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was probably due to a misreading of G. flavus punicus. G. punicus is considered a junior synonym of G. longicornis var. austriacus Latzel, 1880 by Attems (1929 - Das Tierreich, 52: 174), but they actually differ	(2006). The name "Geophilus flavidus Koch" published by Verhoeff in 1925 was probably due to a misreading of G. flavus punicus. G. punicus is considered a junior synonym of G. longicornis var. austriacus Latzel, 1880
eventually becoming a learning ambassador. Bates said she believed she was guided to the job at BHM1 for a higher purpose, and that she couldn't sit back and watch people be mistreated. Her prior experiences told her she knew a union could help the workers. She said, "It's about time somebody really spoke out and said something. Somebody who isn't afraid of the big giant." A few months into her tenure, Bates and Darryl Richardson, one of her coworkers, contacted Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union (RWDSU) and in November 2020, announced their intention to unionize the 5,800-employee location. The union drive earned national media attention, and the support of Senators Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, Representative Stacey Abrams, and President Joe Biden. Bates criticized Jeff Bezos, saying that he didn't care about the employees, and compared the benefits and wages Bezos advertised was akin to giving someone "a wheelbarrow and calling it a car", and workers further criticized Amazon's failure to disclose that similar nearby jobs through union contracts offer much better wages and benefits. Amazon has stated it believes most employees are happy with the working conditions, and that they offer some of the best jobs available in the areas they operate. The workers have stated that it's not just about better compensation, it's about human dignity. On March 17, 2021, Bates testified before the United States Senate at a "The Income and Wealth Inequality Crisis in America" hearing. Bates testified that she and many of her coworkers were living "paycheck to paycheck", which contrasted the increasing wealth gap amongst the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States. She told congress that within three days of starting her new job she was in physical pain and that her sister, who also worked there, warned it was going to worse, and compared it to exercising for nine hours a day. Bates alleges that breaks are irregular, determined by algorithms that monitor the workers by the second, and communicated by a supervisor, and overheard a worker being told by a supervisor, "If you don’t go when I asked you to go, you won’t get a break at all." Bates also alleged that in order to take a break, workers are subjected to a security check that involves some measure of undressing, which Amazon has stated is not company policy. Workers have also referred to BHM1 as a "sweatshop", lodging multiple complaints internally about working conditions. She also said that there were plenty of elevators available, but only one of the many elevators was allowed to be used by the workers in the four-story, 855,000-square-foot facility. In an	offer much better wages and benefits. Amazon has stated it believes most employees are happy with the working conditions, and that they offer some of the best jobs available in the areas they operate. The workers have stated that it's not just about better compensation, it's about human dignity. On March 17, 2021, Bates testified before the United States Senate at a "The Income and Wealth Inequality Crisis in America" hearing. Bates testified that she and many of her coworkers were living "paycheck to paycheck", which contrasted the increasing wealth gap amongst the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States. She told congress that within three days of starting her new job she was in physical pain and that her sister, who also worked there, warned it was going to worse, and compared it to exercising for nine hours a day. Bates alleges that breaks are irregular, determined by algorithms that monitor the workers by the second, and communicated by a supervisor, and overheard a worker being told by a supervisor, "If you don’t go when I asked you to go, you won’t get a break at all." Bates also alleged that in order to take a break, workers are subjected to a security check that involves some measure of undressing, which Amazon has stated is not company policy. Workers have also referred to BHM1 as a "sweatshop", lodging multiple complaints internally about working conditions. She also said that there were plenty of elevators available, but only one of the many elevators was allowed to be used by the workers in the four-story, 855,000-square-foot facility. In an interview with Elle, Bates also alleged that people who worked in close contact with coworkers infected with COVID-19 were not alerted about the close contact. The first election results ended in a decisive vote against unionizing after closing on March 29, 2021. 738 workers voted in support of a union, out of the roughly 2,500 ballots counted, a number staggeringly lower than the petitioned authorization cards reported to be over 3,000. Bates, and others, including legal professionals have accused Amazon of union busting, and RWDSU successfully challenged the results of the vote with the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB), with the agency agreeing that Amazon had illegally interfered with the election. The company held mandatory "Why You Don’t Need Unions" meetings at BHM1, roundtables featuring anti-union workers, text messaged workers, held unusual one-on-one meetings, posted anti-union signs in the bathrooms, and created a website with the slogan "Do it without dues". Bates alleged that after asking a question about union dues during one of the "anti-union" meetings, she was intimidated by a supervisor. RWSDU argued that the meetings spread misinformation designed the discourage workers from voting in support of a union, and that the website purposefully misled workers into thinking they would have to pay to join the union. Alabama is a state that prohibits union dues. Bates said that a coworker told her following one of the mandatory sessions, "They said if we could vote the union in, they’re going to shut the plant down." The company has denied all allegations of union busting, but did not appeal the NLRB's decision to allow a re-vote. Amazon had pushed to have a United States Postal Service mailbox on the premises, which was monitored by the company's security, and covered the box in a tent with the slogan, "Speak for yourself, mail your ballot here," which RWDSU had argued any reasonable worker would be led to believe the election was being monitored or even run by the tech giant, discouraging voting in support of the union. Bates referred to the mailbox
is that the labellum of each flower has a small patch of papillae (small protrusions) along its center. Distribution and habitat The only known populations are in Arkansas and Oklahoma, mainly in the Ouachita Mountains. They grow in xeric graminoid clearings and forest edges. Taxonomy Spiranthes niklasii was described as a new species by M. C. Pace in 2017. The name was chosen in honor of botanist Karl J. Niklas.	Niklas’ ladies’ tresses, is a terrestrial orchid nearly endemic to the Ouachita Mountains in Arkansas and Oklahoma with a few other known populations. Description Spiranthes niklasii plants look very similar to Spiranthes cernua and an ancient hybrid origin between that and Spiranthes ovalis seems likely. They can grow to a height of up to 41 cm and have one or two
3, 1841 - April 12, 1881) was a German born soldier and recipient of the Medal of Honor who received the award for actions during the American Civil War. Biography Jacobson was born in Prussia on May 3, 1841. He moved to America sometime between his birth and the start of the American Civil War. During the war, he served as a sergeant major	action at the Battle of Chancellorsville, Virginia on May 2, 1863. He eventually reached the rank of brevet captain in the U.S volunteers. He died in Denver, Colorado on April 12, 1881, and is buried in Green Mount Cemetery, Baltimore, Maryland. Medal of Honor Citation For extraordinary heroism on 2 May 1863, in action at Chancellorsville, Virginia, for bravery in conducting a scouting party in front of the enemy. References External links Photo of Eugene P. Jacobson American Civil War recipients of the Medal of Honor United States Army
of Saurashtra in Gujarat, India. As of the 2011 Census of India, it had a population of 6,027 across 1252 households. It is 8 km from Sihor town and 28 km from Bhavnagar town. The Songadh Jain temple is a notable landmark	spent about forty years at Songadh so the village became one of the most important pilgrimage for Kanji Panth. Songadh along with Palitana, Girnar, Naliya, Kathara, Idar, Tarangaji, and Ahmedabad are planned to be promoted as Gujarat
a Senate inquiry led by Barbers claimed that ten out of 25 Filipino-foreigners playing in the PBA at that time were fake though the group did not publicly disclosed the identities of the players during the inquiry. PBA commissioner Noli Eala formed a five-member committee to tackle the issue which has been attributed to the declining popularity of the league. Associated players The following players have been implicated with the controversy. Notes Aftermath and legacy The Tanduay Rhum Masters, who signed in Sonny Alvarado in 1999, sold its franchise to FedEx Express (now Barako Bull Energy) in 2001. Eventually some of the Filipino-foreigners were able to prove their eligibility. As a response the PBA required Filipino-foreigners born outside the Philippines aspiring to join the PBA documents from the Bureau of Immigration (BI) and the Department of Justice (DOJ) affirming their Filipino heritage as early as the PBA Developmental League. A quota on Foreign-born Filipinos were also imposed. This led to peculiar cases such as CJ Perez who played high school and college basketball in the Philippines but was	the 2000 PBA All-Filipino Cup which featured Alvarado were voided as a consequence. The issue persists in the early 2000s, with the eligibility of certain Filipino-foreigners to play in the PBA was put into question particularly their heritage by local-based Filipino players. In 2002, the PBA Players' Association led by Jojo Lastimosa in a Senate inquiry led by Barbers claimed that ten out of 25 Filipino-foreigners playing in the PBA at that time were fake though the group did not publicly disclosed the identities of the players during the inquiry. PBA commissioner Noli Eala formed a five-member committee to tackle the issue which has been attributed to the declining popularity of the league. Associated players The following players have been implicated with the controversy. Notes Aftermath and legacy The Tanduay Rhum Masters, who signed in Sonny Alvarado in 1999, sold its franchise to FedEx Express (now Barako Bull Energy) in 2001. Eventually some of the Filipino-foreigners were able to prove their eligibility. As a response the PBA required Filipino-foreigners born outside the Philippines aspiring to join the PBA documents from the Bureau of Immigration (BI) and the Department of Justice (DOJ) affirming their Filipino heritage as early as the PBA Developmental League. A quota on Foreign-born Filipinos were also imposed. This led to peculiar cases such as CJ Perez who played high school and college basketball in the Philippines but was considered as a Filipino-foreigner since he was born in Hong
the way it was done originally." - Matt SkibaThe song was written about Susan Atkins; a member of the Manson Family involved in all but one of the nine murders the family committed in California in the 1960s. Atkins was nicknamed Sadie Mae Glutz (or Sexy Sadie) by Charles Manson, which is where the song's name came from. Skiba wrote it as a more sympathetic look at Atkins and her involvement with the Manson Family, seeing her more as a victim of manipulation. During the bridge of the song, a section of Atkins' testimony is read by Heather Gabel, who designed the band's Heart & Skull logo. The song also features the band's touring manager/guitarist, Nolan McGuire, on lead guitar. Release and reception "Sadie" originally released as part of BYO Split Series Volume V, but the band would go on to rerecord the song for Crimson. The original version of the song was also included in the band's compilation album, Remains. In 2016, Grant uploaded a music video for the song to his personal YouTube channel. The video shows the band playing the original version of the song in their old practice space in 2004. Grant also noted that the video was originally released with the song, but that "it eventually disappeared back into the vault where it remained until now." While McGuire's guitar parts can be heard, he is not present in the video. Over the years, "Sadie" has	around with it for quite a while, and then when we went in to do Crimson, we sort of emulated that tone as best we could without completely trying to just redo the way it was done originally." - Matt SkibaThe song was written about Susan Atkins; a member of the Manson Family involved in all but one of the nine murders the family committed in California in the 1960s. Atkins was nicknamed Sadie Mae Glutz (or Sexy Sadie) by Charles Manson, which is where the song's name came from. Skiba wrote it as a more sympathetic look at Atkins and her involvement with the Manson Family, seeing her more as a victim of manipulation. During the bridge of the song, a section of Atkins' testimony is read by Heather Gabel, who designed the band's Heart & Skull logo. The song also features the band's touring manager/guitarist, Nolan McGuire, on lead guitar. Release and reception "Sadie" originally released as part of BYO Split Series Volume V, but the band would go on to rerecord the song for Crimson. The original version of the song was also included in the band's compilation album, Remains. In 2016, Grant uploaded a music video for the song to his personal YouTube channel. The video shows the band playing the original
74–64, to win their second Southland men's basketball tournament. The Bobcats received a bid to the 1997 NCAA Tournament as the No. 16 seed in the Midwest region. Format Six of the ten conference members participated in the tournament field. They were seeded based on regular season conference records, with the top two	tournament. The Bobcats received a bid to the 1997 NCAA Tournament as the No. 16 seed in the Midwest region. Format Six of the ten conference members participated in the tournament field. They were seeded based on regular season conference records, with the top two seeds receiving a bye to
to the university to manage the office of the University of California Press and again taking a position as assistant to the dean. After obtaining a position as a research assistant in astronomy, she was hired in 1921 or 1923 as an instructor in mathematics. She obtained a tenure-track position as assistant professor in 1924 or 1925, the second to do so after Pauline Sperry. Beginning in 1933, six mathematics faculty members including Levy, Annie Biddle, three male instructors, and a male assistant professor were all considered for termination, as part of an increased push for research excellence at the university that also included the hire of Griffith C. Evans as a new department chair in 1936. Biddle was let go, with the explanation that because she had married she did not need to remain employed, while the three male instructors were kept on, with the explanation for at least one being that because he was married and had a child he did need to remain employed. Levy and the other assistant professor were also kept on, in Levy's case at least in part because she was unmarried and was supporting another family member, her mother. Continuing	1924 or 1925, the second to do so after Pauline Sperry. Beginning in 1933, six mathematics faculty members including Levy, Annie Biddle, three male instructors, and a male assistant professor were all considered for termination, as part of an increased push for research excellence at the university that also included the hire of Griffith C. Evans as a new department chair in 1936. Biddle was let go, with the explanation that because she had married she did not need to remain employed, while the three male instructors were kept on, with the explanation for at least one being that because he was married and had a child he did need to remain employed. Levy and the other assistant professor were also kept on, in Levy's case at least in part because she was unmarried and was supporting another family member, her mother. Continuing at Berkeley, Levy helped found the Northern California Section of the Mathematical Association of America in 1939, and served as its second chair and later as its sectional governor. She was also councilor general of Pi Mu Epsilon. She was tenured as an associate professor in 1940, and promoted to full professor in 1949. She retired in 1954, becoming a professor emerita. She helped found the Northern California Section of the Mathematical Association of America in 1939, and served as its second chair and later as its sectional governor. She was also councilor general of Pi Mu Epsilon. Research and publications Levy's main topic research
for some years, they lived in Toronto. They had one son, J. P. Redpath. In 1913, Redpath and other young Canadian poets and prose writers may be regarded as having begun the Second Renaissance in Canadian literature. They inaugurated, as it were, a Restoration Period in Canadian literature, with some changes in ideals of form and craftsmanship. In 1915, her first book, Drawn Shutters, was published in London by John Lane. The same publisher brought out her second book, White Lilac, in 1921. Her poems include, "Earth Love", "To One Lying Dea", "Rebellion", "The Daughter of Jairus", and "My Thoughts". Redpath's main area of writing was the short story, and in it, she achieved much success. In 1923, she won the I.O.D.E. prize of $200 for the best Canadian short story. For many years, she contributed her stories to periodicals in Canada, England, and the U.S. Personal life Earlier in her life, Redpath resided at St. Hilaire and at Toronto. She died at her home in Montreal, 11 February 1937. Interment was at Mount Royal Cemetery. Reception "When a poet belongs to no clique or côterie, nor has established a reputation, opinions come uneasily. Beatrice Red path in 'Drawn Shutters' can be commonplace in the noble contemplation of essential life: a virtue in poetry. She comes down at times to the minor	was Peter Alexander Peterson, Chief Engineer of the Canadian Pacific Railway. Her mother's maiden surname was Langlois. Beatrice had an older brother and an older sister. Both parents were native Canadians. Peterson was educated in private schools in her native city, until she was seventeen years old, when she moved to Goderich, Ontario, and lived there for five years. Career She began seriously to write in 1905. In 1910, she married William Redpath (d. 1936), then of Montreal, and for some years, they lived in Toronto. They had one son, J. P. Redpath. In 1913, Redpath and other young Canadian poets and prose writers may be regarded as having begun the Second Renaissance in Canadian literature. They inaugurated, as it were, a Restoration Period in Canadian literature, with some changes in ideals of form and craftsmanship. In 1915, her first book, Drawn Shutters, was published in London by John Lane. The same publisher brought out her second book, White Lilac, in 1921. Her poems include, "Earth Love", "To One Lying Dea", "Rebellion", "The Daughter of Jairus", and "My Thoughts". Redpath's main area of writing was the short story, and in it, she achieved much success. In 1923, she won the I.O.D.E. prize of $200 for the best Canadian short story. For many years, she contributed her stories to periodicals in Canada, England, and the U.S. Personal life
Dutch Trautwein and played their home games at the Men's Gymnasium. They finished the season 11–8 . Schedule \|- !colspan=9 style="background:#006A4D; color:white;"\|	The team was coached by Dutch Trautwein and played their home games at the Men's Gymnasium. They finished the season 11–8 . Schedule \|- !colspan=9 style="background:#006A4D;
Song of the Year is a competitive category presented at the Academy of	the Year is a competitive category presented at the Academy of Country Music Awards. The following is the list of
basketball season of 1944–45. The team was coached by Dutch Trautwein and played their home games at the Men's Gymnasium.	the college basketball season of 1944–45. The team was coached by Dutch Trautwein and played their home games at the
skier who competes for Slovenia. He competed for Slovenia at the 2022 Winter Olympics in the downhill, Super-G, and combined. References	skiers 1999 births Alpine skiers at the 2022 Winter Olympics Sportspeople from Slovenj Gradec Alpine skiers
member of the Western Athletic Conference. The Lobos were coached by head coach Dave Bliss and played their home games at the University Arena, also known as "The Pit", in Albuquerque, New Mexico. New Mexico finished 2nd in the WAC regular season standings and beat Utah in the championship game of the WAC Tournament to receive an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament as No. 7 seed in	a member of the Western Athletic Conference. The Lobos were coached by head coach Dave Bliss and played their home games at the University Arena, also known as "The Pit", in Albuquerque, New Mexico. New Mexico finished 2nd in the WAC regular season standings and beat Utah in the
for detailed relationships between entities such as authors, works, editions and publishers. It also catalogs identities like Wikidata, OpenLibrary, Goodreads, LibraryThing and ISBN IDs for entities. References External links	the Open Data Institute and participates in the Google Summer of Code yearly. BookBrainz uses UUIDs for entities and allows for detailed relationships between entities such as authors,
Vietnam. It's located in Nghi Lộc, Nghệ An between Mỹ	Nghi Lộc, Nghệ An between Mỹ Lý station and
1902 in Wakayama. In 1926, Akizuki graduated Faculty of Mathematics, Department of Science, Kyoto Imperial University. He was inaugurated as a professor of Kyoto	on 23 August 1902 in Wakayama. In 1926, Akizuki graduated Faculty of Mathematics, Department of Science, Kyoto Imperial University. He was inaugurated as a professor of
the Cocos Plate is being subducted beneath the North American Plate or Caribbean Plate along the line of the Middle America Trench. Earthquakes associated with this plate boundary include the 7.4 2012 Guatemala earthquake that ruptured the plate interface and the 6.9 2014 Mexico–Guatemala earthquake caused by faulting in the subducting Cocos Plate. In the northern part of the country lie the Motagua Fault and Polochic Fault, which together accommodate the left-lateral strike-slip movement on the transform boundary between the North American and Caribbean plates. The Motagua Fault has caused many destructive earthquakes in Northern Guatemala, most	widespread but light in and around the capital, Guatemala City, resulting mostly in cracked walls and rockslides. Tectonic setting The coastline of Guatemala lies above the convergent boundary where the Cocos Plate is being subducted beneath the North American Plate or Caribbean Plate along the line of the Middle America Trench. Earthquakes associated with this plate boundary include the 7.4 2012 Guatemala earthquake that ruptured the plate interface and the 6.9 2014 Mexico–Guatemala earthquake caused by faulting in the subducting Cocos Plate. In the northern part of the
arrested in February, the same month as the arrest of Spana herself. Spinola was an important wittness toward Spana herself, having had direct access to her rather than indirectly through De Grandis, which was the case with many other associates, as well as being a personal friend. On 5 July 1659, Gironima Spana, Giovanna De Grandis, Maria Spinola, Graziosa Farina and Laura Crispoldi were executed by hanging on Campo de'	in trafficking in lethal poison. She was an important member of the Spana organisation: she had direct contact with Spana, and recruited clients to Spana's business as an astrologer (and her unofficial business as a poison seller). On 31 January 1659, Giovanna De Grandis was arrested and imprisoned in the Papal prison at Tor di Nona, where she made her confession on 1 February, and started to name the names of her accomplices and clients. Spinola was named by De Grandis and arrested in
It Down (1995). The song was produced by DJ Premier. Three remixes to the song have been released. Among the artists are producers Pete Rock and Solid Scheme and rapper PMD. Track listings Information taken from Discogs. A-Side "Real Hip-Hop" (Premier's LP Version) - 4:09 "Real Hip-Hop" (Pete Rock Remix) - 4:18 "Real Hip-Hop" (Solid Scheme Remix) - 4:12 "Real Hip-Hop" (PMD Remix) - 4:32 B-Side "No Diggedy" (LP	artists are producers Pete Rock and Solid Scheme and rapper PMD. Track listings Information taken from Discogs. A-Side "Real Hip-Hop" (Premier's LP Version) - 4:09 "Real Hip-Hop" (Pete Rock Remix) - 4:18 "Real Hip-Hop" (Solid Scheme Remix) - 4:12 "Real Hip-Hop" (PMD Remix) - 4:32 B-Side "No Diggedy" (LP Version) - 4:02 "Real Hip-Hop" (LP Instrumental) - 4:09 "Real Hip-Hop" (Pete Rock Remix Instrumental) - 4:18
the Orpheum Theatre was sold to the theatre management company Finklestein and Reuben, who employed the Minneapolis-based Liebenberg and Kaplan architectural firm to work on renovations. At this time, various businesses occupied the flanking wings on either side of the theater's main entrance, and the top level served as apartments. In 1927, the Orpheum was purchased by Minnesota Amusement Company and was converted into a movie theater, which had become increasingly popular by that time. However, movies could not sustain the theater, and attendance at the Orpheum waned. The building gradually became unused and sat abandoned for decades. Sioux Falls Community Playhouse In 1954, the Sioux Falls Community Playhouse purchased and renovated the property, and it has been used as a stage theater since. Teen Theatre and Children's Theatre programs were arranged in 1961, later merging into the Young People's Theatre program. Further renovations were carried out in 1975 by Spitznagel Partners of Sioux Falls; this also descreased the available audience seating to 692. On June 23, 1983, it was listed on the National Register of Historic Places for its status as the oldest surviving theater in Sioux Falls, as well as its well-preserved architectural design. In 1994, the Sioux Falls Community Center purchased the King of Clubs building at 319 North Phillips, two plots to the south of the Orpheum, and renamed it the Anne Zabel Actor's Studio. The former King of Clubs building had been built in 1949 and had hosted a variety of businesses, most notably a club, but over the years also hosted a liquor store, flooring store, a tailor, travel agent, and several bars. They intended to join that building to the Orpheum with the "Link to the Future", creating one large theater complex spanning the block; construction began in 1995. The Link, however, proved much more expensive to construct than the playhouse had anticipated, and the Sioux Falls Community Playhouse suffered financially. In 2000, the City of Sioux Falls purchased the Actor's Studio, the Orpheum Theater for $475,000, and the unfinished Link for $275,000 to prevent the complex from having to sell its furnishings and close. The Sioux Falls Community Playhouse organization still closed on April 30, 2002. The theater itself remained open and operational in the city's name, allowing outside groups to rent the theater for their shows. In 2005, the city announced it would set aside nearly $1.1 million for its renovations to begin the following year. SMG was contracted to manage the theater at that time. On July 1, 2019, Washington Pavilion Management Inc. took over management; the company is so named for the nearby Washington Pavilion of Arts and Science, which it also oversees. Architecture The Orpheum Theater is crafted in a blend of Neoclassical and Prairie School architectural styles, with its symmetrical, clean lines and geometric ornamentation. The front of the building is covered in light	city's name, allowing outside groups to rent the theater for their shows. In 2005, the city announced it would set aside nearly $1.1 million for its renovations to begin the following year. SMG was contracted to manage the theater at that time. On July 1, 2019, Washington Pavilion Management Inc. took over management; the company is so named for the nearby Washington Pavilion of Arts and Science, which it also oversees. Architecture The Orpheum Theater is crafted in a blend of Neoclassical and Prairie School architectural styles, with its symmetrical, clean lines and geometric ornamentation. The front of the building is covered in light gray terra cotta blocks cut to resemble marble. It is two stories tall, with one added story above the backstage. It has a recessed front entrance sheltered by a metal marquee and two large flanking wings with plate glass windows on either side. Two large pillars rise far above the building's flat roofline and divide the front into three bays; three double-hung windows sit inside the second story of each of these bays. Large letters reading "Orpheum" are arranged in a semi-circle at the building's cornice, directly above the front entrance. Stucco was added to the side and rear walls in 1975. An addition measuring was constructed adjacent to the alley behind the building in 1978. At its opening, the Orpheum Theater advertised 1,000 seats in its main floor and balcony, and also stressed its fireproofing measures. Today, the theater seats 686. The main lobby was originally decorated with oil paintings. The marble walls and tile floors survive today. Two ticket booths were positioned on either side of the entrance, and a
Crispoldi (died 5 July 1659, Rome) was an Italian poisoner. She was one of the central figures of the infamous Spana Prosecution, one of only six to be executed among over forty people to be implicated. Life Laura Crispoldi was born in Rome. She was recruited to the organization of Gironima Spana, which trafficked in lethal poison. She was a prolific saleswoman, selling the poison provided for her by Giovanna De Grandis. On 31 January 1659, Giovanna De Grandis was arrested and imprisoned in the Papal prison at Tor di Nona, where she made her confession on	at Tor di Nona, where she made her confession on 1 February, and started to name the names of her accomplices and clients. Her colleague Maria Spinola named Crispoldi as the dealer who sold poison to two women accused of having poisoned their late husbands, Anna Maria Conti and Camilla Capella, and described her as a ruthless and wicked woman with many clients. Crispoldi was described as strong and resisted confession for a long time. On 5 July 1659, Gironima Spana, Giovanna De Grandis, Maria Spinola, Graziosa Farina and Laura Crispoldi were
the plant and the land for NT$1.96 billion. Soon later, the county government decided to relaunched the incinerator. On 15 February 2022, the county government began to retest the incinerator for a planned operation in June 2022. See also Air pollution in Taiwan Waste management in Taiwan References Buildings	is an incinerator in Taitung City, Taitung County, Taiwan. History The construction of the incinerator began in 2001. The construction was completed five years later in 2006 and trial operation started afterwards. However, the Taitung County Government soon refuse to approve the
phylogenetic tree depicted below. Within lophocyonids Sivanasua is a derived member, recovered as a sister taxon to Lophocyon by Morales et al. (2019). Within the genus, S. viverroides from Central and Western Europe and S. antiqua from Spain were recovered as temporally and geographically separated sister taxa, with S. moravica being their last common ancestor. Paleoecology The lophodont dentition observed in Sivanasua and related lophocyonids such as Izmirictis suggests adaptations towards a herbivorous lifestyle, with the microwear of the teeth being more	Sivanasua in its place. Pilgrim simultaneously named two more species from India and Pakistan, S. himalayensis and S. palaeindica. However both these species, alongside S. nagrii (named by Prasad in 1963), were later recovered as primates. Crusafont-Pairó described a species from Spain in 1959 as S. antiqua and Fejar & Schmidt-Kittler described S. moravica in 1984. Phylogeny The exact relationship between Sivanasua and other carnivorans has long been debated, with historic hypothesis placing them within Ailuridae, Procyonidae and even Hyaenodontidae. More recent analysis of the fossil material suggest that lophocyonids were feliforms most closely related to hyenas, represented by Protictitherium in the phylogenetic tree depicted below. Within lophocyonids Sivanasua is a derived member, recovered as a sister taxon to Lophocyon by Morales et al. (2019). Within the genus, S. viverroides from Central and Western Europe and S. antiqua from Spain were recovered as temporally and geographically separated sister taxa, with S. moravica being their last common
Victor Hugo's novel of the same name. It was serialized in Shogakukan's shōnen manga magazine Monthly Shōnen Sunday from September 2013 to May 2016, with its chapters collected in eight tankōbon volumes. Publication Based on Victor Hugo's novel of the same	from September 2013 to May 2016, with its chapters collected in eight tankōbon volumes. Publication Based on Victor Hugo's novel of the same name, s Les Misérables manga adaptation was serialized in Shogakukan's shōnen manga magazine Monthly Shōnen Sunday from September 12, 2013, to May 12, 2016.
started to name the names of her accomplices and clients. Prior to her arrest, De Grandis had suspected that she was watched by the authorities, and left a box with Farina containing the equipment De Grandis used when making poison. Farina was named by De Grandis and arrested 7 February. She was a very cooperative wittness. She was exposed to torture, confessed the day after her arrest and named a number of names. Among them were Elena Gabrielli Cassana, Angela Armellina and Elena Ferri. She was confronted with several of her co-prisoners, identified and testified toward several of them. She identified and testified against her colleague Laura Crispoldi. On 5 July 1659, Gironima Spana, Giovanna De Grandis, Maria Spinola, Graziosa Farina and Laura Crispoldi were executed by hanging	saleswoman, selling the poison provided for her by Giovanna De Grandis. She does not appear to have had any direct contact with Spana herself. Described as a beggar woman, she recruited clients among the women in the many churches she visited as a beggar. On 31 January 1659, Giovanna De Grandis was arrested and imprisoned in the Papal prison at Tor di Nona, where she made her confession on 1 February, and started to name the names of her accomplices and clients. Prior to her arrest, De Grandis had suspected that she was watched by the authorities, and left a box with Farina containing the equipment De Grandis used when making poison. Farina was named by De Grandis and arrested 7 February.
an Argentine cavalry detachment in the context of the Cisplatine War. Battle Lieutenant-colonel Bonifácio Isás Calderón, leading 400 militiamen, confronted an 891 men strong Argentine cavalry detachment in the vicinity of Pedras Altas. The Argentine commander, Juan Lavalle, decided to flee and was pursued until the night. Lavalle and captain	a militia force of the Imperial Brazilian Army and an Argentine cavalry detachment in the context of the Cisplatine War. Battle Lieutenant-colonel Bonifácio Isás Calderón, leading 400 militiamen, confronted an 891 men strong Argentine cavalry detachment in the vicinity of Pedras Altas. The Argentine commander, Juan Lavalle, decided to flee and
The cave resembles a human vulva and dates to the Thracian period. Historians believe that it was once used as a fertility shrine. It is known in Bulgarian as (, , ) or (, , 'Womb Cave'). History The cave is located 20 kilometers from the city of Kardzhali near the village of Ilinitsa and it dates to 480 BC. The cave is also referred to as "The Cave Womb" or "Womb Cave" because the entrance is the shape of a woman's vulva. The inside of the cave resembles a womb. Locally it is also called "The Blaring Rock." Researchers believe that the entrance to the cave was a slit, which was then widened by humans. It is tall and wide and inside the cave there is a tall alter which has been carved. Archaeologist Nikolay Ovcharov believes that the cave and alter were used by the Thracians. There are several Thracian sanctuaries found in Bulgaria. Ovcharov believes that it was used as a fertility shrine for the Thracians. The "cult"	Blaring Rock." Researchers believe that the entrance to the cave was a slit, which was then widened by humans. It is tall and wide and inside the cave there is a tall alter which has been carved. Archaeologist Nikolay Ovcharov believes that the cave and alter were used by the Thracians. There are several Thracian sanctuaries found in Bulgaria. Ovcharov believes that it was used as a fertility shrine for the Thracians. The "cult" places of the Thracians are usually located at the top of mountains and they have running water. There is also constantly flowing water at the Utroba Cave, which flows from the cave to the foothills. There is an opening in the ceiling which allows the light into the cave. The light creates a phallus shape every day at noon, but it only reaches the alter on one day of the year. In the middle of the day at certain time of year the light which is in the shape of a phallus penetrates deep into the cave all the way to the alter. In February or March the light takes the shape
Mapaoni, of the Rio Jari basin, in the Município Serra do Navio, at the Parque Nacional Montanhas do Tumucumaque, with a GPS coordinate of 2°11'39"N, 54°35'16"W, in the Estado do Amapá, Brazil. This species reaches	a GPS coordinate of 2°11'39"N, 54°35'16"W, in the Estado do Amapá, Brazil. This species reaches a length of . References Trichomycteridae Catfish
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the championship game, 71–60, to win their fifth Southland men's basketball tournament. The Indians received a bid to the 1996 NCAA Tournament as the No. 15 seed in the Midwest region. Format Six of the ten conference members participated in the tournament field. They were seeded based on regular season conference records, with	participated in the tournament field. They were seeded based on regular season conference records, with the top two seeds receiving a bye to the semifinal round. Tournament play began with the quarterfinal round.
2021. See also Politics of Peru References Living people Year of birth missing (living people) Place of birth missing	of the Congress of the Republic of Peru from 2020 to 2021. See also Politics of Peru
American Revolutionary War veteran Captain Ephraim Scudder (1742–1788) and Martha Spinning (1750–1814). His siblings were Rachel, Ephraim, Sally (or Sarah), Elizabeth (or Jenny), Arrowsmith (Smith), Anne, Phebe and John Spinning. Career Scudder moved from Westfield to Savannah in the first quarter of the 19th century, appearing regularly in post-office records from 1811. For a long period, he maintained Westfield as his permanent address, while wintering in Savannah. In 1830, Scudder was elected an alderman on the Savannah city council, a role in which he remained until 1839. The same year, he lost several buildings in a fire, including his Steam Saw Mill. He was a contractor for several of Savannah's notable buildings, including the William Jay-designed The Savannah Theatre, the Nathanael Greene Monument, the First Baptist Church, the City Hotel and the Independent Presbyterian Church. Personal life In 1800, Scudder built a brick mansion in Westfield. It was demolished in 1970. Three years later, on September 23, 1803, he married Phebe Ross, the couple having had a marriage license since 1793, when Amos was	private buildings. He also served on the city council for nine years. The Savannah–Ogeechee Canal, his "pet in the winter of his years", became known as "Scudder's Canal" in the 1830s. Early life Amos Scudder was born in Westfield, New Jersey, on February 14, 1779, the sixth child of the eight of American Revolutionary War veteran Captain Ephraim Scudder (1742–1788) and Martha Spinning (1750–1814). His siblings were Rachel, Ephraim, Sally (or Sarah), Elizabeth (or Jenny), Arrowsmith (Smith), Anne, Phebe and John Spinning. Career Scudder moved from Westfield to Savannah in the first quarter of the 19th century, appearing regularly in post-office records from 1811. For a long period, he maintained Westfield as his permanent address, while wintering in Savannah. In 1830, Scudder was elected an alderman on the Savannah city council, a role in which he remained until 1839. The same year, he lost several buildings in a fire, including his Steam Saw Mill. He was a contractor for several of Savannah's notable buildings, including the William Jay-designed The Savannah Theatre, the Nathanael Greene Monument, the First Baptist Church, the City Hotel and the Independent Presbyterian Church. Personal life In 1800, Scudder built a brick mansion in
music video teaser was released. A day later, the highlight medley video teaser was released. On February 20, the second music video teaser was released. The song alongside the music video was released on February 21. Composition "Run2U" was written by B.E.P and Jeon Goon, with composition handled by the duo alongside FLYT, and arranged by Rado and FLYT. The song was described as song with "retro synth sound" with lyrics that "freely express the desire to run towards you with fearing for love, regardless of what others opinion". "Run2U" was composed in the key of B minor, with a tempo of 130 beats per minute. Commercial performance "Run2U" debuted at position 50 on South Korea's Billboard K-pop Hot 100 in the chart issue dated March 5, 2022. In New Zealand, the song debuted at position 29 on the RMNZ Hot Singles in the chart issue dated February 28, 2022. In Singapore, the song debuted at position	duo alongside FLYT, and arranged by Rado and FLYT. The song was described as song with "retro synth sound" with lyrics that "freely express the desire to run towards you with fearing for love, regardless of what others opinion". "Run2U" was composed in the key of B minor, with a tempo of 130 beats per minute. Commercial performance "Run2U" debuted at position 50 on South Korea's Billboard K-pop Hot 100 in the chart issue dated March 5, 2022. In New Zealand, the song debuted at position 29 on the RMNZ Hot Singles in the chart issue dated February 28, 2022. In Singapore, the song debuted at position 22 on the RIAS Top Regional Chart in the chart issue dated February 18–24, 2022. In United States, the song debuted at position 9 on the Billboard World Digital Song Sales in the chart issue dated March 5, 2022. Promotion Prior to the extended play's release, on February 21, 2022, STAYC held a live showcase on YouTube to introduce the extended play and communicate with their fans. The group subsequently performed on five music programs: Mnet's M Countdown on February 24,
a railway station on North–South railway at Km 292	Diễn Châu, Nghệ An between Chợ Sy station and Quán Hành station. References Railway stations in
nominee for Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Program or Series at the 10th Canadian Screen Awards in 2022. References External links 21st-century Canadian male actors Canadian male television actors Canadian	a Drama Program or Series at the 10th Canadian Screen Awards in 2022. References External links 21st-century Canadian male actors Canadian male television actors Canadian male film actors First Nations male actors Ojibwe people
its standing from the Guardianship and Advocacy Act, enacted in 1978. Advocates in the 1970s had pointed out the existence of many Illinois residents who needed a legal guardian and had none. Under the English common law, it had been assumed that persons requiring guardianship would be taken care	Illinois Guardianship and Advocacy Commission (IGAC) is a quasi-independent State of Illinois agency that serves as a public-sector advocate for persons with disabilities. Description The IGAC derives its standing from the Guardianship and Advocacy Act, enacted in 1978. Advocates in the 1970s had pointed out the existence of many Illinois residents
been described as "essentially a spiced sloppy Joe with ground beef and a wide rice-noodle base", as well as barbecue pork sticks, "Italian-style" kee mow, and coriander spinach-noodle duck. The carbonara belly is spaghetti and charred pork belly with bacon, pumpkin, spinach, cherry tomatoes, almonds, garlic, and Parmesan, served with a side of mint pesto. The khao tang is served as a canapé with coconut-pork-shrimp sauce on rice crackers. Duck wraps are also available as an appetizer. The laksa has pork, shrimp, and egg with peanut curry, and the semisweet coconut-milk flan has pumpkin and coconut sauce. Korfhage wrote: The Winter Kid Bowl has farfalle, chicken, and vegetables. Waterhouse described the Commander Noodle as "rice vermicelli, fish cakes, fried wontons and pork liver in a two-note (sweet and sour) broth", the Angus gravy noodles as "somewhere between beef chow fun and tagliatelle bolognese, with wide rice noodles in a rich ground-beef sauce, heavy on the white pepper", and the Devil Wings as "crisp-fried chicken wings served in a paper bag with a pile of lime, cilantro and chili to be tossed to your taste". Wu said the "Malaysian-style" laksa has a "rich and soothing curry coconut broth and rice noodles topped with a mountain of vegetables and hearty tofu chunks". He described the noodle soup as "vegetable-heavy" with a lighter broth. In 2022, Eater Portland Nathan Williams wrote, "Nudi's eclectic menu includes everything from Thai boat noodles to spicy brisket ramen, with snacks like tempura-fried pickles and frog's legs. It's a neighborhood standby, using seasonal produce for its menu and offering a kid's menu for families." The drink menu includes teas and sodas. History Nudi operates in a building which previously housed Pace Setter Athletic, a running shoe store. In 2017, Food & Wine Chelsea Morse mentioned Nudi's devil wings in an article about the trending use of paper bags	Parmesan, served with a side of mint pesto. The khao tang is served as a canapé with coconut-pork-shrimp sauce on rice crackers. Duck wraps are also available as an appetizer. The laksa has pork, shrimp, and egg with peanut curry, and the semisweet coconut-milk flan has pumpkin and coconut sauce. Korfhage wrote: The Winter Kid Bowl has farfalle, chicken, and vegetables. Waterhouse described the Commander Noodle as "rice vermicelli, fish cakes, fried wontons and pork liver in a two-note (sweet and sour) broth", the Angus gravy noodles as "somewhere between beef chow fun and tagliatelle bolognese, with wide rice noodles in a rich ground-beef sauce, heavy on the white pepper", and the Devil Wings as "crisp-fried chicken wings served in a paper bag with a pile of lime, cilantro and chili to be tossed to your taste". Wu said the "Malaysian-style" laksa has a "rich and soothing curry coconut broth and rice noodles topped with a mountain of vegetables and hearty tofu chunks". He described the noodle soup as "vegetable-heavy" with a lighter broth. In 2022, Eater Portland Nathan Williams wrote, "Nudi's eclectic menu includes everything from Thai boat noodles to spicy brisket ramen, with snacks like tempura-fried pickles and frog's legs. It's a neighborhood standby, using seasonal produce for its menu and offering a kid's menu for families." The drink menu includes teas and sodas. History Nudi operates in a building which previously housed Pace Setter Athletic, a running shoe store. In 2017, Food & Wine Chelsea Morse mentioned Nudi's devil wings in an article about the trending use of paper bags for culinary purposes. During the COVID-19 pandemic, the restaurant operated via take-out, delivery, and outdoor dining at times. Reception In 2013, Matthew Korfhage of Willamette Week wrote, "Asian fusion has become overfamiliar and falsely upscale, with exotic ingredients added as accents to continental ideas ... but Nudi is entirely the opposite proposition: Cooks with Thai sensibilities are at cheerful, casual play with our own local bounty, in ways wholly alien to Western palates. It is a restaurant one might expect
was born in Sorn, Ayrshire and by 1861 was living in London. He migrated to the USA in 1863, initially settling	After a brief period in New York City he moved to Philadelphia by March 1866. He married Mary Jane Fitzgerald. Following his death, his personal library was sold in November 1894. References 1832 births