Wreck Island

Monday, June 20th Early this day the ship's company were employed in getting out the long- boat and pinnace, which they at length accomplished, and loaded them with a few casks of provisions and water, and all the people's clothes. About 11 o'clock a. m. they left the ship and made for a small island about two miles off, and landed, after tome difficulty, on the reef, and the. crew employed themselves in carrying the light goods to the island, until high-water, when the long-boat und pinnace were safely discharged. The long-boat was anchored outside the reef, and the pinnnce hauled upon the beach. At high-water the reef is quite covered, but is dry at low-water. A tent was erected on the island, and the dry goods placed under it. The people caught a turtle this evening.

21st.-The pinnace was manned and proceeded to the wreck, out of which various goods were taken. A party was also sent in search of water, and to ascertain what the island produced. Not the least sign of water, nor a single fruit, of any kind, were found. The reef was covered with turtle, and the island abounded with birds, consisting, principally, of doves, magpies and sea fowl. This "day the people shifted their tent to a more convenient spot among some trees, and. Under all the circumstances, made a tolerably comfortable abitation. Weather hot and sultry. Lat."23 44'.

22d.-The pinnace and her crew were again dispatched to the wreck, and brought off various articles. A party also walked across the reef, to a dry part of which a rope was passed from the wreck, and by this means a great deal of property was saved. The labour, however, was excessive, owing, particularly, to the difficulty of walking on the reef, as the coral gave way almost at every step. The people's feet were dreadfully cut. A turtle was caught to-day, weighing: nearly 4 cwt. Crew all in good heath, and excellent spirits.


Wreck Island

23d.-Every thing of any use had been removed by this time, and the long-boat made ready for sea. The water began to get very low, without any prospect of obtaining a further supply. All the boats were got ready, and the people determined to make for Moreton Bay.

24th to 30t/i.-Ready for sea, but waiting for a fair wind.

July 1st to 6th.-Wind still foul.

7th.-Early this morning the people put to sea with a fair wind at N.W. The day was remarkably fine, with a steady breeze throughout.

8th.-The weather very unfavourable ; sea running high, with a fresh breeze. A quantity of provisions, and other stores, had been thrown overboard, from the long boat, to keep her from swamping. In the course of the night of the 7th, the boats passed an island, for which they this day bore up, and towards night, got under its lee.

9th.-The crew landed ; took out all the boats cargo, and set to work to make them more sea-worthy. The main land of New South Wales was discernable from this island, on which the people remained till the 16th, when they were obliged to leave for want of water.

16th:-Sailed, and on the following morning the boats were under the main land. Nothing particular occurred this day (17th) or night, during the whole of which the boats sailed under the land.

18th-About 12 o'clock p. m. the people went ashore on an island close to the main, where they fortunately found water, and having taken in a supply proceeded on their voyage.

The weather was in general fine from this time up to the 27th, when the shipwrecked mariners reached Moreton Bay in safety, where they were most kindly received, and every assistance afforded them by the Commandant, of whose gentlemanly and humane conduct the sailors are loud in praise.

This is the vessel (or the wreck) that gave the island its name during the main charting exercise for all the islands and reefs in this area carried out in 1843 under the command of Captain Francis Price Blackwood in HMS Fly which was accompanied by the Bramble.


Wreck Island

In 1841, Blackwood was appointed to command the corvette HMS Fly in the first hydrographic survey commissioned by the Admiralty for exploring and charting the north-east Australian coast. The Fly, fitted with costly instruments, and carrying two scientists, Joseph Jukes, geologist, and John MacGillivray, zoologist, sailed from Falmouth in April 1842 with the cutter Bramble, under the charge of Lieutenant Charles Bampfield Yule. After a stop in Hobart Town from August to October, the two ships called at Sydney and began the survey in December 1842.

In the next three years the Fly charted from Sandy Cape to Whitsunday Island, including Swain Reefs and Capricorn Islands and the broad passages between. On 7 January 1843 was the first time that the crew of the Fly set foot on the First Bunker Island (Lady Elliot Island)

Jan 18 – Landed with Captain Blackwood on Wreck Island. This was so named for part of a vessel 6 or 700 tons. The island was about a quarter of a mile long and not more than 100 yards broad; a pile of sand covered by thick bushes.

Jan 21 Captain Blackwood and Mr Evans being ashore to "take sights" for the chronometers, found on the island some traces of the wrecked crew. On one tree was cut "The America, June 1831;" on another "Mary Ann Broughton;" on another "Capt. E. David;" and "Nelson November, 1831." There were likewise the soles of a pair of child's shoes, some bottles, some broken dishes, and an old cask. I believe the wreck was that of a whaler, and that the crew were taken off by another whaler, as there were no signs of either graves or bones.


Wreck Island

* Capricorn and Bunker Group
  * Great Barrier Reef
  * Capricornia Cays National Park
  * Australian Shipwrecks Vol. 1 1622–1850 By Charles Bateson. Sydney. Reed, 1972 910.4530994 BAT
  * Australian Shipwrecks Vol. 2 1851–1871 By Loney, J. K. (Jack Kenneth), 1925–1995. Sydney. Reed, 1980 910.4530994 LON
  * Australian Shipwrecks Vol. 3 1871–1900 By Loney, J. K. (Jack Kenneth), 1925–1995. Geelong Vic: List Publishing, 1982 910.4530994 LON
  * Australian Shipwrecks Vol. 4 1901–1986 By Loney, J. K. (Jack Kenneth), 1925–1995. Portarlington Vic. Marine History Publications, 1987 910.4530994 LON
  * Australian Shipwrecks Vol. 5 Update 1986 By Loney, J. K. (Jack Kenneth), 1925–1995. Portarlington Vic. Marine History Publications, 1991 910.4530994 LON


Khan Duz-e Sadat

Khan Duz-e Sadat (Persian: خاندوزسادات, also Romanized as Khān Dūz-e Sādāt and Khāndūz Sādāt; also known as Khān Dūz)Khormarud-e Shomali Rural District, in the Central District of Azadshahr County, Golestan Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 1,147, in 266 families.


MABA Stadium

The Malaysian Basketball Association (MABA) Stadium (Malay: Stadium Bola Keranjang Malaysiaindoor arena in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. It is the main venue of the Malaysian Basketball Association, the national basketball federation for basketball in Malaysia.

The MABA Stadium was built in 1995 at the cost of RM13.5 million.29th Southeast Asian Games.


Keith O'Halloran

Keith James O'Halloran (born 10 November 1975) is an Irish former professional footballer.

A right winger, O'Halloran began his career with Middlesbrough in 1994. He remained at Ayresome Park for three years, making just four league appearances.

After loan spells at Scunthorpe United and Cardiff City, he joined Scottish club St Johnstone, then managed by Paul Sturrock, for a £50,000 fee. In three years at McDiarmid Park, O'Halloran made 71 appearances, netting three goals along the way.

In 2000, he returned south of the border to join Swindon Town. He left Town in 2003 with 46 appearances and seven goals to his name. He then signed for Shamrock Rovers and in his two seasons scored 4 goals in 43 total appearances. He made his Rovers debut on 19 March.

  * Keith O'Halloran at Soccerbase


Kuwait women's national handball team

The Kuwait women's national handball team is the national team of Kuwait. It is governed by the Kuwait Handball Association and takes part in international handball competitions.

On 15 September 2015, the International Handball Federation suspended the Kuwait Handball Association.

Asian Championship record

Year                Rank           M  W  D  L  GF  GA   Dif
[Jordan] 1987       Did not enter
[China] 1989
[Japan] 1991
[China] 1993
[South Korea] 1995
[Jordan] 1997
[Japan] 1999
[China] 2000
[Kazakhstan] 2002
[Japan] 2004
[China] 2006
[Thailand] 2008
[Kazakhstan] 2010
[Indonesia] 2012    12th           7  0  0  7  46  388  −342
[Indonesia] 2015    Did not enter
[South Korea] 2017
[Japan] 2018
[Jordan] 2021       10th           6  1  0  5  98  185  −87
      Total         2/18           0  0  0  0  0   0    0

  * Official website [Edit this at Wikidata]
  * IHF profile


Salty du Rand

Jacobus Abraham du Rand (better known as Salty du Rand) (16 January 1926 – 27 February 1979) was a former South African rugby union footballer. He played numerous times for South Africa, including on their 1951–52 Grand Slam tour of Europe, as well as captaining them once against the All Blacks.

Playing career

He made his debut for the Springboks in 1949 in a Test match against the All Blacks, which was played at Ellis Park in Johannesburg. The game was won by South Africa, defeating the New Zealanders 12 to six. South Africa also won the subsequent contest in Durban, defeating the All Blacks again, nine points to three.

In 1951 he was capped three times for the Springboks, who went on a tour of Europe. The first Test he played in on tour was against Scotland at Murrayfield in late November, which the Springboks won 44 points to nil, in which he scored his first try in a Test. He then played in the 17–5 victory over Ireland at Lansdowne Road and the 6 to 3 win over Wales in Cardiff.

The tour continued into early 1952, and du Rand was capped in matches against England at Twickenham, which the Springboks won 8 to three, and then against France, where South Africa won 25 to three, and thus, completed a grand slam of Europe.

He was then chosen to play in a four match series against the Wallabies in 1953, scoring a try in the first Test at Ellis Park, which South Africa won 25 to three. He also scored in the following Test, and played in the two other games as well.

In 1955. the British Lions came to South Africa. Du Rand played in all four Tests. The following season he was capped twice against the Wallabies, both of which the Springboks won. The tour then continued to New Zealand, and du Rand captained South Africa against the All Blacks on July 14 at Carisbrook. He was capped another three times against the All Blacks, playing his last Test for South Africa on September 1 at Eden Park. He died in 1979.

  * List of South Africa national rugby union players – Springbok no. 281


Wan Weixing

In this Chinese name, the family name is Wan.

Wan Weixing (Chinese: 万卫星; 1 July 1958 – 20 May 2020) was a Chinese space physicist. He was a member of the Jiusan Society. He was an academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS).

Biography

Wan was born in Tianmen, Hubei, on July 1, 1958. After the resumption of National College Entrance Examination in 1977, he was accepted to Wuhan University, where he majored in physics.李钧) in 1984. In 1989, he earned his doctor's degree from the institute and joined the institute as a researcher. In 2004, the Institute of Geology and Geophysics set up the Department of Geomagnetism and Space Physics in Beijing, he became its first director. He was a delegate to the 12th National People's Congress. On March 18, 2018, he was elected a Standing Committee member of the 13th National People's Congress. On May 20, 2020, he died of an illness in Beijing, aged 62.

Honours and awards

  * 1995 National Science Fund for Distinguished Young Scholars
  * 2011 Member of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS)


Shusha Musical Drama Theatre

Shusha Musical Drama Theatre (Azerbaijani: Şuşa Dövlət Musiqili Dram Teatrı) is one of the musical drama theatres operating in Azerbaijan.

About

In February 1938, Shusha State Kolkhoz and Sovkhoz Theatre was established. In 1943, the collective was renamed the Shusha State Musical Drama Theatre named after Uzeyir Hajibeyov. Shusha Musical Drama Theater ceased its activities in early 1949. By the decision of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Azerbaijan, Ministry of Culture restored the activity of Shusha State Musical Drama Theater. In 1992, the theater moved to Baku due to the war in Karabakh and settled in the building of Theatre of Young Spectators (1992–2005). Then the theatre operated in the building of "Savalan" cinema in Baku (from 2005 to 2014).

In 2013, "Savalan" cinema was liquidated and the building was transferred to Shusha State Musical Drama Theatre. In 2014, the building underwent major restoration and repair work. In accordance with the order of the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan, "Savalan" cinema was repaired and in December 2018 was transferred to Shusha State Musical Drama Theatre.

Yusif bey Malikhagnazarov, Abdurrahim bey Hagverdiyev, Zulfugar Hajibeyov, Suleyman Sani Akhundov, Uzeyir Hajibeyov, Firidun bey Kocharli, Badal bey Badalbeyli, Safarali bey Valibeyov, Jabbar Garyaghdioglu, Hashim bey Vazirov are well known playwrights, composers, actors and theatre organizers of the theatre.

Shusha Musical Drama Theatre was a participant of the republican theatre festivals as "Mono performances" in 1994, "Experimental performances" in 1998, "National classics and theatre" in 1999, "Festival of festivals" in 2000, and was awarded "Golden Darvish" prize for the play "Ayri oturag, duz danishag" by Uzeyir Hajibeyov in 2002.

Main repertoire


Shusha Musical Drama Theatre

Main repertoire

"Haji Gara", "Lankaran khaninin vaziri", "Khirs guldurbasan" (Mirza Fatali Akhundov), "Bakhtsiz javan", "Daghilan tifag" (Abdurrahim bey Hagverdiyev), "Solghun chichaklar", "Sevil", "Almaz", "Yashar", "Ogtay Eloghlu", "in 1905" (Jafar Jabbarly), "Vagif", "Farhad and Shirin" (Samad Vurgun), etc.

Musical performances — "Leyli and Majnun", "Asli and Kerem", "If Not That One, Then This One" (Uzeyir Hajibeyov), "Ashig Garib" (Zulfugar Hajibeyov) and others.

Staff

  * Director — Yadigar Muradov
  * Chief director — Loghman Karimov
  * Artist — Valeh Mammadov
  * "ŞUŞA TEATRI..." (PDF). azteatr.musigi-dunya.az
  * "Şuşa Dövlət Musiqili Dram Teatrının 145-ci Teatr Mövsümünün bağlanışı". shusha-ih.gov.az


Muennink's spiny rat

Muennink's spiny rat or Okinawa spiny rat (Tokudaia muenninki, Japanese: オキナワトゲネズミ, romanized: Okinawa togenezumi or 沖縄棘鼠) is a species of rodent in the family Muridae.Endemic to Okinawa Island, Japan, its natural habitat is subtropical moist broadleaf forest. The karyotype has 2n = 44.sex chromosomes are abnormally large, while the other two species in Tokudaia have lost their Y chromosome.Yanbaru area) of the island, above 300 m,2.

The head and body are up to 7 inches long with a 5-inch tail. They weigh up to 7 ounces. They have a short thick body and dense fur, consisting of fine hairs and coarse, grooved spines (hence the common name “spiny rat”). The fur is brownish above and grayish white below with a faint orange tinge. The spines on the animal's back are black throughout while the spines underneath are usually white with a reddish-brown tip. The spines cover the body except for the regions around the mouth, ears, feet and tail. The tail is bi-colored for its entire length.

The species is threatened by deforestation, predation by feral cats and introduced mongooses, and competition with introduced black rats.


Raffaella Carrà (1981 album)

Raffaella Carrà (in some countries released as Mamma dammi 100 lire) is a twelfth studio album by Italian singer Raffaella Carrà, released in 1981 by Hispavox, expressly made for the non-Italian market.

The album has never been released in Italy, but has been included in the artist's Italian discography because many of the songs included were also recorded in Italian. In Greece a version was distributed with almost all the tracks in Italian, but with the B side lacking the last song, similarly in Portugal, where the title of the album has also been translated: "Mamma dammi 100 lire".

Compared to the previous albums, the disc marks a turning point in the abandonment of Eurodisco sounds in favor of a more rock and new wave sound, as in "Caliente caliente" and "Amore amore", without losing sight of the singer's typical Latin style.

In Argentina the album was released with an extra track "Yo soy tana", not included in any other version.

Overview

The album was distributed in Mexico, Peru, Argentina, Venezuela, Uruguay, Chile and Ecuador, with the first track titled "Mamá Dame 100 Pesitos". In Spain, Guatemala and Bolivia the title has become "Mamá Dame 100 Pesetas". The Colombian version of the album has a different track layout.

14 singles were extracted from the album (none for the Italian market), eleven 7" and three maxi 12", distributed between 1981 and 1982.

Track listing

Raffaella Carrà Side A
No.  Title                                                                 Writer(s)                     Length
                                                                             * Danilo Vaona
1.   "Mamá dame 100 pesetas (in some countries is Mamá dame 100 pesitos)"    * Ignacio Ballesteros Diaz  2:53
                                                                             * Luis Gómez Escolar
2.   "Amore Amore"                                                           * Danilo Vaona              2:35
                                                                             * Ignacio Ballesteros Diaz
                                                                             * Danilo Vaona
3.   "Quiero cantar una canción"                                             * Ignacio Ballesteros Diaz  3:30
                                                                             * Luis Gómez Escolar
                                                                             * Vincenzo Giuffrè
                                                                             * Danilo Vaona
4.   "Oh Maria"                                                              * Luis Gómez Escolar        3:18
                                                                             * Vincenzo Giuffrè
5.   "Dame la liberdad"                                                      * Danilo Vaona              3:26
                                                                             * Luis Gómez Escolar


Raffaella Carrà (1981 album)

Side B
No.  Title                     Writer(s)                     Length
1.   "Caliente Caliente"         * Juan Carlos Calderón      2:35
2.   "Adiós Amigo"               * Luis Gómez Escolar        2:50
                                 * Pablo Herrero
                                 * García De Val
                                 * Monreal
3.   "Súper Rumbas (Meadley)"    * Clavero                   3:34
                                 * Paco De Lucía
                                 * León
                                 * Ceratto
                                 * Boncompagni
4.   "México eres tú"            * Ignacio Ballesteros Diaz  3:02
                                 * Ormi
                                 * Boncompagni
5.   "Noches Tropicales"         * Ignacio Ballesteros Diaz  2:38
                                 * Ormi
                                 * Boncompagni
6.   "Por Tu Amor"               * Ignacio Ballesteros Diaz  2:30
                                 * Ormi

Credits

  * Raffaella Carrà – vocals
  * Danilo Vaona – arrangement and production
  * Paolo Ormi - arrangiament and production


Myanzi

Myanzi is a small town in the Central Region of Uganda.

Location

Myanzi is in Kassanda District on the Mityana–Mubende Road, approximately 17 kilometres (11 mi), by road, west of Mityana, the nearest large town.1,206 metres (3,957 ft) above sea level.

Overview

The Myanzi–Kassanda–Bukuya–Kiboga Road meets the Mityana–Mubende Road at a T-junction in the middle of town.

  * Mityana–Mubende Road
  * Myanzi–Kassanda–Bukuya–Kiboga Road
  * Farmers Access Improved Bean Seed In Bulk, For The First Time: Myanzi and Kitumbi Area Cooperative Enterprises in Central Uganda - 7 March 2014


Lepajan

Lepajan is a genus of anyphaenid sac spiders first described by Antônio Brescovit in 1993.As of April 2019 it contains only two species.


Sampling design

In the theory of finite population sampling, a sampling design specifies for every possible sample its probability of being drawn.

Mathematical formulation

Mathematically, a sampling design is denoted by the function [P(S)] which gives the probability of drawing a sample [S.]

An example of a sampling design

During Bernoulli sampling, [P(S)] is given by

[P(S)=q^{{N_{{\text{sample}}}(S)}}\times (1-q)^{{(N_{{\text{pop}}}-N_{{\text{sample}}}(S))}}]

where for each element [q] is the probability of being included in the sample and [N_{{\text{sample}}}(S)] is the total number of elements in the sample [S] and [N_{{\text{pop}}}] is the total number of elements in the population (before sampling commenced).

Sample design for managerial research

In business research, companies must often generate samples of customers, clients, employees, and so forth to gather their opinions. Sample design is also a critical component of marketing research and employee research for many organizations. During sample design, firms must answer questions such as:

  * What is the relevant population, sampling frame, and sampling unit?
  * What is the appropriate margin of error that should be achieved?
  * How should sampling error and non-sampling error be assessed and balanced?

These issues require very careful consideration, and good commentaries are provided in several sources.

  * Bernoulli sampling
  * Sampling probability
  * Sampling (statistics)
  * Sarndal, Swenson, and Wretman (1992), Model Assisted Survey Sampling, Springer-Verlag, ISBN 0-387-40620-4


Richard Ashton (of Mawdesley)

Richard Ashton, of Mawdesley (c. 1553 – 1610) was an English lawyer and politician who sat in the House of Commons between 1601 and 1610.

Richard Ashton, of Mawdesley, baptized on 28 February or 25 December 1553, the son of Richard Ashton, of Croston and Jane daughter of Sir Robert Hesketh, of Rufford, Lancashire, was buried on 23 March 1611. He was married to Jane Cleyton on 18 September 1584. They had four sons and 1 daughter.

Ashton entered Gray's Inn in the 1570s as one of two individuals of that name, and is reported in 1584 as a Lancashire man and counsellor of Greys Inn who held mass in his chamber. In 1601, he was elected Member of Parliament for Newton. He was steward of Newton by 1603. In 1604, he was re-elected MP for Newton.


Kuwait women's national football team results

The Kuwait women's national football team is the representative women's association football team of Kuwait. Its governing body is the Kuwait Football Association (KFA) and it competes as a member of the Asian Football Confederation (AFC).

Results

Number                                    Year  Opponent              Result
2010 WAFF Women's Championship
                   1                      2010  Palestine             0–17 L
                   2                      2010  United Arab Emirates  0–7 L
Friendly 2012
                   3                      2012  Qatar                 0–2 L
                   4                      2012  Maldives              1–1 D
                   5                      2012  Maldives              1–3 L
Friendly 2013
                   6                      2013  Nepal                 0–8 L
2014 AFC Women's Asian Cup qualification
                   7                      2013  Uzbekistan            0–18 L
                   8                      2013  Jordan                0–21 L
                   9                      2013  Lebanon               1–12 L


Salvia leucophylla

Salvia leucophylla, the San Luis purple sagegray sage, is an aromatic sage native to the southern coastal mountain ranges of the Californias.

Description

Foliage

S. leucophylla is an evergreen shrub that grows up to 1 to 1.5 metres (3+1⁄2 to 5 feet) tall and wide. The leaves are a light green in the spring, turning grayish-white as they mature, with graceful branches that arch to the ground, sometimes rooting when they touch the ground. Flowers grow in tight whorls on 15 to 20 centimetres (6 to 8 inches) long inflorescences, with a pinkish-purple flowering stem. The 2.5 cm (1 in) flowers are pinkish-purple, held in a purple-tinged gray calyx.

Taxonomy

The plant's specific epithet, leucophylla, describes the light grayish leaves. The type specimen was collected near Santa Barbara, California, by Scottish botanist David Douglas and named by Edward Lee Greene in 1892. The common names refer to the pale purple flowers (purple sage) or to the grayish leaves (gray sage).

Distribution and habitat

The plant is native to the southern coastal mountain ranges of California and Baja California,

Cultivation

The species is widely used in California and xeriscape gardening, preferring full sun and good drainage. There are many cultivars, natural hybrids, and wild hybrids with other Salvia species, making clear naming very confusing.

Some cultivars include:

  * Salvia leucophylla 'Pt. Sal'
  * Salvia leucophylla 'Figueroa'
  * Salvia leucophylla 'Bee's Bliss'

Salvia leucophylla is known to have allelopathic qualities. It is thought that monoterpenoids released from the plant may be responsible for inhibiting the growth of neighboring seedlings.

Wikimedia Commons has media related to Salvia leucophylla.
  * Jepson Flora Project: Salvia leucophylla
  * Salvia leucophylla - Images @ CalPhoto archives


Wan Man

Wan Man is a small island in Kuala Terengganu, Terengganu, Malaysia. It is located off the east coast of that state's mainland where the Terengganu River meets the South China Sea.

Pulau Wan Man is the home of Malaysia's Islamic Heritage Park which was opened in February 2008. The park includes Crystal Mosque along the island's northeastern shore, as well as scaled replicas of various landmarks around the world such as India's Taj Mahal and Jerusalem's Dome of the Rock.

Prior to construction of the Islamic Heritage Park, the island had no human inhabitants, but was home to reptiles, with palm forest and thick undergrowth.33 hectares (82 acres).

  * List of islands of Malaysia


Shanghai-style salad

Shanghai-style salad (Chinese: 上海色拉; pinyin: shàng hǎi sè lā; Wade–Giles: shang4-hai3-se4-la1) is a traditional appetizer in Haipai cuisine. Generally considered a localized dish derived from the Olivier salad, it originated from Western cuisine but was modified according to the customary taste of Shanghai people.

History

Origin (The first half of the 20th century)

After the forced opening in 1840s, Western restaurants began to be set up in Shanghai. In order to adapt to Chinese tastes, these restaurants absorbed the essence of different Western culinary traditions and improved their dishes, resulting in a unique Haipai cuisine during the first half of the 20th century. Shanghai-style salad is a fusion of Russian potato salad (Olivier salad) and local tastes and ingredients.

Modified potato salad first appeared in the early 20th century in Russian restaurants owned by Russians who escaped from the Soviet Union after the October Revolution.Haipai western Red House Restaurant

Development in PRC (after 1949)

After the establishment of the People's Republic of China, especially during the Cultural Revolution, the number of western restaurants sharply declined. However, Shanghai-style salad didn't die out with the decline of Western restaurants, but has migrated from high-end restaurants to the tables of ordinary residents. Today, Deda and Red House Restaurant are the few state-run western restaurants that still offer Shanghai-style salad made in the traditional way.

Common ingredients

Shanghai-style salad's common ingredients are diced Hongchang sausage, diced boiled potatoes, carrots and peas.Olivier salad and makes Shanghai salad special and better accepted by the local community. Traditional Shanghai salad uses a handmade sauce made from combining egg yolk, olive oil, white pepper and white vinegar in a specific order instead of ready-made mayonnaise. This sauce reflects a combination of Chinese and foreign cooking methods.

In recent years, people also use Thousand Island dressing or mayonnaise as a simplified version of the traditional Shanghai salad sauce, but other ingredients remain the same.

Vendors

Cathay Hotel (Now Peace Hotel)


Shanghai-style salad

Vendors

Cathay Hotel (Now Peace Hotel)

The Shanghai Deda Western food restaurant, founded in 1897, is one of the oldest and most famous vendors for Shanghai-style salad, and still serves it today. Another eatery, Cathay Hotel (now known as Peace Hotel), also began serving Shanghai Salad in 1938 according to their menu, which is regarded as a symbol of the influence of Russian-style cuisine in Shanghai.

Another famous restaurant in Shanghai that serves Shanghai-style Salad is the Red House, which was previously a French restaurant called Chez Louis Bar.

Health concerns

Mayonnaise, the primary ingredient of Shanghai-style salad, has been linked to health-related issues such as high cholesterol and high fat.egg yolk; however, this replacement means that extra ingredients are required to act as a stabilizer.salad sauce which can be purchased in most supermarkets in Shanghai, however this ingredient faces the same health concerns as mayonnaise.

Cultural impact

Shanghai salad, first introduced by overseas Russians, witnessed a special period in Shanghai when Western and Eastern cultures fused together. To better accommodate the stomach of Chinese people, modifications were made. For example, the traditional cold potatoes sometimes were replaced by hot ones. As the time went by, the salad, together with Shanghai-style borscht and Shanghai-style fried pork chops, became a standing dish that symbolized Haipai cuisine on the dining tables of Shanghai households.

Shanghai salad can also be regarded as an epitome of the cultural fusion that took place during the nineteenth century, and this characteristic of Shanghai-style salad is mentioned in the book called "Shanghai Salad" by Chen Danyan.

  * List of salads


My Lady Love, My Dove

"My Lady Love, My Dove" is a short story by British writer Roald Dahl, originally published in The New Yorker in April 1952. It later appeared in the collection Someone Like You (1953). The story concerns a wealthy middle-aged couple who entertain a younger couple for dinner and games of Bridge, which they all play at a high level. By hiding a microphone in their guest bedroom, they discover something entirely unexpected about their guests.

Plot summary

Arthur and Pamela Beauchamp live comfortable lives. Pamela is a formidable woman of some wealth. Arthur, a former radio engineer and the first-person narrator, professes to adore her despite her domineering ways. He busies himself with his hobby preparing and studying butterflies.

They are expecting a young couple, Henry and Sally Snape, for an overnight stay that will include dinner and games of Bridge. The Snapes have a reputation as top-flight players, and the Beauchamps are eager to take them on. Pamela, however, has taken a dislike to the Snapes and wants to have some fun at their expense. She coerces Arthur into placing a microphone in the guest room they will use, allowing her to hear them on the radio in their own bedroom. Arthur goes about this in his methodical way, barely completing the exercise before the guests arrive.

The evening is a success, especially for the Snapes who out-play their hosts. The stakes are "ten shillings a hundred" for game points. Apart from a serious error by Sally Snape, costing her and Henry 800 points, the hosts are likely to owe their guests a considerable amount.

When the parties retire, Pamela eagerly goes with Arthur to listen in on the Snapes in their room. They are shocked to hear their guests arguing about Sally's mistake, and then rehearsing the cues and signals they have been using to cheat. They apparently make their living cheating at Bridge, using verbal cues and gestures to show the contents of their hands to each other.

Pamela quickly recovers. She insists that she and Arthur start rehearsing their own cheating methods immediately. Arthur has no option but to comply.


Petros Mavimbela

Petros Mavimbela (born 1963Eswatini who is serving as Speaker of the House of AssemblyEswatini Branch President of Commonwealth Parliamentary Association.


Orang, Nepal

Orang, Nepal is a village development committee in Dolakha District in the Janakpur Zone of north-eastern Nepal. At the time of the 1991 Nepal census it had a population of 1,771 people living in 378 individual households.

Relief efforts in Orang after the May 2015 Nepal earthquake (Operation Sahayogi Haat)

  * UN map of the municipalities of Dolakha District


Lepacious Bose

Bose Ogunboye Listen (born 17 April 1976) known professionally as Lepacious Bose is a Nigerian comedienne and Nollywood actress.2014 Golden Icons Academy Movie Awards for Best Comedic Act category award in the movie “Being Mrs Elliot” beating other 6 contestants.

Filmography

  * Makate Must Sell (2019)
  * 200 Million (2018)
  * Chief Daddy (2018)
  * Gidi Blues
  * Gidi Blues (2016)
  * First Class (2016)
  * Being Mrs Elliot
  * A Long Night (2014)
  * Tunnel (2014)

Awards and nominations

Year  Award                                   Category                  Work              Result  Ref
2014  2014 Golden Icons Academy Movie Awards  Best Comedic Act          Being Mrs Elliot  Won
2016  Africa Magic Viewers' Choice Awards     Best Actress in a Comedy  Being Mrs Elliot  NOM

  * Lepacious Bose on Instagram
  * Lepacious Bose at IMDb


Sampling in order

In statistics, some Monte Carlo methods require independent observations in a sample to be drawn from a one-dimensional distribution in sorted order. In other words, all n order statistics are needed from the n observations in a sample. The naive method performs a sort and takes O(n log n) time. There are also O(n) algorithms which are better suited for large n. The special case of drawing n sorted observations from the uniform distribution on [0,1] is equivalent to drawing from the uniform distribution on an n-dimensional simplex; this task is a part of sequential importance resampling.

  * Bentley, Jon Louis; Saxe, James B. (1979), "Generating sorted lists of random numbers", Computer Science Department, Paper 2450
  * Gerontidis, I.; Smith, R. L. (1982), "Monte Carlo Generation of Order Statistics from General Distributions", Journal of the Royal Statistical Society. Series C (Applied Statistics), 31 (3): 238–243, JSTOR 2347997
  * Lurie, D.; Hartley, H. O. (1972), "Machine-Generation of Order Statistics for Monte Carlo Computations", The American Statistician, 26 (1): 26–27, doi:10.1080/00031305.1972.10477319
  * Ripley, Brian D. (1987), Stochastic Simulation, Wiley, pp. 96–98, ISBN 0-471-81884-4


Richard Assheton Cross, 2nd Viscount Cross (28 January 1882 – 14 March 1932), was a British peer and civil servant.

Cross was the only son of the Honourable William Cross, eldest son of R. A. Cross, 1st Viscount Cross. His mother was Mary, daughter of William Lewthwaite, of Broadgate, Cumberland. His father died when Cross was ten. He was subsequently educated at Eton and University College, Oxford, and succeeded his grandfather in the viscountcy in 1914.

Lord Cross was private secretary to successive Permanent Secretaries to the Treasury from 1912 to 1917. The latter year he was appointed Principal Secretary to The Treasury, a post he held until his death 15 years later.

Lord Cross married Maud Evelyn Inigo Jones, daughter of Major-General Inigo Richmund Jones, in 1918. They had three sons and a daughter. He died in March 1932, aged 50, and was succeeded by his eldest son, Assheton. The Viscountess Cross died in April 1976.

  * Hansard 1803–2005: contributions in Parliament by the Viscount Cross


Kuwaiti Sign Language

Kuwaiti Sign Language is the deaf sign language of Kuwait. It appears to belong to the Arab sign language family (Hendriks 2008).

  * Hendriks, Bernadet, 2008. Jordanian Sign Language: aspects of grammar from a cross-linguistic perspective (dissertation)


Wan Sha Lang

Wan Sha Lang (Chinese: 萬沙浪, also spelled Vansalrang; 21 January 1949 – 18 June 2023), known in China as Wang Zhongyi (Chinese: 王忠義), was a Taiwanese singer and film actor.

Life and career

Sha Lang approached music during his military conscription, when he became trumpeter in the army band.Mandarin.

In 1987, Vansalrang went to China to take part in the CCTV Spring Festival, but because of the strict cross-strait policy of that time he was banned from returning to Taiwan; the ban was eventually lifted 8 years later, but at that point his wife and children had moved to the US and had lost contact with him.

Starting from a brain injury in 1997 which caused him a mental degradation to the level of infants,nasogastric intubation.

  * Wan Sha Lang discography at MusicBrainz
  * Wan Sha Lang discography at Discogs
  * Wan Sha Lang at IMDb


List of busiest railway stations in the Netherlands

Railway stations in the Netherlands ranked by how busy they are, with statistics from 2013 and 2014, are:

1–50


Rank  Railway station                     Annual entries and exits (millions)  Number of platform tracks  Municipality      Province                   Photograph
1     Utrecht Centraal                    64.3                                 16                         Utrecht           Utrecht
2     Amsterdam Centraal                  59.1                                 11                         Amsterdam         North Holland
3     Rotterdam Centraal                  29.8                                 13                         Rotterdam         South Holland
4     Den Haag Centraal                   27.8                                 10                         The Hague         South Holland
5     Leiden Centraal                     26.1                                 6                          Leiden            South Holland
6     Schiphol Airport                    25                                   6                          Haarlemmermeer    North Holland
7     Eindhoven Centraal                  21.7                                 6                          Eindhoven         North Brabant
8     Amsterdam Sloterdijk                17.4                                 10                         Amsterdam         North Holland
9     Nijmegen                            15.7                                 4                          Nijmegen          Gelderland
10    Amsterdam Zuid                      15.4                                 4                          Amsterdam         North Holland
11    's-Hertogenbosch                    15.3                                 5                          's-Hertogenbosch  North Brabant
12    Zwolle                              14.8                                 9                          Zwolle            Overijssel
13    Amersfoort Centraal                 14.4                                 6                          Amersfoort        Utrecht
14    Arnhem Centraal                     14.0                                 8                          Arnhem            Gelderland
15    Haarlem                             14.0                                 6                          Haarlem           North Holland
16    Den Haag Hollands Spoor             12.9                                 5                          The Hague         South Holland
17    Tilburg                             11.7                                 3                          Tilburg           North Brabant
18    Delft                               11.4                                 2                          Delft             South Holland
19    Breda                               11.0                                 6                          Breda             North Brabant
20    Amsterdam Amstel                    10.7                                 2                          Amsterdam         North Holland
21    Almere Centrum                      8.7                                  4                          Almere            Flevoland
22    Hilversum                           8.5                                  5                          Hilversum         North Holland
23    Dordrecht                           8.4                                  7                          Dordrecht         South Holland
24    Biljmer ArenA                       7.8                                  6                          Amsterdam         North Holland
25    Zaandam                             7.8                                  4                          Zaanstad          North Holland
26    Rotterdam Blaak                     7.7                                  4                          Rotterdam         South Holland
27    Gouda                               7.7                                  6                          Gouda             South Holland


27    Gouda                               7.7                                  6                          Gouda             South Holland
28    Deventer                            7.1                                  3                          Deventer          Overijssel
29    Alkmaar                             7.1                                  5                          Alkmaar           North Holland
30    Groningen                           6.9                                  5                          Groningen         Groningen
31    Schiedam Centrum                    6.8                                  4                          Schiedam          South Holland
32    Rotterdam Alexander                 6.4                                  2                          Rotterdam         South Holland
33    Ede-Wageningen                      6.3                                  3                          Ede               Gelderland
34    Enschede                            6.2                                  4                          Enschede          Overijssel
35    Maastricht                          5.8                                  6                          Maastricht        [Flag of Limburg] Limburg
36    Hoofddorp                           5.7                                  4                          Haarlemmermeer    North Holland
37    Apeldoorn                           5.2                                  3                          Apeldoorn         Gelderland
38    Duivendrecht                        5.1                                  4                          Ouder-Amstel      North Holland
39    Den Haag Laan van Nieuw Oost-Indië  5.0                                  4                          The Hague         South Holland
40    Amsterdam Lelylaan                  4.9                                  2                          Amsterdam         North Holland
41    Hoorn                               4.9                                  3                          Hoorn             North Holland
42    Hengelo                             4.8                                  3                          Hengelo           Overijssel
43    Lelystad Centrum                    4.7                                  4                          Lelystad          Flevoland
44    Roermond                            4.7                                  3                          Roermond          [Flag of Limburg] Limburg
45    Sittard                             4.4                                  4                          Sittard           [Flag of Limburg] Limburg
46    Woerden                             4.4                                  4                          Woerden           Utrecht
47    Zutphen                             4.2                                  3                          Zutphen           Gelderland
48    Amsterdam Muiderpoort               4.2                                  4                          Amsterdam         North Holland
49    Roosendaal                          4.0                                  3                          Roosendaal        North Brabant
50    Almelo                              3.8                                  2                          Almelo            Overijssel


Rank  Railway station                            Annual entries and exits (millions)  Number of platform tracks  Municipality                                    Province                   Photograph
51    Alphen aan den Rijn                        3.641                                3                          Alphen aan den Rijn                             South Holland
52    Naarden-Bussum                             3.478                                2                          Gooise Meren                                    North Holland
53    Leeuwarden                                 3.464                                6                          Leeuwarden                                      Friesland
54    Driebergen-Zeist                           3.428                                2                          Utrechtse Heuvelrug                             Utrecht
55    Assen                                      3.391                                3                          Assen                                           Drenthe
56    Weesp                                      3.366                                4                          Amsterdam                                       North Holland
57    Culemborg                                  3.059                                2                          Culemborg                                       Gelderland
58    Oss                                        2.997                                2                          Oss                                             North Brabant
59    Utrecht Overvecht                          2.817                                3                          Utrecht                                         Utrecht
60    Heerhugowaard                              2.766                                3                          Dijk en Waard                                   North Holland
61    Weert                                      2.763                                2                          Weert                                           [Flag of Limburg] Limburg
62    Rijswijk                                   2.729                                4                          Rijswijk                                        South Holland
63    Houten                                     2.727                                2                          Houten                                          Utrecht
64    Hilversum Sportpark                        2.709                                2                          Hilversum                                       North Holland
65    Goes                                       2.665                                2                          Goes                                            Zeeland
66    Heerlen                                    2.587                                4                          Heerlen                                         [Flag of Limburg] Limburg
67    Castricum                                  2.573                                2                          Castricum                                       North Holland
68    Bergen op Zoom                             2.560                                2                          Bergen op Zoom                                  North Brabant
69    Almere Buiten                              2.477                                2                          Almere                                          Flevoland
70    Helmond                                    2.447                                2                          Helmond                                         North Brabant
71    Tilburg Universiteit                       2.390                                3                          Tilburg                                         North Brabant
72    Almere Muziekwijk                          2.378                                2                          Almere                                          Flevoland
73    Amsterdam Rijwiel en Automobiel Industrie  2.357                                4                          Amsterdam                                       North Holland
74    Heemstede-Aerdenhout                       2.350                                2                          Heemstede                                       North Holland


75    Rotterdam Lombardijen                      2.298                                4                          Rotterdam                                       South Holland
76    Boxtel                                     2.221                                4                          Boxtel                                          North Brabant
77    Geldermalsen                               2.176                                2                          West Betuwe                                     Gelderland
78    Beverwijk                                  2.125                                4                          Beverwijk                                       North Holland
79    Heerenveen                                 2.117                                2                          Heerenveen                                      Friesland
80    Harderwijk                                 2.090                                2                          Harderwijk                                      Gelderland
81    Zoetermeer                                 2.071                                2                          Zoetermeer                                      South Holland
82    Krommenie-Assendelft                       2.068                                2                          Zaanstad                                        North Holland
83    Meppel                                     2.015                                2                          Meppel                                          Drenthe
84    Schagen                                    2.001                                3                          Schagen                                         North Holland
85    Zwijndrecht                                1.998                                4                          [Flag of Zwijndrecht, Netherlands] Zwijndrecht  South Holland
86    Hoorn Kersenboogerd                        1.956                                2                          Hoorn                                           North Holland
87    Uitgeest                                   1.938                                3                          Uitgeest                                        North Holland
88    Barendrecht                                1.888                                4                          Barendrecht                                     South Holland
89    Best                                       1.864                                4                          [Flag of Best, Netherlands] Best                North Brabant
90    Alkmaar Noord                              1.849                                2                          Alkmaar                                         North Holland
91    Breukelen                                  1.828                                2                          Stichtse Vecht                                  Utrecht
92    Maarssen                                   1.767                                2                          Stichtse Vecht                                  Utrecht
93    Delft Campus                               1.754                                2                          Delft                                           South Holland
94    Heiloo                                     1.747                                2                          [Flag of Heiloo, Netherlands] Heiloo            North Holland
95    Bilthoven                                  1.711                                2                          De Bilt                                         Utrecht
96    Zandvoort aan Zee                          1.710                                2                          Zandvoort                                       North Holland
97    Middelburg                                 1.659                                2                          Middelburg                                      Zeeland
98    Almere Oostvaarders                        1.650                                4                          Almere                                          Flevoland
99    Baarn                                      1.649                                3                          Baarn                                           Utrecht


99    Baarn                                      1.649                                3                          Baarn                                           Utrecht
100   Deurne                                     1.641                                3                          Deurne                                          North Brabant


Rank  Railway station             Annual entries and exits (millions)  Number of platform tracks  Municipality                                            Province                   Photograph
101   Hoogeveen                   1.581                                2                          Hoogeveen                                               Drenthe
102   Kampen                      1.578                                1                          Kampen                                                  Overijssel
103   Venlo                       1.508                                3                          Venlo                                                   [Flag of Limburg] Limburg
104   Wijchen                     1,476                                3                          Wijchen                                                 Gelderland
105   Den Helder                  1.474                                3                          Den Helder                                              North Holland
106   Wormerveer                  1.435                                4                          Zaanstad                                                North Holland
107   Bussum Zuid                 1.422                                2                          Gooise Meren                                            North Holland
108   Amsterdam Science Park      1.412                                2                          Amsterdam                                               North Holland
109   Veenendaal-De Klomp         1.389                                2                          Ede                                                     Gelderland
110   Leiden Lammenschans         1.381                                1                          Leiden                                                  South Holland
111   Hilversum Media Park        1.380                                2                          Hilversum                                               North Holland
112   Dieren                      1.378                                2                          Rheden                                                  Gelderland
113   Almere Parkwijk             1.377                                2                          Almere                                                  Flevoland
114   Elst                        1.373                                3                          Overbetuwe                                              Gelderland
115   Houten Castellum            1.354                                2                          Houten                                                  Utrecht
116   Vleuten                     1.318                                2                          Utrecht                                                 Utrecht
117   Tiel                        1.310                                2                          Tiel                                                    Gelderland
118   Diemen Zuid                 1.290                                2                          Diemen                                                  North Holland
119   Nijkerk                     1.271                                2                          Nijkerk                                                 Gelderland
120   Nieuwerkerk aan den IJssel  1.249                                2                          [Flag of Zuidplas, Netherlands] Zuidplas                South Holland
121   Voorhout                    1.257                                2                          Teylingen                                               South Holland
122   Zaltbommel                  1.255                                2                          Zaltbommel                                              Gelderland
123   Zoetermeer Oost             1.247                                2                          Zoetermeer                                              South Holland
124   Dronten                     1.232                                2                          Dronten                                                 Flevoland
125   Sassenheim                  1.209                                2                          Sassenheim                                              South Holland


125   Sassenheim                  1.209                                2                          Sassenheim                                              South Holland
126   Etten-Leur                  1.189                                2                          Etten-Leur                                              North Brabant
127   Haarlem Spaarnwoude         1.184                                2                          Haarlem                                                 North Holland
128   Diemen                      1.155                                2                          Diemen                                                  North Holland
129   Den Haag Mariahoeve         1.151                                4                          The Hague                                               South Holland
130   Utrecht Lunetten            1.146                                2                          Utrecht                                                 Utrecht
131   Steenwijk                   1.132                                2                          [Flag of Steenwijkerland, Netherlands] Steenwijkerland  Overijssel
132   Amsterdam Holendrecht       1.130                                2                          Amsterdam                                               North Holland
133   Voorschoten                 1.126                                4                          Voorschoten                                             South Holland
134   De Vink                     1.119                                4                          Voorschoten                                             South Holland
135   Nijverdal                   1.108                                2                          Hellendoorn                                             Overijssel
136   Arnhem Presikhaaf           1.103                                2                          Arnhem                                                  Gelderland
137   Gouda Goverwelle            1.101                                4                          Gouda                                                   South Holland
138   Koog aan de Zaan            1.100                                2                          Zaanstad                                                North Holland
139   Zaandijk Zaanse Schans      1.090                                2                          Zaanstad                                                North Holland
140   Utrecht Terwijde            1.088                                2                          Utrecht                                                 Utrecht
141   Bodegraven                  1.084                                2                          Bodegraven-Reeuwijk                                     South Holland
142   Arnhem Zuid                 1.067                                2                          Arnhem                                                  Gelderland
143   Rotterdam Zuid              1.060                                4                          Rotterdam                                               South Holland
144   Ermelo                      1.051                                2                          Ermelo                                                  Gelderland
145   Vlissingen                  1.043                                3                          Vlissingen                                              Zeeland
146   Overveen                    1.030                                2                          Bloemendaal                                             North Holland
147   Nunspeet                    1.018                                2                          Nunspeet                                                Gelderland
148   Vlaardingen Oost            1.015                                2                          Vlissingen                                              South Holland
149   Purmerend                   1.011                                2                          Purmerend                                               North Holland


150   Nieuw-Vennep                1.007                                2                          Haarlemmermeer                                          North Holland


* Dutch Railways (NS) passengers per station in 2017 and 2018
  * Ridership of Dutch stations, 2013–2014 data


The Shanghai Aircraft Design and Research Institute (SADRI), previously known as Shanghai Aircraft Research Institute (SARI), is a Chinese design institute, part of the ACAC consortium. Founded in the 1970s as First Aircraft Design Institute Shanghai Branch it became a part of ACAC in 2002 and was renamed Shanghai Aircraft Design and Research Institute in 2009.Longhua Airport in the Xuhui District of Shanghai.

SADRI has done liaison engineering and airworthiness test for MD-82 and MD-90 airliners.

Products

  * Shanghai Y-10 - airliner
  * Shaanxi Y-8 - co-designed reversed engineered transport aircraft with Shaanxi Aircraft Corporation
  * ARJ21 - Regional jet airliner
  * C919 - Narrow-body jet airliner


My Last Day

My Last Day may refer to:

  * "My Last Day" (Scrubs episode), the 2002 last episode of the first season of Scrubs
  * My Last Day (film), a 2011 anime short by Studio 4°C about Jesus Christ
  * My Last Day (album), a 2007 album by Kim Hiorthøy


Petros Mitzou

Petros Mitzou or Mitsou (Greek: Πέτρος Μήτζου, Γεώργιος Μήτσου) was a Greek revolutionary leader during the Greek War of Independence.

He was descended from an old military family. He fought at Chlemoutsi against the Turks.

In July 1825 he was assassinated by Dionysis Diakos.

  * Georgios Mitzou


Orang Kaya Indera Segara

Orang Kaya Indera Segara is a nobility title in Pahang Sultanate and one of the four highest-ranking nobles below the monarch.Old Pahang Sultanate, and was historically known as Maharaja Indera Putera.pegangan ('fief') of the nobility is Temerloh, as well as the entire land between the Triang river basin to the borders of Selangor and Rembau in Negeri Sembilan (approximately the constituencies of Bera and Bentong).

During the reign of Raja Bendahara Tun Ali, the title was renamed 'Orang Kaya Indera Segara'.

Role

Historically, the Orang Kaya Indera Segara was part of the Orang Besar Berempat ('four major chiefs') that wielded very wide powers in Pahang. They had the authority to impose taxation and to decide all criminal and civil cases except those which involved capital punishment. In fact, their power was limited only by the capacity of the monarch to restrain them, and it varied according to their proximity to Pekan, the further from the court, the greater their authority. They were obliged to appear at Pekan once a year to menjunjung duli ('pay homage'). They had to pay a form of tribute called banchi to the monarch. Their districts were subject to serahan; the obligation to buy, at exorbitant prices, goods the monopoly for the sale of which, in certain localities the ruler was in the habit of granting to one of his favourites.

In the month of Muharram. they appeared at court with offerings. In the time of war they were required to take the field with men, arms and food. The installation of the monarch was incomplete unless the Orang Besar Berempat assisted thereat. The Pahang constitutional theory was that the Orang Besar Berempat and, to a lesser degree, the other chiefs were the foundation upon which the monarch's authority rested.

During the time of Johor Empire, the four major chiefs gave allegiance to the Bendahara as representing the Sultan, but, in time, the sovereign being to them a nebulous figure, their allegiance tended to become more and more a matter of loyalty to the Bendahara personally. This became formally sealed with the establishment of Pahang Kingdom in the late 18th century.


Orang Kaya Indera Segara

Succession

The titles of the Orang Besar Berempat were hereditary. When a chief died, his successor, before approval of his appointment, was required to make a ceremonial offering to the monarch. This usually took the shape of gold-hilted kris, but other forms of offering were permissible. If the eldest son of a deceased chief were unfitted for the succession, it was proper to appoint a younger son, a brother, or a nephew to the chieftaincy.

Genealogical tree

Five generations of chiefs are traditionally holding the title, until the Orang Kaya Indera Segara V, Tahir. After the death of Tahir, the title was allowed to lapse, but it has again been revived, though not in the same family, in the person Che Engku Abdul Jamal, who is a grandson of Tun Ali.Pahang royal family.

  Muhammad
  Orang Kaya Indera Segara I

  Aji
  Orang Kaya Indera Segara II

  Hasan                                                                                Tun Ali
  Orang Kaya Indera Segara III                                                                                Raja Bendahara

  Ahmad                                                           Engku Muda Mansur                                                Ahmad al-Muadzam Shah                                  Tun Mutahir
  Orang Kaya Indera Segara IV                                                                                Sultan of Pahang                                       Raja Bendahara

  Tahir                                                           Engku Abdul Jamal                Abdullah al-Mu'tassim Billah    Mahmud Shah              Tengku Muhammad
  Orang Kaya Indera Segara V                                      Orang Kaya Indera Segara VI      Sultan of Pahang                Sultan of Pahang

                                  Tengku Ismail                   Tengku Ahmad                     Tengku Abdul Khalid             Tengku Husain            Tengku Ibrahim
                                  Orang Kaya Indera Segara VII    Orang Kaya Indera Segara VIII    Orang Kaya Indera Segara IX                              Orang Kaya Indera Segara X

                                                                                Tengku Asmawi
                                                                                Orang Kaya Indera Segara XI


Orang Kaya Indera Segara

* Orang Kaya Indera Pahlawan
  * Orang Kaya Indera Perba Jelai
  * Orang Kaya Indera Shahbandar
  * Linehan, William (1973), History of Pahang, Malaysian Branch Of The Royal Asiatic Society, Kuala Lumpur, ISBN 978-0710-101-37-2
  * Ahmad Sarji Abdul Hamid (2011), The Encyclopedia of Malaysia, vol. 16 - The Rulers of Malaysia, Editions Didier Millet, ISBN 978-981-3018-54-9
  * Wan Haji Abdul Wahid Bin Haji Wan Hassan (2016), Pengenalan Orang Besar Berempat (Introduction to the four major chiefs), Portal Diraja Pahang. Pejabat KDYTM Tengku Mahkota Pahang


Lepadiformes

Lepadiformes is an order of crustaceans belonging to the class Maxillopoda.

Families:

  * Anelasmatidae Gruvel, 1905
  * Heteralepadidae Nilsson-Cantell, 1921
  * Koleolepadidae Hiro, 1933
  * Lepadidae Darwin, 1852
  * Malacolepadidae Hiro, 1937
  * Microlepadidae Hoek, 1907
  * Oxynaspididae
  * Poecilasmatidae Annandale, 1909
  * †Priscansermarinidae Newman, 2004
  * Rhizolepadidae Zevina, 1980


Sampledelia

Sampledelia (also called sampledelica)sample-based music that uses samplers or similar technology to expand upon the recording methods of 1960s psychedelia.found sounds via techniques such as chopping, looping or stretching.electronic music and hip hop,trip hop, jungle, post-rock, and plunderphonics.

Characteristics

Sampledelia describes a variety of styles which involve the use of samplers to manipulate and play back appropriated sounds, often drawn from outside familiar contexts or from foreign sources.chopping, looping, or time-stretching, the use of found sounds, and a focus on timbre.repetition over conventional melodic and harmonic development.hard disk.

According to critic Simon Reynolds, sampledelic music expands upon the recording methods of 1960s psychedelia, which saw artists abandon "naturalistic" recording practices in favor of using studio-based techniques and effects to create sounds that could not be achieved through live performance.postmodernist versus modernist, with the former viewing sampling as a form of collage and pop art referentiality, and the latter approaching it as an update of musique concrète's techniques of sonic manipulation and transformation.Kodwo Eshun has described sampledelia as a kind of mythology in which "sounds have detached themselves from sources [and] substitute themselves for the world," inducing an experience of "synthetic defamiliarisation."

Origins

The E-mu Emulator II (1984) was an early, cheap digital sampler used by 1980s hip hop producers.

Early sampling practices date back to late-1960s turntablism and scratching in dance music,dub music scenes.Simon Reynolds notes that early sampling techniques were used by art rock artists such as Brian Eno, Kate Bush and Peter Gabriel (the latter two via the expensive Fairlight CMI), with Eno and David Byrne's My Life in the Bush of Ghosts (1981) a landmark in the genre.samplers such as the E-mu Emulator and Ensoniq Mirage by rap producers.techno in early 1980s Detroit saw musicians utilize inexpensive samplers to incorporate nonreferential samples.


Sampledelia

Sampling was incorporated into hip hop's DJ- and studio-based approaches by artists such as Mantronix, Eric B & Rakim, and the Art of Noise, and by 1987 UK acts such as Coldcut, M/A/R/R/S, S'Express were creating breakbeat-driven sample collages blending the feel of hip hop and house.It Takes A Nation of Millions To Hold Us Back (1988) by Public Enemy, 3 Feet High & Rising (1989) by De La Soul, and Paul's Boutique (1989) by the Beastie Boys exemplified the sampledelic production style by appropriating sounds from varied sources to create "a dizzying, impressionistic whole that reminded some of the rock's ambitious psychedelic era of the late '60s" before copyright law made such an approach more difficult.John Oswald coined the term "plunderphonics" to describe an approach which framed sampling as a "self-conscious practice" which interrogated notions of originality, identity, and "the death of the author."

Later developments

Early sample-based music often involved blatant interpolations of known music, prompting criticism and copyright concerns, but in the 1990s the style grew more subtle, with artists obscuring their sources in part to avoid legal repercussions.A Guy Called Gerald, Techno Animal, and the Young Gods approached sampling with a more modernist outlook than Oswald.Kodwo Eshun, sampledelic techniques were used by artists such as Tricky and RZA of Wu-Tang Clan and Gravediggaz.Position Normal and Saint Etienne would also take a sampledelic approach to explore forgotten elements of English culture.Throbbing Pouch (1995) by Wagon Christ and Endtroducing..... (1996) by DJ Shadow are prominent 1990s works in the style.

Australian group the AvalanchesSince I Left You.Pitchfork described the 2007 Panda Bear album Person Pitch as sitting "firmly in the sampledelic canon" alongside Since I Left You and Paul's Boutique.chillwave pushed sampledelic music into new territory, incorporating retro styles such as yacht rock.

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Richard Astley (Warden of All Souls)

Richard Astley, D.D. (died 23 February 1636) was warden of All Souls College, Oxford, from 1618 until his death.

Astley graduated B.A. from Lincoln College, Oxford on 3 February 1593; M.A. from All Souls College on 9 November 1596; and B.D. on 19 November 1606. He is buried in the chapel at All Souls, and his will was proved at Oxford 27 April 1636.


R max

R max, also written as Rmax with other variants possible, can refer to:

  * The Yamaha R-MAX unmanned helicopter
  * In the high performance LINPACK benchmarks of supercomputers it refers to the performance in GFLOPS for the largest problem run on a machine
  * Maximal thermal resistance (Rmax), see thermal transmittance


Wan Pavilion

Wan Pavilion (simplified Chinese: 万楼; traditional Chinese: 萬樓; pinyin: Wàn Lóu) is a Chinese pavilion located in Yuhu District of Changsha, Hunan, China.

History

Wan Pavilion was originally built in 1615 by magistrate Bao Hongkui (包鸿逵) and named by Li TengfangMing dynasty (1368–1644),

Architecture

The total height of Wan Pavilion is 63.48-metre (208.3 ft), and the main building is 52.58-metre (172.5 ft). It has nine floors inside and five floors outside, which means "jiuwu zhizun (the imperial throne)" (九五之尊).

Gallery

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List of busiest ports by cargo tonnage

For other uses, see Lists of the world's busiest ports.

This is a list of the world's busiest seaports by cargo tonnage, the total mass, or in some cases volume, of actual cargo transported through the port. The rankings are based on AAPA world port ranking data.

The cargo rankings based on tonnage should be interpreted with caution since these measures are not directly comparable and cannot be converted to a single, standardized unit. In the Measure column, MT = Metric Tons, HT = Harbor Tons, FT = Freight Tons, and RT = Revenue Tons.

2018–2019

Rank  Port             Country            2019 kiloton  2018 kiloton
1     Ningbo-Zhoushan  China          MT  1,120,090     1,038,080
2     Shanghai         China          MT  716,770       716,590
3     Tangshan         China              656,740       636,990
4     Singapore        Singapore      FT  626,180       630,130
5     Guangzhou        China          MT  606,160       538,330
6     Qingdao          China          MT  577,360       541,610
7     Suzhou           China              522,750       531,790
8     Port Hedland     Australia      MT  521,880       517,990
9     Tianjin          China          MT  492,200       472,810
10    Rotterdam        Netherlands    MT  469,400       468,980
11    Rizhao           China              463,770       437,520
12    Busan            South Korea    RT  455,910       450,220
13    Yantai           China              386,320       333,610
14    Dalian           China          MT  366,410       351,300
15    Nantong          China          MT  336,200       265,980
16    Zhanjiang        China              329,160       157,720
17    Huanghua         China              287,160       287,160
18    Taizhou          China              282,430       255,130
19    Gwangyang        South Korea    RT  276,040       268,130
20    Hong Kong        [China] China  MT  263,320       258,540

2012–2017


List of busiest ports by cargo tonnage

2012–2017

Rank  Port             Country            2017 kiloton  2016 kiloton  2015 kiloton  2014 kiloton  2013 kiloton  2012 kiloton
1     Ningbo-Zhoushan  China          MT  1,077,110     922,092       889,000       873,470       810,000       744,000
2     Shanghai         China          MT  705,630       647,446       646,514       678,376       696,985       644,659
3     Singapore        Singapore      FT  626,170       593,297       575,846       581,268       560,888       538,012
4     Suzhou           China              607,740       573,760
5     Guangzhou        China          MT  566,190       544,374       475,481       500,975       472,760       438,000
6     Tangshan         China              565,400       515,800
7     Port Hedland     Australia      MT  512,330       484,510       452,940       446,922       488,000       288,443
8     Qingdao          China          MT  506,990       443,978       476,216       465,055       450,111       407,340
9     Tianjin          China          MT  502,840       428,098       440,430       445,780       477,399       477,000
10    Rotterdam        Netherlands    MT  467,350       461,177       466,363       444,733       440,464       441,527
11    Dalian           China          MT  451,050       318,413       320,658       337,366       320,843       303,000
12    Busan            South Korea    RT  400,510       349,708       347,713       335,411       313,295       298,689
13    Yingkou          China              362,390       347,020
14    Rizhao           China              360,020       350,620
15    South Louisiana  United States  MT  307,860       237,594       235,058       242,578       216,445       228,677
16    Gwangyang        South Korea    RT  291,830       283,106       272,007       134,947       127,642       109,730
17    Yantai           China              285,600       265,360
18    Hong Kong        [China] China  MT  281,550       256,730       256,488       297,737       276,055       269,282
19    Zhanjiang        China              281,520       255,170
20    Huanghua         China              269,570       245,110


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Rankings 2004–2011


List of busiest ports by cargo tonnage

Rank  Port             Country        Measure  2011     2010     2009     2008     2007     2006            2005     2004
                                               kiloton  kiloton  kiloton  kiloton  kiloton  million tonnes  kiloton  kiloton
1     Shanghai         China          MT       590,439  534,371  505,715  508,000  561,446  537.0           443,000  378,962
2     Singapore        Singapore      FT       531,176  501,566  472,300  515,415  483,616  448.5           423,267  393,418
3     Tianjin          China          MT       459,941  400,000  381,110  365,163  309,465  257.6           245,100  206,161
4     Rotterdam        Netherlands    MT       434,551  429,926  386,957  421,136  401,181  378.4           376,600  352,563
5     Guangzhou        China          MT       431,000  425,600  364,000  347,000  341,363  302.8           241,700  215,190
6     Qingdao          China          MT       372,000  350,120  274,304  278,271  265,020  224.2           184,300  161,650
7     Ningbo           China          MT       348,911  408,180  371,540  361,850  471,630  309.7           272,400  225,850
8     Qinhuangdao      China          MT       284,600  276,815  243,850  252,000  245,964  204.9           167,500  150,320
9     Busan            South Korea    RT       281,513  262,963  226,182  241,683  243,564  217.9           217,200  219,760
10    Hong Kong        [China] China  MT       277,444  267,815  242,967  259,402  245,433  238.2           230,139  220,879
11    Port Hedland     Australia      MT       246,672  198,997  178,625  159,391  130,707  111.8           110,600  108,500
12    South Louisiana  United States  MT       223,633  214,337  192,853  203,157  207,785  204.6           192,549  203,517


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13    Houston          United States  MT       215,731  206,055  191,729  192,473  196,014  201.5           192,023  183,419
14    Dalian           China          MT       211,065  200,000  204,000  246,000  222,859  200.5           176,800  145,162
15    Shenzhen         China          MT       205,475  204,860  211,000  187,045  199,190  176.0           153,900  135,246
16    Klang            Malaysia       FT       193,726  168,588  137,615  152,348  135,514  122.0           109,700  99,911
17    Antwerp          Belgium        MT       187,151  178,167  157,807  189,390  182,897  167.4           160,100  152,300
18    Nagoya           Japan          FT       186,305  185,703  165,101  218,130  215,602  208.0           187,100  182,289
19    Dampier          Australia      MT       171,844  165,025  N/A      140,823  133,949  126.0           110,100  87,92
20    Ulsan            South Korea    RT       163,181  150,933  170,314  170,279  168,652  161.1           103,50   156,500


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List of busiest ports by cargo tonnage

Rank  Port                   Country               Measure  Tons (000s)  +/- from 2004  % change from 2004
1     Shanghai               China                 MT       443,000      64,038         16.90
2     Singapore              Singapore             FT       423,267      29,849         7.59
3     Rotterdam              Netherlands           MT       376,600      24,037         6.82
4     Ningbo                 China                 MT       272,400      46,550         20.61
5     Tianjin                China                 MT       245,100      38,939         18.89
6     Guangzhou              China                 MT       241,700      26,510         12.32
7     Hong Kong              [China] China         MT       230,139      9,260          4.19
8     Busan                  South Korea           RT       217,200      -2,560         -1.16
9     South Louisiana        United States         MT       192,549      -10,968        -5.39
10    Houston                United States         MT       192,023      8,604          4.69
11    Nagoya                 Japan                 FT       187,100      4,811          2.64
12    Qingdao                China                 MT       184,300      22,650         14.01
13    Gwangyang              South Korea           RT       177,500      11,625         7.01
14    Dalian                 China                 MT       176,800      31,638         21.79
15    Qinhuangdao            China                 MT       167,500      17,180         11.43
16    Chiba                  Japan                 FT       165,700      -3,554         -2.10
17    Antwerp                Belgium               MT       160,100      7,773          5.10
18    Shenzhen               China                 MT       153,900      18,654         13.79
19    New York/New Jersey    United States         MT       138,014      -314           -0.23
20    Kaohsiung              Taiwan                MT       137,900      -14,568        -9.55
21    Yokohama               Japan                 FT       133,300      6,340          4.99
22    Hamburg                Germany               MT       125,700      11,216         9.80
23    Incheon                South Korea           RT       123,500      10,427         9.22
24    Novorossiysk           Russia                MT       113,100      15,300         15.64


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25    Port Hedland           Australia             MT       110,600      2,100          1.94
26    Dampier                Australia             MT       110,100      22,172         25.22
27    Klang                  Malaysia              FT       109,700      9,789          9.80
28    Ulsan                  South Korea           RT       103,500      -53,017        -33.87
29    Kitakyushu             Japan                 FT       101,700      -1,545         -1.50
30    Marseille              France                MT       96,600       2,507          2.66
31    Osaka                  Japan                 FT       93,100       -47            -0.05
32    Tubarão                Brazil                MT       92,700       8,267          9.79
33    Port of Jebel Ali      United Arab Emirates  MT       92,500       15,120         19.54
34    Tokyo                  Japan                 FT       92,000       573            0.63
35    Kobe                   Japan                 FT       91,200       5,539          6.47
36    Richards Bay           South Africa          HT       86,600       1,646          1.94
37    Itaqui                 Brazil                MT       85,900       8,942          11.62
38    Newcastle              Australia             MT       85,600       2,040          2.44
39    Hay Point              Australia             MT       81,600       -3,959         -4.63
40    Vancouver              Canada                MT       76,500       2,926          3.98
41    Huntington             United States         MT       76,104       5,924          8.44
42    Le Havre               France                MT       75,000       -1,175         -1.54
43    Amsterdam              Netherlands           MT       74,900       1,724          2.36
44    Long Beach             United States         MT       72,447       -237           -0.33
45    Santos                 Brazil                MT       71,900       4,291          6.35
46    Beaumont               United States         MT       71,566       -11,677        -14.03
47    Corpus Christi, Texas  United States         MT       70,441       -1,207         -1.68
48    Gladstone              Australia             MT       67,200       4,052          6.42
49    Sepetiba               Brazil                MT       67,100
50    Algeciras              Spain                 MT       63,500       2,206          3.60


List of busiest ports by cargo tonnage

Rank  Port                   Country               Measure  Tons (000s)  +/- from 2003  % change from 2003
1     Singapore              Singapore             FT       393,418      45,724         13.15
2     Shanghai               China                 MT       378,962      62,752         19.85
3     Rotterdam              Netherlands           MT       352,563      25,605         7.83
4     Ningbo                 China                 MT       225,850      71,870         46.67
5     Hong Kong              [China] China         MT       220,879      13,267         6.39
6     Busan                  South Korea           RT       219,760      57,300         35.27
7     Guangzhou              China                 MT       215,190      47,470         28.30
8     Tianjin                China                 MT       206,161      44,341         27.40
9     South Louisiana        United States         MT       203,517      23,024         12.76
10    Houston                United States         MT       183,419      10,099         5.83
11    Nagoya                 Japan                 FT       182,289      13,911         8.26
12    Chiba                  Japan                 FT       169,254      254            0.15
13    Gwangyang              South Korea           RT       165,875      786            0.48
14    Qingdao                China                 MT       161,650      20,750         14.73
15    Ulsan                  South Korea           RT       156,517      9,577          6.52
16    Kaohsiung              Republic of China     MT       152,468      13,636         9.82
17    Antwerp                Belgium               MT       152,327      9,452          6.62
18    Qinhuangdao            China                 MT       150,320      24,700         19.66
19    Dalian                 China                 MT       145,162      19,142         15.19
20    New York/New Jersey    United States         MT       138,328      5,890          4.45
21    Shenzhen               China                 MT       135,246      47,576         54.27
22    Yokohama               Japan                 FT       126,960      1,017          0.81
23    Hamburg                Germany               MT       114,484      7,948          7.46
24    Incheon                South Korea           RT       113,073      -17,945        -13.70
25    Port Hedland           Australia             MT       108,500      18,701         20.83


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26    Kitakyushu             Japan                 FT       103,245      14,355         16.15
27    Klang                  Malaysia              FT       99,911       11,023         12.40
28    Novorossiysk           Russia                MT       97,800       12,300         14.32
29    Marseille              France                MT       94,093       -1,452         -1.52
30    Osaka                  Japan                 FT       93,147       3,460          3.86
31    Tokyo                  Japan                 FT       91,427       2,952          3.34
32    Dampier                Australia             MT       87,928       -952           -1.07
33    Kobe                   Japan                 FT       85,661       6,902          8.76
34    Hay Point              Australia             MT       85,559       8,013          10.33
35    Richards Bay           South Africa          HT       84,954       -2,567         -2.93
36    Tubarão                Brazil                MT       84,433       6,812          8.78
37    Newcastle              Australia             MT       83,560       848            1.03
38    Beaumont               United States         MT       83,243       3,773          4.75
39    Port of Jebel Ali      United Arab Emirates  MT       77,380       13,754         21.62
40    Itaqui                 Brazil                MT       76,958       9,367          13.86
41    Le Havre               France                MT       76,175       4,682          6.55
42    Vancouver              Canada                MT       73,574       6,847          10.26
43    Amsterdam              Netherlands           MT       73,176       7,715          11.79
44    Long Beach             United States         MT       72,684       9,868          15.71
45    Corpus Christi, Texas  United States         MT       71,648       1,543          2.20
46    New Orleans            United States         MT       70,886       -5,230         -6.87
47    Huntington             United States         MT       70,180       -303           -0.43
48    Santos                 Brazil                MT       67,609       7,532          12.54
49    Gladstone              Australia             MT       63,148       3,487          5.84
50    Texas City             United States         MT       61,987


List of busiest ports by cargo tonnage

Rank  Port                   Country               Measure  Tons (000s)  +/- from 2002  % change from 2002
1     Singapore              Singapore             FT       347,694      12,538         3.74
2     Rotterdam              Netherlands           MT       326,958      5,107          1.59
3     Shanghai               China                 MT       316,210      77,604         32.52
4     Hong Kong              [China] China         MT       207,612      15,102         7.84
5     South Louisiana        United States         MT       180,493      -15,952        -8.12
6     Houston                United States         MT       173,320      12,130         7.52
7     Chiba                  Japan                 FT       169,000      10,071         6.34
8     Nagoya                 Japan                 FT       168,378      10,358         6.55
9     Guangzhou              China                 MT       167,720      27,325         19.46
10    Gwangyang              South Korea           RT       165,089      11,642         7.59
11    Busan                  South Korea           RT       162,460      18,688         13.00
12    Tianjin                China                 MT       161,820      32,820         25.44
13    Ningbo                 China                 MT       153,980      3,980          2.65
14    Ulsan                  South Korea           RT       146,940      -1,472         -0.99
15    Antwerp                Belgium               MT       142,875      11,246         8.54
16    Qingdao                China                 MT       140,900      20,900         17.42
17    Kaohsiung              Republic of China     MT       138,832      9,418          7.28
18    New York/New Jersey    United States         MT       132,438      10,335         8.46
19    Incheon                South Korea           RT       131,018      -15,163        -10.37
20    Dalian                 China                 MT       126,020      18,482         17.19
21    Yokohama               Japan                 FT       125,943      7,871          6.67
22    Qinhuangdao            China                 MT       125,620      4,468          3.69
23    Hamburg                Germany               MT       106,536      8,264          8.41
24    Marseille              France                MT       95,545       3,284          3.56


List of busiest ports by cargo tonnage

24    Marseille              France                MT       95,545       3,284          3.56
25    Port Hedland           Australia             MT       89,799       8,041          9.84
26    Osaka                  Japan                 FT       89,687       3,188          3.69
27    Kitakyushu             Japan                 FT       88,890       4,641          5.51
28    Klang                  Malaysia              FT       88,888       6,617          8.04
29    Dampier                Australia             MT       88,880       -3,348         -3.63
30    Tokyo                  Japan                 FT       88,475       5,530          6.67
31    Shenzhen               China                 MT       87,670       11,788         15.53
32    Richards Bay           South Africa          HT       87,521       6,012          7.38
33    Novorossiysk           Russia                MT       85,500       22,209         35.09
34    Newcastle              Australia             MT       82,712       5,825          7.58
35    Beaumont               United States         MT       79,470       1,480          1.90
36    Kobe                   Japan                 FT       78,759       158            0.20
37    Tubarão                Brazil                MT       77,621       1,756          2.31
38    Hay Point              Australia             MT       77,546       2,874          3.85
39    New Orleans            United States         MT       76,116       -1,047         -1.36
40    Le Havre               France                MT       71,493       3,795          5.61
41    Huntington             United States         MT       70,483       -3,107         -4.22
42    Corpus Christi, Texas  United States         MT       70,105       4,743          7.26
43    Itaqui                 Brazil                MT       67,591       2,649          4.08
44    Vancouver              Canada                MT       66,727       3,926          6.25
45    Amsterdam              Netherlands           MT       65,461       -4,956         -7.04
46    Port of Jebel Ali      United Arab Emirates  MT       63,626
47    Long Beach             United States         MT       62,816       1,201          1.95
48    Santos                 Brazil                MT       60,077       6,603          12.35
49    Gladstone              Australia             MT       59,661       5,195          9.54


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49    Gladstone              Australia             MT       59,661       5,195          9.54
50    Algeciras              Spain                 MT       56,682


List of busiest ports by cargo tonnage

Rank  Port                                 Country        Measure  Tons (000s)
1     [Singapore] Singapore                Singapore      MT       335,156
2     [Netherlands] Rotterdam              Netherlands    MT       321,851
3     [China] Shanghai                     China          MT       238,606
4     [United States] South Louisiana      United States  MT       196,445
5     [Hong Kong] Hong Kong                [China] China  MT       192,510
6     [United States] Houston              United States  MT       161,190
7     [Japan] Chiba                        Japan          FT       158,929
8     [Japan] Nagoya                       Japan          FT       158,020
9     [South Korea] Gwangyang              South Korea    RT       153,447
10    [China] Ningbo                       China          MT       150,000
11    [South Korea] Ulsan                  South Korea    RT       148,412
12    [South Korea] Incheon                South Korea    RT       146,181
13    [South Korea] Busan                  South Korea    RT       143,772
14    [China] Guangzhou                    China          MT       140,395
15    [Belgium] Antwerp                    Belgium        MT       131,629
16    [Taiwan] Kaohsiung                   Taiwan         MT       129,414
17    [China] Tianjin                      China          MT       129,000
18    [United States] New York/New Jersey  United States  MT       122,103
19    [China] Qinhuangdao                  China          MT       121,152
20    [China] Qingdao                      China          MT       120,000
21    [Japan] Yokohama                     Japan          FT       118,072
22    [China] Dalian                       China          MT       107,538
23    [Germany] Hamburg                    Germany        MT       98,272
24    [France] Marseille                   France         MT       92,261
25    [Australia] Dampier                  Australia      MT       92,228
26    [Japan] Osaka                        Japan          FT       86,499
27    [Japan] Kitakyushu                   Japan          FT       84,249
28    [Japan] Tokyo                        Japan          FT       82,945
29    [Malaysia] Klang                     Malaysia       FT       82,271
30    [Australia] Port Hedland             Australia      MT       81,758