Mary S. and Gordon Griffin House                        (#14000341)         26°12′38″N 98°14′03″W / 26.210669°N 98.234119°W

                                                          [La Lomita Historic District]
8   La Lomita Historic District                                                                                May 28, 1975        5 mi (8.0 km). S of Mission on FM 1016                           Mission       Includes Recorded Texas Historic Landmark
                                                          La Lomita Historic District                             (#75002165)         26°09′12″N 98°19′32″W / 26.15324°N 98.3256°W

                                                          [Lomita Boulevard Commercial Historic District]
9   Lomita Boulevard Commercial Historic District                                                                 September 18, 1998  400 to 700 Blocks N. Conway Blvd.                                Mission
                                                          Lomita Boulevard Commercial Historic District           (#98001184)         26°12′40″N 98°19′34″W / 26.211111°N 98.326111°W

                                                          [Louisiana-Rio Grande Canal Company Irrigation System]
10  Louisiana-Rio Grande Canal Company Irrigation System                                                          November 8, 1995    S. 2nd St. at River Levee                                        Hidalgo       Address is for First pump station. Listings also includes second pump station in McAllen and approximately 45000 acres of canals in southern Hidalgo County.
                                                          Louisiana-Rio Grande Canal Company Irrigation System    (#95001284)         26°05′49″N 98°15′42″W / 26.09689°N 98.26177°W

                                                          [M and J Nelson Building]
11  M and J Nelson Building                                                                                October 1, 2008     300-308 S. 14th St.                                              McAllen       Recorded Texas Historic Landmark
                                                          M and J Nelson Building                                 (#08000962)         26°12′05″N 98°14′06″W / 26.201428°N 98.234917°W

12  McAllen Ranch                                                                                April 18, 2007      FM 1017, 13 mi (21 km). W of TX 281                              Linn


National Register of Historic Places listings in Hidalgo County, Texas

(#07000337)         26°37′25″N 98°18′02″W / 26.62359°N 98.3005°W
                                                          [Sam and Marjorie Miller House]
13  Sam and Marjorie Miller House                                                                                July 9, 1997        707 N. 15th St.                                                  McAllen       Recorded Texas Historic Landmark
                                                          Sam and Marjorie Miller House                           (#97000780)         26°12′39″N 98°14′04″W / 26.210833°N 98.234444°W

                                                          [Mission Canal Company Second Lift Pumphouse]
14  Mission Canal Company Second Lift Pumphouse                                                                   August 30, 2002     6th St. and Canal                                                Mission
                                                          Mission Canal Company Second Lift Pumphouse             (#02000910)         26°12′43″N 98°19′51″W / 26.211944°N 98.330833°W

                                                          [Mission Citrus Growers Union Packing Shed]
15  Mission Citrus Growers Union Packing Shed                                                                     August 30, 2002     824 W. Business TX 83                                            Mission
                                                          Mission Citrus Growers Union Packing Shed               (#02000911)         26°12′56″N 98°19′56″W / 26.215556°N 98.332222°W

                                                          [Oblate Park Historic District]
16  Oblate Park Historic District                                                                                December 22, 2005   Roughly bounded by Doherty, Keralum, W. 16th St. and W 10th St.  Mission       Includes Recorded Texas Historic Landmark
                                                          Oblate Park Historic District                           (#05001459)         26°13′13″N 98°19′17″W / 26.220278°N 98.321389°W

                                                          [Old Hidalgo Courthouse and Buildings]
17  Old Hidalgo Courthouse and Buildings                                                                          February 1, 1980    Flora and 1st Sts.                                               Hidalgo       Includes Recorded Texas Historic Landmarks
                                                          Old Hidalgo Courthouse and Buildings                    (#80004136)         26°05′57″N 98°15′44″W / 26.09927°N 98.26212°W

                                                          [Old Hidalgo School]


[Old Hidalgo School]
18  Old Hidalgo School                                                                                October 24, 1979    Flora and 4th Sts.                                               Hidalgo       State Antiquities Landmark
                                                          Old Hidalgo School                                      (#79002976)         26°05′55″N 98°15′35″W / 26.0986°N 98.2597°W

19  Rancho Toluca                                                                                July 21, 1983       FM 1015                                                          Progreso      Includes Recorded Texas Historic Landmarks
                                                                                (#83004513)         26°04′14″N 97°56′43″W / 26.07049°N 97.9454°W
                                                          [Roosevelt School Auditorium and Classroom Addition]
20  Roosevelt School Auditorium and Classroom Addition                                                            August 30, 2002     407 E. 3rd St.                                                   Mission
                                                          Roosevelt School Auditorium and Classroom Addition      (#02000909)         26°12′30″N 98°19′21″W / 26.20823°N 98.32259°W

                                                          [John Shary Building]
21  John Shary Building                                                                                August 30, 2002     900 Doherty                                                      Mission       Recorded Texas Historic Landmark
                                                          John Shary Building                                     (#02000907)         26°12′53″N 98°19′28″W / 26.21483°N 98.32443°W

                                                          [Teatro La Paz]
22  Teatro La Paz                                                                                August 30, 2002     514,516,518 Doherty                                              Mission       Recorded Texas Historic Landmark
                                                          Teatro La Paz                                           (#02000908)         26°12′39″N 98°19′31″W / 26.21095°N 98.32517°W

                                                          [Valley Fruit Company]
23  Valley Fruit Company                                                                                December 7, 2011    724 N. Cage Blvd.                                                Pharr
                                                          Valley Fruit Company                                    (#11000897)         26°12′06″N 98°10′54″W / 26.20172°N 98.18177°W


* National Register of Historic Places listings in Texas
  * Recorded Texas Historic Landmarks in Hidalgo County

Media related to National Register of Historic Places in Hidalgo County, Texas at Wikimedia Commons


Marguerite Evans-Galea

Marguerite Virginia Evans-Galea AM is the co-founder of Women in STEMM Australia. STEMM (science, technology, engineering, maths and medicine). Her research is focused on gene therapy and neurodegenerative diseases.

Early life and education

Evans-Galea grew up in Mackay, Queensland. She was raised by her mother after her parents separated.

In 1994 she graduated with a double degree from the University of Queensland BSc/BMus. This was followed by a PGDipSc (Postgraduate Diploma in Science) in 1995 also from the University of Queensland and a PhD from the University of New South Wales in 1999.Characterisation of the response to lipid hydroperoxide stress of the yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae.

Career

From 1999 to 2007 Evans-Galea did postdoctoral research in the USA. In 2000 her postdoctoral fellowship at the University of Utah was terminated when she became pregnant.St Jude Children's Research Hospital in Memphis, Tennessee.

On her return to Australia in 2008 Evans-Galea joined a clinical team at the Bruce Lefroy Centre for Genetic Health Research at the Murdoch Children's Research Institute (MCRI)Friedreich's ataxia a neurodegenerative disease which affects children from around 10 years of age.

Marguerite Evans-Galea leads "Next Generation Technologies" panel at CeBIT

She was an Honorary research scientist at the Murdoch Children's Research Institute in 2008University of Melbourne since 2009.

She served on the Immune Responses Committee of the American Society for Gene and Cell Therapy and is a past member of the executive committee of the Australasian Gene and Cell Therapy Society.

She was Chair from 2016 to 2017 of the executive of the Australian Science and Innovation Forum,Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering.

Evans-Galea helps early researchers and she is a leading advocate of gender equality.Australian Academy of Science from 2011 to 2013.

She is Executive Director of the Industry Mentoring Network in STEM (IMNIS) at the Australian Academy of Technology and Engineering.

Evans-Galea is Program Coordinator for the IMNIS Energy-Minerals Programs and the CCRM Australia-IMNIS International Mentoring Pilot internationally. She is co-founder of Women in STEMM Australia.


Marguerite Evans-Galea

Evans-Galea was appointed a Member of the Order of Australia in recognition of her service to women in STEMM.

Awards and honours

2006 — Travel Award, American Society of Gene and Cell Therapy, USA

2009 — New Investigator Award, Friedreich Ataxia Research Alliance, USA

2009 — Panos Ioannou Young Investigator Award, Australasian Gene and Cell Therapy Society

2010 — Leadership Award, Murdoch Children's Research Institute

2012 — Travel Award, Ataxia Investigators Meeting, National Ataxia Foundation USA

2012 — Travel Award, Theo Murphy High Flyers Think Tank, Australian Academy of Science

2013 — Australian Leadership Award

2014 — First Prize, Health Hack for Medical Research

2015 — Travel Award, International Ataxia Research Conference, UK

2017 — an inductee and Ambassador with the Victorian Honour Roll of Women

2019 – Member of the Order of Australia (AM) in the 2019 Queen's Birthday Honours


Gyula Andrási

Gyula Andrási (1927 – September 1950) was a Hungarian sprint canoer who competed in the late 1940s. He finished fifth in the K-2 10000 m event at the 1948 Summer Olympics in London.

  * Gyula Andrási's profile at Sports Reference.com


I Am Hollywood

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I Am Hollywood is the first full-length studio album by American rock band He Is Legend. It was released November 2, 2004 on Solid State Records.

The album is a commentary on the darker side of the famous district of Hollywood, California. According to lead vocalist Schuylar Croom, "I Am Hollywood just mainly harps on the creepy side of the city that is acclaimed for making your dreams come true."

Track listing

No.            Title                                               Length
1.             "The Seduction"                                     3:50
2.             "Eating a Book"                                     3:49
3.             "The Creature Walks"                                3:34
4.             "The Greatest Actor Alive... (Enters Stage Right)"  3:19
5.             "China White"                                       4:28
6.             "...Best in Mexico"                                 3:20
7.             "The Walls Have Teeth"                              3:56
8.             "Do You Think I'm Pretty?"                          4:15
9.             "Dinner with a Gypsy"                               5:38
10.            "I Am Hollywood"                                    2:41
Total length:  38:50

Personnel

He Is Legend

  * Schuylar Croom – vocals
  * Adam Tanbouz – lead guitar
  * Matty Williams – bass guitar
  * Steve Bache – drums, percussion
  * McKenzie Bell – rhythm guitar

Production

  * He Is Legend – producer
  * Adam Dutkiewicz – producer, engineer, mixing
  * Troy Glessner – mastering

Illustration and design

  * Ryan Clark – illustration and design
  * David Stuart – photography
  * I Am Hollywood e-card
  * Solid State Records official site


Rodishain

Rodishain is a former municipality in the district of Nordhausen, in Thuringia, Germany. Since 1 December 2007, it is part of the town Nordhausen.


R v Adams (South Africa)

In R v Adams & Others, an important case in South African criminal procedure, the accused appeared on a charge of high treason.

The conspiracy alleged in a part of the charge was an implied agreement and the 'concert and common purpose' alleged in another part of the charge was also an implied agreement, both being sought to be inferred from the same facts.

The accused made an application for further particulars construing the terms of the agreement and furnishing details as to when or how, for example, steps were to be taken and by whom, for the achievement of the matters contemplated under various subparagraphs of the charge.

The court held that where there is a large number of accused and the record of the preparatory examinations is voluminous a wide reference in a charge to the record of the preparatory examination, not being limited in any way to the summary of facts, is wholly inadequate; and so is a reference to hundreds of speeches and thousands of documents, in which case the Crown will be ordered to indicate on which speech or document it seeks to rely in respect of each accused, where the Crown has the information which it refuses to give and such is necessary in order fairly to inform each accused what the case against him is

Furthermore, the use of the particle 'and/or' in a charge may increase the need for further particulars but it is not necessarily embarrassing.

  * R v Adams and Others 1959 (1) SA 646 (Special Criminal Court)
  * Brokensha. A Digest of Selected South African Criminal Cases. Butterworths. 1960. pp 30, 48, 134, 153 & 364.
  * The Law of South Africa. Butterworths. 1976. vol 5(2). p 171.
  * Hunt. South African Criminal Law and Procedure. 2nd Ed. Juta. 1990. vol 3. pp 16, 17, 25, 31.
  * V G Hiemstra. Introduction to the Law of Criminal Procedure. 1977. p 50.


Japanese School of Guam

The Japanese School of Guam (グアム日本人学校, Guamu Nihonjin Gakkō) is a Japanese international school in Mangilao, Guam.weekend supplementary school divisions, and the school also holds Japanese language classes.

History

Prior to the establishment of the day school, Japanese children in Guam attended a special supplementary Japanese school.Japan Airlines office at Guam Airport, then St. John's School beginning in September 1975, then to the Fujita Hotel beginning in September 1979, then six classrooms in Tamuning Elementary School beginning in July 1987.

Around the years 1987-1989 there was a committee held to establish a Japanese day school in Guam, with the decision to formally create a Japanese school being made in April of 1988.Agana Japanese School (アガナ日本人学校 Agana Nihonjin Gakkō). Originally its campus was the Pacific Islands Club (PIC) Hotel in Tamuning, near Hagåtña (Agana), which now housed both day and weekend schools. In April 1990 the permanent campus in Mangilao opened.

The school received its current name on March 17, 1999 (Heisei 11).

A kindergarten division was created in 2002, with 2 students enrolling that year.

  * American School in Japan, American international school in Tokyo

(in Japanese)


Japanese School of Guam

* Shibano, Juichi (2018). "日本人学校における教員のトランスナショナルな教育実践 グアムの在外教育施設を事例に" [A Case Study of Teachers’ Transnational Educational Practices in the Japanese School of Guam]. Multicultural Relations (in Japanese) (15): 35–49. doi:10.20657/jsmrejournal.15.0_35. - Profile - Shibano's name is written in Japanese as 芝野 淳一.
  * Shibano, Juichi (2014). "日本人学校教員の「日本らしさ」をめぐる実践と葛藤 : トランスナショナル化する在外教育施設を事例に" [Teachers' Practice and Conflict of "Japaneseness" in Transnationalized Japanese Educational Institutions Overseas : A Case Study of the Japanese School of Guam]. 教育社会学研究. 東洋館出版社 (95): 111–130. - See profile at CiNii. English Abstract Available.
  * 馬渕 豊 (前グアム日本人学校:静岡県浜松市立神久呂小学校). "グアム日本人学校における言語の教育(教科指導) ." 在外教育施設における指導実践記録 33, 59-62, 2010-12-24. Tokyo Gakugei University. See profile at CiNii.
  * 小平 孝昌 (栃木県小山市立大谷東小学校・グァム日本人学校(前)). "グアム日本人学校における総合的な学習の実践(第3章総合的な学習)." 在外教育施設における指導実践記録 28, 36-39, 2005. Tokyo Gakugei University. See profile at CiNii.
  * (in Japanese) Japanese School of Guam - Full day and weekend school page
  * Japanese School of Guam (English site) at Google Sites


Japanese School of Guam

* Japanese School of Guam (English site) at Google Sites
      + (in Japanese) Japanese School of Guam old website (geocities.co.jp/NeverLand/3604/) at the Wayback Machine (archive index)
      + (in Japanese) Guam Hoshuko old website (geocities.jp/guamjapanese_school/index.html) at the Wayback Machine (archive index)
      + (in Japanese) Japanese School of Guam old website (gvb.com/jsg/index.html) at the Wayback Machine (archive index)
  * (in Japanese) Japanese School of Guam at the Japan Club of Guam (グアム日本人会 Guamu Nihonjinkai)
      + (in Japanese) Japanese School of Guam at the Wayback Machine (archive index) at the Japan Club of Guam
  * (in Japanese) Japan Club of Guam


Ryuki Takahashi

Ryuki Takahashi (高橋 龍輝, Takahashi Ryūki, born 28 March 1993) is a Japanese actor.D-BOYS, produced by Watanabe Entertainment.

Filmography

TV series

Year                English title    Role            Network   Other notes
2011                Kamen Rider OOO  Kengo Utahoshi  TV Asahi  Tomorrow's Medals, Underwear, and Arms Held (final episode), cameo
Kamen Rider Fourze  Kengo Utahoshi   TV Asahi

Films

Year                                                            Title                                                                      Role                 Other notes
2009                                                            High Kick Girl!                                                            Ryousuke Nakama
2011                                                            Kamen Rider × Kamen Rider Fourze & OOO: Movie War Mega Max                 Kengo Utahoshi
2012                                                            Kamen Rider × Super Sentai: Super Hero Taisen                              Kengo Utahoshi
Kamen Rider Fourze the Movie: Everyone, Space Is Here!          Kengo Utahoshi
Kamen Rider × Kamen Rider Wizard & Fourze: Movie War Ultimatum  Kengo Utahoshi
2013                                                            Kamen Rider × Kamen Rider Gaim & Wizard: The Fateful Sengoku Movie Battle  Fourze Army Warlord
2022                                                            Haiiro no Kabe                                                             Kojima

Theatre

TENIMYU: THE PRINCE OF TENNIS MUSICAL SERIES (as Ryoma Echizen)

  * The Prince of Tennis Musical: The Imperial Presence Hyotei Gakuen feat. Higa (2008) (he and the 5th Seigaku cast took turns performing with the 4th Seigaku cast during its overseas performances)
  * The Prince of Tennis Musical: The Treasure Match Shitenhoji feat. Hyotei (2008-2009) (again, he and the 5th cast took turns performing the Seigaku roles)
  * The Prince of Tennis Musical: Dream Live 6th (2009) (as this was the graduation show for the 4th cast, Ryuki and the 5th Seigaku cast now took over their roles as the next cast until Dream Live 7th)
  * The Prince of Tennis Musical: The Final Match Rikkai feat. Shitenhoji (2009)
  * The Prince of Tennis Musical: The Final Match Rikkai Second feat. Rivals (2009-2010)
  * The Prince of Tennis Musical: Dream Live 7th (2010)

D-BOYS

  * D-BOYS STAGE vol 3: Karasu 04
  * D-BOYS: Natsudoko 2009
  * D-BOYS STAGE vol 4: The Last Game
  * D-BOYS STAGE 2011: The Merchant of Venice


Manuel Costas (footballer, born 1942)

Manuel Costas Sanromán (8 May 1942 – 15 December 2020) was a Spanish professional footballer who played as a defender.

Career

Born in Panxón, Costas played for Sevilla, Recreativo de Huelva and Linares.

He died on 15 December 2020, aged 78.


Morley Hall

Morley Hall or Morleys Hall may refer to:

  * Morley Hall, Morley, West Yorkshire, England, see Listed buildings in Morley, West Yorkshire
  * Morley Town Hall, Morley, West Yorkshire, England
  * Morley Old Hall, Norfolk, England
  * Morleys Hall, Astley, Greater Manchester, England


Location of Highlands County in Florida

This is a list of the National Register of Historic Places listings in Highlands County, Florida.

This is intended to be a complete list of the properties and districts on the National Register of Historic Places in Highlands County, Florida, United States. The locations of National Register properties and districts for which the latitude and longitude coordinates are included below, may be seen in a map.

There are 17 properties and districts listed on the National Register in the county.

This National Park Service list is complete through NPS recent listings posted July 14, 2023.

Contents: Counties in Florida (non-linked contain no National Register listings)
Alachua - Baker - Bay - Bradford - Brevard - Broward - Calhoun - Charlotte - Citrus - Clay - Collier - Columbia - DeSoto - Dixie - Duval - Escambia - Flagler - Franklin - Gadsden - Gilchrist - Glades - Gulf - Hamilton - Hardee - Hendry - Hernando - Highlands - Hillsborough (Tampa) - Holmes - Indian River - Jackson - Jefferson - Lafayette - Lake - Lee - Leon - Levy - Liberty - Madison - Manatee - Marion - Martin - Miami-Dade (Miami) - Monroe - Nassau - Okaloosa - Okeechobee - Orange - Osceola - Palm Beach - Pasco - Pinellas - Polk - Putnam - St. Johns - St. Lucie - Santa Rosa - Sarasota - Seminole - Sumter - Suwannee - Taylor - Union - Volusia - Wakulla - Walton - Washington

Current listings

    Name on the Register                                                      Image                                                                       Date listed       Location                                                               City or town          Description


[Archbold Biological Station at Red Hill]
1   Archbold Biological Station at Red Hill                                                                                July 18, 2007     123 Main Drive                                                         Venus
                                                                              Archbold Biological Station at Red Hill                                     (#07000698)       27°11′00″N 81°20′58″W / 27.18325°N 81.349444°W

                                                                              [Avon Park Historic District]
2   Avon Park Historic District                                                                                March 22, 1990    Main Street from South Delaney Avenue to U.S. Route 27                 Avon Park
                                                                              Avon Park Historic District                                                 (#90000486)       27°35′44″N 81°30′23″W / 27.595556°N 81.506389°W

                                                                              [Central Station]
3   Central Station                                                                                August 14, 1989   301 North Mango Street                                                 Sebring               Part of the Sebring MPS
                                                                              Central Station                                                             (#89001009)       27°29′49″N 81°26′24″W / 27.496944°N 81.44°W

                                                                              [Elizabeth Haines House]
4   Elizabeth Haines House                                                                                October 14, 1993  605 Summit Drive                                                       Sebring               Part of the Sebring MPS
                                                                              Elizabeth Haines House                                                      (#93001119)       27°30′40″N 81°27′36″W / 27.511111°N 81.46°W

                                                                              [Edward Hainz House]
5   Edward Hainz House                                                                                August 14, 1989   155 West Center Avenue                                                 Sebring               Part of the Sebring MPS
                                                                              Edward Hainz House                                                          (#89001010)       27°29′41″N 81°26′32″W / 27.494722°N 81.442222°W

                                                                              [Harder Hall]
6   Harder Hall                                                                                June 20, 1990     3300 Golfview Drive                                                    Sebring               Part of the Sebring MPS
                                                                              Harder Hall                                                                 (#90000341)       27°28′10″N 81°28′05″W / 27.469444°N 81.468056°W

                                                                              [Highlands County Courthouse]


[Highlands County Courthouse]
7   Highlands County Courthouse                                                                                August 14, 1989   430 South Commerce Avenue                                              Sebring               Part of the Sebring MPS
                                                                              Highlands County Courthouse                                                 (#89001013)       27°29′32″N 81°26′13″W / 27.492222°N 81.436944°W

                                                                              [Highlands Hammock State Park and Florida Botanical Gardens and Arboretum]
8   Highlands Hammock State Park and Florida Botanical Gardens and Arboretum                                                                              October 16, 2018  5931 Hammock Rd.                                                       Sebring
                                                                              Highlands Hammock State Park and Florida Botanical Gardens and Arboretum    (#100003021)      27°28′16″N 81°32′31″W / 27.4711°N 81.5419°W

9   Highway Park Cemetery                                                                                June 1, 2020      202, 204, and 206 Crestmore Dr.                                        Lake Placid vicinity
                                                                                (#100005241)      27°16′20″N 81°20′59″W / 27.2721°N 81.3496°W
                                                                              [Kenilworth Lodge]
10  Kenilworth Lodge                                                                                June 15, 2000     836 South Lakeview Drive                                               Sebring
                                                                              Kenilworth Lodge                                                            (#00000661)       27°29′10″N 81°26′27″W / 27.486111°N 81.440833°W

                                                                              [Old Lake Placid Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Depot]
11  Old Lake Placid Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Depot                                                                                January 4, 1993   19 Park Avenue West                                                    Lake Placid
                                                                              Old Lake Placid Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Depot                          (#92001733)       27°17′52″N 81°22′06″W / 27.297778°N 81.368333°W

                                                                              [Old Pinecrest Hotel]
12  Old Pinecrest Hotel                                                                                March 24, 2000    1609 South Lake Lotela Drive                                           Avon Park             Demolished
                                                                              Old Pinecrest Hotel                                                         (#00000266)       27°34′31″N 81°28′20″W / 27.575278°N 81.472222°W


[Old Seaboard Air Line Depot-Sebring]
13  Old Seaboard Air Line Depot-Sebring                                                                                March 16, 1990    East Center Avenue                                                     Sebring               Part of the Sebring MPS
                                                                              Old Seaboard Air Line Depot-Sebring                                         (#90000425)       27°29′46″N 81°26′05″W / 27.496111°N 81.434722°W

                                                                              [Santa Rosa Hotel]
14  Santa Rosa Hotel                                                                                May 8, 2017       509 N. Ridgewood                                                       Sebring
                                                                              Santa Rosa Hotel                                                            (#100000957)      27°30′00″N 81°26′23″W / 27.500033°N 81.439707°W

                                                                              [Sebring Downtown Historic District]
15  Sebring Downtown Historic District                                                                                March 16, 1990    Circle Drive and Ridgewood Drive from Mango Street to Magnolia Avenue  Sebring               Part of the Sebring MPS
                                                                              Sebring Downtown Historic District                                          (#90000424)       27°29′43″N 81°26′29″W / 27.495278°N 81.441389°W

                                                                              [H. Orvel Sebring House]
16  H. Orvel Sebring House                                                                                August 14, 1989   483 South Lake View Drive                                              Sebring               Part of the Sebring MPS
                                                                              H. Orvel Sebring House                                                      (#89001012)       27°29′22″N 81°26′32″W / 27.489444°N 81.442222°W

                                                                              [Paul L. Vinson House]
17  Paul L. Vinson House                                                                                August 14, 1989   309 North Lake View Drive                                              Sebring               Part of the Sebring MPS
                                                                              Paul L. Vinson House                                                        (#89001011)       27°29′47″N 81°26′43″W / 27.496389°N 81.445278°W


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Marguerite Gurgand

Marguerite Gurgand, née Marguerite LévêqueTillou, Deux-Sèvres – 30 October 1981, Tillou), was a French writer, winner of the Prix du Livre Inter in 1981.

Selection of works

  * 1979: Nous n'irons plus au bois
  * 1981: Les Demoiselles de Beaumoreau, prix du Livre Inter, prix Maison de la Presse, prix de l'Académie de Bretagne.
  * 1982: L'Histoire de Charles Brunet (posthumous work completed by Jean-Noël Gurgand)
  * Marguerite Gurgand on Babelio
  * Marguerite Gurgand on INA.fr (5 March 1979)


Gyula Batthyány

Gyula Batthyány (Ikervár, 10 May 1887 – Budapest, 20 January 1959) was a Hungarian painter and graphic artist whose works are in the collection of the Hungarian National Gallery as well as other museums around the world.

  * Cyclopaedia of Hungarian Painters and Graphic Artists. Vol. 52.
  * Art Encyclopedia. Vol. I/178.
  * Vollmer encyclopedia. Vol. 1/129. 2013-01-09.


Naturama (Futurama)

"Naturama" is the thirteenth episode in the seventh season of the American animated television series Futurama, and the 127th episode of the series overall. It originally aired on Comedy Central on August 29, 2012. The episode was written by Eric Rogers, Michael Saikin and Neil Mukhopadhyay, and directed by Crystal Chesney-Thompson.

Plot

The characters are featured in a nature documentary show called "Mutual of Omicron's Wild Universe," divided into three segments. They appear as different animals in each segment with voice-over narration.

Part 1: The Salmon

The characters are depicted as salmon, with the exception of Zoidberg, who appears as a lobster. Fry and Leela, born in different rivers, meet after swimming out to sea, and Leela rejects Zapp Branigan and promises to mate with Fry when they come of age. However, since they must instinctually return to the rivers where they were hatched in order to mate, they are forced to separate. Before Zapp can fertilize Leela's eggs, he is caught and eaten by Brrr, a grizzly bear version of Lrrr. Fry jumps out of his river and over to Leela's, but is stuck on the land adjacent to it. He too is caught by Brrr, who reluctantly lets him go after the bear version of Ndnd argues with him over eating too much fish. Fry reaches Leela and fertilizes her eggs, and both die happily along with all the other salmon.

Part 2: The Pinta Island Tortoise


Naturama (Futurama)

Part 2: The Pinta Island Tortoise

Professor Farnsworth, as a rare Pinta Island tortoise named Lonesome Hubert, is persuaded by his animal friends to find a mate so his species can continue. The female tortoise he is interested in lives on the other side of the island, an 18-month journey. Once Hubert arrives, he mistakenly begins to mate with a large, tortoise-shaped boulder until the real tortoise (resembling Mom) shows up and angrily knocks it down a hill. She has been waiting for Hubert, and the two mate but later part ways after she lays three eggs. Several months later, these hatch into tortoise versions of Walt, Larry and Igner and promptly fall down the hill, where the boulder rolls over and crushes them, leading to the species' extinction.

Part 3: The Elephant Seal

The alpha male of an elephant seal colony (Bender) mates freely with dozens of females, while the less virile males are unable to attract mates. Kif gets Amy's attention and begins to mate with her while Bender is distracted, but Bender discovers them and scares Kif away. Kif challenges Bender for dominance, only to be quickly crushed to death when they fight. However, the other lesser males have taken advantage of the fight and mated without Bender's knowledge, leading to the birth of several pups that look just like them.

Epilogue

Following the closing title screen of the documentary and a pitch for Mutual of Omicron ("Have you insured your planet?"), a fleet of spaceships destroys Earth.

Cultural references

  * Mutual of Omicron's Wild Universe is a reference to the long-running nature documentary series Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom;Mutual of Omaha's corporate insignia.

Reception

Zack Handlen of The A.V. Club gave this episode a B+.IGN gave the episode an 8.5/10 "Great" rating.

The season finale had 1.365 million viewers and a 0.7 rating in the (18-49) demo.

  * "Naturama" at IMDb
  * "Naturama" at the Infosphere, the Futurama Wiki.


Rodis Kanakaris-Roufos

Rodis Kanakaris-Roufos (Greek: Ρόδης Κανακάρης-Ρούφος, 1924–1972) was a Greek diplomat and writer.

Biography

He was the son of Loukas Kanakaris-Roufos and a member of the Rouphos family that descended from Sicily and the rest of southern Italy and were politicians from Patras and Achaea. He studied law at the University of Athens in 1949 and also became a foreign minister. He made diplomatic representations in Vienna in Nicosia and in Paris. He took part in the Greek resistance but in 1967 with the arrival of the Regime of the Colonels that took power until 1974, Rodis Kanakaris lost his place.

He had been awarded the Twelve Awards in which along with the National Novel Awards. After his novel Poreia sto skotadi (Πορεία στο σκοτάδι), he was awarded the Kostas Ouranis Award.

He died in Kolonaki in Athens in 1972 and had two sons, including Loukas (1949- ) who became a lawyer, and Athanassios (1952- ) who is a musician.

During his lifetime, he wrote several works with his pseudonym Rodis Provelengios or Proveleggios (Ρόδης Προβελέγγιος). Some of his works include:


Rodis Kanakaris-Roufos

Year       Title                           Greek title                    English title                Volumes
1954-1958  Ta chroniuka mias stavroforias  Τα χρονικά μιας σταυροφορίας   The Chronicles Of A Crusade  three volumes
1954       Poreia sto skotadi              Πορεία στο σκοτάδι             A Route To Darkness          -
1959       Chalkini epochi                 Χάλκινη εποχή                  Bronze Age                   -
1957       I imera tis krisis              Η ημέρα της κρίσης             The Day Of The Crisis        -
1967       I Griakyloi                     Οι Γραικύλοι                   -                            -
1970       I metamorfoseis tou Alarichou   Οι μεταμορφώσεις του Αλάριχου  Alaric's Metamorphosis       -
1974       Epoligi 1                       Επιλογή 1                      Epilogue 1                   -

  * The first version of the article is translated and is based from the article at the Greek Wikipedia (el:Main Page)


Kava, Iran

For the nearby village with a similar name, see Kava Darreh. For the village in East Azerbaijan Province, see Kava, East Azerbaijan.

Kava (Persian: كوا, also Romanized as Kavā, Kevā, and Kovā; also known as Kavaz)Ashrestaq Rural District, Yaneh Sar District, Behshahr County, Mazandaran Province, Iran. According to the 2006 census, its population is 299 people in 68 families.


Nothin' (That Compares 2 U)

For the Sinéad O'Connor single, see Nothing Compares 2 U.

"Nothin' (That Compares 2 U)" is the first single released from The Jacksons' album 2300 Jackson Street. The song was co-written by L. A. Reid and Babyface. "Nothin' (That Compares 2 U)" is considered one of The Jacksons' last successful singles before the group's breakup, peaking at #4 on the US Billboard R&B Singles chart. It became the group's last Top 40 hit in Britain, peaking at #33 on the UK Charts. This would be their only hit song to date, without Michael Jackson. A music video was produced to promote the single.

Mixes

  * Album version (5:22)
  * 7" edit (4:13)
  * Extended version (7:42)
  * Sensitive Vocal Mix (6:00)
  * The Mix (7:05)
  * Choice Dub (5:50)
  * Bass World Dub (5:50)

Personnel

  * Jermaine Jackson, Steven Randall Jackson: Lead Vocals
  * The Jacksons: Background Vocals
  * L.A. Reid: Drums, Percussions
  * Babyface: Keyboards, Electric Bass, Guitar, Soloist
  * Donald K. Parks: Synthesizer [Fairlight CMI]

Chart performance

Chart (1989)                        Peak
                                  position
ARIA Singles Chart                   89
Belgian Singles Chart (Flanders)     17
Chile Singles Chart                  24
Dutch Singles Chart                  18
German Singles Chart                 26
New Zealand Singles Chart            16
Swiss Singles Chart                  24
UK Singles Chart                     33
US Billboard Hot 100                 77
US Billboard R&B Singles chart       4


Lucas Acosta (footballer, born 1995)

Not to be confused with Lucas Acosta (footballer, born 1988).

Lucas Mauricio Acosta (born 12 March 1995) is an Argentine professional footballer who plays as a goalkeeper for Sarmiento, on loan from Lanús.

Career

Acosta started his career in 2013 with Primera División side Belgrano.Copa Sudamericana on 18 September against Lanús; an encounter Belgrano lost 5–1.San Lorenzo.2017–18, though the goalkeeper didn't feature across 2018–19.Colón was agreed, but Acosta rejected the move.

In July 2020, after continued issues with Belgrano that stopped him being selected, Acosta departed to Lanús following the expiration of his contract.Sarmiento until the end of the year.Unión de Santa Fe on 27 February 2022, Acosta suffered an anterior cruciate ligament injury, which was expected to keep him sidelines for 6-8 months.

Career statistics

As of 29 September 2020. Club statistics
Club          Season              League            Cup   League Cup  Continental  Other  Total
Division      Apps                Goals             Apps  Goals       Apps         Goals  Apps   Goals  Apps  Goals  Apps  Goals
Belgrano      2013–14             Primera División  0     0           0            0      —      0      0     0      0     0      0
2014          0                   0                 0     0           —            —      0      0      0     0
2015          0                   0                 0     0           —            1      0      0      0     1      0
2016          0                   0                 0     0           —            —      0      0      0     0
2016–17       16                  0                 1     0           —            0      0      0      0     17     0
2017–18       27                  0                 2     0           —            —      0      0      29    0
2018–19       0                   0                 0     0           0            0      —      0      0     0      0
2019–20       Primera B Nacional  0                 0     0           0            —      —      0      0     0      0
Total         43                  0                 3     0           0            0      1      0      0     0      47    0
Lanús         2020–21             Primera División  0     0           0            0      0      0      —     0      0     0      0
Career total  43                  0                 3     0           0            0      1      0      0     0      47    0

  * Lucas Acosta at Soccerway


Manuel Cristopher Figuera

In this Spanish name, the first or paternal surname is Cristopher and the second or maternal family name is Figuera.

Manuel Ricardo Cristopher Figuera is the former director of the Bolivarian National Intelligence Service (SEBIN) and former major general of the Venezuelan army.2019 Venezuelan uprising.

Early life

Christopher Figuera was born on 8 November 1963 in Punta de Mata, Monagas, Venezuela.Military Academy of Venezuela in 1989 with a military sciences and arts degree.Universidad Nacional Experimental Simón Rodríguez in 2007, a master's in military sciences and arts and a doctorate in security of the nation from the Bolivarian Military University of Venezuela.

Career

Chávez government

Under Chávez, Christopher Figuera served as an aide for over twelve years.Directorate General of Military Intelligence in 2007.

Maduro government

In July 2017, he was appointed director of the Strategic Center for Security and Protection of the Fatherland (CESSPA) by President Nicolás Maduro.Gustavo González López's leadership while director of SEBIN, Christopher Figuera was named his replacement on 30 October 2018.

2019 Venezuelan uprising attempt

Main article: 2019 Venezuelan uprising attempt

During the 2019 Venezuelan uprising, Christopher Figuera was a main conspirator who attempted to persuade Maduro to resign his claim of Venezuela's presidency.The Washington Post, he gave declarations on illicit gold deals by the Maduro administration, on Hezbollah cells in Venezuela and on the extent of Cuban influence in the military.

Sanctions

Further information: International sanctions during the Venezuelan crisis

Officials of Maduro's security and intelligence were sanctioned by the US (February 2019) and Canada (April 2019) for helping suppress democracy, the list included Cristopher Figuera.

Following the 30 April 2019 uprising, the governments of the US (May 2019) and Canada (June 2019) removed sanctions against Cristopher Figuera.


Morley House

Morley House may refer to:

Canada

  * Morley House, a modern-style house in Aylmer, Quebec designed by James Strutt

England

  * Morley Manor, Derbyshire
  * Morley House, the building of the Junior School of Lewes Old Grammar School in Lewes, East Sussex
  * Morley Old Hall, near Norwich, in Norfolk, a Grade I-listed manor house
  * Saltram House, Plympton, Plymouth, former home to the Earls of Morley

United States

  * Edward W. Morley House, West Hartford, Connecticut, listed on the NRHP in Hartford County, Connecticut
  * W.G. Morley House, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, designed by Marcus Burrowes
  * Lewis Morley House, Painesville, Ohio, listed on the NRHP in Lake County, Ohio
  * Raymond-Morley House, Austin, Texas, listed on the NRHP in Travis County, Texas


National Register of Historic Places listings in Hertford County, North Carolina

This list includes properties and districts listed on the National Register of Historic Places in Hertford County, North Carolina. Click the "Map of all coordinates" link to the right to view an online map of all properties and districts with latitude and longitude coordinates in the table below.

Current listings

This National Park Service list is complete through NPS recent listings posted July 21, 2023.

    Name on the Register                                            Image                                 Date listed         Location                                                                                City or town        Description


[Ahoskie Downtown Historic District]
1   Ahoskie Downtown Historic District                                                                    April 25, 1985      Roughly bounded by W. North St., Seaboard Coastline RR, W. Main St., S. and N. Mitchell Sts.                          Ahoskie
                                                                    Ahoskie Downtown Historic District    (#85000906)         36°17′10″N 76°59′13″W / 36.286111°N 76.986944°W

                                                                    [Ahoskie Historic District]
2   Ahoskie Historic District                                                                             April 24, 2012      Roughly bounded by Pembroke Ave., Catherine Creek Rd., Colony, Alton, Maple, & South Sts.                             Ahoskie
                                                                    Ahoskie Historic District             (#12000237)         36°17′14″N 76°59′05″W / 36.28718°N 76.98482°W

                                                                    [Ahoskie School]
3   Ahoskie School                                                                                September 7, 2005   105 N. Academy St.                                                                                Ahoskie
                                                                    Ahoskie School                        (#05000960)         36°17′20″N 76°59′28″W / 36.288889°N 76.991111°W

                                                                    [David A. Barnes House]
4   David A. Barnes House                                                                                June 13, 2014       625 W. Main St.                                                                                Murfreesboro
                                                                    David A. Barnes House                 (#14000333)         36°26′30″N 77°06′37″W / 36.441750°N 77.110151°W

5   Bethlehem Baptist Church                                                                              July 29, 1985       1024 NC 561 E                                                                                Bethlehem vicinity
                                                                                (#100003298)        36°18′09″N 77°04′48″W / 36.3026°N 77.0801°W
6   C. S. Brown School Auditorium                                                                         July 29, 1985       Off NC 45                                                                                Winton
                                                                                (#85001657)         36°23′06″N 76°56′18″W / 36.385000°N 76.938333°W


7   Wiley and Jane Vann Brown House                                                                       February 13, 2007   NC 1108, 0.5 miles (0.80 km) north of NC 561                                                                          Union
                                                                                (#07000073)         36°18′52″N 77°01′38″W / 36.314572°N 77.027228°W
8   The Cedars                                                                                September 22, 1983  Southeast of Murfreesboro off SR 1167                                                                                Murfreesboro
                                                                                (#83001890)         36°23′38″N 77°04′10″W / 36.393889°N 77.069444°W
                                                                    [The Columns]
9   The Columns                                                                                February 18, 1971   Jones Dr.                                                                                Murfreesboro
                                                                    The Columns                           (#71000590)         36°26′33″N 77°05′59″W / 36.4425°N 77.099722°W

10  Cowper-Thompson House                                                                                January 9, 1992     405 North St.                                                                                Murfreesboro
                                                                                (#91001908)         36°26′43″N 77°05′49″W / 36.445278°N 77.096944°W
                                                                    [Deane House]
11  Deane House                                                                                April 15, 1982      Off SR 1446                                                                                Cofield
                                                                    Deane House                           (#82003468)         36°19′58″N 76°52′09″W / 36.332778°N 76.869167°W

12  East End Historic District                                                                            January 31, 2008    Bounded by Maple St., Town boundary, Catherine Creek Rd. & Holloman Ave.                                              Ahoskie
                                                                                (#07001497)         36°17′37″N 76°58′26″W / 36.293611°N 76.973861°W
                                                                    [Freeman House]
13  Freeman House                                                                                February 18, 1971   200 E. Broad St.                                                                                Murfreesboro
                                                                    Freeman House                         (#71000591)         36°26′39″N 77°05′59″W / 36.444167°N 77.099722°W


[Gray Gables]
14  Gray Gables                                                                                June 1, 1982        Main St.                                                                                Winton
                                                                    Gray Gables                           (#82003470)         36°23′26″N 76°55′59″W / 36.390556°N 76.933056°W

15  Hare Plantation House                                                                                February 18, 1971   1.6 miles (2.6 km) west of the junction of SR 1317 and US 258                                                         Como
                                                                                (#71000588)         36°30′21″N 77°02′22″W / 36.505833°N 77.039444°W
                                                                    [Harrellsville Historic District]
16  Harrellsville Historic District                                                                       November 29, 1995   Roughly, E. and W. Main St., Quebec St. and Tar Landing Rd.                                                           Harrellsville
                                                                    Harrellsville Historic District       (#95001398)         36°18′05″N 76°47′31″W / 36.301389°N 76.791944°W

                                                                    [Roberts H. Jernigan House]
17  Roberts H. Jernigan House                                                                             February 16, 2001   209 S. Catherine Creek Rd.                                                                                Ahoskie
                                                                    Roberts H. Jernigan House             (#01000123)         36°16′51″N 76°58′45″W / 36.280833°N 76.979167°W

18  King-Casper-Ward-Bazemore House                                                                       November 26, 1982   West of Ahoskie on NC 11                                                                                Ahoskie
                                                                                (#82001299)         36°16′37″N 77°03′02″W / 36.276944°N 77.050556°W
                                                                    [Melrose]
19  Melrose                                                                                March 31, 1971      100 E. Broad St.                                                                                Murfreesboro
                                                                    Melrose                               (#71000592)         36°26′39″N 77°06′01″W / 36.444167°N 77.100278°W

20  Mill Neck School                                                                                January 5, 2016     123 Mill Neck Rd.                                                                                Como


20  Mill Neck School                                                                                January 5, 2016     123 Mill Neck Rd.                                                                                Como
                                                                                (#15000957)         36°30′46″N 76°59′05″W / 36.512736°N 76.984803°W
21  William Mitchell House                                                                                December 4, 1972    3 miles (4.8 km) east of Ahoskie on NC 350                                                                            Ahoskie
                                                                                (#72000965)         36°16′50″N 77°02′52″W / 36.2806°N 77.0478°W
22  Mulberry Grove                                                                                November 25, 1980   Southwest of Ahoskie                                                                                Ahoskie
                                                                                (#80002848)         36°17′32″N 77°09′01″W / 36.2922°N 77.1503°W
                                                                    [Murfreesboro Historic District]
23  Murfreesboro Historic District                                                                        August 26, 1971     Roughly bounded by Broad, 4th, Vance, and Winder Sts.                                                                 Murfreesboro
                                                                    Murfreesboro Historic District        (#71000593)         36°26′34″N 77°06′03″W / 36.4428°N 77.1008°W

                                                                    [Myrick House]
24  Myrick House                                                                                March 31, 1971      402 Broad St.                                                                                Murfreesboro
                                                                    Myrick House                          (#71000594)         36°26′38″N 77°05′55″W / 36.4439°N 77.0986°W

                                                                    [Myrick-Yeates-Vaughan House]
25  Myrick-Yeates-Vaughan House                                                                           March 17, 1983      327 W. Main St.                                                                                Murfreesboro
                                                                    Myrick-Yeates-Vaughan House           (#83001891)         36°26′32″N 77°06′20″W / 36.4422°N 77.1056°W

26  James Newsome House                                                                                December 28, 1984   NC 11 at jct. NC 42                                                                                Ahoskie


(#84000803)         36°16′44″N 77°03′22″W / 36.2789°N 77.0561°W
27  King Parker House                                                                                December 31, 2002   304 Mount Moriah Rd.                                                                                Winton
                                                                                (#02001663)         36°23′50″N 76°59′32″W / 36.3972°N 76.9922°W
28  Pleasant Plains School                                                                                May 17, 2016        US 13 S. of jct. with Pleasant Plains Rd.                                                                             Pleasant Plains
                                                                                (#16000288)         36°21′13″N 76°58′47″W / 36.3535°N 76.9798°W
                                                                    [William Rea Store]
29  William Rea Store                                                                                September 15, 1970  E. Williams St.                                                                                Murfreesboro
                                                                    William Rea Store                     (#70000457)         36°26′38″N 77°05′54″W / 36.4439°N 77.0983°W

30  Riddick House                                                                                February 18, 1971   1 mile (1.6 km) south of the junction of SR 1319 and 1322                                                             Como
                                                                                (#71000589)         36°31′46″N 76°56′25″W / 36.5294°N 76.9403°W
                                                                    [Roberts-Vaughan House]
31  Roberts-Vaughan House                                                                                February 18, 1971   130 E. Main St.                                                                                Murfreesboro
                                                                    Roberts-Vaughan House                 (#71000595)         36°26′33″N 77°06′01″W / 36.4425°N 77.1003°W

32  Dr. Roscius P. and Mary Mitchell Thomas House and Outbuildings                                        August 28, 2007     734 Thomas Bridge Rd.                                                                                Bethlehem
                                                                                (#07000884)         36°18′33″N 76°53′23″W / 36.3093°N 76.8898°W
33  Vernon Place                                                                                April 29, 1982      North of Como off US 258                                                                                Como


33  Vernon Place                                                                                April 29, 1982      North of Como off US 258                                                                                Como
                                                                                (#82003469)         36°30′15″N 76°59′59″W / 36.5042°N 76.9997°W
                                                                    [John Wheeler House]
34  John Wheeler House                                                                                March 31, 1971      403 E. Broad St.                                                                                Murfreesboro
                                                                    John Wheeler House                    (#71000596)         36°26′39″N 77°05′54″W / 36.4442°N 77.0983°W

35  Winton Historic District                                                                              December 21, 2020   Roughly bounded by west side of North King St., north of Cross St., North Murfree, East Weaver, and West Jordan Sts.  Winton
                                                                                (#100005976)        36°23′27″N 76°56′10″W / 36.3908°N 76.9361°W


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Maʻopūtasi County

Map of Tutuila where Maʻopūtasi County is highlighted in red, while the Eastern District is marked in orange.

Maʻopūtasi County is located in the Eastern District of Tutuila Island in American Samoa. Maʻopūtasi County comprises the capital of Pago Pago and its harbor, as well as surrounding villages. It was home to 11,695 residents as of 2000.6.69 square miles (17.3 km2)7.42-mile (11.94 km) shoreline which includes Pago Pago Bay.

Maʻopūtasi County makes up all villages in the Pago Pago Bay Area from Aua to Fatumafuti.Anua (2010 pop. 18), Atu’u (pop. 359), Aua (pop. 2,077), Faga'alu (pop. 910), Fagatogo (pop. 1,737), Fatumafuti (pop. 113), Leloaloa (pop. 448), Satala (pop. 297), and Utulei (pop. 684).

Maʻopūtasi translates to “the only house of chiefs”.Gagamoe and was the senior to all the other chiefs in the area.

The county is represented by three senators in the American Samoa Senate, and five representatives in the House of Representatives, more than any other county.2018 midterm elections, the county is currently represented by the following five members in the House of Representatives: Vailoata Eteuati Amituana’i, Vailiuama Steve Leasiolagi, Vesiai Poyer Samuelu, Vaetasi Tuumolimoli Moliga, and Faimealelei Anthony Allen.

History

Guns were emplaced at Blunt's- and Braker's Points in 1940–42, covering Pago Pago Harbor.


Maʻopūtasi County

In the summer of 1892, a disturbance broke out around Pago Pago Bay due to local rivalries. Mauga Lei chose to spend most of his time in Upolu Island, leaving the Pago Pago area without its natural leadership. The village of Pago Pago remained loyal, but neighboring Fagatogo joined with Aua village in an attempt to oust Mauga Lei in favor of a new titleholder. Pago Pago and the transmontane village of Fagasa demanded and received the surrender of the pretender. Fagatogans and Auans embarked in their boats and set out for Pago Pago, and when they were closing in on the village, they were met by bullets and forced to retreat. Houses were burned in Aua and Fagatogo, and women and children from Aua took refuge at the Roman Catholic Mission at Lepua.

Following the death of elder statesman Mauga Moi Moi in 1935, the high chiefly title became vacant along with the county's chieftainship and the district's governorship. When the Mauga aiga could not agree upon a successor, the Governor had to fill administrative posts and named High Chief Lei’ato to be the district's governor. He decided to try free, “American-style” elections for the post of county chief, however, Aua village declined to take any part in such proceedings. In the fa'aSāmoa, Utulei and Fagatogo villages voted for the Mailo, but each of the other county villages voted for its own village chiefs. Five years later, when the Mauga aiga chose Sialega Palepoi to be their matai, and hence High Chief of Maputasi County, the county chieftainship passed naturally into his hands.

The 2009 Samoa earthquake and tsunami did major structural damage to the port facility in Fagatogo and elsewhere in the county.

Demographics


Maʻopūtasi County

Demographics

Historical population
Year                   Pop.    ±%
1912                   1,264   —
1920                   1,701   +34.6%
1930                   2,559   +50.4%
1940                   3,361   +31.3%
1950                   5,467   +62.7%
1960                   5,340   −2.3%
1970                   7,886   +47.7%
1980                   8,495   +7.7%
1990                   10,640  +25.3%
2000                   11,695  +9.9%
2010                   10,299  −11.9%
U.S. Decennial Census

Ma'oputasi County was first recorded beginning with the 1912 special census. Regular decennial censuses were taken beginning in 1920.

With the exception of Fatumafuti village, Maʻopūtasi County as a whole and all its villages experienced a population decline from 2000–2010. In 2010, the county was home to 10,299 residents, down from 11,695 recorded at the 2000 U.S. Census. Pago Pago’s population decreased 14.5 percent, Fagatogo’s population by 17.1 percent, and Utulei’s population by 15.2 percent. The population of the Eastern District decreased from 23,441 residents recorded at the 2000 U.S. Census, down to 23,030 residents as of the 2010 U.S. Census.

Maʻopūtasi County had a 2015 population of 11,052 residents, according to the 2015 Household Income and Expenditure Survey (HIES) by the Commerce Department.Tualauta County) and was home to 1,999 housing units as of the 2010 U.S. Census, down from 2,031 recorded at the 2000 U.S. Census.

Population change
                     2000 U.S. Census  2010 U.S. Census
Maʻopūtasi County    11,695            10,299
Anua                 265               18
Atu'u                413               359
Aua                  2,193             2,077
Faga'alu             1,006             910
Fagatogo             2,096             1,737
Fatumafuti           103               113
Leloaloa             534               448
Pago Pago (village)  4,278             3,656
Satala               -                 297
Utulei               807               684

Landmarks


Maʻopūtasi County

Landmarks

English author W. Somerset Maugham stayed at Sadie Thompson Inn during his 6-week visit to Pago Pago in 1916.

Government House in the Togotogo Ridge appears on the National Register of Historic Places.

  * American Samoa Fono, the American Samoa legislature in Fagatogo
  * Blunts Point Battery, National Historic Landmark on Matautu Ridge in Utulei
  * Breakers Point Naval Guns, World War II-era defensive fortification, listed on the National Register of Historic Places
  * Church of the Sacred Heart, in Anua
  * Co-Cathedral of St. Joseph the Worker, the Roman Catholic cathedral of American Samoa, in Fagatogo
  * Courthouse of American Samoa, in Utulei, listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places
  * Fagatogo Market, a marketplace in downtown Fagatogo
  * Fagatogo Square Shopping Center, 12,000 sq. ft. retail- and commercial center
  * Feleti Barstow Public Library, central public library for American Samoa, in Utulei
  * Flowerpot Rock, national landmark by Fatumafuti
  * Governor H. Rex Lee Auditorium ("Turtle House"), in Utulei, listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places
  * Government House, historic government building on the grounds of the former Naval Station Tutuila in Pago Pago
  * Jean P. Haydon Museum, a museum in Fagatogo listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places
  * Lyndon B. Johnson Tropical Medical Center, only hospital in American Samoa, in Faga'alu
  * Michael J. Kirwan Educational Television Center, in Utulei, listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places
  * National Park of American Samoa
  * Navy Building 38, in Fagatogo, listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places
  * Rainmaker Hotel, former luxury hotel in Utulei
  * Rainmaker Mountain, designated National Natural Landmark
  * Sadie Thompson Inn, Fagatogo hotel listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places
  * Tauese PF Sunia Ocean Center, visitor center for National Marine Sanctuary of American Samoa
  * U.S. Naval Station Tutuila Historic District, in Fagatogo
  * Utulei Beach Park, park in Utulei

14°16′46″S 170°42′02″W / 14.27944°S 170.70056°W


Gregg Baxter

Gregg Baxter is a sound editor who was nominated at the 66th Academy Awards. He was nominated for the film Cliffhanger, he shared the nomination with Wylie Stateman. This was in Best Sound Editing.

Selected filmography

  * Little Boy (2015)
  * Get on Up (2014)
  * Inglourious Basterds (2009)
  * Wanted (2008)
  * Troy (2004)
  * The Insider (1999)
  * Speed 2: Cruise Control (1997)
  * Congo (1995)
  * Nixon (1995)
  * Outbreak (1995)
  * Natural Born Killers (1994)
  * Speechless (1994)
  * True Lies (1994)
  * Alive (1993)
  * Cliffhanger (1993)
  * In the Line of Fire (1993)
  * The Last of the Mohicans (1992)
  * Curly Sue (1991)
  * Back to the Future Part II (1989)
  * Mystic Pizza (1988)
  * Gregg Baxter at IMDb


Naturalness (Dal Shabet EP)

Naturalness is the ninth EP by South Korean girl group, Dal Shabet. The EP consists of six songs and one instrumental. It marked their first release as a four-member group since the departure of members Jiyul and Gaeun in early December 2015. It was released on January 5, 2016, to commemorate the fifth anniversary of the group.

Background and release

On December 21, 2015, Happy Face Entertainment release a teaser image featuring the release date of the upcoming album, and confirming the title of the EP to be Naturalness.

Commercial performance

In South Korea, Naturalness entered and peaked at number 10 on the Gaon Album Chart at the week ending January 9, 2016.Naturalness charted at number 29, the second best position in its five consecutive weeks within the chart.

The title track of the album, "Someone Like You", entered and peaked at number 49 on the Gaon Digital Chart at the week ending January 9, 2016.

Track listing


Naturalness (Dal Shabet EP)

Track listing

The 9th Mini Album 'Naturalness'
No.            Title                                                                  Lyrics                  Music                                                    Arrangement                                     Length
0.             Untitled                                                                                Subin
1.             "Stay with You" (지긋이; jigeus-i)                                        Subin                   Subin                                                    Kim Minseob, Choi Seongmin                      3:20
2.             "Someone Like U" (너 같은; neo gat-eun)                                   Brave Brothers          Brave Brothers, JS, Glen Choi, Fingazz, Chantelle Paige  JS, Brave Brothers                              3:20
3.             "From Head to Toe (Subin Solo)" (머리부터 발끝까지; meolibuteo balkkeutkkaji)  Subin                   Subin                                                    Super Bomb                                      3:08
4.             "Beautiful Liar (Serri Solo) (ft. Simms)" (착한 남자; chaghan namja)       Dona, Denis Seo, Simms  Dona, Denis Seo                                          Jeon Sangmin, Dona, Seo Jihyeon, Deni Seo       3:07
5.             "Dreams Come True (Ayoung Solo)"                                       DK$HINE                 DK$HINE                                                  DK$HINE                                         4:06
6.             "Love Hurts (Woohee Solo)" (사랑한다고 해서; salanghandago haeseo)            Dona, Denis Seo         Dona, Denis Seo                                          Dona, Kim Hyunjung, Jeon Sang Min, Seo Jihyeon  3:46
7.             "Someone Like U (Instrumental)"                                                                Brave Brothers, JS, Glen Choi, Fingazz, Chantelle Paige  JS, Brave Brothers                              3:20
Total length:  24:07

Chart performance

Weekly charts

                                Peak
Chart (2016)
                                position

South Korea (Gaon Album Chart)  10

Monthly

                                Peak
Chart (2016)
                                position

South Korea (Gaon Album Chart)  24


Rodley (car)

For other uses, see Rodley.

The Rodley was a British microcar designed by Henry Brown and built by the Rodley Automobile Company in Rodley, West Yorkshire between 1954 and 1956. Henry Brown also designed the Scootacar microcar (built between 1957 and 1964).

The body was of steel construction, rather than the more usual glass fibre, and was mounted on a steel chassis. The engine was a rear-mounted, direct driven impeller air-cooled 750 cc twin-cylinder unit made by JAP driving the rear wheels through a three-speed gearbox and chain to the axle which had a friction differential. The suspension was by independent coil springs at the front and underslung semi elliptic at the rear. Steering was by a chain system.

Although the car was advertised as a four-seater and fitted with four seats, the rear ones, as might be expected in a microcar, were rather small and cramped. The fabric roof panel could be rolled forwards to give an opening roof.

Although the production target was 50 cars a week, only 65 were ever built, and only one is believed to survive. It was at the time the cheapest four-wheel car available on the British market but rapidly acquired a very poor reputation, especially for overheating to the extent of catching fire.

  * List of car manufacturers of the United Kingdom

A-Z of Cars 1945-1970. Michael Sedwick and Mark Gillies. Bay View Books 1993. ISBN 1-870979-39-7

  * Rodley pictures and specification
  * Information about the location of the former Rodley Automobile Company premises, between "The Owl" pub and the former "Rialto" cinema, in the village of Rodley, on the outskirts of Leeds


Kauwera language

Kauwera is a Papuan language of Indonesia.


Nothin' You Can Do About It

"Nothin' You Can Do About It" is a rock song recorded by Richard Marx for his second album, Repeat Offender. It is the fourth single released from the album. "Nothin' You Can Do About It" hit number 12 on Billboard's Rock Chart, and in addition has the participation of Steve Lukather on guitar.

Personnel

  * Richard Marx – lead and backing vocals
  * Michael Omartian – acoustic piano
  * Bill Champlin – Hammond B3 organ, backing vocals
  * Steve Lukather – rhythm guitar, guitar solo
  * John Pierce – bass
  * Mike Baird – drums
  * Bobby Kimball – backing vocals


Lucas, West Virginia

Lucas is an unincorporated community in Fayette County, West Virginia, United States. It was also known as Eary or Wood.


Manuel Corres

Manuel Correa was a Portuguese nobleman. The island of Salsette in Bombay was divided into Malar and Marol and granted for three years to Manuel Correa along with Cosme Correa and João Rodrigues Dantas.

  * Origin of Bombay, p. 96


Haapsalu-Noarootsi Wetland Complex

Haapsalu-Noarootsi Wetland Complex (Estonian: Haapsalu-Noarootsi märgala) is a wetland complex in Lääne County, Estonia. Since 2011, this complex belongs to Ramsar sites.

The area of the complex is 27,450 ha.Osmussaar Landscape Conservation Area. This complex is important wintering, staging, moulting and breeding site for 225 different bird species.


National Register of Historic Places listings in Haywood County, North Carolina

This list includes properties and districts listed on the National Register of Historic Places in Haywood County, North Carolina. Click the "Map of all coordinates" link to the right to view an online map of all properties and districts with latitude and longitude coordinates in the table below.

Current listings

This National Park Service list is complete through NPS recent listings posted July 21, 2023.

    Name on the Register                             Image                                              Date listed         Location                                                                                City or town    Description


[Boone-Withers House]
1   Boone-Withers House                                                                                July 21, 1983       305 Church St.                                                                                Waynesville
                                                     Boone-Withers House                                (#83001889)         35°29′26″N 82°59′25″W / 35.4906°N 82.9903°W

                                                     [Canton Main Street Historic District]
2   Canton Main Street Historic District                                                                September 7, 2005   Bounded roughly by Park St., Main St., Bridge St., and Adams St.                                             Canton
                                                     Canton Main Street Historic District               (#05000958)         35°31′59″N 82°50′19″W / 35.5331°N 82.8386°W

3   Cataloochee Historic District                                                                       November 2, 2022    Cataloochee Rd., Great Smoky Mountains National Park (GRSM)                                                  Cataloochee
                                                                                (#100008348)        35°38′24″N 83°04′50″W / 35.6400°N 83.0806°W
                                                     [Colonial Theater]
4   Colonial Theater                                                                                March 15, 2000      55-57 Park St.                                                                                Canton
                                                     Colonial Theater                                   (#00000226)         35°31′56″N 82°50′24″W / 35.5322°N 82.84°W

                                                     [Davis Family House]
5   Davis Family House                                                                                December 27, 1996   N side of NC 1355, .8 miles NW of Ferguson Br. over the Pigeon River                                         Crabtree
                                                     Davis Family House                                 (#96001527)         35°37′21″N 82°58′26″W / 35.6225°N 82.9739°W

                                                     [Former Citizens Bank and Trust Company Building]
6   Former Citizens Bank and Trust Company Building                                                     March 14, 1991      161 N. Main St.                                                                                Waynesville
                                                     Former Citizens Bank and Trust Company Building    (#91000261)         35°29′27″N 82°59′14″W / 35.4908°N 82.9872°W

                                                     [Former US Post Office Building]


[Former US Post Office Building]
7   Former US Post Office Building                                                                      March 14, 1991      16 S. Main St.                                                                                Waynesville
                                                     Former US Post Office Building                     (#91000262)         35°29′23″N 82°59′18″W / 35.4896°N 82.9883°W

                                                     [Francis Grist Mill]
8   Francis Grist Mill                                                                                May 1, 2013         14 Hugh Massie Rd.                                                                                Waynesville
                                                     Francis Grist Mill                                 (#13000228)         35°28′29″N 82°57′28″W / 35.4746°N 82.9579°W

                                                     [Frog Level Historic District]
9   Frog Level Historic District                                                                        August 28, 2003     Roughly bounded by Commerce and Boundary Sts., Water St. and Richland Creek, Depot St., and 80 Commerce St.  Waynesville
                                                     Frog Level Historic District                       (#03000854)         35°29′40″N 82°59′26″W / 35.4944°N 82.9906°W

                                                     [Green Hill Cemetery]
10  Green Hill Cemetery                                                                                June 1, 2018        Veterans Cir.                                                                                Waynesville
                                                     Green Hill Cemetery                                (#100000897)        35°29′01″N 82°59′27″W / 35.4836°N 82.9908°W

11  James M. Gwyn House                                                                                July 12, 1984       NC 276                                                                                Cruso
                                                                                (#84002335)         35°26′48″N 82°48′59″W / 35.4467°N 82.8164°W
                                                     [Haywood County Courthouse]
12  Haywood County Courthouse                                                                           May 10, 1979        Main and Depot Sts.                                                                                Waynesville
                                                     Haywood County Courthouse                          (#79001721)         35°29′33″N 82°59′14″W / 35.4925°N 82.9872°W

                                                     [Haywood County Hospital]
13  Haywood County Hospital                                                                             June 18, 2018       1230 N. Main St.                                                                                Waynesville


Haywood County Hospital                            (#100002596)        35°29′49″N 82°58′20″W / 35.4969°N 82.9722°W

                                                     [Alden and Thomasene Howell House]
14  Alden and Thomasene Howell House                                                                    April 22, 2003      129 Woolsey Heights                                                                                Waynesville
                                                     Alden and Thomasene Howell House                   (#03000300)         35°29′42″N 82°58′47″W / 35.495°N 82.9797°W

                                                     [Lambuth Inn]
15  Lambuth Inn                                                                                July 29, 1982       Lambeth Dr.                                                                                Lake Junaluska
                                                     Lambuth Inn                                        (#82003466)         35°31′44″N 82°58′01″W / 35.5289°N 82.9669°W

                                                     [Masonic Hall]
16  Masonic Hall                                                                                June 9, 1988        37 Church St.                                                                                Waynesville
                                                     Masonic Hall                                       (#88000729)         35°29′23″N 82°59′20″W / 35.4897°N 82.9889°W

                                                     [Mount Zion United Methodist Church]
17  Mount Zion United Methodist Church                                                                  February 5, 1986    SR 1503                                                                                Crabtree
                                                     Mount Zion United Methodist Church                 (#86000156)         35°36′18″N 82°54′14″W / 35.605°N 82.9039°W

                                                     [Patton Farm]
18  Patton Farm                                                                                November 10, 1980   SW of Canton                                                                                Phillipsville
                                                     Patton Farm                                        (#80002845)         35°32′20″N 82°52′34″W / 35.5389°N 82.8761°W

19  Pigeon Street School                                                                                April 26, 2021      450 Pigeon St.                                                                                Waynesville
                                                                                (#100006459)        35°29′02″N 82°58′59″W / 35.4840°N 82.9830°W
                                                     [Charles and Annie Quinlan House]


[Charles and Annie Quinlan House]
20  Charles and Annie Quinlan House                                                                     September 7, 2005   274 S. Main St.                                                                                Waynesville
                                                     Charles and Annie Quinlan House                    (#05000959)         35°29′12″N 82°59′27″W / 35.4868°N 82.9907°W

                                                     [Clyde H. Ray Sr. House]
21  Clyde H. Ray Sr. House                                                                              October 22, 1996    803 1⁄2 Love Ln.                                                                                Waynesville
                                                     Clyde H. Ray Sr. House                             (#96001089)         35°29′49″N 82°59′32″W / 35.4969°N 82.9922°W

                                                     [Shackford Hall]
22  Shackford Hall                                                                                April 25, 2001      80 Shackford Hall Rd.                                                                                Lake Junaluska
                                                     Shackford Hall                                     (#01000419)         35°31′28″N 82°58′41″W / 35.524444°N 82.978056°W

                                                     [Shelton House]
23  Shelton House                                                                                January 31, 1979    307 Shelton St.                                                                                Waynesville
                                                     Shelton House                                      (#79001722)         35°29′05″N 82°59′09″W / 35.484722°N 82.985833°W

                                                     [Shook-Welch-Smathers House]
24  Shook-Welch-Smathers House                                                                          September 12, 2008  178 Morgan St.                                                                                Clyde
                                                     Shook-Welch-Smathers House                         (#08000891)         35°31′54″N 82°55′05″W / 35.531675°N 82.918003°W

                                                     [Frank Smathers House]
25  Frank Smathers House                                                                                July 10, 1998       724 Smathers St.                                                                                Waynesville
                                                     Frank Smathers House                               (#98000730)         35°30′24″N 82°58′51″W / 35.506667°N 82.980833°W

                                                     [Spread Out Historic District]


[Spread Out Historic District]
26  Spread Out Historic District                                                                        December 28, 2010   Roughly bounded by N. Main St., Walnut St., and Beech St.                                                    Waynesville
                                                     Spread Out Historic District                       (#10001095)         35°29′51″N 82°58′45″W / 35.497500°N 82.979167°W

                                                     [Dr. J. Howell Way House]
27  Dr. J. Howell Way House                                                                             September 11, 1980  301 S. Main St.                                                                                Waynesville
                                                     Dr. J. Howell Way House                            (#80002846)         35°29′16″N 82°59′21″W / 35.487778°N 82.989167°W

                                                     [Waynesville Main Street Historic District]
28  Waynesville Main Street Historic District                                                           December 16, 2005   Roughly bounded by Depot St., Church and E. Sts, Wall St., and Montgomery St.                                Waynesville
                                                     Waynesville Main Street Historic District          (#05001414)         35°29′29″N 82°59′15″W / 35.491389°N 82.987500°W

                                                     [West Fork Pigeon River Pratt Truss Bridge]
29  West Fork Pigeon River Pratt Truss Bridge                                                           January 10, 2019    Spans the West Fork of Pigeon R. between L. Logan Rd. & Heavenly Dr, .6 mi. S of US 276                      Bethel
                                                     West Fork Pigeon River Pratt Truss Bridge          (#100003296)        35°27′49″N 82°54′00″W / 35.4636°N 82.9000°W

                                                     [Windover]
30  Windover                                                                                January 25, 2018    40 Old Hickory St.                                                                                Waynesville
                                                     Windover                                           (#100002048)        35°29′13″N 83°00′05″W / 35.487041°N 83.001349°W


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Maṣadiʽah

Maṣadiʽah (مصاديعة) is a village in south-western Yemen. It is located in the Abyan Governorate.

  * Towns and villages in the Abyan Governorate

13°13′N 45°16′E / 13.217°N 45.267°E


Gregg A. Sturdevant

Gregg A. Sturdevant is a retired United States Marine Corps Major General. At the time of his retirement, he was the Director of Strategic Planning and Policy (J5) for U.S. Pacific Command. From February 2012 to February 2013, he commanded the Third Marine Aircraft Wing (Forward), which included U.S. Marine Corps aviation assets then located at Camp Leatherneck / Camp Bastion in Afghanistan.

During his assignment as commanding general, on 14 September 2012, Taliban insurgents disguised in U.S. uniforms staged a suicide attack on Camp Bastion, the United Kingdom-run NATO / ISAF air base in Afghanistan. The resulting destruction of six AV-8B Harrier jet aircraft of Marine Attack Squadron 211 (VMA-211) and the death of the squadron's commanding officer and one of its staff noncommissioned officers has been described as, "arguably the worst day in USMC aviation history since the Tet Offensive of 1968."

Military career

Sturdevant is originally from St. Louis, Missouri. He enlisted in the Marine Corps in 1975 and served in southern California and Okinawa, Japan, before being honorably discharged as a Sergeant (E-5) in July 1979. He then returned to college, receiving a Bachelor of Science degree in business administration from Southeast Missouri State University in July 1982, and was commissioned through the Platoon Leader Class - Air (PLC-Air) program. Upon completion of The Basic School, he reported to Naval Air Station Pensacola, Florida for flight training. Following completion of the advanced rotary-wing pipeline at Naval Air Station Whiting Field, Florida, he was designated a Naval Aviator in April 1984.


Gregg A. Sturdevant

Following Fleet Replacement Squadron (FRS) training in the CH-46 helicopter, he served in the following operational squadrons and assignments: Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron 364 (HMM-364), HMM-162, HMM-365, and was the commanding officer of HMM-165 from July 2001 to May 2003. His deployments included Unit Deployments to Okinawa, Landing Force, U.S. 6th Fleet (LF6F) Deployments, U.S. 5th Fleet Deployments, and participation in Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF) and Operation Iraqi Freedom I (OIF I). Additionally, he served as a flight instructor at NAS Pensacola, Florida and did a tour with 2nd Air and Naval Gunfire Liaison Company (ANGLICO) at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina. He was Commanding Officer, 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit (26th MEU) from May 2006 to May 2008. During that time the 26th MEU deployed in support of LF6F/LF5F and served as the landing force for the USS San Antonio (LPD-17) operational evaluation.

Promoted to Brigadier General, he subsequently served in a succession of assignments at Headquarters Marine Corps and on the Joint Staff. He then served as Commanding General, 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing (Forward) and Commanding General, Bastion/Leatherneck Complex from February 2012 through February 2013 in support of Operation Enduring Freedom in Helmand Province, Afghanistan.

His major staff tours include duty at Headquarters Marine Corps in the Aviation Department's Plans, Policies, Joint Doctrine and Budget Branch (APP) where he served as the Landing Force Programs Officer focusing on rotary-wing budget matters and a tour on the Joint Staff in the Operations Directorate (J-3) where he served as an Assistant Deputy Director for Global Operations.

He has served in the following general officer assignments: Director of Public Affairs, Headquarters Marine Corps; Deputy Director for Operations, J-3, Joint Staff; Assistant Deputy Commandant for Program and Resources, Headquarters Marine Corps; Commanding General, Third Marine Aircraft Wing (Forward)/Commanding General, Bastion/Leatherneck Complex; and as Director of Plans and Policy (J5), Headquarters, U.S. Pacific Command (USPACOM).


Gregg A. Sturdevant

In September 2013, while serving in follow-on assignments and following a Marine Corps investigation, Sturdevant and Major General Charles M. Gurganus were asked to retire by the Commandant of the Marine Corps, General James F. Amos, after General Amos concluded they should be held accountable for failing to secure their base in Afghanistan against the September 2012 Taliban attack that killed two Marines and destroyed materiel. In issuing this request, General Amos commented that it was the, "...hardest decision I have had to make as commandant of the Marine Corps," and that he had served with both men in combat, calling them, "...extraordinary Marine officers."

Following detachment from USPACOM at Camp H. M. Smith, Hawaii, Major General Sturdevant officially retired at Marine Corps Air Station New River, North Carolina on 17 April 2015.

Education

Sturdevant received a Bachelor of Science degree in business administration from Southeast Missouri State University in July 1982. He also holds a Master of Science degree in management from Troy State University, a master's degree in Military Studies from the Marine Corps Command and Staff College and a master's degree in National Security Strategy from the National War College. He is also a graduate of the United States Air Force Air War College.

Awards and decorations

Sturdevant's personal decorations include the Defense Superior Service Medal with bronze oak leaf cluster, Legion of Merit, Bronze Star, Meritorious Service Medal with 2 gold stars, Air Medal with a gold star, Combat "V" and the Strike/Flight numeral 2, Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal with one gold star, the Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal, and the Marine Corps Good Conduct Medal.

  * Official biography


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  * Austrian Academy of Sciences (Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften) (ÖAW)
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  * Convention used in welding documentation for Oxy-acetylene welding