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Perl Programming/Control flow

Control structures
The basic control structures do not differ greatly from those used in the C programming language or Java programming language:

Loops
Though syntactically the same, Perl does not use break and continue to change the flow of loops. Perl provides the following commands: (with C equivalents in comments)

Note that the statements in a while (or until) loop are not executed, if the Boolean expression evaluates to false (or true, respectively) on the first pass, even when specified at the end of the code block. Therefore the following loops are functionally equivalent: (the same applies to: do {} until)

The do {} while and the do {} until loops are technically statement modifiers and not actual control structures. The statements will be executed at least once.

$variable is an alias to each element of the <tt>@list</tt>, starting at the first element on the first pass through the loop. The loop is exited when all the elements in the list have been exhausted. Since <tt>$variable</tt> is an alias, changing the value will change the value of the element in the list. This should generally be avoided to enhance maintainability of the code.

If <tt>$variable</tt> is omitted, the default variable <tt>$_</tt> will be used.

Note that <tt>for</tt> and <tt>foreach</tt> are actually synonyms and can be used interchangeably.

Blocks may have an optional <tt>continue</tt> section, which is executed at the end of each iteration.

<tt>next</tt>, <tt>redo</tt>, <tt>last</tt>
When inside a loop, there are three keywords that manipulate how the loop is handled.

To start the next iteration, <tt>next</tt> jumps to the end of the block. If there is a <tt>continue</tt> block, that part is executed, as is the conditional to resume the loop.

To restart an iteration, <tt>redo</tt> jumps to the beginning of the block. Neither <tt>continue</tt> nor the conditional are executed.

To break out of the loop, <tt>last</tt> jumps outside the end of the block. Neither <tt>continue</tt> nor the conditional are executed.

<tt>given</tt>
Until version 5.10.1, Perl did not have an equivalent of the switch statement in other programming languages. Starting in that version, it became an experimental feature.

In Perl 5, it first needs to be enabled with one of the following statements:

By default, the expressions in <tt>when</tt> is matched to what is found in <tt>given</tt>. In certain exceptional cases, the value may be used directly as a boolean.

<tt>if-then</tt> statements
Statements with <tt>else</tt> blocks (these also work with <tt>unless</tt> instead of <tt>if</tt>)

Postfix notation
Control statements can also be written with the conditional following the statements (called "postfix"). This syntax functions (nearly) identically to the ones given above.

statement if Boolean expression; statement unless Boolean expression; statement while Boolean expression; statement until Boolean expression; statement foreach list;

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Tamahere coolstore fire

The Tamahere coolstore fire was a major fire at the Icepak Coolstores in Tamahere, near Hamilton, New Zealand, on 5 April 2008.

Around 4:00pm on Saturday 5 April 2008, the New Zealand Fire Service dispatched two fire engines and eight firefighters from Hamilton Fire Station to an alarm activation at the Icepak Coolstores facility in Tamahere, 10 km southeast of the city. Upon arrival, firefighters found no signs of fire, but upon further investigating the alarm cause, found what appeared to be a refrigerant leak. At around 4:30pm, the 400 kg of propane-based refrigerant ignited explosively, injuring all eight firefighters and destroying one fire engine. One firefighter, Senior Station Officer Derek Lovell, later died in hospital as a result of his injuries, and another firefighter received burns to 71 percent of his body. $25 million worth of cheese was in the coolstores at the time, which melted in the fire and covered neighbouring homes.

Following the fire, Icepak Coolstores and the refrigeration company contracted to maintain the coolstores pleaded guilty to health and safety breaches, and combined were ordered to pay $393,000 in fines and reparation.

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Talk:Fourier transform

Misericordia 09:59, 1 October 2006 (UTC) I know the page is in a bit of a mess, with bits and pieces everywhere, but at least I got the ball rolling.

 * Should there be seperate discussions for functions on the real line and functions on the circle (i.e. periodic functions)?--Hillgentleman|User talk:hillgentleman 05:11, 19 November 2006 (UTC)

 * I think there should. In fact, I think this article should introduce the concept of Fourier series first... --HappyCamper 18:43, 19 November 2006 (UTC)

 * But come to think of it, this article seems to be written as if someone had already had exposure to them... --HappyCamper 18:44, 19 November 2006 (UTC)

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Input impedance of measuring device
Does anybody have some explanation or theory behind the need for an ultra high input impedance (ideally a vacuum tube voltmeter) to measure the millivolt signal produced by the electrodes? Saulo35 (talk) 11:38, 7 November 2021 (UTC)

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John Kavanaugh

John William Kavanaugh is an American composer, lyricist and musical director who is currently serving as songwriter for Disney Television Animation. He is the recipient of 8 Emmy nominations and was awarded the 2014 Daytime Emmy Award for Sofia The First Main Title theme song with co-lyricist Craig Gerber. While working on Sofia The First, John was tapped to write songs for Disney's First Latina princess, the award-winning Elena of Avalor. John penned the songs and served as music director on the series Alice's Wonderland Bakery which premiered in February of 2022. In 2023, he was nominated for an Emmy for Outstanding Original Song with co-writers Chelsea Beyl and Marisa Evans Sanden.

His songs can also be heard in several hit movies, including Disney's Descendants 3 (My Once Upon a Time), Winnie The Pooh film Springtime with Roo and Nickelodeon's Globehunters. He co-wrote the scores to Curious George Live for NBC Universal, Dreams are Universal for Universal Studios Japan, Flintstones: The Musical for Universal Studios Hollywood, as well as numerous songs for Sesame Street Live and Tokyo DisneySea. With lyricist Marcy Heisler, John wrote the song Joseph's Lullaby for Michael Crawford which appears on his album On Eagle's Wings.

Personal life
John, (John William Kavanaugh) is the son of Edward Houston Kavanaugh and Eileen Kirby Gunn and is the youngest of six children. He grew up in Norfolk, Virginia and developed his passion for music by watching his mother play the piano and create/direct many variety shows in Norfolk. He graduated from Rollins College in Winter Park, Florida and began working at Disney World in 1983. He then moved to Los Angeles in 1986 to work for Disneyland where he soon began his composing career writing for theatre, theme parks worldwide and eventually for television.

He is married to Efren Gonzalez and resides in Los Angeles, California.

Articles
http://www.orlandosentinel.com/entertainment/tv/tv-guy/os-disney-composer-serves-two-heroines-20161205-story.html

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cualesquier

Determiner

 * 1)   any, whatever, whichever

Usage notes
The form is used only before the modified noun and only within its containing noun phrase. In other positions, the form is used instead.

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Rhonda Milstead

Rhonda Milstead is an American politician and businesswoman serving as a member of the South Dakota House of Representatives from the 9th district. Milstead was appointed to the House by Governor Kristi Noem in December 2018 and assumed office on January 7, 2019.

Milstead lives in Hartford, South Dakota.

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Emergency medical responder (EMR)

Introduction
Please note that the EMR module is incomplete. Currently no units are completed.

Emergency medical responders can range from bystanders with Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) certification to trained professional rescuers such as First Responders, EMT-Basics/Intermediates, Paramedics, Nurses, or Doctors. Usually the most important tool used by these people is their brain. In Alberta, Canada, an EMR is a trained EMS professional, as per the National Occupational Competency Profile (NOCP), equivalent to the EMT-B in the U.S.A. This is also true in British Columbia, Canada. The hierarchy of paramedics in the BC Ambulance Service is highest at the Critical Care Paramedic (CCP), followed by Advanced Life Support (ALS), the Infant Transport Team (ITT), Primary Care Paramedic (PCP), and finally Emergency Medical Responder (EMR).

Preface
In general, Emergency Medical Responders are people such as police officer, firefighter or EMT that are trained to provide immediate pre hospital medical treatment to either a medical or trauma victim of accidents or disasters. EMR are not supposed to replace an EMT or Paramedic, EMR’s are only to provide enough care until the ambulance arrives. However, inn Canada, as per the NOCP of the Paramedic Association of Canada, an Emergency Medical Responder (EMR) is the first of four levels of paramedic training. The four levels are Emergency Medical Responder, Primary Care Paramedic, Advanced Care Paramedic, and Critical Care Paramedic (lowest level of training to highest level of training).

Scope of care
This is the Scope of Practice for Alberta Canada only. Please look for your specific location to find your scope. EMR Scope of Practice 􀁺 An Emergency Medical Responder may, under medical control and with an ongoing medical audit, provide the following health services: (a) conduct primary and secondary surveys, including scene assessments (b) use basic methods of managing medical, traumatic and obstetrical emergencies (c) use airway management techniques, including oropharyngeal airways, oral suction devices and oxygen-supplemented mask devices to assist ventilation (d) administer oxygen using basic delivery devices including masks and nasal canula (e) basic bandaging (f) cardiopulmonary resuscitation (g) patient extrication (h) use basic splinting techniques, including spinal immobilization with long spine boards and cervical collars (i) automated and semi-automated defibrillation ( taken from Section 9 of the Health Disciplines Act of Alberta Canada.)

Skills practiced

 * Primary and Secondary surveys
 * Basic airway management
 * Oxygen therapy
 * Ventilation support
 * Circulation support
 * Automated defibrillation
 * Cardiopulmonary resuscitation
 * Spinal immobilization
 * Vital sign evaluation
 * Respirations
 * Pulse
 * Blood pressure
 * Skin condition
 * Pupils
 * Blood glucose
 * Pulse oximetry
 * Splinting
 * Bandaging
 * Stretcher Operation
 * IV Maintenance (starting an IV is a PCP/ACP/CCP skill)
 * Patient extrication and transport

Tools used
The typical tools used by an EMR include but are not limited to the following:
 * Airway management tools:
 * Oropharyngeal airways (all sizes).
 * Nasopharyngeal airways (all sizes).
 * Electric suction, or, V-Vac.
 * Yankeur suction tubing.
 * Bulb suction.
 * Oxygen therapy tools:
 * Easyseal mask.
 * Simple face mask.
 * Non-rebreathing mask (NRB).
 * Nasal cannulae.
 * Oxygen tubing.
 * Compressed, medical grade, oxygen with regulator.
 * Ventilation support tools:
 * Bag valve mask (BVM).
 * Pocket mask.
 * Circulation support tools:
 * Automated external defibrillator (AED).
 * Spinal immobilization tools:
 * Long Back board.
 * Short Spine board.
 * KED.
 * C-collar.
 * Head roll.
 * Scoop stretcher.
 * Vital sign evaluation tools:
 * Stethoscope.
 * Sphygmomanometre.
 * Pediatric BP cuff.
 * Adult BP cuff.
 * Large BP cuff.
 * Penlight.
 * Pulse Oximetre.
 * Blood glucose metre.
 * Other tools:
 * Traction splint.
 * Assorted splints.
 * Assorted bandages.
 * Stretcher.

Body of knowledge

 * Human anatomy
 * See main unit /Human anatomy/
 * Pharmacology
 * See main unit /Pharmacology/

Standard protocols
The most important thing for any EMR is the systemic approach. For every scene and every patient one must follow the same protocol. This protocol is designed to ensure that all life threatening injuries and illnesses are stabilized with a priority sequence and that none are missed. Failure to follow this protocol could result in the loss of a patient and the revocation of an EMR licence and potentially litigation/prosecution should injury/death result (failure to meet the standard of care). Protocols are part of offline medical control. In certain (rare) circumstances, online medical control (direct call to a medical physician, typically a trauma surgeon or the medical director of the relevant entity) can grant an EMR special permissions.

Scene Survey
Upon arriving on scene at any call, an EMR will be required to take certain measures prior to approaching the patient(s) to ensure Responder safety Remember the first priority of every Rescuer/EMR is safety of self and team.

Study the /Scene/patient assessment/ module.

Primary survey
The primary survey is a systemic approach to analyzing the patient in order to rapidly find any life threatening injury or illness. The sequence to be followed is reviewed in the EMR primary survey module and should not be interrupted with the exception of to perform a critical intervention.

Level of Consciousness (LOC)-->Delicate spine/Suspected delicate spine

Airway-->Breathing-->Circulation-->Deadly Bleeding-->External Defib (if necessary)

Rapid Body Survey (RBS)=Head-->neck-->torso/back-->pelvis-->legs-->arms

Study and master the /Primary survey/ module before moving on.

Skin Oxygen(remember to get a baseline SPO2 before throwing O2 on) Airway(as in OPA or NPA) Position of patient

Critical interventions
During the primary survey an EMR may find an immediate life threatening emergency. In these cases the EMR will interrupt the primary survey to perform a critical intervention.

Learn what is and is not classified as a critical intervention and how to carry out a critical intervention in the /Critical interventions/ module

Transport decision
After the primary survey, an EMR must decide whether it is essential to load and go (load the patient into the ambulance immediately and begin transport), or if the EMR can stay on the scene to stabilize the patient (A.K.A. stay and play).

Study the protocol for the transport decision in the /Transport decision/ module.

Patient history
An EMR must retrieve the same medical history for the patient regardless of the suspected mechanism of injury or illness (MOI).

Study the /Patient history/ module.

Vitals
A full set of vitals should include: LOC, RRM(rate/rhythm/quality) of respirations and pulse, skin colour condition and temperature, blood pressure, pulse oximetry, pupils, and blood glucose.

Head-to-Toe
A more detailed version of the RBS. Visually assess for any deformities, contusions, abrasions, penetrations, burns, tenderness, lacerations, swelling. Also feel for any tenderness, instability or crepitus. The head2toe should be completed in the following order: Head-->Neck-->Chest-->Abdomen-->Pelvis-->Lower Extremities-->Upper Extremities-->Back

This is the above mentioned mnemonic used for assessing 'head-to-toe'. It is done as it sounds. For whatever trauma pt, it will be DCAP-BTLS. For unconscious, ask any bystanders if they know what happened, how, if others were involved, etc. If they possibly know the pt's medical history or any allergies or conditions. So for unconscious or conscious, this will be used:

D- Deformities

C- Contusions

A- Abrasions

P- Perforations, punctures, penetrations

B- Burns

T- Tenderness

L- Lacerations

S- Swelling

One for the Medical patient will be done by (if awake and conscious), SAMPLE history and if in pain, OPQRST:

S- Signs and Symptoms  ("what does your pain feel like?")

A- Allergies  ("Do you have any allergies?")

M- Medications  ("Are you on any meds? What ones?")

P- Past of medical history  ("Have you had this happen before? Do you have any other medical problems?")

L- Last Oral Intake  ("What did you last eat?")

E- Events prior and causing EMS to come  ("What happened to make you need to call?")

and

O- Onset  ("What happened to make you feel this way?")

P- Provocation  ("Does anything help it feel better or get worse?")

Q- Quality  ("What does your pain feel like?")

R- Region(s)/ Radiating  ("Does the pain spread anywhere else? Where exactly does it hurt?")

S- Severity

T- Time and History

Respirations
The respiratory rate (number of respirations the patient makes in one minute) should be measured. Place one hand on the patient’s solar plexus and if the patient is unconscious, hover an ear a few inches above the patient’s mouth. Watch the chest rise and fall while listening to the quality of the breaths. Count the number of breaths taken over one (1) minute, if expedience is necessary, count the breaths over fifteen (15) seconds and multiply the number by four (4).

The number of breaths per minute should be as follows:
 * For an adult;
 * 12 to 20 breaths per minute.
 * If the patients breaths per minute exceed 30 or are below 10 a critical intervention is required.
 * For an adolescent aged 11 to 14;
 * 12 to 20 breaths per minute.
 * For a child aged 6 months to 10 years;
 * 15 to 30 breaths per minute.
 * For an infant;
 * 25 to 50 breaths per minute.

Sounds to listen for in a patients breathing are.
 * Snoring: Indicates a partial blockage of the airway.
 * Wheezing: Indicates inflammation in the patient’s airway.
 * Gurgling: Indicates fluids in the airway.
 * Stridor: Indicates the Larynx is swollen and blocking the upper airway

Breath quality may be observed by looking for the following
 * Normal: a normal rise and fall of the chest without accessory muscle use.
 * Shallow: a very slight rise and fall of the chest.
 * Labored: use of accessory muscles while breathing.  In a conscious patient this can be identified by a complaint of “having trouble breathing”.

Pulse
The pulse should be measured from the carotid artery in an adult or child, and from the brachial artery in an infant. Place the index and middle figure on the artery to feel the pulse. Count the number of beats per minute, just as the breaths are counted.

A normal pulse rate should be as follows:
 * For an adult or adolescent older than 11;
 * 60 to 105 beats per minute.
 * For a child aged 3 to 10;
 * 70 to 130 beats per minute.
 * For a small child aged 6 months to 3 years;
 * 80 to 140 beats per minute.
 * For an infant aged 6 months or less;
 * 90 to 140 beats per minute.
 * For a newborn;
 * 120 to 160 beats per minute.

Blood pressure
BP testing is done as part of Vitals in the Secondary Survey. To administer Nitroglycerin (almost exclusively to patients of Angina), the patient MUST have a systolic BP of >100. See Pharmacology.

As of 2016, the systolic BP requirements for NTG administration is now >/= 90 mmhg (Greater than or equal to 90 mmhg) as part of their Chest Pain management protocol in some provinces in Canada, particularly in BC.

Pupils PEARL
Pupils Equal And Responsive to Light

You can determine this with the medical pen light. (Depends upon the EMS company, sometimes they will provide you one for free or at low cost, or you're going to have to get one yourself.)

Blood glucose 80-120 (Or 3.8mmol/l - 8.0mmol/l)
Just remember, four to eight is great!!

Pulse oximetry 90-100%
Pulse oximetry uses a light emitter with red and infrared LEDs that shines through a reasonably translucent site with good blood flow. On adults you should place the pulse oximeter on the finger tip(one without finger nail polish if possible). This device measures oxygen saturation in the blood(SpO2). The reading should be in the range of 90-100% for healthy persons. 95% or higher is an ideal SpO2 reading. Anything <80% is basically incompatible with life. This device can tell you whether or not oxygenated blood is being circulated through the body.

Level of Consciousness
AVPU [A-Alert] [V-Alert to verbal stimuli] [P-Alert to pain (sternal rub, pinch)]* [U=Unresponsive]
 * In British Columbia, Canada, the sternal rub is considered an old standard and no longer Best Practice.

Glascow Coma Scale (GCS)

[Eyes] 4-Spontaneous 3-Responsive to verbal stimuli 2-Responsive to pain stimuli 1-None

[Verbal] 5-Oriented 4-Confused 3-Inappropriate words 2-Incomprehensible sounds 1-None

[Movement] 6-Obeys verbal commands 5-Localizes 4-Withdraws 3-Flexion 2-Extension 1-None

In the Province of British Columbia, Canada, a patient with GCS of 13 or less is RTC (rapid transport category).

Helmet Removal
Though not required if it doesn't impede other protocols, helmets are typically removed by paramedics. This is because hospital staff are typically not trained to properly remove helmets while maintaining spinal stabilization, nor are firefighters and other first responders.

Cervical Collar
Patients with a delicate spine are first returned to an anatomical position, including realignment of the head&neck via a 2-axis movement. Thereafter, a hard cervical collar is applied. Note: the cervical collar is not, by itself, considered adequate spinal stabilization.

Kendrick Extrication Device (the K.E.D.)
Commonly used in auto-vehicle collisions.

Scoop Stretcher
In Canada, with the exception of the British Columbia Ambulance Service, the scoop stretcher is (in general) no longer used for spinal stabilization. It is also difficult to use in non-flat&hard surfaces (e.g., snow, dirt, sand...etc.).

You DO NOT remove anything additional (helmet, impaled bar, knife, etc.) unless it interferes with CPR/ airway.

Heat related emergencies
(<IP_ADDRESS> 19:07, 13 September 2012 (UTC)Myles Walters<IP_ADDRESS> 19:07, 13 September 2012 (UTC)) Three stages, listed from least fatal, to most. 1-heat cramps S/S (signs and symptoms) -Faintness, dizziness, exhaustion -rapid pulse -nausea, possible vomiting -hot sweaty skin -sever muscular cramps and pain 2-heat exhaustion S/S -Pale skin -Sweaty -nausea -shaking 3-heat stroke- disturbance of heat regulating system and lack of sweating. Temperature over normal range. 40*C will develop into cardiogenic shock if untreated. (most people who think they have heat stroke usually have heat exhaustion)

S/S -temperature rising to 40*C+ -rapid full pulse -hot dry skin (absence of sweating) -noisy breathing -restlessness, convulsions, unconsciousness

Cold related emergencies
Cold related emergencies are no where near as dangerous as heat related emergencies. But these emergencies usaully occur in a backcountry or wilderness settings rather than an urban setting. Cold related emergencies can range anywhere from moderate (1st degree) frostbite to Severe (3rd degree) frostibite and to Hypothermia.

Diagnosis
Diagnosis is the single biggest thing an EMR can do. In the case of severly hypothermic patients a pulse may be present but not felt by the EMR. Leading them to believe this person has had a Myocardial Infarcation. If a good history is available it will show that this person has not had heart failure but rather is severely hypothermic. All patients who appear not to have a pulse after checking for 10 seconds or less, MUST receive CPR/Chest Compressions. PUSH HARD, PUSH FAST and ensure a higher level of care is on it's way, usually by calling 911. Any rough handling such as CPR can cause the heart to go into a cardiac arrhythmia such as Ventricular Fibrillation(V-Fib).

Treatment
Treatment for the cold injured is dependent upon the condition (frostbite or hypothermia) and severity of the condition. Generally the EMR is not going to treat severe cases of cold injury. The most likely course of action is to bring the patient in to a hospital.

Shock
3 Stages of Shock

Compensated Pale Skin Slightly rapid heart rate Normal blood pressure Anxiety Delayed capillary refill in the infant or child

Decompensated Thirst Rapid heart rate Decreased blood pressure Cool and moist skin that is pale, grey, or bluish and mottled. Major changes in the patient's mental status.

Irreversible Cells start to die. Very low blood pressure Extremley rapid pulse. Death is imminent at this point or stage of shock.

TYPES OF SHOCK: 1.Hypovolaemic shock- Patient has lost enough blood to send them into shock. If not treated immediately, it is fatal. Treat the sourceof the bleeding and transport them to ER. Blood volumizers can be administered through IV(large bore if possible). Hextend or hetastarch can buy time until transfusions and surgical care can be arranged.

2.Cardiogenic shock- This is cardiac pump failure. The heart has been damaged by an acute myocardial infarction, and isn't healthy enough to perfuse the organs of the body. This could lead to cardiac arrest and other organ failure. Patient should be taken to cardiac surgery hospital.

3.Anaphylactic shock- This occurs when a patient comes into contact with something that he/she is severely allergic to. Patient will appear swollen, red and splotchy skin legions, contact dermatitis. The problem is that when this occurs, the patients airway can close up. If the patient can't breathe, they will be dead within minutes. Responder should administer epinephrine immediately, and contact EMS or transport to nearest emergency center. Epi pins or so they are called are emergency auto injectors that people carry, especially if they know they are allergic to certain insect bites. Look for a medical allergy tag. This also tells of medications that the patient is allergic to. If Patient's airwary is closed, EMT must intubate the patient. The Combitube may be a good choice, because it is a blind insertion. Even if you miss the trachea, you can inflate a balloon fixed to the device and your bag valve mask will force O2 down the bronchial main tubes, and into the lungs.(always check for bi-lateral chest movement, and gastric distention)

4.Septic shock     - Severe infection starts to shut down the body's organs. Perfusion is decreased to all parts of the body, and if not treated patient will die. Doctors must treat patient with antibiotics and anti-viral medications to save the patients life. However, once a patient has entered septic shock, they are in serious medical trouble.

5.Psychogenic shock - The body loses control over its ability to contract and dilate blood vessels. This could cause a patient to faint, because inadequate levels of blood and oxygen are reaching the brain. This can be cause by shocking news or other traumatic event. The first thing you can do is prevent the patient from injuring themselves when they fall. The skin may appear pale, and the patient may feel lightheaded and confused. Try to reassure them, and transport to hospital if needed.

6.Insulin shock    - The patient has become hypoglycemic (low blood sugar) due to excessively high levels of insulin in the blood stream. Patient will be confused, light headed, combative(possibly) and have redder than usual skin(if light skinned). The medic should administer oral glucose (sub-lingual). This helps raise the patient's blood sugar level. They may begin to come out of shock, however they may still need to see a physician. Always check blood sugar if you're diabetic.

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cruce

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a waterpot, pitcher, or cruse

Etymology
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Noun

 * 1) cross

Etymology 1
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Noun

 * 1) crossroads, crossing, intersection a place where one road crosses another; an intersection of two or more roads
 * 2) crossing, (action of crossing or traversing (a room, street, sea, etc.), or time elapsed for it)
 * 3) crosswalk
 * 4) crossing (action of causing to cross)
 * 5) crossbreeding action, effect or product of producing (an organism) by the mating of individuals of different breeds, varieties, or species; hybridize
 * 1) crossing (action of causing to cross)
 * 2) crossbreeding action, effect or product of producing (an organism) by the mating of individuals of different breeds, varieties, or species; hybridize
 * 1) crossbreeding action, effect or product of producing (an organism) by the mating of individuals of different breeds, varieties, or species; hybridize
 * 1) crossbreeding action, effect or product of producing (an organism) by the mating of individuals of different breeds, varieties, or species; hybridize

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Polish/Basic sentences 1

^ Polish ^

 * Co to jest? / tso to yest / - What is it/this?

This question is used to ask about things/objects and refers mostly to both plural and singular, although the answers vary depending on the number:

 * To jest ... / to yest / > This is...
 * To są .../ to sõ / > These/Those are...

eg. " - Co to jest?" " - To jest książka." / to yest kshõshka / > This is a book.

" - Co to jest?" " - To są książki." / to sõ kshõshki / > These are (some) books.

To get information about a person, you need to use "kto?" / who? /:
 * Kto to jest? > Who is it?

The possible answers are:
 * To jest...- in singular
 * To są...- in plural

eg. " - Kto to jest?" " - To jest człowiek." /to yest chwovyek/ This is a man/human. " - Kto to jest?" " - To są ludzie." /to sõ looje/ These are people.

The following sentences may be employed to introduce your family or friends to someone:

 * moja mama > my mom
 * mój tata > my dad
 * moja siostra / shostra / > sister
 * mój brat > brother
 * mój kuzyn / koozin / > cousin (male)
 * moja kuzynka / koozinka / > cousin (female)
 * moje dziecko / jetsko / > child
 * To jest moja rodzina. > This is my family.

< Polish pronunciation < ^ Polish ^ > Basic Polish sentences 2 >

Polonês/Índice/Frases básicas 1

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 * The following discussion is an archived debate of the proposed deletion of a fair use image as a replaceable image. Please do not modify it.

The result was to delete the image.

This image may no longer exist and could be classified as historic as the subjects' in question brother has recently died and reports indicate he will also be buried in this grave thus meaning a new headstone.Also the grave is in a private cemetery as part of a church so it is not readily accessible to the public. This image has no financial worth and would only be appropriate on the subjects' page and will not be used elsewhere.
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Talk:Loafing and Camouflage

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It seems to me that "Loufa kai Parallagi" has a lot in common with MASH (including, purely incidentally, the fact that it started out as a movie and later became a television program). I wonder if it would be appropriate to mention this in the article <IP_ADDRESS> 02:27, 21 October 2007 (UTC)

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 * Welcome to this page brought to you by Jvallentine1211. So happy to be on Wikipedia

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List of tallest buildings in Pretoria

This list of tallest buildings in Pretoria ranks completed buildings by height in Pretoria, Gauteng, one of the three capital cities of South Africa. Pretoria's tallest building is the South African Reserve Bank Building built in 1988.

Tallest buildings
This list ranks Pretoria's skyscrapers that stand at least 50 m (164 ft) tall, based on standard height measurement.

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User:U6181318/be bold

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Moses Meninga

Moses Meninga (born 6 June 1993) is a Papua New Guinean professional rugby league footballer who plays for the Townsville Blackhawks in the Queensland Cup. He represented the Papua New Guinea national team at the 2017 World Cup.

Biography
Meninga was born in Mount Hagen, Papua New Guinea. His family name was traditionally spelled Mennga. He played his junior rugby league for the Solo Eels.

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School:Theology

Truthfulness and rationality in religions are truths that can be substantiated by science or those that cannot be proven to be wrong. Kurt Kawohl

The School of Theology is devoted to study of religion, spirituality, and deities. Participants here at this school may use rational analysis and argument to discuss, interpret, and teach on any of a myriad of religious topics. For that reason, the school works in close participation with the School of Religious Studies.

Religious Studies is an academic field devoted to research into religious beliefs, behaviors, and institutions. It describes, compares, interprets, and explains religion, emphasizing systematic, historically based, and cross-cultural perspectives. While Theology attempts to understand the transcendent or supernatural according to traditional religious accounts, religious studies takes a more scientific and objective approach independent of any particular religious viewpoint.

The School of Theology can be undertaken to help participants understand more truly one's own religious tradition or can be undertaken with the goal of preservation of religious traditions, reform of a particular tradition, or to apply the resources of a particular religious tradition to some present day problem, situation or need.

So, whether you are interested in Bahá'í, Islam, Buddhism, Christianity, Urantia, or any other doctrinal foundation, Wikiversity is your soundboard and learning environment to find others who think and believe as you do. If you wish to further your knowledge and practice to encompass a richer base for doing so, please, by all means, feel free.

At Wikiversity, a school is a large organizational structure which can contain various departments and divisions. The departments and divisions should be listed in the departments and divisions section. The school can contain projects for developing learning resources.

The faculties, departments, and divisions are not listed in any particular order or preference.

Faculty of Western Religions

 * Note: These are religions that predominately found in the Western cultures of the world.

 * Division of Islamic Studies
 * The Institute for Islamic Research and Study
 * Department of Qur'anic Studies — includes topics like
 * Division of Jewish Studies
 * Department of Tanakh Studies — includes topics like the Torah and the Nevi'im and the Ketuvim
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 * Division of Buddhist Studies
 * Division of Confucian Studies
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 * Division of Jainism Studies
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 * Note: These are religions that are old.

 * Division of Ancient Egyptian Religion Studies
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 * Note: These are religions that have existed less than a thousand years.

 * Division of Ayyavazhi Studies
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 * Division of Theistic Satanism Studies
 * Division of Urantia Studies
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Faculty of Indigenous Religions

 * Note: These are religions that are old, but dominate only relatively small local cultures and groups.

 * Division of Indigenous African Religion Studies
 * Division of Serer Religion Studies
 * Division of Shinto Studies

Related subjects

 * Division of Peace Studies
 * School of Religious Studies — the study of religion as a product of society
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 * A Course In Miracles - by Helen Schucman
 * Tao Te Ching - key to Taoism (or Daoism)
 * The Urantia Book - the complete public domain text
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 * 15 October 2017 - Seeking True Beliefs announced on Wikiversity Main Page News!

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Talk:Trouble (Chris Rene song)

Repeatedly Removing Vandalism from Page:

I, along with one other editor and a bot, have repeatedly removed a particular item of vandalism from this page. The quote in question has never been sourced and I could not find any evidence of its existence on the NYTimes homepage or by Googling the text. The vandal repeatedly adds the quote back. The last time, the vandal added a personal message to me using a vulgarity. I would welcome any suggestions from other editors as to how to prevent this from continuing. Thanks. AlexL fan (talk) 10:31, 10 July 2012 (UTC)

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Word of Honor (TV series)

Word Of Honor, previously titled A Tale of the Wanderers (天涯客), is a 2021 Chinese costume streaming television series co-produced by Ciwen Media, and Youku, directed by Cheng Zhi Chao, Ma Hua Gan, and Li Hong Yu, written by Xiao Chu, adapted from the danmei novel "Faraway Wanderers" (天涯客) by Priest. It starred Zhang Zhehan (Chinese: 张哲瀚) and Gong Jun (Chinese: 龚俊) in the leading roles. The series aired on Youku from February 22 to May 5 with 36 episodes, plus a short bonus clip shows what happened after the end of the main series.

It was featured on Teen Vogue 's best BL dramas of 2021 list. The drama series were taken down from Chinese online video platforms in August 2021 due to industry boycott against the actor Zhang Zhehan.

Synopsis
The leader of assassin organisation "The Window of Heaven", Zhou Zishu (played by Zhang Zhehan), condemns himself to a life of exile out of guilt for his past deeds. A self-inflicted wound will kill him within three years, and he means to live out the rest of his life in peace. During his travels, he meets Wen Kexing (played by Gong Jun), a mysterious figure with a playful attitude who is secretly orchestrating a vengeful plot as the leader of Ghost Valley. The two become entangled in various machinations within the martial arts world, and eventually become soulmates instrumental in each other's redemption. One conspiracy, two soulmates, five pieces of treasure, twenty years of grievances, and thousands of years of jianghu dreams have tied their destinies closely together.

Ghost Valley (Mountain Qingya)
A place where the most evil people in the world with nowhere else to go, gather.

Imperial Court and The Window of Heaven
One of the two most famous assassin organisations operating primarily in the north, The Window of Heaven is led by Helian Yi, Prince of Jin, used in his schemes in his bid for the throne.

Scorpion Sect
One of the two most famous assassin organizations operating primarily in the south, the Scorpion Sect is led by Scorpion King.

Five Lakes Alliance
Consists of the five great sects and their respective leaders:

 * Hei Zi as Gao Chong (voiced by Yang Mo), head of the Five Lakes Alliance and leader of Yue Yang Sect
 * Zhang Jia Hang as Gao Chong (young)
 * Wang Ruo Lin as Zhao Jing (voiced by Guo Hao Ran), leader of Tai Hu Sect; known as the San Bai Hero; in control of the Scorpion Sect; Tragicomic Ghost's former lover
 * Tian Mu Yang as Zhao Jing (young)
 * Guo Jia Hao as Shen Shen (voiced by Qi Si Jia), leader of Da Gu Shan Sect
 * Chang Yuan Jia as Shen Shen (young)
 * Chang Jin as Zhang Yusen, leader of Jing Hu Mountain Pavilion (Mirror lake sect); Zhang Chengling's father
 * Zhou Tai Heng (周泰亨) as Zhang Yusen (young)
 * Yang Han as Lu Taichong, leader of Dan Yang Sect

Yue Yang Sect

 * Jin Le as Gao Xiaolian (voiced by *Nie Xi Ying), Gao Chong's daughter
 * Yang Wan Li as Deng Kuan (voiced by Liu Si Cen), head disciple of Yue Yang Sect
 * Yang Zhen as Zhu Yaozhi, disciple of Yue Yang Sect
 * Tang Yuan Sheng as Gao Shan, disciple of Yue Yang Sect
 * Tang Shu Ya as Xie Wuyang, disciple of Yue Yang Sect; adopted son of Zhao Jing
 * Huang Zi Yi (黄子益) as Song Huairen, disciple of Yue Yang Sect

Jing Hu Mountain Pavilion (Mirror lake sect)

 * Yan Ding Xiang Yu (闫丁翔宇) as Zhang Chengfeng, elder son of Zhang Yusen
 * Chen Qi (陈启) as Zhang Chengluan, second son of Zhang Yusen

Chang Ming Mountain

 * Huang You Ming as Ye Baiyi (voiced by Jin Xian), sword immortal of Chang Ming Mountain. A mysterious and highly skilled martial artist who lived for a century. Rong Xuan's teacher
 * Li Ming Xuan as Rong Xuan, known as the Feng Shan Sword. Creator of the Martial Arts Library. Ye Baiyi's disciple

Unaffiliated

 * Wei Zheming as Jing Beiyuan (Seventh Lord) (voiced by Ling Fei): a former prince of Jin Kingdom and Zhou Zishu's old friend. He is the main character of Lord Seventh or Qi Ye, the prequel novel to Tian Ya Ke. Unbeknownst to the rest of the characters, Jing Beiyuan is the destined soulmate of Helian Yi and has died and reincarnated many times before. In his last life, he was sent back to his first life to be the prince again and redo that life. His actions thereafter change the destinies of all those around him, including Zhou Zishu. He may be secretly related to Helian Yi.
 * Fan Jinwei as Wu Xi (Da Wu) (voiced by Zhang He): the shamanic leader of Nan Jiang and Zhou Zishu's old friend. In his youth, he was a royal hostage in the Kingdom of Jin and grew up in the royal court with Jing Beiyuan, Zhou Zishu, and Helian Yi. He slowly befriends and falls in love with Jing Beiyuan. In the novel, he is sent away by Beiyuan before the final battle against foreign invaders but returns to rescue him and help defeat his enemies. Jing Beiyuan leaves his old life behind and goes to live with Wu Xi at the end of the novel.

《Si Ji Mountain Pavilion (Four Season Manor)》
A former wulin stronghold which has now faded into nonexistence.
 * Gong Zheng Nan as Qin Huaizhang: master of Si Ji Mountain Pavilion and Zhou Zishu's teacher.
 * Guo Jianan and Zhang Yuebin (张跃滨) (young) as Qin Jiuxiao: Qin Huaizhang's son and Zhou Zishu's close junior.
 * Cao Xiyue and Qiao Su (voice) as Princess Jing An: Zhou Zishu's junior and Qin Jiuxiao's lover.

《Long Yuan Pavilion》
An organization that is adept in traps and machinations.
 * Zhang Shuangli and Gao Yang (高扬) (young) as Long Que: the old master of Long Yuan Pavilion.
 * Wang Zirun and Zhang Yuwei (voice) as Long Xiao: the current master of Long Yuan Pavilion and Long Que's son.

《Immortal Physician Valley 》

 * Zou Shizhong (邹世中) as the Master of Immortal Physician Valley.
 * Yu Xinyan as Yue Feng'er: the senior disciple of Immortal Physician Valley and Rong Xuan's wife.
 * Ji Xiaofei as Zhen Ruyu: Wen Kexing's father.
 * Ou Ruola as Gu Miaomiao: Wen Kexing's mother.

《Qing Feng Sword Sect (Gentle Wind Sword Sect)》

 * Wang Boqing as Mo Huaiyang: leader of Qing Feng Sword Sect and Cao Weining's teacher.
 * Wang Kang as Mo Weixu: Mo Huaiyang's son.
 * Cheng Cheng as Fan Huaikong: elder of Qing Feng Sword Sect.

《Hua Shan Sect》
One of the sects under the Wu Yue Sword Alliance.
 * Liu Hanyang as Yu Qiufeng (voiced by Ling Zhenhe): leader of Hua Shan Sect and Beauty Ghost's former lover.
 * Jia Yu (嘉裕) as Yu Tianjie: son of Yu Qiufeng.
 * Kong Lingzi (孔令孜) as He Ruicai: disciple of Hua Shan Sect.

《Tai Shan Sect》
One of the sects under the Wu Yue Sword Alliance.
 * Wang Gang as Ao Laizi (voiced by Zhao Mingzhou): leader of Tai Shan Sect.
 * Zhang Chen as Qing Bo: disciple of Tai Shan Sect.
 * Liu Ruxuan as Qing Hua: disciple of Tai Shan Sect.
 * Wang Yilong as Qing Song: disciple of Tai Shan Sect.

《Duan Jian Mountain Pavilion (Broken Sword Manor)》

 * Zhao Hongwu as Mu Siyuan: leader of Duan Jian Mountain Pavilion.
 * Yuan Shuai as Mu Yunge: disciple of Duan Jian Mountain Pavilion.

《Beggar Sect》

 * Wei Jia (魏甲) as the Leader of Beggar Sect.
 * Kou Zhenhai as Huang He (voiced by Zhang Yaohan): elder of Beggar Sect.
 * Zhou Xiaopeng as Lu Liu (voiced by Liu Cong).
 * Ma Lan as Tao Hong (voiced by Ma Cheng).

《Four Sages of An Ji》

 * Yu Zikuan as He Yifan: a former bandit who turned good.
 * Zhang Zhiwei as Du Yuqian.
 * Lu Chunsheng as Pei Feng: husband of Qiao Xing.
 * Tong Xiaomei as Qiao Xing: wife of Pei Feng.

Others

 * Huang Bixing as Feng Xiaofeng.
 * Wang Gang as Gao Shan Nu.
 * Yu Aiqun as Ci Mu Da Shi: master of Shao Lin Temple.
 * Zhao Yongzhan as the Leader of Cao Sect.
 * Ren Xihong as Wang Moxuan: Leader of Ju Jing Sect.
 * Han Haoxiang as the Second Generation Leader of Ju Jing Sect.
 * Xu Wei as the Leader of Hai Sha Sect.
 * Song Yagang as the Leader of Tiezhang Sect.
 * Wang Chong (王崇) as the Leader of Wu Hu Duan Jian Sect.
 * Li Tongdong as the Leader of Fu Niu Sect.
 * Hou Quanlong (侯全龙) as Sun Zhong: Leader of Ying Zhua Sect.
 * Shen Baoping as Uncle Li: old boat captain who gives Zhou Zishu the responsibility of sending Zhang Chengling safely to the Five Lakes Alliance.
 * Zhao Qihang as Ping An: Jing Beiyuan's disciple
 * Wu Kunyi as A Qin Lai: Jing Beiyuan's subordinate
 * Fu Rou Mei Qi as Yun Zai: a courtesan saved by Gu Xiang.
 * Ren Yixuan as Hong Lu: a courtesan saved by Gu Xiang.
 * Li Man (李曼) as Yan Wan: disciple of Emei Sect and Mu Yunge's lover.
 * Yang Mo as Fang Buzhi: a famous thief known as Jiu Zhua Ling Hu.
 * Wei Yu as Minister Li: the military commissioner and Princess Jing An's father, killed by Zhou Zishu.
 * Wang Xingyi as Green Clothed Swordsman: assassin and guard of the military commissioner manor.
 * Yan Yan as Yue Rong.
 * Yun Xiang as Bi Xingming.
 * Lu Jin as Zhi Yin Shi Tai.
 * Wang Haochen (王皓晨) as Deng Kuan's son.
 * Hao Jianchun (郝荐椿) as Meng Po.
 * Wu Lin as Gui Mian Ke.
 * Cheng Wanchuan (成万川) as Luo Hao.
 * Lu Huan as Uncle Lin.
 * Wang Pin as Cheng Zichen.
 * Liu Meixi as Zhang Nianxiang.
 * Wang Kai (Extra)

Soundtrack
Word of Honor OST (山河令 网剧音乐原声大碟) consisted of 13 tracks, sung by various artists.

Production
In June 2020, the main leads Zhang Zhehan and Gong Jun were announced along with the production team. On the same day, the filming ceremony was held. On July 18, a fanmeeting was held. The series was filmed from June 3 to September 23 at Hengdian World Studios.

Concert
‘Word of Honor’ Theme Concert took place on the 3 and 4 of May 2021, in the gymnasium of the Suzhou Olympic Sports Centre. The main leads Zhang Zhehan, Gong Jun, Zhou Ye, Ma Wenyuan, and Sun Xilun attended the shows along with supporting cast members Zhao Qian (Du Pusa), Huang You Ming (Ye Baiyi), Li Dai Kun (Xie Wang), Hei Zi (Gao Chong), Chen Zi Han (Luo Fumeng), Jin Le (Gao Xiaolian), Ke Nai Yu (Liu Qianqiao), Wang Ruo Lin (Zhao Jin), Guo Jia Hao (Shen Shen), Fan Jinwei (Wu Xi), Guo Yun Fei (Duan Pengjiu), and Wang Rong (Han Ying). Over 600,000 people participated in the tickets purchased, but only 40,000 seats available. The tickets sold out within 40 seconds. Online tickets were also available for livestream through media platform Youku, costing CN¥68 (US$10) per day.

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1884 Poole by-election

The Poole by-election of 1884 was fought on 19 April 1884. The by-election was fought due to the death of the incumbent MP, Charles Schreiber. It was won by the Conservative candidate William James Harris.

Background
Charles Schreiber had been elected at the 1880 general election, representing Poole, Dorset until his death in March 1884. A by-election was called for the following month.

Result
The seat was retained by the Conservative Party.

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façadisme

Noun

 * 1) the practice in urbanism to renovate a building (especially one enjoying conservation protection) thoroughly inside, but leave the façade unaltered, so the view is preserved even if the function changes

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Wikipedia:Peer review/Elizabeth of Bosnia/archive2

The article is already a GA, so I'll treat this as an A-class review. --Piotr Konieczny aka Prokonsul Piotrus| reply here 11:54, 10 July 2012 (UTC)
 * consider increasing the density of references to ensure all sentences are cited;
 * consider providing translations of titles for foreign languages references;
 * please add "p." to page numbers in references;
 * regarding the "Instytut Historii (Polska Akademia Nauk) (2004). Acta Poloniae historica, Issues 89–90. Zakład Narodowy im. Ossolińskich" ref, if I am not mistaken, it is a reprint / colletion of academic articles. Try to identify the relevant article and author;
 * The article are referencing Jan Długosz twice. He is very much a primary source, a secondary source would be preferred;
 * sections on issue and ancestry are unreferenced, ditto for the note;
 * Vladislaus, Jogaila. The name of this king is a bit controversial; I'd suggest using Władysław instead of Vladislaus, an on the first use, note the Polish spelling of Jagiełło (Jogaila is Lithuanian);
 * the article does a good job with ilinks, but all castles are notable, and not all are linked here, please ensure they have links;
 * please try to remove the see also section, both links should be incorporated in text;
 * Polish wiki notes one tidbit not mentioned here: that she used the title of Queen of Poland, and implies it was at least a bit controversial. Perhaps the article could be expanded to discuss this.


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Template:Did you know nominations/The Childhood of a Leader (film)

The result was: promoted by 97198 (talk) 12:17, 10 May 2015 (UTC)

The Childhood of a Leader (film)

 * ... that Brady Corbet's directorial debut The Childhood of a Leader is currently in-production?
 * QPQ: Super Mario Land

Created by Jockzain (talk). Nominated by Captain Assassin! (talk) at 04:06, 8 February 2015 (UTC).

 * But the film has start filming, see Deadline article and Screen International article both clearly states that filming is currently taking place.--Jockzain (talk) 10:55, 8 February 2015 (UTC)
 * Oh boy, filming's underway, I know. -- Captain Assassin! «T ♦ C ♦ G» 10:57, 8 February 2015 (UTC)
 * Calling and
 * Symbol redirect vote 4.svg someone needs to get a review here! PanydThe muffin is not subtle 17:57, 4 April 2015 (UTC)

 * Symbol question.svg I haven't checked all criteria yet, but the cast section needs references, and QPQ is missing. -Zanhe (talk) 17:26, 14 April 2015 (UTC)

 * Symbol possible vote.svg Captain Assassin!, it's been over a week, and neither issue has been addressed: there are no references for the cast section, and the QPQ is still not supplied. These need to be addressed soon if the nomination is to proceed. BlueMoonset (talk) 18:17, 22 April 2015 (UTC)
 * I'll be addressing the problems soon. I was away very busy in my life for the last couple of weeks. -- Captain Assassin! «T ♦ C ♦ G» 16:31, 25 April 2015 (UTC)
 * Issues resolved. -- Captain Assassin! «T ♦ C ♦ G» 16:59, 25 April 2015 (UTC)
 * Symbol question.svg QPQ performed, article was new enough when nominated. Article is big enough and nom credits correct person. Every paragraph outside plot is cited. Article is neutral. Hook links to article and is short enough. Debut fact is cited and confiemed in reference, But I see nothing to convince me that production is not yet finished. I can see it has started but how do we know when it will finish? Graeme Bartlett (talk) 11:18, 26 April 2015 (UTC)
 * The filming is not finished yet, you can promote it. No need to wait for that. -- Captain Assassin! «T ♦ C ♦ G» 17:00, 27 April 2015 (UTC)
 * What I am saying is that the reference does not confirm the hook. I see work has started but I cannot tell from this statement that it still continues.  Is there a reference to say how long it is expected or when it should be finished?  Another issue is that the hook is not that interesting.  Every film would go through production, so is there something more interesting for a hook, so that an alt is available for whoever wants to promote? Graeme Bartlett (talk) 21:23, 27 April 2015 (UTC)
 * ALT1: ... that the upcoming film The Childhood of a Leader is a directorial debut of Brady Corbet?
 * ALT1 is suggested, you can pass it now. -- Captain Assassin! «T ♦ C ♦ G» 16:21, 28 April 2015 (UTC)
 * Symbol confirmed.svg This hook is OK. Good to go with alt1. Graeme Bartlett (talk) 21:06, 28 April 2015 (UTC)

 * Symbol possible vote.svg According to both sources 3 and 12, this is not Corbet's film directing debut but his feature film directing debut; he's already had a short film at Sundance (and maybe more; I didn't read further). Both the article and hook need to make this clear; I've struck the original hook per Graeme Bartlett and ALT1 due to this issue. It should be a fairly straightforward fix to specify that it's a feature film both in the article intro and body, since the sources make that clear. BlueMoonset (talk) 23:01, 28 April 2015 (UTC)
 * First, for your information, we don't write "feature" with directing debut, because everyone knows the meaning of directorial debut. The word only uses for feature films not for short films. You will never see written word "feature" with directing debut, mostly. Because short films are not always films, sometimes those are videos, clips, etc. By the way, I've added per your issue. But I'm not agree with it, nor will anyone who know the word better. -- Captain Assassin! «T ♦ C ♦ G» 03:05, 30 April 2015 (UTC)
 * ALT2: ... that the upcoming film The Childhood of a Leader is the feature directing debut of Brady Corbet?

 * Symbol confirmed.svg ALT2 hook is supported by sources 3 and 12. I made the grammatical change of "a" to "the". Approval restored based on Graeme Bartlett's previous review and a valid new hook. BlueMoonset (talk) 02:51, 9 May 2015 (UTC)


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History of the Jews in Białystok

History of the Jewish community of Bialystok (קהילת יהודי ביאליסטוק), the capital of Podlaskie Voivodeship in northeastern Poland, dates back to the mid-17th century. The local Jewish community grew rapidly, and from the beginning of the 19th century made up more than half of the entire population of Bialystok: until the First World War, Jews made up 66%-75% of the city's population, but between the two world wars the proportion of Jews dropped to 50%-60% of the residents.

The great development of the city and the Jewish community in it, is related to the development of the textile industry in Bialystok in the 19th century. In 1850, the first Jewish factory was established, and as early as 1867, about half of the 89 weaving factories in Bialystok were Jewish-owned.

The city developed a system of Hebrew, elementary and high schools, many youth movements, diverse from Jewish society, and also published a press in Yiddish.

With the German occupation in World War II, a Nazi ghetto was established for the Jews of Bialystok. During the last stages of the ghetto's existence, between 16 and 20 August 1943, a major revolt took place in the Białystok ghetto, led by members of the youth movements. Few fled to the forests and continued to fight as partisans, and the rest of the Jews of Bialystok, about 50,000, were mostly sent to Auschwitz extermination camp.

Early years
Jewish settlement in Podlaskie Voivodeship dates back to the 15th century, when small groups of the Mosaic faith appeared in Bielsk Podlaski. In 1522, the Trakai voivode, Olbracht Gasztołd, brought nine Jewish families to Tykocin.

The village, founded in the first half of the 15th century, which later became the city of Białystok, fell into the hands of the Branicki family in 1685. Jews lived there as early as 1658, which is confirmed by the information in the chronicle of the board of the Jewish religious community in Tykocin. It is known that in 1661 the poll tax was paid by 75 Jews from Białystok. In 1663, the chronicle noted that 75 Jewish men and women of over 14 years lived in Bialystok. The Białystok Jews were initially subordinate to the community in Tykocin.

In 1691, a special district was separated for them in parts of the land obtained in 1691 from the Catholic Church, located near the southern frontage of the Central Market Square (the so-called "pastewnik" behind Suraska Street). On July 11, 1692, the legal situation of Jews in Bialystok was settled - they were allowed then to own a temple and cemetery. In the eighties and nineties of the seventeenth century a large group of Jewish settlers came from Brest-Litovsk. As a result, there were economic and religious tensions, and their accumulation was accusing Jews of ritual murder. According to Christian sources, six-year-old Gabriel, born on March 22, 1684, was abducted by the Jewish leaseholder from Zwiereki - Szutka - to Białystok, where he was also killed. Regardless of the tensions, the Jewish population very quickly began to play an increasingly important role in the development of the city. heir economic position and demographic potential is evidenced by the construction in 1718 of a house of prayer (Beth midrash) in the city. A document issued by the Białystok jewish community (kehillah) dates back to 1711, in which he received PLN 1,000 from Teresa Wydrzycka, in exchange for which he was to pay 10% of the sum transferred annually, and after the death of the borrower, interest was to be reduced by 25%.

At the beginning of the 18th century, the Jews were separated from the Białystok municipal authorities and were subject directly to the superior castle authority. Within the kahal, the Białystok Jews had an extensive official structure, which was reformed by Izabela Branicka in 1777. The Jewish community was to choose for the whole year and for each month separately the "senior year" and "senior month" who managed the community. On the other hand, finance was entrusted to the "driller" who chose taxes, paid installments on the sums of money located in the kahal. As usual, all activities should take place in the bet midrash, under the general supervision of the court authority. In order to protect against embezzlement, the kahal cash register had three locks, one key for it was a drill, senior year and month senior. Jews had separate craft features, in 1777 it was a tailor, bakery, Cyrillic and furrier guild. The rabbi, according to the owners' will, was obliged to consent to the wedding. The court authorities ordered them to check the candidates in terms of their property. The future husband had to run or have money to set up his own business (e.g. trading by setting up a stall), or he should be professionally prepared for paid work (acquiring skills in a craft). The Jewish community administration kept three books - the first financial concerned the kehilla's revenues and expenses; in the second, all kehilla officials were enrolled; the third court contained protests, demonstrations and documentation of civil and criminal proceedings. In internal disputes between Jews, a kahal court (presided over by a senior year and senior month) or a clergy court (headed by a rabbi) was used, during which Talmudic law was used. If the subject of the claim exceeded 500 Zloty, she was entitled to "Apellacya from the clergyman, Jewish and kehilla court of Tuteyes, according to the dawney of the act, she would always be free to the Tykockiey synagogue." This remnant of the tykocin kahal's sovereignty is interesting because formally the Białystok kahal gained independence as early as 1745, and in 1771 the commune gained authority over the Jewish People in 59 centers, including Choroszcz and Gródek.

By the 19th century the Jewish population lived mainly in the city center, by the Kościuszko market square, and also in the quarter between Lipowa Street and the Biała River, along Mikołajewska (currently Sienkiewicza street) and Suraska. The oldest part of the Jewish district, called Szulhof, inhabited mainly by Orthodox people, was concentrated around the main synagogue and was located in the southern part of Suraska street.

The second center of religious life was located near Kupiecka Street (currently Malmeda Street), Żydowska Street (now Białówny street) and Giełdowa street (now Spółdzielcza street), and its center was a reformed synagogue called Chorsul (stood in the place of today's 6 Białówny Street).

In the 19th century another two, poorer neighborhoods of the city were developing Chanajki and Piaski (area of the Młynowa, Brukowa, Grunwaldzka, Kijowska, Krakowska, Marmurowa, Stoleczna, Sukienna, Mławska, Odeska, Cieszyńska, Angielska, Sosnowa, Czarna streets as well as Rynek Sienny).

Second Polish Republic
The Torah education system in Białystok during the 1930s was unique in that the Cheder and the Mesivta Yeshiva were both in the same city and under the same educational system. Most other cities only had a cheder.

Second World War
In 1939 the area of Bialystok and the region came under the rule of the Soviet Union in accordance with the Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact. The city and the region were incorporated into the Byelorussian Soviet Socialist Republic.

German occupation and the Holocaust
On June 22, 1941 with the onset of Nazi Germany's offensive, there was great panic in Bialystok, which was then part of the Byelorussian Soviet Socialist Republic. The Red Army began to flee and shops were looted, and prisoners, including Jews, escaped from prisons. David Klementinowski, a Jewish man who lived in the city, wrote: "Everyone who can, escapes with the Russians. The streets are full of tragic sights. Families who have lived together for decades must separate. The Soviet army's warehouses are looted by people for food and the Poles attack the Jews. We are afraid to leave the house because no one In an environment that will maintain law and order".

On June 27, 600–700 people (2,000 according to another source) were forced into the Great Synagogue, which was then set on fire. About a dozen of people escaped from the synagogue with help from Polish caretaker Józef Bartoszko. About 2,000-3,000 Białystok Jews died that day.

The German forces occupied the city and established the Białystok Ghetto, a Nazi ghetto set up by the German SS between July 26 and early August 1941 in the newly formed District of Bialystok within occupied Poland. About 50,000 Jews from the vicinity of Białystok and the surrounding region were confined into a small area of the city, which was turned into the district's capital. The ghetto was split in two by the Biała River running through it (see map). Most inmates were put to work in the slave-labor enterprises for the German war effort, primarily in large textile, shoe and chemical companies operating inside and outside its boundaries. The ghetto was liquidated in November 1943. Its inhabitants were transported in Holocaust trains to the Majdanek concentration camp and Treblinka extermination camps. Only a few hundred survived the war, either by hiding in the Polish sector of the city, escape following the Bialystok Ghetto Uprising, or by surviving the camps.

Polish People's Republic
On the wave of forced emigration lasting until the early 1970s, up to a hundred people of Jewish origin left Białystok. After March 1968, the end of the Jewish world was discussed in relation to the whole of Poland, but in that city it was clearly visible.

From the data that she managed to collect in the archives of the Institute of National Remembrance in the following years, it appears that by the end of 1968 ten permits to travel to Israel were issued in Bialystok. The following year, 58 people received such consent, and in 1970 only 25. In this group there were 3 members of the Polish United Workers' Party and 32 non-partisans, 17 representatives of the intelligentsia and 18 workers, 5 people with higher education, 11 with secondary education and 19 with primary education. It is difficult to get precise data on the emigration of Jews from Bialystok, because after the March events official documents did not mention Jewish nationality, there were almost no Jewish institutions here that would keep such records, and many people "resigned" from their Jewishness, e.g. after the war did not return to its identity, displacing it or deliberately making such decisions.

The first politically motivated request for recognition of Jewish nationality and permission to travel to Israel "to fight the Arabs" was sent to the relevant authorities on June 8, 1967 from a student of the Witold Szer High School of Engineering. A significant part of the Białystok post-migration emigration did not reach Israel. They chose Sweden, Denmark or France, as well as Australia and the USA.

At the beginning of the 1970s, around 60 people of Jewish descent counted in the Białystok Voivodeship, the vast majority of them in old age. Out of over 40,000 Bialystok Jews living in Bialystok before the Second World War, about 6,000 survived it. About a thousand returned to Białystok after the war (including repatriates from the East, for whom Białystok was a stop on their journey), but a significant part left immediately because there was nothing left of their pre-war world.

As part of the end of the Jewish world in Bialystok, in 1970 the branch of the Social and Cultural Association of Jews in Poland was liquidated, and its chairman - Jankiel Ostryński left for Denmark. At the beginning of 1971, among others the ghetto cemetery at Żabia Street eventually ceased to exist. The remains of around 3,500 Jews were exhumed in order to build apartment blocks in Osiedle Sienkiewicza.

Anti-Semitic action on the wave of March 1968 events was weak in the city, because after the war, there were very few Jews in Bialystok, especially in influential positions. For the most part, Białystok was inhabited by immigrant, mainly rural, people who showed less political activity and conservative attitude, and were reluctant to engage in risky ventures. A much later event, the invasion of Czechoslovakia was much more experienced in the city, because the specter of war appealed to the inhabitants 'imagination more clearly than unclear personal competitions. There was no clear play inside the PZPR because the local party organization was weak and suffered from a shortage of staff rather than an excess of people with ambitions. The PZPR Białystok Voivodeship Committee was the executor of the Central Committee's decision and never showed much activity.

The Bialystok Voivodeship Committee of the PZPR took action on March 2 in connection with student protests in Warsaw. Meetings with party activists, teachers, militiamen, meetings of secretaries of basic party organizations, school and plant directors, trade unions, and especially the basic party organization at universities, began to be organized "to learn facts and interpret them." The temperature of events in the capital has risen since the March 8 rally, but even then there was no great tension in Bialystok, and KW assessed the political situation in the province as "basically favorable". Greater propaganda activity began on March 13. On this day, Gazeta Białostocka wrote for the first time about the incidents in Warsaw, and the authorities began organizing mass meetings and protest rallies at workplaces and universities, usually ending with the adoption of a resolution.

Around 300 such resolutions were adopted in the province, and 255 collective and many individual solidarity letters were sent to Władysław Gomułka.

The environment of the Białystok Jews also responded to current events in its resolution. Perhaps some direct pressure was put on it, but most likely these people on their own initiative issued a declaration that was to protect them against possible attacks and accusations.

In a resolution adopted on March 18 at an extended meeting, the board of the Białystok branch of the Social and Cultural Association of Jews in Poland, among others he stated firmly: "The guarantee of Jewish existence in Poland is only socialism."

This resolution was probably also issued out of fear. It was feared that the war would come back, the war demons of the Holocaust returned. Probably painful for them in the atmosphere of the witch-hunt was the release of such a statement, but perhaps they thought that in this way they would protect themselves and other Jews. They will not allow the anti-Jewish action to escalate.

In Bialystok, the place where the March accidents and their consequences became most felt was the Medical Academy. The victim of the anti-Semitic purge was professor Jakub Chlebowski, then the head of the 2nd Internal Medicine Clinic of the Medical Academy (in 1959-1962 the rector of this university). He was well known and appreciated in the city.

After 1968 crisis the hunt for Jews that began to talk about their roots. This is an attitude that often took place during World War II among seemingly polonized Jews - when they felt a sense of oppression in which their nation found themselves - they felt solidarity with other Jews.

Jakub Chlebowski came from the Jewish Frydman family, studied and worked in Vilnius in the interwar period. He spent the war deep in the USSR, where he worked as a doctor and was chairman of the Union of Polish Patriots in Krasnoyarsk. He returned to Poland in April 1945 and then probably changed his name to Chlebowski. He has been working in Bialystok since 1951. In March 1968, pro-Israel and pro-American statements were pointed out to him. Justifying the harmful effect on student youth, the rector Ludwik Komczyński made the request to remove him from the position of head of the clinic. He eventually left for Israel, where he soon died of an accident; it is possible that this was a suicide.

In 1968, Professor Janusz Lesiński, head of the Dermatology Clinic, also lost his job at the AMB on the wave of anti-Jewish purges. He was one of the organizers of dermatological treatment in the region, he conducted research on venereal diseases.

In March 1969, the SB detained in Bialystok Marek Trokenheim, a former student of the University of Warsaw, who "while preparing for his trip to Israel, prepared, with the intention of deporting in hostile cells, materials on last year's events in March and the problems of the Jewish national minority in the PRL." He eventually left to Denemark, was editor of Stockholm's "Polish News" and the vice president of the Congress of Poles in Sweden.

Among those who directly affected the then anti-Jewish purges was Sonia Rogowska, former head of the department of the Provincial Public Security Office. In 1968 she was removed from the PZPR. She was accused of supporting Israel's aggression and "speaking hostile to our Government and the Government of the USSR," and for talking about discrimination against Jews in Poland, defending those removed from the party, and allowing her daughter to wear a star badge David. She eventually emigrated to Israel in 1981.

In 1983, the 40th anniversary of the ghetto uprising was celebrated again The role of the organizer was played by the vice-president of the city, Wacław Ostaszewski, called as "a promoter of continuing Jewish traditions in Białystok". Representatives of the city's local authorities came to the ceremony at Plac Bohaterów Getta, scouts raised a guard of honor at the memorial plaque in the place of the ghetto cemetery. Representatives of TSKŻ came with the chairman of the Jewish Committee, Adam Kwaterko, the Jewish Religious Union with Mozes Finkielstein, the State Jewish Theater and the editorial office of "Fołks-Sztyme", and most of all participants of the fights: Szymon Datner, Regina Wojskowska, Maryla Różycka, Marek Buch. There were speeches, a transition to other places commemorating the martyrdom of Jews and organized by Patriotic Movement of National Revival, evening at the Białystok Philharmonic.

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aljamiado

Etymology
From (composed of ), from  or, from  +  +.

Noun

 * 1) Text of non-Semitic language, especially European languages, written in Arabic letters.

Translations

 * Portuguese: aljamia, aljamiado
 * Spanish: ,

Noun

 * 1)   Iberian Romance languages written in Arabic

Etymology
From, from.

Etymology
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Adjective

 * 1)  written in Arabic letters

title: aljamiado


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Portal:Multilingual Studies

Wikiversity Institute for Multilingual Studies

A shared resource:
 * School of Language and Literature
 * School of Linguistics
 * School of Media Studies
 * School of Computer Science

Division news

 * 22 October 2006 - Division founded!

Multilingualism Practicum
The Multilingualism Practicum began as a Multilingual worksheet which was simply a listing of popular languages and some rudimentary aspects of translation. As the page and its associated discussion grew, it became clear that the multilingual aspects of Wikiversity are very complex and could benefit from a holistic approach to the topic.

Multilingual Studies was formed to host a Practicum to organize a set of learning paths that span several schools and disciplines rooted in Foreign Language Learning, but designed to lead learners to a broad array of other fields of the Practical Arts and Sciences.

Collaborations
The practicum includes many interdisciplinary studies across a broad spectrum. The Interlingual Beta Club was proposed to propogate the practicum's ideas and manage several inter-school collaborations:

Language and Literature
Language and Literature - Find translations of some well-known literary works and present them on special pages for comparative study.

Suggested samples:

Linguistics
Linguistics - Study the mechanics of language comparing similarities and differences. Study and work on organizing Category:Languages and Language families.

Media Studies
Media Studies - Work on multilingual versions of Wikiversity the Movie.

Develop audio and other media to aid in Foreign Language Learning.

Computer Science
Computer Science - Get into Computational linguistics to learn about machine translation, Computer-assisted translation and other computer applications that help with translation, Foreign Language Learning and in sorting and understanding Languages and Language families.

Subdivisions and Departments
Use the Template:Subdivision boilerplate and Topic: [Name of department] to start a subdivision.

 * Translation Department
 * Center for Foreign Language Learning

Translation Taskforce
The translators template is adaptation of m:Category:Translator's Templates. As you can see, it is quite scaled down at this time:

Planned comparative articles:
 * English to German
 * English to Spanish
 * English to French
 * English to Portugese
 * English to Chinese
 * English to Japanese

 * German to English
 * Spanish to English
 * French to English

Active participants
The histories of Wikiversity pages indicate who the active participants are. If you are an active participant in this division, you can list your name here (this can help small divisions grow and the participants communicate better; for large divisions a list of active participants is not needed).
 * CQ

title: Portal:Multilingual Studies


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Bon Air, Sumner County, Tennessee

Bon Air is an unincorporated community in Sumner County, in the U.S. state of Tennessee.

History
Bon Air probably refers to "good air".

title: Bon Air, Sumner County, Tennessee


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eifrig

Adjective

 * 1) avid, eager, diligent

Adverb

 * 1) enthusiastically, gladly
 * 2) religiously

title: eifrig


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Filmmaking Basics/3D Storyboard

Introduction

{| cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" style="margin:0em 0em 1em 0em; width:100%" Planning each shot of the motion picture
 * style="width:100%; vertical-align:top; border:1px solid Sienna; background-color:Cornsilk;" |

We need both beautiful and accurate storyboards

 * FrameForge 3D Studio FREEdemo version
 * In this lesson, you replace your thumbnail storyboards with very beautiful storyboards using free 3D software. The program you will use is FrameForge 3D Studio's free demo version for either the Macintosh PC or the Windows PC.

 * When you are finished, you will have the frames that you need for your animatic (which is a movie made from storyboards.) Therefore, you must be very careful to get the best possible images.  These are the final frames you will use.  Make them great!

 * If you wish, you can watch the FrameForge introduction movie to learn more about FrameForge 3D Studio.

 * Why create an animatic?
 * Even though you have completed the thumbnail storyboards, you still do not know the timing, pace, and rhythm of the story.

 * To get this information, you need to create a movie from the storyboards which is called an animatic. That will give you the timing, pace and rhythm of the story.

 * The animatic will also give you a good idea if the movie will be a success or not.

 * The thumbnail storyboards are not good enough to make an animatic. You need better looking storyboards which are more detailed and accurate. We can make these storyboards using free 3D software such as FrameForge 3D Studio or free DAZ Studio, etc.

 * Note: In this course, we do not use programs such as Storyboard Artist which is only a 2D program. Programs such as Storyboard Quick and Storyboard Artist are great for thumbnail storyboards but are not accurate enough for your animatic.

 * }

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Convert a thumbnail to a 3D image

 * Here is a frame from a thumbnail storyboard which must be turned into a more accurate and more beautiful storyboard.

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A thumbnail storyboard
 * style="width:40%; vertical-align:top; border:1px solid Gold; background-color:#fff;" |

 * }

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The final storyboard

 * Here is a frame from a 3D storyboard.

 * This was done in FrameForge 3D Studio using the free demo version.

One student's comment "Working on FrameForge is not easy!! I have to get myself used to it. But one thing is for sure. This is one helluva software. Amazing! I really am enjoying this experience."

Regards, Sushant

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A 3D storyboard
 * style="width:40%; vertical-align:top; border:1px solid Gold; background-color:#fff;" |

The young person thinks for a moment. YOUNG PERSON : Humm!

 * }

For more info about lenses, skip to the next lesson.

{| cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" style="margin:0em 0em 1em 0em; width:100%" Download FrameForge 3D Studio FREE demo version and begin
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The next page

 * The next page shows you how to get started with FrameForge 3D Studio free demo version.

 * And you can download the movie set file at from the FrameForge community forum.

 * Introduction to FrameForge 3D Studio free demo version

 * }

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University of Kolwezi

The University of Kolwezi (UNIKOL) is a public university in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, located in the province of Katanga, city of Kolwezi. At its creation, it was an Extension of the University of Lubumbashi, then called University Centre of Kolwezi (C.U.K.). Instruction is in French.

History
The University was created 1 October 2004 as Kolwezi Center University (C.U.K.), extension of the University of Lubumbashi, and became autonomous in 2010 following Ministerial order No. 157/MINESU/CABMIN/EBK/PK/2010 27 September 2010.

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2006 Whitehaven R.L.F.C. season

Whitehaven once again competed in the National League One in the 2006 Season after falling to defeat at the hands of the Castleford Tigers in the 2005 grand final for a second successive season. They were led by new coach Dave Rotheram who replaced the outgoing Steve McCormack, who took up the head coaching role at newly relegated Widnes Vikings. Throughout much of the season, the club were plagued by injury problems which hindered their attempts to reach a third successive final and finally achieve promotion with at one point 15 first team players being unavailable for selection. Nevertheless, they did mount a late challenge led by new scrum half John Duffy aided by the likes of Steve Trindall and Gary Broadbent before ultimately falling short.

League results
Playoffs Northern Rail Cup Playoffs

title: 2006 Whitehaven R.L.F.C. season


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中道

Adjective

 * 1)  middle-aged

Noun

 * 1)  the middle of the road
 * 2)  middle age
 * 3)  the doctrine of the golden mean

Noun

 * 1)  middle of the road
 * 2) on the way; midway
 * 1) on the way; midway
 * 1) on the way; midway

Noun

 * 1) middle street
 * 2) street between two lands
 * 3) street through certain land

title: 中道


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Introduction to Calculus

Welcome to Introduction to Calculus This is the course Introduction to Calculus Overview Page which comes under the Calculus Topic Page. Before taking this the Introduction to Calculus Course it is recommended that you have a working knowledge of trigonometry as defined by the quiz below. Try to complete the questions and check with the Discussion Page answers submitted by various users. If you still have difficulty then check out the Trigonometry Page. -

Outline

 * 1) /Introduction/
 * 2) /Limits/
 * 3) /Differentiation/
 * 4) /Integration/
 * 5) Any questions?

Quizzes, tests, and exams

 * A review on all of this course's prerequisites.
 * A review on all of this course's prerequisites.

Other Wikiprojects

 * Calculus from Wikipedia
 * Calculus textbook
 * Calculus II
 * Calculus problems

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Filmmaking Basics/Planning the Movie/Animatic

This Film School page is under construction
 * Lesson
 * WikiU Film School - Lesson #003: Planning the Movie - Overall Considerations

 * Pages of this Lesson
 * Title Page
 * Page 1 - Animatic   → You Are Here!
 * Page 2 - Filming
 * Page 3 - Animation
 * Page 4 - Aspect Ratio & Frame Size
 * Page 5 - Audio Considerations

 * Current Location
 * Wikiversity (English) $$\Leftrightarrow$$ Humanities $$\Leftrightarrow$$ Art and Design $$\Leftrightarrow$$ Fine Arts $$\Leftrightarrow$$ Film and Television $$\Leftrightarrow$$ Narrative Film Production $$\Leftrightarrow$$  Course #01 - Learning the Basics of Filmmaking $$\Leftrightarrow$$ Lesson #003: Planning the Movie $$\Leftrightarrow$$ Page 1 - Overall Considerations

The Animatic
The animatic is a movie of the storyboards. In our case, the animatic is the movie of the 3D storyboards.

For convinience, the storyboard frames will be 640 by 480 square pixels.

I don't know what speed we will edit at. 12 might be too high. We shall see.

(more later...)

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Talk:Jim Lower

COI Edit Request
I want to disclose that I am Jim Lower. I am looking for help with this article about me. In my opinion, the current version violates the NPOV policy and places too much weight on negative points of view.

My principle concern is with citation 19 related to the work I conduct with Eureka RDC. The issue is positioned as factual in the way it is written. In fact, if you read the article cited, it was simply an allegation thrown out by the opponent of one of the clients I did political consulting for. There is no proof for the allegation at all. I don't think it is fair to cite an unsubstantiated claim in this way. Eureka RDC is far from a shell company. We have done political consulting for many clients over the years. This can be seen by searching expenditure reports at: https://miboecfr.nictusa.com/cgi-bin/cfr/exp_anls.cgi. By putting this issue on my bio is not fair at all and the newspaper never should have published this claim without any sort of proof or without the opportunity for a rebuttal. I think the claim itself is libel.

I also believe the references to the number of bills I passed are positioned in a negative light. The article only references bills I passed during the 2019-20 legislative session without regard to the bills I passed in the 2017-18 session. I had 9 out of 23 bills passed that session https://www.legislature.mi.gov/(S(lad00ju0c2ehikdrg5qzwxku))/mileg.aspx?page=SponsorSearch. However, keeping essentially a score sheet in this way is not common for political figures and is not common on these types of articles. This is because often times members resolve issues within bills that don't necessarily have their name on them. For these reasons I believe this 19-20 score carding is designed to make it seems as though I was ineffective. I believe the reference is not necessary and is overly negative. At a minimum reference to my work in 2017-18 should be added. But, it would likely be fairer and easier to move away from this scorecard method altogether.

The reference to my work on the sex offender registry lacks context. The court ordered the Michigan legislature to revise the sex offender registry or else the entire system would be thrown out. My bill simply brought Michigan's Sex Offender Registry into compliance with the court order. The way it is positioned on that page makes it seem like I was advocated for less regulations on sex offenders. The articles below clearly show this was not the case.

https://www.detroitnews.com/story/news/local/michigan/2020/12/02/house-oks-court-ordered-changes-michigans-sex-offender-registry/3793818001/ https://www.detroitnews.com/story/news/local/michigan/2020/12/30/whitmer-signs-bill-implementing-changes-sex-offender-law/4084952001/ https://www.mlive.com/news/muskegon/2021/07/michigan-supreme-court-says-sex-offender-registry-punishes-cant-be-applied-retroactively.html https://www.mlive.com/news/2020/04/court-ordered-changes-to-michigan-sex-offender-registry-law-put-on-hold-due-to-coronavirus.html

The first paragraph where it talks about my work with Edmore is clearly designed to minimize my work there. The enumeration of what my salary is completely unnecessary and does nothing to advance the readers understanding of my work there. The article goes on to say I resigned after 18 months to run for state rep. This is okay but the overall design of the paragraph seems calibrated to suggest I just used the job as steeping stone. In fact, I accomplished great things for Edmore, none of which are mentioned. Here is one for reference: https://www.thedailynews.cc/articles/just-in-edmore-bag-factory-grant-official-870000-project-underway/

I have three kids, Aaron, Kate, and Weston so that portion is out of date.

In closing, I would appreciate any help with this. I realize I am not neutral myself but the article seems to be designed to cast me in a negative light. I have had several people mention this to me and I would hate for it to negatively effect me in someway. I can provide any more information that might be needed. I would just like to see this article brought back into balance if possible

Thanks you for your consideration! SpartaSpartanFan (talk) 20:57, 17 March 2023 (UTC)
 * Red information icon with gradient background.svg Not done for now: it's not clear what changes you want to be made. Please mention the specific changes in a "change X to Y" format. Remember that all claims need reliable sources. An update on your family situation, for example, cannot be included without a reliable source. Actualcpscm (talk) 22:41, 20 March 2023 (UTC)

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Bedford Public Library

The Bedford Public Library in Bedford, Iowa, was built in 1916. It was designed by Wetherell & Gage with Colonial Revival and Renaissance Revival features. The Carnegie Corporation of New York had accepted Bedford's application for a grant for $10,000 on April 8, 1907. The library is a brick, side gable structure with a projecting entrance on the long side of the building. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1983.

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Albert Kiplagat Matebor

Albert Kiplagat Matebor (born 20 December 1980) is a Kenyan long-distance runner who competes in half marathon and marathon races. He has personal bests of 1:00:52 and 2:05:25 hours, respectively, for the events. He has won the Verona Marathon and Göteborgsvarvet.

His best placing at a major race was third at the 2011 Frankfurt Marathon, where he set his personal best and ranked sixth globally. The 2011 season was his career peak and has neither featured in the top three of a major race nor run under two hours and eight minutes since.

Career
Born in Koibatek District in Kenya, he made his marathon debut at the 2005 Milan Marathon, reaching the top ten but finishing some eight minutes behind the winner. At the 2006 Enschede Marathon he placed third with at time of 2:12:21 hours. Later that year he ran at the higher profile Amsterdam Marathon and improved to 2:11:52 hours for sixth place. The following year he made two further outings over the distance, finishing fifth at both the Rome City Marathon and the Frankfurt Marathon and edged near the top 50 runners for the season with a new best of 2:09:33 hours. He also ran in two half marathon races, having a podium finish at the Zwolle Half Marathon before taking sixth at the Lille Half Marathon with a best of 1:01:39 hours.

Matebor failed to register much improvement in the 2008 season, being in the top ten in Amsterdam and the Seoul International Marathon, but failing to break the two hours and eleven minutes mark. He was fifth at the Berlin 25K and in the top ten in the Lille Half Marathon. Similar results followed in 2009 (fifth at the Cologne Marathon and tenth in Rome) He skipped the 2010 season.

He returned an improved runner in 2011. He secured his first victory over the classic distance at the Verona Marathon, his run of 2:09:16 hours being a new personal best. A first place at the Göteborgsvarvet in another best of 60:52 minutes marked his first victory over that distance as well. He followed this with a runner-up finish at the Gold Coast Marathon, then fourth at the Udine Half Marathon. The 2011 Frankfurt Marathon saw Matebor establish himself among the world's elite marathon runners. In a fast race where Wilson Kipsang came close to the world record, Matebor finished third with a time of 2:05:25 hours. This ranked him sixth in the world that year. In 2012 he failed to defend his Göteborgsvarvet title (placing tenth) and was down the field at the Paris Marathon, coming twelfth. He had revived fortunes in the second half of the year, being the runner-up at the Portugal Half Marathon and sixth at the Frankfurt Marathon in a season's best of 2:08:53 hours.

Matebor was among the foremost entrants at the 2013 Prague Marathon, but he missed the podium coming in fourth place. He still performed well in Frankfurt, taking fifth place with a run of 2:08:17 hours – the second best of his career.

He slipped back into the lower ranks of the sport in 2014, taking sixth at both the Rotterdam Marathon and Valencia Marathon and failing to run under two hours and ten minutes. A run of 2:16:36 hours at the Xiamen Marathon in January 2015 marked a new low.

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Rebeca Quintáns

Rebeca Quintáns López (Arzúa, A Coruña, 1964) is a Spanish journalist, research writer and teacher.

Biography
Rebeca Quintáns graduated in Spanish Philology by the University of Santiago de Compostela. She got a doctorate in Journalism from the Complutense University of Madrid with a thesis about the speech of Juan Carlos I.

Her first book, Un Rey golpe a golpe (A King coup by coup), was released by the publisher Ardi Beltza and signed under the pseudonym of Patricia Sverlo for security reasons. It was the sequel of her doctoral thesis, which in words of the author: "there was so much contrast between the truth of the figure of Juan Carlos and the image created in the media during the Transition that I was looking forward to tell all that".

As a journalist she has written in various media both conventional (Interviú, Tiempo, El Semanal or El Correo Gallego among others) and alternative (Ardi Beltza, Kale Gorria, El Otro País, No a la Guerra or Diagonal). She is also a Secondary school teacher and has worked as an associate professor in the Faculty of Information Sciences of the Complutense University of Madrid.

In 2016 she published Juan Carlos I: la biografía sin silencios (Juan Carlos I: the biography without silences), an updated extension of the trajectory of the king emeritus where she reviews different aspects of his life not treated by conventional media.

Books

 * Un Rey golpe a golpe. Biografía no autorizada de Juan Carlos de Borbón (2000). Under the pseudonym of Patricia Sverlo.
 * Gran Hermano: el precio de la dignidad (2000). With Andrés Sánchez Díaz.
 * Juan Carlos I: la biografía sin silencios (2016).

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Phetkasem 48 MRT station

Phetkasem 48 station (สถานีเพชรเกษม 48,, ) is a Bangkok MRT rapid transit station on the Blue Line, located above Phet Kasem Road in Bangkok, Thailand.

The station is located close to Soi Phet Kasem 48 on Phet Kasem Road inbound, a large and deep alley, including a shortcut to Soi Charan Sanitwong 13 on Charan Sanitwong Road where Charan 13 MRT station is located.

Nearby places

 * Wat Chan Pradittharam
 * Chao Pho Sua Shrine
 * Kan-Ari Sportclub

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Ghost Stories (Amanda Ghost album)

Ghost Stories is the debut studio album by English singer-songwriter Amanda Ghost. It was released on 22 August 2000 by Warner Bros. Records. In the United States, it was released on 12 September 2000. Ghost began working on the album after she got signed to Warner Bros. by A&R executive Andrew Wickham. He offered her a record deal after listening to a CD demo of hers left with him by her manager Terry Slater.

Ghost worked with Lukas Burton and Paul Staveley O'Duffy on the album while writing all the songs. Musically, Ghost Stories is predominantly an alternative rock album influenced by electronica and trip hop. It also incorporates elements of other genres, such as trance, breakbeat and classical music. Ghost Stories received generally positive reviews from music critics. However, it noted only a small commercial success and failed to enter the Billboard 200.

Four singles were released from the album with "Idol" and "Filthy Mind" becoming top-twenty hits on the Billboard Dance Club Songs chart. "Glory Girl" managed to chart at number 90 on the UK Singles Chart and "Silver Lining" peaked inside the Adult Pop Songs chart.

Background
A cover of Prince's song "The Cross" was intended to be on the album. However, it was later omitted from the release.

Critical reception
Bryan Buss from AllMusic gave the album three out of five stars. He praised Ghost's vocals for being "confessional without being self-pitying, strong while still being warm, and confrontational while simultaneously asking for compassion". He added that Ghost Stories is "a solid, confident debut that will be difficult to follow up". Greil Marcus wrote in his column "Real Life Rock Top Ten" that Ghost sounds "like she's singing from the basement of a nightclub long after whoever locked up thought it was empty - but then she changes her clothes and gets all wistful instead". Kevin Oliver, writing for PopMatters, stated "she manages to sound convincing, if a bit unoriginal," likening her music to that of Alanis Morissette, PJ Harvey, and Natalie Merchant.

Track listing
Notes
 * undefined signifies an additional producer

Credits and personnel

 * Amanda Ghost – vocals
 * Zee Asha – background vocals
 * Angela Dust – background vocals
 * Linda Duggan – background vocals
 * Mary Pearce – background vocals
 * John Fortis – bass
 * Segs Jennings – bass
 * Andy Gangadeen – drums
 * Steve 'Pub' Jones – drums
 * Ian Dench – guitar
 * John Themis – guitar, background vocals
 * Sacha Skarbek – keyboards
 * Wil Malone – strings
 * DJ Biznizz – scratches

Credits adapted from the album's liner notes.

title: Ghost Stories (Amanda Ghost album)