cross, who once left their mark on the town.


Juan José Cuadros Pérez

After his move to Baeza, and turns to Beas on weekends, holidays and summer vacation, participated in these summer camps that were enacted for young people between 14 and 17 years, attending one of them that was organized Morciguillinas area in the Sierra de Segura, by his talents and motivations, was appointed by the chronicler above the camp, and began writing a journal of all relevant events that were happening. Youth met there also municipalities in the region of the Sierra de Segura, with which locked very good friendship that years later he scored with a rare visit, collecting data mode that was drawing sketches of all the peoples of the highlands. The companions of the Institute Publications service offered to publish his work, was his first book of prose, which, coincidentally was published three days before his death: Journey to the Sierra de Segura.

In 1945, finished as the Bachelor of Baeza, spends revalidated at the University of Granada, and moved to Madrid to continue his studies at the Royal Academy, deciding to exact sciences, but in those postwar years were scarce economic resources and needed to switch the studies with work, having to give up. Viewing impossible goal, scored another course and submitted to the Corps of Surveyors opositar where oppositions pulled with great effort and sacrifice, and began working in the National Geographic Institute of Spain, until his last days. He settled in Madrid, where he lived, not without visiting the land where he was born and where he grew up.

Here in Madrid, he met Maruja Fernandez de Ayala, whom he married and had a daughter, Almudena. Maruja and Almudena, have always been present in the author's work, with their autographs.

Dedicatión

Alternating work with his love of poetry and prose, with the ideal setting for this, his hometown, Palencia, adoptive, Beas de Segura and cultural Baeza. And flags, Tierra de Campos in Castile and the Guadalquivir in Andalusia. In 1948, began making its first steps in the press, the first published poems that makes it through Jaen Journal are countless as published. To cite a few:


Juan José Cuadros Pérez

* Year 1948: High Jaén, the peoples in my memory Baeza, Linares, Andújar, The Guadalquivir, Villanueva, etc.
  * Year 1957: Andalucía en la poesía.
  * Romance a Baeza.
  * Romance del navío de Piedra.
  * April 19, 1959: Guadalquivir river giennense vocation. Part 1.
  * May 12, 1959: Guadalquivir river giennense vocation. Part 2.
  * Year 1960: Cervantes, Antonio Machado and Baeza.

They soon germinate their disclosures, and June 20, 1960 the prize of Natural Flower, issued by the Directorate General of Primary Education 5000 equipped with ESP, to the best work of the theme "The Virgin and the Magisterium" in the Floral Games of the Magisterium, for the work "The Juggler", being shared the award with Rafael Palma.

On arrival in Madrid, would soon enter the world attending literary gatherings, conferences, cafes, etc.. They soon meet Federico Muelas, which will prolong his first book, Child friendless, also Gerardo Diego, José Hierro, Vicente Aleixandre or Ramón Garciasol, who will join a close friendship, and give good advice, even to motivate point for the classic taste.

When his father returned from France in 1948, it intended to Villanueva del Arzobispo, where he settled definitively family, although Juan José was already in Madrid, were frequent visits to Villanueva and Beas, and that's when his first poems appear in the Jaen Journal, and gained fame after the City Council proposes to the parties crier Villanueva del Arzobispo (Jaén), which gave the proclamation of the parties on September 6, 1960, on the occasion of the fair. Also in the Sanctuary of the Fuensanta de Villanueva, at the entrance, next to the door, his poems are engraved with others of José María Pemán.


Juan José Cuadros Pérez

After the death of his mother, Josefina Perez Ceinos, in February 1958, feeling nostalgic for visiting their maternal roots, and from the following year, 1959, comes into contact with land assiduously palentinas, there hand a family member, soon will know people with the same interests as him. So José María Fernández Nieto known as Marcelino García Velasco, who in 1955 had created the magazine Rocamadour, being director and deputy director, respectively. Also known to Manuel Carrión, with which trabaría very good friendship to be moved to Madrid in 1962, with the post of deputy director of the National Library. Starting to publish poems in the number 15 of the magazine, with a poem by poem title ever, these compositions were the purest Castilian style, combining the essence with the vision of those years, dye splashed Andalusian, creates a rare mixture adds a later distinct.

Death was the course and in his funeral speech to Your Grace, that good honors were made with the verses of some other fuéranle mangüer the poison to take with feet forward, that curandericos poison there with titles who, in the absence recipe, write sonnets and with equal misconduct.
Letter of Don Martin.

Actually these letters were a literary criticism literary movements Madrid, also news, and other details that were happening, counted in old Castilian, giving a personal touch, counting with the help of Manuel Carrión estimable from office in the National Library of Spain, thus being aware first hand of all the new books that came up in the country.Navanunca, from there, you were continuing the publications with the most outstanding poets of the time.

The pharmacy

Loma de Úbeda (view Sabiote), fruit of inspiration for his book, Por los cerros de Úbeda.

Arcade in a street Becerril de Campos (Palencia), one of the people who appear in his book, Por tierra de pan amar.

Teatro Real Coliseo de Carlos IIISan Lorenzo del Escorial.


Juan José Cuadros Pérez

Molly, his wife, pharmaceutical, ran a pharmacy Pilar de Zaragoza Street of Madrid, being objet numerous gatherings, other poets were also pharmacists, and so in combined his work with poetry, was the case of Federico Muelas, a pharmacy Gravina Street of Madrid, there in his back room -which called the Ateneo - came together including Camilo José Cela, Gerardo Diego, etc. And Rafael Palma, who had another pharmacy Gaztambide Street of Madrid, which also met in chat. Even José María Fernández Nieto, was a pharmacist in Palencia.

...And, every day poetry

In the 1970s, his poems appear in the newspaper ABC, section ... and poetry, every day, with many poems such as cities:

  * Soria.
  * Palencia.
  * Patio de comedias de Almagro, the other referring to Los Cómicos.
  * Francisco de Quevedo.
  * Lope de Vega.
  * Tribute to Íñigo López de Mendoza, 1st Marquess of Santillana, entitled Razón para el Marqués.
  * Tribute to Góngora, Glosas a don Luis.
  * Fusulamientos de Moncloa.

Not forgetting the city where he was born, in the late 50s, as a cultural circle palentinos poets will give you glare in his poetic life, working relentlessly in Rocamadour magazine, which through its director , José María Fernández Nieto, is lively Juan José Cuadros, to contribute their poems, thoughts and criticisms, which will be the largest magazine estimated the 60s. With the book Navanunca, born Rocamador collection.

Works

Influence

His move to Baeza in 1941, and continue living there the figure of Antonio Machado, soon to be an object of admiration, Baeza was very present in Machado's work, including weekly recited his poems, and some of them were recorded in the memory. Machado was the basis or beginning of that love of poetry.


Juan José Cuadros Pérez

Juan José felt very identified with Jorge Manrique, the similarity of matches between the two poets is palpable, as he warned, and his early years in the Sierra de Segura, his transfer to the prison of Baeza, which compares with an internship at the Institute of Baeza, and mother's maiden name of Molly, his wife, and the wife of Jorge, both of Ayala, and Guiomar Menesses de Ayala.

Evolution

ESTE AMOR NO ES LO QUE ERA

Entonces tenía más claros
los ojos, el talle de lirio silvestre,
la frente más alta,
su largo cabello de oro
dejaba en la piel de los labios
un recuerdo de miel de romero
y flor de granado.

Juan José Cuadros

His poetic evolution unfolds gradually, seeking perfection in the arts, for it draws on a rich reading the classics, and the traditionalism of the Castilian, sticking its purity, and leaving aside the modernisms own language evolution. So leave a little aside his first two publications, and is not published until the number one collection Rocamadour, Navanunca, and later The Siege, when she starts by taking off, taking another lift and another vision in his work, which is transformed into the subsequently published.

His arrival in Madrid, will be the start of that poetic maturity in his work-this is mainly due to large capital resources offered, and the friendships and relationships that emerge, one of them, Ramon de Garciasol, great friend and family, with their experience and countless tips. And mainly the contact locals and especially poets Palencia, being part of the magazine Rocamadour, reaches that maturity.

His works are divided between Poetry and Prose. Considered as a poet of the second postwar generation.

Poetry

His poetry is original, with personality, express your feelings, reeling and pulling the juice of what he writes. Undecided on the principles of his poetry, and, what is slowly improving its quality, value and skill pen, driving a religious language and rich, yet simple and enjoyable. Leave marked a path coupled with a technique increasingly admirable.

Ramón Garciasol describes him as "a branch trunk Andalusian manriqueño output."


Juan José Cuadros Pérez

* Niño sin amigos (1959)
  * Aquí se dice de un pueblo (1960)
  * Navanunca (1961)
  * El Asedio (1963)
  * Recado de buen amor (1968)
  * Memoria del camino (1975) Premio González de Lama (1974)
  * Vuelta al Sur (1977)
  * Los últimos caminos(1984) Premio Antonio Camuña (1983)
posthumous
  * El único camino (1991)
  * Caminos (antología poética) (1993)

Prose

  * El libro de Guindalera (1992)
  * Tiempo rescatado (1999)
  * Al amor de los clásicos (2008)

Travel books

  * Viaje a la Sierra de Segura (1990)
  * Por los cerros de Úbeda (1998)
  * Por tierra de pan amar (2000)

Publications

  * Claro favor (1966)
  * Inéditos (1993)
  * Árbol del paraíso (2008)

Other

  * La ciudad dormida (Baeza) (1961)
  * En torno a una elegía: verte o no verte, de Rafael Alberti (1964)
  * Castilla en la poesía (1980)
  * Unas cuantas palabras para hablar de Miguel (1989)
  * (in Spanish) Dialnet:Juan José Cuadros
  * (in Spanish) Vuelta al sur: Juan José Cuadros


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Career

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Personal life

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Career statistics

Source:

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Stoke City    1998–99          Second Division  4       0           0      0      0     0      0     0      4  0
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Cast

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Plot

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Awards

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Early life and education

Malik was born in Muzaffarnagar, Uttar Pradesh, India in 1978. He holds a LL.B. degree from D.A.V. College, Muzaffarnagar. Prior to joining politics, he was an agriculturist by profession.

Political career

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Posts Held

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Elections contested

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2004  MLA            Baghra        Lost    39,004         Paramjeet Malik           RLD               42,705
2007  MLA            Baghra        Won     37,649         Yogendra Chairman         RLD               26,188
2012  MLA            Shamli        Won     53,947         Choudhary Virender Singh  SP                50,206
2017  MLA            Shamli        Lost    40,365         Tejendra Nirwal           BJP               70,085
2022  MLA            Charthawal    Won     97,363         Sapna Kashyap             BJP               92,029

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Football career

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History

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International competitions

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Players and personnel

Roster

From the team's most recent tournament

#   Name                    Pos  S/G  Age                Club
30  Saleh Abdallah          D    L    5 June 2001        Kuwait Stars
8   Mashari Alajmi          F    L    24 May 2000        Kuwait
6   Abdulrazaq Aldaei       D    R    11 September 2002  Kuwait Stars
26  Omar Alhoshan           G    L    7 October 2002     Kuwait Warriors
22  Hussain Ali             D    R    3 February 2003    Kuwait
2   Abdulaziz Alkhashan     F    R    2 November 2001    Kuwait Warriors
9   Abdulmuhsen Alkhashram  F    R    14 April 2003      Kuwait Warriors
21  Mosaed Alnajem          D    R    16 March 2003      Kuwait
29  Abdullah Alotaibi       F    L    13 September 2001  Kuwait
27  Bader Alqattan (A)      F    R    2 December 2001    Kuwait Falcons
28  Salem Alqattan (A)      F    R    5 November 2002    Kuwait Warriors
1   Ahmad Alsaegh           G    L    27 October 2000    Kuwait Stars
17  Ali Alsarraf (C)        F    L    20 October 2001    Kuwait Falcons
11  Abdullah Alshaddad      F    R    28 January 2003    Kuwait Falcons
24  Mohammad Alsuraya       F    R    10 May 2000        Kuwait
10  Aqeel Bosakhar          D    R    29 April 2001      Kuwait Falcons
5   khalaf Khalaf           D    L    24 January 2001    Kuwait Warriors
20  Moaaz Khalifuoh         D    R    12 October 2002    Kuwait

Team staff

From the team's most recent tournament


Team staff

From the team's most recent tournament

  * Head coach: Kamil Vavra
  * General manager: Ahmad Alajmi
  * General manager: Ahmad Alomran
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  * Team staff: Ali Albehairi
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Works

He has created numerous posters for the band Moonalice.

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Geography

Kagaru's eastern border is marked by the Sydney–Brisbane rail corridor, the Logan River and Teviot Brook. There is very little development in the area.

History

In the 1930s, a railway station in the area was named Kagaru, a Ugarapul word for the blue-winged kookaburra. In 1996, the locality was formally bounded and took the name of the railway station.

Formerly in the Shire of Beaudesert, Kagaru became split between Logan City and Scenic Rim Region following the local government amalgamations in March 2008.

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Mwera people

The Mwera people are a Bantu ethnic and linguistic group. They are native to Kilwa District in southeast Lindi Region. However they have also settled in northern Mtwara Region, and eastern Ruvuma Region of Tanzania, as well as along the Ruvuma River between Tanzania and Mozambique.

Mwera ceremonial Mask, Kilwa, Tanzania,

According to their oral traditions, the Mwera people are a Bantu people who originated around Lake Albert in north Uganda.Lake Malawi (Nyasa), where they settled into two communities: Mweras near Nyasa, and the second called coastal Mweras who settled between the Lake and the Indian Ocean coast. The word "Mwera" literally means "inland dwellers" (far from coast). Those Mwera people who live on the coast are called "Wamwera" by other Mwera people. They are known to be peaceful people, whose migration and population distribution has been historically affected by violence and seizure inflicted on them.

In 2001, the Mwera population was estimated to number 469,000.Mwera language, also called Kimwera, Mwela or Chimwera. This is a Bantu language that is part of the Niger-Congo family of languages.hodiernal tense.

Religion

The Mwera people have had a Traditional Religion that existed through the 19th century. With the arrival of the German colonial rule of Tanzania, the German Christian missionaries introduced Christianity among the Mwera, and gained converts. However, after the World War I, the British colonial rule of Tanzania began, which expelled all German missionaries. The Mwera missions were abandoned, Islamic missionaries filled the gap particularly in the coastal regions, gained Muslim converts and introduced polygyny among the Mwera people.

Society and culture

The Mwera do not keep cattle or domestic animals, as their traditional region has been infested with Tsetse flies. They have hunted and fished instead. They live in clusters of oval huts made from wooden poles, grass thatch and local mud.

Storytelling and riddles are important facets of the Mwera culture.Likomanga for boys, and Chikwembo for girls, which marks their entry into adulthood followed by a quick marriage shortly after the initiation.


Mwera people

Historically, women of the Mwera culture were known for their use of the lip plate, in which the upper lip was pierced in girlhood and gradually enlarged over time to hold various sizes of solid plugs. In this way they shared similarities with the neighboring Makonde people.

Music

The Mwera people, like the Makonde people who share the Rovuma valley, have a historic musical tradition. Their seven metal key lamellophone is notable, and is called a Luliimba. This device is notable because its design and construction features are strikingly similar to Saron found in Southeast Asia and South Asia, suggesting a possible historic cultural exchange between the coastal southern Africa and the coastal southeast Asia. It is unclear if the exchange was from Africa to Asia, or vice versa.

Ways of Life

The Mwera area is one of the most sparsely populated regions in Tanzania with only ten people per square kilometer. Rainfall is very light and the rivers flowing through their homeland dry up during the dry season forcing people to depend on waterholes for their normal supply of water.

"Mwera" is a word which means "those living in the mainland" far from the coast. Generally Mwera are known to be very peaceful. They live in small oval-shaped huts with grass thatched roofs. Building a Mwera house is a family project. The men cut poles for framing the house, the women gather grass for thatching the roof and the young boys dig clay used to fill in the mud walls.

Tradition dictates that certain tree species cannot be used for building houses.

The Mwera are mainly subsistence farmers with beautiful fields of maize and peanuts. Due to tsetse flies it is impossible to raise cattle. They get most of their meat from hunting and fishing. Cashew nuts are the main cash crop but marketing charcoal is good income too for those living within 20 kilometers of coastal cities.

The Mwera are a matrilineal society in which marriage requires the husband to move to the wife's premises. The children are named after the mother's brother, the maternal uncle who is responsible for important rituals and ceremonies. Both boys and girls go through traditional initiation rites which moulds their cultural identities as men and women.


Mwera people

Leisure time is filled with drinking tea and loitering around the shops in the market at the center of the village. It is a time to visit, play games, tell stories and take care of business.


List of deputy speakers of the Regional Representative Council of Indonesia

This is a list of deputy speakers of the Regional Representative Council, the upper house of Indonesia. This list includes preceding bodies, such as the deputy speaker of the Senate of the United States of Indonesia.

Preceding bodies

Deputy Speaker of the Senate of the United States of Indonesia

Term  Portrait  Name                  Assumed office    Left office     Constituency                       Notes  Speaker
1               Teuku Muhammad Hasan  27 February 1950  15 August 1950  [Indonesia] Republic of Indonesia         M. A. Pellaupessy
                                                                                ( East Indonesia)

Deputy speakers of the Regional Representative Council

Term       Portrait                   Name                      Assumed office  Left office         Constituency  Notes               Speaker
1                                     Irman Gusman              6 October 2004  1 October 2009                                        Ginandjar Kartasasmita (West Java)
                                                                                West Sumatra
           La Ode Ida                 6 October 2004            1 October 2009
                                                                                Southeast Sulawesi
2                                     Gusti Kanjeng Ratu Hemas  2 October 2009  1 October 2014                                        Irman Gusman (West Sumatra)
                                                                                Yogyakarta
           La Ode Ida                 2 October 2009            1 October 2014
                                                                                Southeast Sulawesi
3                                     Gusti Kanjeng Ratu Hemas  2 October 2014  4 April 2017                                          Irman Gusman (West Sumatra) (2014-2016)
                                                                                Yogyakarta
           Farouk Muhammad            2 October 2014            4 April 2017
                                                                                West Nusa Tenggara
                                                                                Mohammad Saleh
[nirbing]  Nono Sampono               4 April 2017              1 October 2019  Maluku                            (Bengkulu)
                                                                                (2016-2017)
           Darmayanti Lubis           4 April 2017              1 October 2019
                                                                                North Sumatra
                                                                                Oesman Sapta Odang
           Akhmad Muqowam             26 July 2018              1 October 2019  Central Java                      (West Kalimantan)
                                                                                (2017-2019)
4                                     Nono Sampono              2 October 2019  Incumbent                                             La Nyalla Mattalitti (East Java)
                                                                                Maluku
           Mahyudin                   2 October 2019            Incumbent
                                                                                East Kalimantan
           Sultan Bachtiar Najamudin  2 October 2019            Incumbent
                                                                                Bengkulu

  * Regional Representative Council
  * List of speakers of the Regional Representative Council of Indonesia
  * Tim Penyusun Sejarah (1970), Seperempat Abad Dewan Perwakilan Rakyat Republik Indonesia [A Quarter Century of the People's Representative Council of the Republic of Indonesia] (PDF) (in Indonesian), Jakarta: Sekretariat DPR-GR


Estonian Motorcycling Federation

Estonian Motorcycling Federation (abbreviation EMF; Estonian: Eesti Mootorrattaspordi Föderatsioon) is one of the sport governing bodies in Estonia which deals with motorcycling.

EMF history dates back to 1921 when Estonian Auto Club (Estonian: Eesti Autoklubi) was established. One of the section of this club was motorcycling section. Since 1932 this section was a member of International Motorcycling Federation (FIM).

EMF was re-established in 1992. Since 2001, EMF is also a member of Estonian Olympic Committee.

  * Official website [Edit this at Wikidata]


Isoteinon abjecta

Isoteinon abjecta, the abject hopper, is a species of butterfly in the family Hesperiidae. It is found in Senegal, the Gambia, Guinea, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Ivory Coast, Ghana, Togo, Nigeria, Cameroon, the Republic of the Congo, Angola, the Democratic Republic of the Congo (Mayoumbe) and Zambia.

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Keith Ollivier

Not to be confused with Keith Ollivierre.

Keith Morton Ollivier (2 August 1880 – 12 September 1951) was a New Zealand cricketer who played first-class cricket for Canterbury from 1901 to 1912. He played twice for New Zealand in the days before New Zealand played Test cricket.

Personal life

Ollivier's middle name was the maiden name of his grandmother, Elizabeth Morton. His grandfather was John Ollivier, a politician and local Christchurch identity. His father was Arthur Ollivier, a noted Christchurch businessman, cricketer and mountaineer.

Keith Ollivier was educated at Christ's College, Christchurch. He spent his working life with the Bank of New Zealand, working in several branches around New Zealand and spending ten years as a bank inspector before retiring.Wellington, in 1912, he married Hilda von Dadelszen, daughter of the New Zealand public administrator Edward John von Dadelszen.Merivale in September 1951.

Cricket career

Ollivier was the leading New Zealand batsman in the 1903–04 first-class season, with 306 runs in four matches at an average of 51.00.Wellington was the equal-highest first-class score for the season.North Island and South Island at the end of the season and, opening the batting for South Island, impressed observers by scoring 48 and 22 in South Island's two-wicket victory.

When Australia toured New Zealand in 1904–05, Ollivier was the only New Zealander to perform well in the two-match series between the two sides. In the first match, he took 5 for 113 with his leg-breaks in Australia's only innings, and top-scored in each innings for New Zealand with 39 and 32 not out to help New Zealand hold on for a draw. He was less effective in the second match, which Australia won by an innings and 358 runs, although his 16 was equal-top score in the first innings.

In later seasons Ollivier was more effective as a bowler. In Canterbury's victory over Wellington in 1906–07, playing in place of the unavailable Sydney Callaway, he opened the bowling with Joseph Bennett and took 6 for 43 and 5 for 66 with his leg-spin, varying his pace cleverly.the touring MCC team.Plunket Shield at the end of the season.


Keith Ollivier

* Keith Ollivier at ESPNcricinfo
  * Keith Ollivier at CricketArchive (subscription required)


R v Associated Northern Collieries

R v Associated Northern CollieriesCoal-Vend Case) is a decision of the High Court of Australia concerning the activities of the Coal-Vend cartel. The convictions entered by Isaacs J in this decision were later set aside by the Full Court (Griffith CJ, Barton and O'Connor JJ) in Adelaide Steamship Co Ltd v The King.

Decision

Following a trial in the original jurisdiction of the High Court, Isaacs J convicted each of the 40 defendants (16 individuals, 22 corporations and 2 commercial trusts)Australian Industries Preservation Act,antitrust law based on the United States' Sherman Act.

Political context

The trial was eagerly followed in the news media. Newspapers such as the Sydney Morning Herald regularly reported on the daily course of the trial.

  * Huddart, Parker & Co Pty Ltd v Moorehead (1909) 8 CLR 330
  * Melbourne Steamship Co Ltd v Moorehead (1912) 15 CLR 333


Gregory Mocek

Gregory Mocek (born 1962) is the former Director of Enforcement for the United States Commodity Futures Trading CommissionWashington, D.C. A native of Lafayette, Louisiana, he was appointed to that position in 2002, and oversaw approximately 150 attorneys and investigators in Washington, New York, Kansas City, and Chicago. Mocek was responsible for managing the Commission’s investigations and enforcement litigation nationwide. The Commission's scope includes markets such as currency trading, financial futures contracts, agriculture, metals, and energy. In 2008, Mocek left the Commission to enter private practice.

Mocek holds a B.S. in Finance from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, a J.D. from Tulane University, and an LL.M. from the Morin Center for Banking Law Studies at Boston University.


Mansurabad, Zeydabad

For other places with similar names, see Mansurabad.

Mansurabad (Persian: منصوراباد, also Romanized as Manşūrābād)Zeydabad Rural District, in the Central District of Sirjan County, Kerman Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 33, in 9 families.


Le Mesnil-Hardray

Le Mesnil-Hardray (French pronunciation: [lə mɛnil aʁdʁɛ]) is a former commune in the Eure department in Normandy in northern France. On 1 January 2018, it was merged into the new commune of Le Val-Doré.

Population

Historical population
Year  Pop.  ±%
1962  58    —
1968  64    +10.3%
1975  44    −31.2%
1982  46    +4.5%
1990  47    +2.2%
1999  44    −6.4%
2008  46    +4.5%

  * Communes of the Eure department
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KCEV

KCEV may refer to:

  * Mettel Field (ICAO code KCEV)
  * KCEV-LP, a low-power radio station (106.1 FM) licensed to serve Marshall, Texas, United States


Mwene-Ditu

Mwene-Ditu is a town in southern Democratic Republic of the Congo, Lomami Province.

History

The town of Mwene Ditu is born of the Presidential Order Act No. 43/2003 of 28 March 2003 on a proposal and request of a national adviser on defense and security during the transition from the Global and Inclusive Agreement signed SUN CITY, South Africa during 2003.

Its importance stems from its strategic position on the rich and not developed areas of green pastures and agro-pastoral, including the proximity to the city of Mbuji-Mayi, capital of the province of Kasai Oriental, located 126 km Mwene-Ditu north. Everything passes through Mwene-Ditu.

Transport

It is served by a station on the national railway system.

Mwene-Ditu Airport is located in the northwestern part of the city.

Mwene-Ditu lies along National Road 1 (N1) and is the terminus of National Road 40 (N40)

  * AS Makinku

07°00′00″S 23°27′0″E / 7.00000°S 23.45000°E


List of deputy chief ministers of Odisha

The Deputy Chief Minister of Odisha is a member of the Cabinet of Odisha Government in the Government of Odisha. Not a constitutional office, it seldom carries any specific powers.parliamentary system of government, the Chief Minister is treated as the "first among equals" in the cabinet; the position of deputy chief minister is used to bring political stability and strength within a coalition government.

List of Deputy Chief Ministers

         Name
Sr. No.  (constituency)       Portrait  Term of office    Political Party    Chief Minister    Ref
         (birth-death)
         Nilamani Routray
1        (Basudevpur)                   14 June 1972      1 March 1973       260 days               Utkal Congress            Nandini Satpathy
         (1920–2004)
         Hemananda Biswal
2        (Laikera)                      15 March 1995     9 May 1998         3 years, 55 days       Indian National Congress  Janaki Ballabh Patnaik
         (1939-2022)
         Basant Kumar Biswal
3        (Tirtol)                       17 February 1999  3 years, 339 days
         (1936–2003)

  * List of current Indian deputy chief ministers


Lister District Court

Lister District Court (Norwegian: Lister tingrett) was a district court in Agder county, Norway. The court was based in the town of Farsund. The court existed from 2005 until 2021. It had jurisdiction over the southwestern part of the county which included the municipalities of Farsund, Hægebostad, Flekkefjord, Kvinesdal, and Lyngdal. Cases from this court could be appealed to Agder Court of Appeal. This court employed a chief judge, three other judges, and four prosecutors.

The court was a court of first instance. Its judicial duties were mainly to settle criminal cases and to resolve civil litigation as well as bankruptcy. The administration and registration tasks of the court included death registration, issuing certain certificates, performing duties of a notary public, and officiating civil wedding ceremonies. Cases from this court were heard by a combination of professional judges and lay judges.

History

This court was first established in 1591 when the district court system was set up in Norway. It served the Lister area of Lister og Mandal county. The court was divided on 25 September 1809 when the western part of the court's jurisdiction became the Flekkefjord District Court and the eastern part became the Lyngdal District Court.Lyngdal District Court and Flekkefjord District Court were merged to create the new Lister District Court (roughly corresponding to the old court of the same name). On 26 April 2021, Lister District Court was merged with the Kristiansand District Court and Aust-Agder District Court to create the new Agder District Court.

Name

For information about the name, see Lista#Name.


Isotenes

Isotenes is a genus of moths belonging to the family Tortricidae.

Species

  * Isotenes anisa Diakonoff, 1983
  * Isotenes athliopa (Meyrick, 1938)
  * Isotenes clarisecta Diakonoff, 1952
  * Isotenes crobylota (Meyrick, 1910)
  * Isotenes cryptadia Diakonoff, 1948
  * Isotenes epiperca Diakonoff, 1944
  * Isotenes erasa Diakonoff, 1952
  * Isotenes eurymenes (Meyrick, 1930)
  * Isotenes inae Diakonoff, 1948
  * Isotenes latitata Razowski, 2013
  * Isotenes marmorata Diakonoff, 1952
  * Isotenes megalea Diakonoff, 1952
  * Isotenes melanoclera Meyrick, 1938
  * Isotenes melanopa Diakonoff, 1952
  * Isotenes melanotes Diakonoff, 1952
  * Isotenes mesonephela Diakonoff, 1952
  * Isotenes miserana (Walker, 1863)
  * Isotenes ornata Diakonoff, 1952
  * Isotenes prosantes Diakonoff, 1952
  * Isotenes pudens Diakonoff, 1952
  * Isotenes punctosa Diakonoff, 1952
  * Isotenes rhodosphena Diakonoff, 1952
  * Isotenes sematophora Diakonoff, 1952
  * Isotenes syndesma Razowski, 2013
  * Isotenes tetrops (Diakonoff, 1944)
  * Isotenes thaumasia Diakonoff, 1948
  * Meyrick, E., 1938: Papuan microlepidoptera. Transactions of the Royal Entomological Society of London, 87(21): 503–528. doi:10.1111/j.1365-2311.1938.tb00727.x
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  * tortricidae.com


Keith Palmer

Keith Palmer may refer to:

  * Keith Palmer (businessman) (born 1947), British businessman
  * Keith Palmer (footballer) (1919–2008), Australian rules footballer
  * Keith Palmer (singer) (1957–1996), American country music artist
  * Keith Palmer (album), his album
  * Keith Palmer (film editor) (born 1942), British film editor
  * Maxim (musician) (born 1967), stage name of Keith Palmer, British rap musician
  * Keith Palmer (24 character), a character from the television series 24
  * SS Keith Palmer, American Liberty ship named for a journalist killed by the Japanese in World War II
  * Keith Palmer (police officer) (1969–2017), London police constable killed in the Westminster attack


Kautz Glacier

The Kautz Glacier is a narrow glacier on the southern flank of Mount Rainier in Washington. Named for August Kautz, who is sometimes credited for the first ascent of Mount Rainier,1.8 square miles (4.7 km2) and contains 7.8 billion ft3 (221 million m3) of ice.11,700 feet (3,600 m).10,800 feet (3,300 m). Usually reached by a short descent from Camp Hazard at 11,300 feet (3,400 m) on Wapowety Cleaver, climbers following the Kautz Glacier climbing route ascend this chute to the upper glacier.

Starting from the Kautz Glacier Headwall at about 12,500 feet (3,800 m), the lower glacier flows generally south-southwest between the Kautz and the Wapowety Cleaver. Just before it meets the Success Glacier, the Kautz makes a right turn and heads west for a short distance. After the two glaciers meet, the resultant glacier reaches down to about 6,000 ft (1,800 m) before terminating.Kautz Creek Falls and into Kautz Creek, a tributary of the Nisqually River.

Debris flows

The glacier is one of four on Mount Rainier that are known to have released debris flows. Similar flows have stemmed from the Nisqually, Winthrop, and South Tahoma glaciers as well.3 (40 million m3) mudflow replete with large boulders up to 13 feet (4 m) in diameter. The flow buried Highway 706 in 28 feet (9 m) of sediment and watery debris. Deposits from the 1947 mudflow can still be seen today. Smaller flows occurred in the years 1961, 1985 and 1986.

South face of Rainier featuring Kautz Glacier

  * List of glaciers


Giovanni II

Giovanni II may refer to:

  * Giovanni II Participazio (9th century)
  * Giovanni II Valente (????–1360), third doge of the Republic of Genoa
  * Giovanni II Bentivoglio (1443–1508), tyrant of Bologna
  * Giovanni II Ventimiglia, 6th Marquis of Geraci (16th century)
  * Giovanni II Cornaro (1647–1722), Venetian nobleman and statesman


Mansurabad-e Mehdiyeh

For other places with similar names, see Mansurabad.

Mansurabad-e Mehdiyeh (Persian: منصورابادمهديه, also Romanized as Manşūrābād-e Mehdīyeh; also known as Manşūrābād-e Bālā)Babuyi Rural District, Basht District, Basht County, Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 257, in 45 families.


Le Mesnil-Mauger

Le Mesnil-Mauger (French pronunciation: [lə menil moʒe] (listen)) is a commune in the Calvados department in the Normandy region in northwestern France. On 1 January 2017, it was merged into the new commune Mézidon Vallée d'Auge.

Population

Historical population
Year  Pop.   ±%
1962  1,189  —
1968  1,081  −9.1%
1975  905    −16.3%
1982  853    −5.7%
1990  926    +8.6%
1999  1,005  +8.5%
2008  1,046  +4.1%

  * Communes of the Calvados department
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KCDC

KCDC may refer to:

  * KCDC (FM)
  * Cedar City Regional Airport
  * Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
  * Kowloon City District Council, the district council for the Kowloon City District in Hong Kong


Narmakosh

Narmakosh (pronounced [nər.mə.koʃ]), published in 1873, is a monolingual Gujarati dictionary prepared by Narmadashankar Dave (1833–1886), a poet and scholar. Regarded as the first of its kind in the Gujarati language, it contains 25,268 words.

History

"School students used to find it difficult to comprehend some of the words in my poems. Hence, I decided to compile a 'vocabulary' of all such words by arranging them in alphabetical order. When I started the compilation I realized that such words were far too many. This motivated me to create a dictionary which would contain majority of the words in Gujarati language. Dr. Dhirajram endorsed this idea and on the 10th November, 1860 I started this compilation."

― Narmad, Mari Hakikat, p. 58

Narmad's poems were prescribed for studies in schools. Because he had introduced a new style of writing, students were finding it difficult to understand the meaning of many words of Sanskrit origin that he used in his poems. Complaints reached him and he decided to compile all of the difficult words he had used in his poems and of give their meanings, to enable students to fully comprehend them. Later he decided to expand this into a dictionary covering all the words in the Gujarati language which would be useful to students.

The first volume of the dictionary was published in 1861, the second in 1862, the third in 1864 and the fourth and last volume, though prepared in 1866, was published in 1873.Jai Jai Garvi Gujarat", for the first time, in the preface of the book.Narmakosh was the first dictionary to explain the meaning of Gujarati words solely in Gujarati.

Reception

K. M. Jhaveri considered it one of Narmad's best works, and said that "It has remained a model dictionary ever since it was published in 1873".

  * Narmakosh at the Internet Archive (1873 ed.)
  * Narmakosh at the Internet Archive
  * Narmakosh at Gandhi Heritage Portal


Folklore Museum of Komotini

Folklore Museum Komotini

The Folklore Museum of Komotini (Greek: Λαογραφικό Μουσείο Κομοτηνής, Laografikó Mouseío Komotinís) is a museum in Komotini in Greece. It was founded in 1962 and since 1989 it is housed in the Peidis Mansion, itself a restored sample of local traditional architecture. The collection is displayed in the mansion's two floors, in the cellar and under a roofed part of the courtyard. It includes dresses, lace, handwork of various materials and tools of agricultural life and of other traditional professions. The collection also includes personal items of the Archbishop of Athens Chrysanthos, who was born in Komotini, as well as other icons and ecclesiastical items.

  * Municipality of Komotini (in Greek)
  * www.visitthrace.gr
  * alex.eled.duth.gr

41°6′57.5″N 25°24′17.5″E / 41.115972°N 25.404861°E


Listening Post (artwork)

Listening Post is an artwork that visualizes Internet chatroom conversations.Ben Rubin and the statistician Mark Hansen.

Listening Post uses custom computer programs to automatically collect thousands of chatroom and bulletin board conversations. The conversations are then parsed by the software into smaller phrases that are displayed on a hanging grid of 231 vacuum fluorescent text displays.

Listening Post has been exhibited at the Whitney Museum of American Art,San Jose Museum of Art,Brooklyn Academy of MusicYerba Buena Center for the Arts.

The work is included in the collections of the San Jose Museum of Art


Jean-Yves Tadié

Jean-Yves Tadié, 2013.

Jean-Yves Tadié (born 7 September 1936) is a French writer, biographer, and academic, noted particularly for his work on Marcel Proust.

Biography

Tadié studied at the École normale supérieure in Paris, graduating in 1956. He began to publish his studies on Proust in 1959. He edited the 1987-1989 four-volume Pléiade edition of In Search of Lost Time, which includes sketches and variants.

Tadié was a professor at the Paris-Sorbonne University (Paris IV) and director of the collections "Classical Folio" and "Theatre Folio". He is now professor emeritus at Paris-Sorbonne University.

Tadié has served as director of the "Folio Classique" and "Folio Théâtre" collections at Gallimard. For Gallimard and the Bibliothèque de la Pléiade edition, Tadié also worked on literature by Nathalie Sarraute and André Malraux.

Outside of France, Tadié was a director of the French Institute in London, a fellow at All Souls' College, Oxford (1988-1991)Yaoundé, Alexandria, and Cairo. He has been a Commander in the Order of Arts and Letters since 2011 and Vice-President of the Société des Amis de Marcel Proust.

Tadié and his wife Arlette Khoury-Tadié have three children, Alexis, Benoît and Jérôme.

Selected bibliography


Jean-Yves Tadié

Selected bibliography

  * Introduction à la vie littéraire du XIXe siècle, Bordas, 1971.
  * Lectures de Proust, Colin, 1971.
  * Proust et le Roman, Gallimard, 1971.
  * Le Récit poétique, PUF, 1978 ; Gallimard, 1994.
  * Le Roman d’aventures, PUF, 1982.
  * Proust, Belfond, 1983.
  * La Critique littéraire au XXe siècle, Belfond, 1987.
  * Études proustiennes I à VI, Gallimard, 1973-1988.
  * Le Roman au XXe siècle, Belfond, 1990.
  * Portrait de l’artiste, Oxford University Press, 1991.
  * Marcel Proust, biographie, Gallimard, 1996. (English translation ISBN 0-14-100203-4)
  * Le Sens de la mémoire (avec Marc Tadié), Gallimard, 1999.
  * Proust, la cathédrale du temps, Gallimard, coll. "Découvertes Gallimard" vol. 381, 1999.
  * Regarde de tous tes yeux, regarde ! Gallimard, 2005.
  * De Proust à Dumas, Gallimard, 2006.
  * Le lac inconnu, entre Proust et Freud, Gallimard, 2012.
  * Marcel Proust: Croquis d'une épopée, Gallimard, 2019.
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  * The André Malraux Foundation


Khan Kandi, Ahar

Khan Kandi (Persian: خان كندي, also Romanized as Khān Kandī)Chahardangeh Rural District, Hurand District, Ahar County, East Azerbaijan Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 243, in 44 families.


Repatriación

Repatriación is a town in the Caaguazú department of Paraguay.

  * World Gazeteer: Paraguay – World-Gazetteer.com
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Mongsenyimti

Perched at an altitude of 3,106 ft above sea level, Mongsenyimti is an Ao village located in Mokokchung District of Nagaland, a state located in the far north-eastern part of India. The main source of livelihood is agriculture.

The village has 300-500 families with community forests, clan forests, and jhum cultivation blocks. For subsistence, the villagers depend on 11 Jhum coupes to work on an 11-year rotation. The crops raised are rice, maize, chillies, gourd, cucumber, beans, sweet potato etc.

The towns bounding Mongsenyimti are Khensa (15 km) in the west, Chuchuyimlang (3 km) in the North, Litim (12 km) in the east and Mokokchung (14 km) in the south. The village is linked by road to National Highway-2(Earlier NH-61). Mongsenyimti can be reached from Jorhat on route of National Highway-2 (5 hour drive), which is connected to both Kolkata and Guwahati by air.

  *


Mansurabad, Nehbandan

For other places with similar names, see Mansurabad.

Mansurabad (Persian: منصوراباد, also Romanized as Manşūrābād)Arabkhaneh Rural District, Shusef District, Nehbandan County, South Khorasan Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 82, in 24 families.


Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir

Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir

Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir (EPCC) is a professional choir based in Estonia. It was founded in 1981 by Tõnu Kaljuste, who was its conductor for twenty years. In 2001, Paul Hillier followed Kaljuste's tenure, becoming the EPCC's principal conductor and artistic director until September 2008, when Daniel Reuss took over the task. Since 2014 the choir's principal conductor has been Kaspars Putniņš. The repertoire of the EPCC ranges from Gregorian Chant to modern works, particularly those of the Estonian composers Arvo Pärt and Veljo Tormis. The group has been nominated for numerous Grammy Awards, and has won the Grammy Award for Best Choral Performance twice: in 2007 with Arvo Pärt's Da pacem and in 2014 with Pärt's Adam's Lament, the latter was shared with Tui Hirv & Rainer Vilu, Sinfonietta Riga & Tallinn Chamber Orchestra; Latvian Radio Choir & Vox Clamantis. In 2018 Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir won the prestigious Gramophone Award with its recording of Magnificat and Nunc dimittis by Arvo Pärt and Psalms of Repentance by Alfred Schnittke (conductor Kaspars Putniņš).

Discography


Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir

Discography

  * Gesualdo/Erkki-Sven Tüür/Brett Dean (2015)
  * Gregory Rose: Danse macabre (2015)
  * Sibelius: Complete Works for Mixed Choir (2015)
  * Siin on Ilus Elada (2014)
  * Baltic Runes (2010)
  * Arvo Pärt: In Principio (2009)
  * Toivo Tulev: Songs (2008)
  * Scattered Rhymes: Tarik O'Regan & Guillaume de Machaut (2008)
  * A New Joy (2006)
  * Arvo Pärt: Da pacem (2006) - won Grammy Award for Best Choral Performance 2007
  * Baltic Voices 3 (2005)
  * Lepo Sumera: Mushroom Cantata (2005)
  * Rachmaninov: All-Night Vigil (2005)
  * Baltic Voices 2 (2004)
  * The Powers of Heaven (2003)
  * Antonio Vivaldi: Gloria, Settings from the Mass and Vespers (2003)
  * Baltic Voices 1 (2002)
  * Antonio Vivaldi: Salmi a due cori (2002)
  * Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Litaniae (2000)
  * Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Vesperae et Litania (2000)
  * Veljo Tormis: Laulu palju (Liederhaufen) (2000)
  * Paul Giger: Ignis (2000)
  * Veljo Tormis: Litany to Thunder (1999)
  * Karl August Hermann, Raimo Kangro, Leelo Tungal: Eesti lauleldused (Estonian Singspiels) (1999)
  * Arvo Pärt: Kanon Pokajanen (1998)
  * Arvo Pärt: Beatus (1997)
  * Veljo Tormis: Casting a Spell (1996)
  * Arvo Pärt: Litany (1996)
  * Erkki-Sven Tüür: Crystallisatio (1996)
  * Kaunimad laulud (The Most Beautiful Songs) (1994)
  * Arvo Pärt: Te Deum (1993)
  * Veljo Tormis: Forgotten Peoples (1992)
  * Rachmaninoff: Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom (Rachmaninoff) (2022)

Media related to Eesti Filharmoonia Kammerkoor at Wikimedia Commons

  * Official website
  * Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir discography at MusicBrainz


KCDC (FM)

KCDC (102.5 FM) is a radio station licensed to Loma, Colorado, United States. The station is owned by Cochise Media Licenses LLC.

Construction permit

On May 21, 2009, the then-KDVC was granted a U.S. Federal Communications Commission construction permit to change the city of license from Dove Creek, Colorado to Loma, Colorado, move to a new transmitter site, decrease ERP to 400 watts and increase HAAT to 383 meters. The license for the new facility was issued on September 6, 2016.

  *
  * KCDC in the FCC FM station database
  * KCDC on Radio-Locator
  * KCDC in Nielsen Audio's FM station database
  * FCC construction permit


Narmada Canal

The Narmada Canal is a contour canal in Western India that brings water from the Sardar Sarovar Dam to the state of Gujarat and then into Rajasthan state. The main canal has a length of 532 kilometres (331 mi) (458 kilometres (285 mi) in Gujarat and then 74 kilometres (46 mi) in Rajasthan). It is the second longest canal in India (after the Indira Gandhi Canal) and the largest canal by water carrying capacity (40,000 cusec at source).2,129,000 hectares (5,260,000 acres) farmland (about 18 lakh hectares in Gujarat and 2.5 lakh hectares in Rajasthan).9.5 million acre-feet (11.7 cubic kilometres) water annually from the Narmada Basin to areas under other river basins in Gujarat and Rajasthan. (9 MAF for Gujarat and 0.5 MAF for Rajasthan).

Soon after the completion of the construction project, the Narmada canal was inaugurated on 24 April 2008.cubic foot per second (cfs or cusec) at its head in Navagam and is decreased to 2,600 cusecs at Sanchore. On the way, Narmada main canal crosses many rivers and water bodies. The main canal itself can hold 220 MCM (Million cubic metre) of water at full supply depth. It is designed not only for the water supply but also the storage of water to improve the response time of the system.

Irrigation in Gujarat

The main canal has 38 branches in Gujarat.

Saurashtra Branch Canal

Saurashtra Branch is the largest of these branches which has a length of 104.46 km and discharge of 15,002 cubic feet per second (424.8 m3/s). The Saurashtra branch canal has 3 mini hydroelectricity plants to utilize the energy from water at the fall of 52 metres (171 ft) in first 59 km. Subsequently, in the 59 to 104.46 km span it has five pumping stations to pump the water 66 metres (217 ft) up before tailing into Bhogavo - II reservoir.

Irrigation in Rajasthan


Narmada Canal

Irrigation in Rajasthan

Although the Narmada River does not flow through Rajasthan and no area of Rajasthan falls in the Narmada basin, considerations were made to irrigate its lands with the water from the Narmada River that flows through the neighboring state of Gujarat, to encourage peasants to settle in the areas along the international border with Pakistan. After traversing 458 kilometres (285 mi) in Gujarat, the Narmada canal enters Rajasthan near Shilu in the Sanchor tehsil of Jalore.74 kilometres (46 mi) main canal, with 9 major distributaries, serves an area of 1,477 square kilometres (570 sq mi), including 124 villages.246,000 hectares (610,000 acres) in 233 villages in Jalore and Barmer and provide drinking water to 1,336 villages.

The Narmada canal has a few unique features compared to other projects:

 1. Irrigation water is delivered to farmer groups, via Water Users Associations (WUA), not to individual farmers. WUAs are responsible for the operation and maintenance of field water canals.
 2. Micro-irrigation systems such as drip and sprinklers to be encouraged for efficient water usage.

Solar panels

Main article: Canal Solar Power Project

Solar canals are being installed along a 1 kilometre (0.62 mi) pilot project section of the Sanand Branch Canal near Chandrasan village to generate 1 megawatt (1,300 hp) of electricity. The solar panels are forecast to also reduce evaporation of water from the canal by 9,000,000 litres (2,000,000 imp gal; 2,400,000 US gal) per year.

  * Indira Gandhi Canal is the longest canal of India
  * Lower Bhavani Project Canal
  * Ganga Canal (Rajasthan)
  * List of canals in India
  * Sardar Sarovar Project – The Engineering Marvel - Narmada Main Canal


Folklore (disambiguation)

Look up folklore in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.

Folklore is a body of expressive culture shared by a particular group of people.

Folklore may also refer to:

Music

  * Folklore (Jorge Cafrune album), 1962
  * Folklore (16 Horsepower album), 2002
  * Folklore (Nelly Furtado album), 2003
  * Folklore (Big Big Train album), 2016
  * Folklore (Taylor Swift album), 2020
  * Folklore: The Long Pond Studio Sessions (From the Disney+ Special), a 2020 live soundtrack album featuring songs from the Taylor Swift studio album
  * Folklore: Live at the Village Vanguard, a 1994 Vincent Herring album
  * "Folk Lore", a 1985 song by Hüsker Dü from New Day Rising
  * Prestige Folklore, a subsidiary label of Prestige Records

Other uses

  * Folklore (journal), the journal of The Folklore Society
  * Folklore (TV series), a 2018 HBO Asia television series
  * Folklore (video game), a 2007 PlayStation 3 video game
  * Folklore (horse), a retired American Thoroughbred racehorse
  * Folklore: The Long Pond Studio Sessions, a 2020 documentary concert film by Taylor Swift, or its associated live album
  * American Folklore Society, a US-based professional association for folklorists
  * American Folklore Theatre, former name of Northern Sky Theater, a theater company in Wisconsin
  * The Folklore Society, a UK association for the study of folklore
  * Folklore studies
  * Mathematical folklore or folk mathematics, the body of theorems, definitions, proofs, or mathematical facts or techniques that circulate among mathematicians by word of mouth but have not appeared in print


Lister Hundred

Lister Hundred, or Listers härad, was a hundred of Blekinge in Sweden.

Parishes

Parishes ordered by municipality:

 1. Karlshamn Municipality
      + Elleholm Parish
      + Mörrum Parish
 2. Olofström Municipality
      + Jämshög Parish
      + Kyrkhult Parish
 3. Sölvesborg Municipality
      + Mjällby Parish
      + Ysane Parish
      + Gammalstorp Parish


Jean Danjou

Jean Danjou (15 April 1828 – 30 April 1863) was a decorated captain of the Foreign Legion in the French Army.Battle of Camarón during the French intervention in Mexico, in which he was killed.

Education

Jean Danjou was born in Chalabre, he enrolled in the École Spéciale Militaire de Saint-Cyr, the foremost French military academy, and graduated from the academy at the age of 20.

Military career

In 1852, he transferred to the 2e Régiment Étranger d'Infanterie.Algeria, to assist French colonization efforts, including the campaigns of Kabylie.

As a 1st lieutenant, Danjou was part of the French army that fought in the Crimean War, and served during the Siege of Sevastopol.

His next campaign during the Austro-Sardinian War, where in 1859 he fought in the Battle of Magenta and the Battle of Solférino.

After serving in Morocco for some time, Danjou was part of the French expeditionary corps sent to Mexico in 1862.quartermaster of Colonel Jeanningros, who was in charge of the Foreign Legion regiment in Mexico. It was the duty of the Legion to ensure the movement and safety of French supply convoys.

On 29 April, Colonel Jeanningros was informed that an important convoy was on its way to Puebla with three million francs and material and munitions for the siege. Danjou decided to send a company to escort the convoy. The 3rd company of the Foreign Regiment was assigned to this mission, but had no officers available. Danjou himself took command. Two other officers volunteered for this mission: 2nd Lt. Jean Vilain, Regimental Financial Officer, and 2nd Lt. Clément Maudet, Regimental Colours-Bearer.

The Battle of Camarón

Main article: Battle of Camarón

At 1 a.m. on 30 April, the 3rd company was on its way, with three officers and 62 men. At 7 a.m., after a 15 miles (24 km) march, it stopped at Palo Verde to rest. Soon after, a Mexican force of 3,000 soldiers (800 cavalry and 2,200 infantry) was spotted. Danjou had the company take up a square formation and, even though retreating, he drove back several cavalry charges, inflicting the first heavy losses on the enemy.


Jean Danjou

Looking for a more defensible position, Danjou decided to make a stand at the nearby Hacienda Camarón, an inn protected by a 10-foot (3.0-meter) high wall. His plan was to tie up the enemy forces to prevent any attacks on the nearby convoy. While the legionnaires prepared a defense of the inn, the Mexican commander, Colonel Milan, demanded that Danjou and his men surrender, pointing out the fact that the Mexican Army was greatly superior in number. Danjou went around to each of his men with a bottle of wine and made them all take a solemn oath not to surrender.

At noon, Danjou was shot in the chest and died. His soldiers continued to fight until 6 p.m. despite overwhelming odds and extreme heat. The 60 men, who had had nothing to eat or drink since the day before, resisted many charges of the Mexican army. The last five survivors were all down to their very last bullet. Instead of dishonoring themselves, they decided to charge with fixed bayonets. When they did, the Mexican commander ordered his troops to cease fire. Out of admiration for their courage, he spared the surviving men and allowed them to form an honour guard for the body of Captaine Danjou. They were released to return to France. This story has become legendary in French military history.

Danjou was buried on 3 May 1863 in Camarón.

Commemoration of the battle

The inscription reads: On April 15, 1828, in this house was born Captain DANJOU who on April 30, 1863, in Camaron (Mexico), at the head of 66 legionaries of the 3rd Company of the Foreign Regiment, resisted until death the furious assaults of 2000 Mexicans. 3 officers and 49 men were fatally wounded, but the enemy left 300 corpses. Since then, every year, the Legion celebrates the glorious anniversary of Camerone, symbol of its unrivaled military virtues. Photo Jules Rhin.


Jean Danjou

A commemorative marble plaque is affixed to the facade of the birthplace of Captain Danjou, in Chalabre (Aude, France). Every year, as close as possible to April 30, a squad of the Regiment of the French Foreign Legion at Castelnaudary comes to pay him military honors and the colonel of the regiment lays a wreath at the foot of the facade. Other commemorations also take place in Aubagne (Bouches-du-Rhone, France) where the headquarters of the Legion is located.

Celebration in front of the birthplace of Captain Danjou in Chalabre (Aude France). Photo Philippe Vidal.

After the battle, a Mexican named Ramirez discovered and took Danjou's wooden hand. Ramirez was soon arrested and the hand retrieved by Lieutenant Karl Grübert of the Austrian army, which replaced the Foreign Legion in this conflict on 17 July 1865. Today, Danjou's wooden hand is paraded annually on April 30, Camerone Day.

Prosthetic hand

Wooden hand of Jean Danjou

When the Legion moved to France, Danjou's wooden hand was taken to Aubagne, where it remains in the Legion Museum of Memory.

30 April is celebrated as "Camerone Day", an important day for the Legionnaires, when the wooden prosthetic hand of Capitaine Danjou is brought out for display.Ian Colquhoun's 2014 historical novel 'Le Boudin – The Demons of Camerone' – Colquhoun, like Danjou, is an amputee.

  * The Battle of Camerone


Khan Jan Khani

Khan Jan Khani (Persian: خانجان خاني, also Romanized as Khān Jān Khānī)Dehpir-e Shomali Rural District, in the Central District of Khorramabad County, Lorestan Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 512, in 105 families.


Repatriation flight program

The Repatriation flight program, officially named "Interior Repatriation Program", was a United States and Mexico government program destined to fly back Mexican citizens who had illegally crossed the frontier between the United States and Mexico to their home country for free.

The program was funded by Arizona taxpayers. It ran from July 12 to September 30 of 2004. It was a pilot program; other American states were planning to develop similar programs. The total number of Mexicans repatriated was over 14,000.

According to United States Border Patrol officials, the program was created to help save lives of those that crossed the desert. They would usually be caught by border patrol police in southern Arizona towns or near the Sonora border, processed, and taken to Tucson International Airport for their flights back home.

Airplanes used in these operations were all Boeing 757 jets.

The program was ultimately stopped because of cost: tax-payers ended up paying US $15 million during the three-month trial period, amounting to US $1,000 for each passenger. According to the border patrol police, the program helped the number of immigrant deaths around the Tucson area drop by 28 percent, but statistics showed that Arizona had a record number of immigrant deaths in 2004, with 171 dead persons accounted for.

Immigrants caught and flown back to Mexico would usually be taken back to Guadalajara, Jalisco, or into Benito Juarez International Airport in Mexico City. Despite the conditions of travelling by foot from Mexico to the United States and treatment by coyotes, a survey run at Mexico's largest international airport by a North American newspaper showed that 50 percent of those returned to Mexico by air would be willing to try to return to the United States illegally again.


Mongra Barrage

Built across the river Shivnath in the state of Chhattisgarh, the project of Mongra Barrage includes construction of concrete barrage helping in diverging water.cumec.


Mansureh-ye Mazi

For other places with that name, see Mansoura (disambiguation).

Mansureh-ye Mazi (Persian: منصوره ماضي, also Romanized as Manṣūreh-ye Māz̤ī)Hoseyni Rural District, in the Central District of Shadegan County, Khuzestan Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 58, in 13 families.


Estonian Music Days

Estonian Music Days (Estonian: Eesti muusika päevad) is a music festival which focuses on Estonian contemporary music. Since 1993 the festival take place annually and in spring. The festival is organized by Estonian Composers' Union in collaboration with Estonian Music Information Centre (:et) and with other institutions.

First festival took place in 1979 in Tallinn under the auspices of Estonian Composers' Union. First festival lasted 10 days and during the festival, 18 concerts, 8 theatrical performances, press conference were presented.

In 1981 the festival was organized as Tallinn Music Days.

Since 1991, the festival bears the name of Estonian Music Days and is organised annually in springs since 1993.

Artistic directors:

  * Raimo Kangro
  * Mare Põldmäe
  * 2002-2005 Timo Steiner
  * 2005-2014 Timo Steiner and Ülo Krigul
  * since 2015 Helena Tulve.
  * Official website [Edit this at Wikidata]


KCDM-LP

KCDM-LP (98.3 FM) is a radio station licensed to Burlington, Iowa, United States. The station is currently owned by Burlington Educational Association.

  * Official website
  * KCDM in the FCC FM station database
  * KCDM-LP on Radio-Locator
  * KCDM in Nielsen Audio's FM station database


Narlık

Narlık can refer to:

  * Narlık, Ceyhan
  * Narlık, Çorum
  * Narlık, Yusufeli


Folklore Museum of Edessa

The Folklore Museum of Edessa (Greek: Λαογραφικό Μουσείο Έδεσσας) is located in the city of in Edessa in Macedonia, Greece. It was founded twenty years ago on the initiative of the local Alexander the Great Association. It has recently

Following an anthropological and ethnographical study carried out by Prof. Nora Skouteri of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, the museum was re-organised and opened its doors to the public again in September 1998 in a new two-storey building at 10 Megalou Alexandrou Street, donated for the purpose by the Sivenas family (Costas & Tana Sivenas).

Exhibits

The museum owns and displays permanent collections of artefacts of the folk culture of the Edessa area. On the ground floor, visitors may see artefacts, implements, and photographs relating to agriculture, stockbreeding, weaving (a very impressive entire loom), sericulture, and candlemaking. (Sericulture and the silk industry were highly developed in Edessa until the 1960s.) On the first floor are local costumes, as worn by townspeople and, mainly, by rural folk from the local mountain villages. The exhibits on the second floor illustrate the lifecycle of the local people, from birth through marriage to death.

The museum also intends to hold temporary exhibitions on specific themes.

Gallery

  * [Wedding dress]
    Wedding dress
  * [Traditional costume]
    Traditional costume
  * This article incorporates text from the corresponding article at the Museums of Macedonia website, commissioned by the Macedonian Heritage foundation, written by Vlasis Vlasidis, and published under a CC-BY-SA-3.0 license.


Listening to Louis Chen's Zither

On Listening to Louis Chen's Zither (Traditional Chinese: 聽陳蕾士的琴箏) is a poem by the Hong Kong poet Wong Kwok Pun. In the poem, the poet uses synesthesia to describe his audial experiences. The poem has been included as an essential text in Hong Kong secondary school textbooks since the 1990s. Wong apologised to students in 2006, for many students consider the poem too difficult to be understood for examination in the HKCEE subject of Chinese Language. Since 2007, students no longer need to study the poem for HKCEE.

  * The poet's "apology"


Jean Daoud

Jean G. Daoud is the founder of the "Holistic Method" in actor training and "Play art and Creativity Therapy". he is a philosopher, poet, playwright, professor and researcher in acting, stage production and art therapy.University of Paris VIII, and is Professor of Drama and directing (Beaux-Arts II) and Department Head of Theatre at the Lebanese University (IBA II).

The Holistic Method

Jean Daoud started his research in 1981 and started training in the Holistic Method he created in 1986. The Holistic Method has three main portals> One, actor training: where Daoud established his own perspective of the Actor as "the serchear for himself as the ultimate human being". He created a philosophy of training accompanied by a method of practical training. One of his main concepts is the "Dramatugry of the Acotr" resulting in the "Dramaturge-Actor". Two, Creative pedagogy: which implies two folds, the first is training trainers and teachers to have a creative approach to pedagogy. The second is to develop the creativity of the trainees and learners allowing them to better problem solving and to "readiness" (another concept of the Holistic Method) to facing life. Three, "Play, Art and Creativity Therapy" which is being applied for over thirty years by psychotherapists in a variety of therapeutic fields: in psychiatric hospitals, in clinics, with refugees, elderly, and others.

Acting instructor

He founded the "Laboratory of dramaturgy, acting and texts" at the Lebanese University (Faculty of Literature since 1986, and later at the Fine Arts Institute since 1996) in which he trains actors using the method he created and named "Sufi Method" or "Total Method". The laboratory opens its doors occasionally to the audience for an active and expérimentale interaction. He founded the Pedagogic Workshop that puts the actor training method he created at the service of a creative pedagogy. This workshop is a double workshop, one for kids Cet (1987–2001) and the other is a trainers training workshop for the teachers. He has led as well actor training workshops for professional actors, of which we suffice to name: a workshop with the FCC (French Cultural Center) in Beirut, a workshop in Sharja/UAE - May 2006.

Cultural promoter


Jean Daoud

Cultural promoter

He was the promoter of the Festival of Theatre and Spectacles in 1983 (The first professional theater festival in the Arab world). He has worked in the cadre of Festival of Scholarly Theatre with the organization Alef for three years.

Member of jury in:

  * Festival de Quamar d'or – Lebanon (three consecutive years)
  * Ayyam AlSharja al Masrahya » (Theatrical Days of Sharja) – Sharja, UAE, 2005
  * International Festival of University Theatre, Sultan Kabus University, Oman, March 2007.
  * National Festival of Professional Theater - Algeria, 2009.
  * Chairman or President of an international Arabic literary festival.

Theatrical works and mise en scène

  * Bayna Ana wa Ana Hya ("Between Me and Myself: Her"). The first performances were held in Tunisia (Cultural centre of Taher El Haddad, the cultural house of Ben Arous) in August 2005. This play was later performed in Sharja in May 2006, at the Tortosa Inter-Cultural Festival (Spain) in October 2006, and in Italy in March 2007, in Algeria 2010; in addition, several performances were given in Lebanon in 2005–2010.
  * Mouakoun (Theater of Beyrouth, Lebanon, April–June 1999)
  * Cérémonie d'un nombre-acteur ("Ceremony of a Number-Actor") (Saint-François Theatre, Lebanon, June 1988)
  * Deathwatch (Haute surveillance) (tr. of Jean Genet's play, INBA 1981 – Paris 1981. Little theater of Beit Mery, Lebanon, May 1982.)
  * La révolution des femmes ("The Revolution of Women") (Hazmieh, Lebanon, 1977)
  * Advienne que pourra ("Come What Will") (Unesco Palace, Lebanon, 1972. Syr Dannieh, Kartaba and Hazmieh, 1976.)

Daoud is also the author of the plays Chito, Moi et le Curé ("Me and the Priest"), Alkirda al Zakiah ("Smart Monkies"), Baëh al Hawa ("Love Vendor") and Markab Assalaça ("The Boat of Three").

Arabic publications


Jean Daoud

Arabic publications

  * On the Essence of Theater, Beyouth, 1996. He exposes in this book his philosophy of theater and the actor.
  * Al Dabh Eldimocrati ("The Democratic Hyena"), Beyrouth, 1998. (poetry)
  * Al Hazayan Fi Jaçad Imra'a Kalimat (Madness in the Body of a Woman, Verbs), Beyrouth, 1998. (poetry)
  * Fi Makan Al A'ard Al Maçrahi… (About the Location of Scenic Representation — In Search of an Ideal Form), Beyrouth, 2000. (research)
  * Bayna Ana Wa Ana Hya ("Between Me and Myself: Her"), Beyrouth, 2006. (Play)
  * "Theater in Lebanon" (Published by the Arab committee for theater, series of the Arab Theater, 2009)

Documentaries

Daoud has produced various documentaries, including:

  * Documentary on Theater in Lebanon - from Phoenician Times until 1986("Le Théâtre au Liban"): A two and a half-hour documentary. (He has made a two years research to collect documents and finish the scenario and the filming of a documentary) projected to the press in 1986 (He has proven in it the Phoenician origin of Theater).
  * Passing by the CNSAD (« Un laissez-passer au CNSAD ») in Paris. (A thirty-six minutes documentary about the National Conservatory of Dramatic Arts in Paris) February 1988.
  * 522 short documentaries about Lebanon (documentaries on archaeology, Lebanese architecture, ecology, traditions, cultural life, politics, social issues, literature, painters, writers such as Gibran Khalil Gibran, theater professionals, special and intriguing stories…) Shown of the International Spanish speaking Télévisa, (in Mexico and other Spanish speaking countries et ).
  * He is also the author, producer, and director of many radio shows in one of Lebanon's most famous radios for the years 1977–1978. He was the head of the programming of this radio station.

Academic responsibilities


Jean Daoud

Academic responsibilities

Among many academic responsibilities: Daoud was the head of the Dean of the Fine Arts Institute at the Lebanese University (2014). He was also the head of the Theater and Cinema Department at the Fine Arts Institute of the Lebanese University for twelve years. He is a member of the board of the Lebanese University. He is the Representative of the Government in the board of the Lebanese University. He was the head of the Research Team in Arts at the Doctoral School in Letters and Human and Social Sciences.

Additional references

  * Nassar, C. The Theatrical Character (in "Handicapped" and "Between Me and Myself: She"). Al furat publishing. 2018. and
  * Nassar, C. Play, Art, and Creativity Therapy (Daoud's Method). Al furat publishing. 2nd print, 2018.
  * Official website
  * (in Arabic) Daoud Heads the Jury to Sharja theatrical days 2013, Alkhaleej newspaper
  * (in Arabic) Daoud Heads the Jury to Sharja theatrical days 2013, Annahar Kuwait newspaper
  * (in Arabic) Daoud gives a Stage Directing workshop in UAE, Alitihad newspaper
  * (in Arabic)


Lepa Shandy

Shade Omoniyi (born Folashade Omoniyipronunciation; 16 April 1971), better known by her sobriquet Lepa Shandy Listen, is a Nigerian Yoruba movie actress who was described by the Nigerian media as "a veteranLepa Shandy

Early life and education

Omoniyi is a native of Osogbo in Osun State but was raised in Lagos state where she attended Ire Akari Primary School and obtained her First School Leaving Certificate from, then proceeded to Isolo Comprehensive High School where she obtained her West African Senior School Certificate Examination form. Omoniyi then applied to the University of Lagos and was admitted to study Data Processing.

Career

Omoniyi debuted into the Nigerian entertainment industry in 1995.Nollywood movie industry in 1996Breaking Point before switching to the Nigerian Yoruba movie industry where landed her breakthrough role as the title character in Lepa Shandy, a Yoruba movie produced by Bayowa which became a blockbuster, and formed the foundation for Omoniyi's acting career.

Recognition

Omoniyi celebrated her 45th birthday on 16 April 2016 and also premiered her new movie titled 'Eri Ife Leyi' on the same day and at the same venue where she celebrated her birthday. Omoniyi's birthday and movie premiere was attended by her colleagues and also by Former First Lady of Lagos State, Abimbola Fashola.

Personal life

Omoniyi is married

Selected filmography

  * Eri Ife Leyi (2016)
  * Nkan Agbara (2008)
  * Akámó (2007)
  * Iru Kileyi (2007)
  * Iyawo Elenu Razor (2006)
  * Ògo ìdílé (2004)
  * Oyato (2003)
  * Tim ba Taiye Wa (2003)
  * Kosorogun (2002)
  * Lepa Shandy (1999)
  * Breaking Point (1996)
  * Lepa Shandy at IMDb


Mongstad Power Station

Mongstad Power Station is a natural gas-fired combined power plant and heating plant located at the industrial site of Mongstad in Norway.

The station is owned by a consortium of Equinor (formerly Statoil) and Ørsted A/S, and was operated by the latter, but in 2013 Ørsted divested their share, selling it to Statoil. Construction costs are estimated at NOK 4 billion.MW in electricity production and 350 MW in heat. The energy will be used to operate the Mongstad Refinery as well to supply the Troll Gas Field with power. The plant will use 0.7 billion normal cubic meter (BCM) of gas per year. Emissions of carbon dioxide will be 1.2 million tonnes.

The power station has been subject to controversy in Norway, based upon the potential increase in emission of greenhouse gases. Statoil has entered into an implementation agreement in cooperation with Gassnova which representing the Norwegian government in matters relating to Carbon capture and storage, to develop solutions for carbon dioxide capture at Mongstad. Early in 2009, Statoil delivered a master plan for full-scale CO2 capture at Mongstad.

The closure of the plant has been postponed several times. The plant was supposed to be closed at the end of 2018, but was still in operation as of 2021.

Related Reading

  * CCS projects in Norway by Bjørn-Erik Haugan


Repco Bank

Repco Bank (Repatriates Cooperative and Finance and Development Bank) is a cooperative bank established by the Government of India in 1969 to improve financial needs of repatriates from neighbouring countries mainly from Sri Lanka and Burma.Ministry of Home Affairs and operated only in the South Indian states of Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala and Tamil Nadu.

Subsidiaries

  * Repco Home Finance limited (RHFL)
  * Repco Micro Finance Limited (RMFL)


Golden-margined hap

The golden-margined hap (Otopharynx auromarginatus) is a species of cichlid native to Lake Malawi as well as the upper Shire River. This species can reach a length of 24.5 centimetres (9.6 in) TL. This species can also be found in the aquarium trade.


F.League Ocean Cup

F.League Ocean Cup (in Japanese: "Fリーグオーシャンカップ") is a futsal tournament held in Japan. The organizer is the Japan Football Association (JFA) and Japan Futsal Federation (JFF). This tournament is a league cup of the F.League. In 2019, 20 teams participated in this tournament.

History

In 2008, Takeda Teva Ocean Arena was completed as Asia's first full-scale futsal arena.Japan Football Association (JFA) but the Aichi Football Association. As of 2009, this tournament is the official league cup of the F.League.

In 2013, Teva Takeda Pharma Ltd. withdrew from the tournament sponsors, so this tournament name was changed to the F.League Ocean Arena Cup. In 2014, the venue was moved from the Takeda Teva Ocean Arena to the Odawara Arena, so this tournament name was changed to the F.League Ocean Cup.Kobe Green Arena and Kobe Central Gymnasium.

Competition name

  * Taiyo Yakuhin Ocean Arena Cup (2008)
  * F.League Taiyo Yakuhin Ocean Arena Cup (2009–2011)
  * F.League Teva Ocean Arena Cup (2012)
  * F.League Ocean Arena Cup (2013)
  * F.League Ocean Cup (2014–present)

Results


F.League Ocean Cup

Results

#                               Year    Final              3rd place playoff
Champions                       result  2nd place          3rd place          result              4th place
1                               2008    Shriker Osaka      4–4                Nagoya Oceans       Bardral Urayasu     6–2       Pescadola Machida
                                                           (PK 4–2)
2                               2009    Shriker Osaka      2–2                Nagoya Oceans       Deução Kobe         5–2       Espolada Hokkaido
                                                           (PK 5–4)
3                               2010    Nagoya Oceans      4–0                Shriker Osaka       Espolada Hokkaido   8–4       Vasagey Oita
4                               2011    Nagoya Oceans      5–0                Shriker Osaka       Vasagey Oita        2–1       Espolada Hokkaido
5                               2012    Nagoya Oceans      5–1                Shriker Osaka       Espolada Hokkaido   6–5       Shonan Bellmare
6                               2013    Nagoya Oceans      5–1                Fuchu Athletic FC   Shriker Osaka       3–1       Shonan Bellmare
7                               2014    Nagoya Oceans      4–3                Pescadola Machida   Shonan Bellmare     1–1       Shriker Osaka
                                                                                (PK 5–4)
8                               2015    Fuchu Athletic FC  6–0                Nagoya Oceans       [Latvia] FK Nikars  1–1       Espolada Hokkaido
                                                                                (PK 4–3)
The 2006 edition was not held.
9                               2017    Nagoya Oceans      5–0                Bardral Urayasu     Shriker Osaka       3–3       Shonan Bellmare
                                                                                (PK 3–2)
10                              2018    Nagoya Oceans      3–0                Shriker Osaka       Pescadola Machida   4–1       Fugador Sumida
11                              2019    Nagoya Oceans      7–0                Shonan Bellmare     Pescadola Machida   10–6      Tachikawa Fuchu Athletic
12                              2022    Nagoya Oceans      4–3                Tachikawa Athletic  Pescadola Machida   3–2       Shinagawa City
13                              2023    Nagoya Oceans      5–1                Bardral Urayasu     Tachikawa Athletic  5–3       Shriker Osaka

Number of wins by club

#   Clubs                        Year
10  Nagoya Oceans                2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2022, 2023
2   Shriker Osaka                2008, 2009
1   Tachikawa Fuchu Athletic FC  2015

  * Official website


Pocharam

Pocharam may refer to:

  * Pocharam, Ranga Reddy district, a village in Telangana, India
  * Pocharam lake, a lake in Telangana, India
  * Pocharam Wildlife Sanctuary, a forest in Telangana, India
  * Pocharam Srinivas Reddy (born 1976), Indian politician


Narlık, Yusufeli

Narlık is a village in the Yusufeli District, Artvin Province, Turkey.


List of St. Francis College presidents

This is a list of presidents of St. Francis College.

St. Francis College presidents
#   Years      President                        Notes
1   1859–1862  Brother John McMahon, O.S.F
2   1862–1863  Brother Cyprian O‘Beirne, O.S.F
3   1863–1866  Brother Paul St. Leger, O.S.F
4   1866–1872  Brother Jerome Magner, O.S.F
5   1872–1875  Brother Peter Frewen, O.S.F
    1875–1876  Brother Paul St. Leger, O.S.F    2nd term as President.
    1876–1894  Brother Jerome Magner, O.S.F
6   1894–1897  Brother Vincent Mulcahy, O.S.F
    1897–1900  Brother Jerome Magner, O.S.F     3rd term as President.
7   1900–1904  Brother Rapahel Breheney, O.S.F
8   1904–1906  Brother Linus Lynch, O.S.F
    1906–1909  Brother Vincent Mulcahy, O.S.F   2nd term as President.
9   1909–1911  Brother Stainslaus Ryan, O.S.F
10  1911–1919  Brother David McPartland, O.S.F
11  1919–1922  Brother Jarlath Phelan, O.S.F
    1922–1925  Brother David McPartland, O.S.F  2nd term as President.
12  1925–1934  Brother Columba Reilly, O.S.F
13  1934–1936  Brother Capistran Cusack, O.S.F
    1936–1952  Brother Columba Reilly, O.S.F    2nd term as President.
14  1952–1958  Brother Jerome Roese, O.S.F
15  1958–1969  Brother Urban Gonnoud, O.S.F
16  1969–1995  Brother Donald Sullivan, O.S.F   President Emeritus. His 26-year tenure as President is the longest in SFC history.
    1995–1996  John K. Hawes, Ph.D.             Interim president.
17  1996–2008  Frank J. Macchiarola, Ph.D.      The first permanent lay President of St. Francis College.
18  2008–2016  Brendan J. Dugan                 Died while serving as president of the college on December 18, 2016.
    2016–2017  Timothy Houlihan, Ph.D.          Interim president.
19  2017–      Miguel Martinez-Saenz, Ph.D.


Leucophlebia lineata

Leucophlebia lineata, the large candy-striped hawkmoth, is a moth of the family Sphingidae. It was described by John O. Westwood in 1847. It is known from Sri Lanka, India, Nepal, Thailand, eastern and southern China, Taiwan, Cambodia, Vietnam, Malaysia (Peninsular, Sarawak), Indonesia (Sumatra, Java, Kalimantan, Flores, Sulawesi) and the Philippines.sugarcane.

Description

The wingspan is 62–82 mm. The forewing upperside is similar to other Leucophlebia species in having broad pinkish costal and outer marginal areas and a paler median band, but differs in having the hind margin paler, nearer the colour of the median band, and with some picked out in white. The larvae feed on coarse grasses of the family Poaceae.

In The Fauna of British India, Including Ceylon and Burma: Moths Volume I, the species is described as follows:

Palpi and frons brown; antennae ochreous; vertex of head and sides of thorax and abdomen pale pink; a brownish ochreous stripe on vertex of thorax and abdomen. Fore wing bright pink; a yellow stripe from the base of cell to apex, widest beyond the cell; a short narrow yellow streak in the interno-median interspace from the base; veins 2,3 and 4 white, with some diffused fuscous below them. Hind wing tawny. Cilia yellowish white. The form rosea from South India and Ceylon, is rather smaller and darker than typical lineata. Larva green covered with tubercles; a broad white lateral stripe; head white, with a pink streak on gulae; horn and legs pink.


Jean Damman

Jean Damman (born 17 October 1949) is a Belgian equestrian. He competed in two events at the 1972 Summer Olympics.


Lepa Brena (HITOVI – 6 CD-a)

Lepa Brena (HITOVI – 6 CD-a) (English: Lepa Brena (HITS – 6 CDs))box set by Yugoslav singer Lepa Brena. It was released by Grand Production on 29 February 2016. The six-disc box set was released in Europe, and included all of Pomračenje sunca (2000), Lepa Brena (The Best of – Dupli CD) (2003), Uđi slobodno... (2008), Začarani krug (2011) and Izvorne i novokomponovane narodne pesme (2013). The album artwork consisted of a collage of the album covers. This is her third compilation album.