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Man-Kei To
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Man-Kei To was involved in a serious traffic accident in 2007 and had a spinal cord injury.
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William Utomo
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William Utomo is an Indonesian businessman and one of the founders of IDN Media, together with his brother, Winston Utomo, where he serves a COO.
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William Utomo
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Early life and education
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William Utomo was born and raised in Surabaya, Indonesia. He is the youngest of two brothers. William studied undergraduate at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles.
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William Utomo
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Career
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William worked at Cabrera Capital Markets, LLC as an Investment Banking Spring Analyst in 2014. In 2014, together with his brother Winston Utomo, he co-founded IDN Media, where he serves Chief operating officer (COO). William also works as a lecturer at the University of Indonesia's Vocational Education Program.
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William Utomo
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Awards and recoginiton
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In 2017, William and Winston Utomo received the Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia award in the Media, Marketing and Advertising category. He was also included in the 2022 Gen.T List by Tatler Asia.
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Polish Arabian
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The Polish Arabian (Polish: Czysta Krew Arabska) is the variety of Arabian horse bred in Poland. Arabian horses were introduced to Poland in the 16th century via war catches. It was not until the 19th century that organized pure-bred breeding was established. The Polish Arabian was decimated during the two world wars, leading to the loss of breed registry and the vast majority of the livestock. In 1926, Dr. Edward Skorkowski created a studbook and a dedicated breeding society. Breeding resumed in the 1940s and 1950s, based on a small group of surviving breeding stock.
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Polish Arabian
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These horses have an excellent international reputation for beauty, as demonstrated by Bandola and Pianissima. They are, however, less successful in endurance riding than other strains of Arabian horses. They are bred at various national and private stud farms, the most famous of which is the Janów Podlaski National Stud.
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Polish Arabian
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History
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The Polish name Czysta Krew Arabska translates as "Arabian Thoroughbred". Considered one of the oldest and most important Arabian horse populations in the world, the Polish is a renowned lineage within Arabian horse breeding, not a separate breed. It is a good example of a small population of horses genetically stabilized from a finite number of founder-breeders. Most of the founders of today's Polish Arabian are 20th-century horses.
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Polish Arabian
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History
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The first Arabian horses were introduced to Poland in the 16th century, during wars and invasions. Texts mention the presence of pure-bred Arabian horses used by the Turkish army, and captured by the Poles. The truce signed in 1699 enabled trade between Poland and the Ottoman Empire: Polish merchants travelled among the Bedouin tribes to acquire Arabian horses used as crossbreeds to produce carriage animals, cavalry and farm animals. It is likely that Syrian mares were exported to Poland, due to the presence of a haplogroup specific to these two Arabian horse populations alone.
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Polish Arabian
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History
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The earliest historical records of Arabian horse breeding concern the Szarajówka stud farm, established in 1778. It was not until 1795 that the Sanguszko family established the first stud for breeding Arabian horses. Poles have been carefully preserving pedigree records for their horses since at least 1800. Throughout the 19th century, Polish aristocratic families maintained large stud farms. These were generally located in the southern part of historic Poland, corresponding to present-day Ukraine.
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Polish Arabian
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History
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In 1845, the Dzieduszyckis imported a strain of Arabian horses from Saudi Arabia. Further imports followed, until 1930-31. The stallion Ibrahim, sire of the famous Skowronek, comes from Polish breeding.
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Polish Arabian
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History
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The World War I and the October Revolution considerably weakened Polish breeding, not least due to the evacuation of horses from Janów Podlaski National Stud, then breeding Anglo-Arabians, to Russia. Polish stud farms were almost totally destroyed , and almost all genealogical information on the horses was lost. The achievements of generations of breeders from 1778 to 1918 have all but disappeared.
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Polish Arabian
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History
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It is estimated that of the 500 Arabian brood mares in Poland before the war, only 25 or 33, with 44 stallions, are still alive in the country in 1918. Breeding resumed intensively between the wars, using imports from the Middle East and other European countries, this time in purebred Arabian orientation at Janów Podlaski. This purebred breeding program was conceived in 1921 at the Janów Podlaski National Stud. The Polish Arabian studbook was created in 1926 by Dr. Edward Skorkowski, along with a dedicated breeding society. Previously, the horses' genealogical information had been recorded incompletely. The studbook was revised in 1932, and its pedigree charts were published by Skorkowski in 1938. Polish Arabian horses were then tested in races in Warsaw. Arabian mares Rodania, Selma and Cherifa were imported to Polish stud farms.
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Polish Arabian
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History
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In 1931, a mission by Prince Sanguszko brought back two desert horses, future pillars of Polish breeding: the stallion Kuheylan Haifi, and the stallion Kuheylan Afas. They themselves sire the stallions Bask and Comet. The Sanguszko family also bred Ilderil and Excelsior, Amurath Sahib and Arax. In the 1930s, a number of American breeders imported Polish Arabs, most notably J. M. Dickinson in 1937. The World War II led to the death of 89 % of the country's Arab broodmares, including over 80 % of those at the Janów Podlaski National Stud as a result of the 1939 campaign alone. The Poles made great efforts to hide their studbook from the Germans, as a horse of unknown origin loses much of its value.
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Polish Arabian
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History
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A few Arabian bloodlineages are preserved at Janów Podlaski. About 59 mares and 8 stallions survive the war on Polish territory. Hungary exports Arabian breeding stock to Poland, to help revive its breeding industry. Around 14 mares of Polish Arabian stock are claimed from Germany, and transit through the Bábolna National Stud in Hungary in 1951. Arabian breeding was fully nationalized in 1947, and from then on continued exclusively at Polish national studs. Over the next 50 years, Polish breeding developed from this founding stock. The Polish studs also used Russian Arabians, importing horses from the Tersk stud, most of which were also of Polish origin. The national studs involved are Klementów (1946-1953), Nowy Dwór (1946-1960), Albigowa (1947-1961), Michayów (1953), Janów Podlaski (1960), Kurozweki (1973-1998), and Białka (1981). Political changes in the 1990s led to a return to private breeding. The privatization of breeding then proceeded apace: 19 Arab broodmares were privately owned in 1989, compared with 65 % of the 723 Arab broodmares registered in the breed studbook in 2002.
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Polish Arabian
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History
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Breeding expanded worldwide, particularly with the export of Bask to the United States. Bask generates millions of dollars, and plays a major role in launching Arabian horse breeding in the United States. In the late 1950s, British breeder Patricia Lindsay acquired horses and became an important intermediary in the export of Polish Arabians to the United States.
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Polish Arabian
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History
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Polish horses have gained worldwide renown, thanks in particular to the mare Bandola (crowned "Queen of Poland"), and the stallion Piruel, crowned Senior Male World Champion at the 1989 World Arabian Horse Championship.
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Polish Arabian
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History
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In 2016, the arrival in power of the conservative right-wing Law and Justice party was accompanied by a purge in the management of Arabian horse breeding studs, putting the breeding organization in jeopardy. The death of two precious mares prompts Polish Arabian horse owners to repatriate their animals.
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Polish Arabian
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Description
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The average height of females is 1.48 m, compared with 1.52 m for males. Average adult weight is 420-450 kg, with birth weights of around 42 kg for females and 45 kg for males.
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Polish Arabian
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Description
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Horses from the Białka stud have a morphology that is clearly different from that of horses from other studs. Thus, the Polish Arabian is not a morphologically homogeneous variety of Arabian horse.
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Polish Arabian
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Description
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The Polish Arabian is renowned the world over for its extreme "beauty" and refinement. However, this aesthetic criterion is difficult to assess objectively. The Janów Podlaski and Michałów stud farms selected their horses on different morphological criteria than the Białka stud farm. This could be explained by the fact that Janów Podlaski has historically bred the Koheilan type, while Michalow breeds the Saklawi type, and Białka a mixture of both bloodlineages. However, there is no correlation between founding lineage and morphology. Neck length, considered a criterion of beauty, is longest in Michalow horses, while those from Białka clearly have the shortest necks. Conversely, Białka horses have a longer pelvis, a characteristic associated with greater motor efficiency.
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Polish Arabian
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Description
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The most common colors are gray, bay, chestnut and, more rarely, black.
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Polish Arabian
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Description
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Polish Arabs have developed the ability to adapt to extreme environmental conditions. They mature slowly, but have a long life expectancy. However, around 10 % of Polish Arabs have eye problems, including 5.5 % with uveitis. Polish bloodlineages are free from Severe Combined Immunodeficiency Syndrome (SCID), a genetic disease of the Arabian horse, according to genome studies of 271 horses.
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Polish Arabian
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Description
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Polish Arabian horses come from a variety of genetic backgrounds. Fifty four founder horses account for around 84 % of today's Polish Arabians. The breeding orientation of the Polish Arabian, very similar to that of the Russian Arabian, aims to preserve the breed's endurance and speed. Two genetic bottlenecks have been identified in the breed's history, corresponding to the two world wars. Polish stud farms exchange breeding stallions, resulting in a progressive standardization of horse pedigrees, facilitated by the relatively small size of the equine population. However, the genetic diversity of the Polish Arabian is being maintained thanks to the recent tendency of breeders to avoid pairing horses that are too closely related to each other, and to imported breeding stock.
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Polish Arabian
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Description
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The Biała Cerkiew and Sławuta breeding farms have mares from five different bloodlineages, two of which are local. The second group of mares is made up of animals from the Middle East, descended from Gazella, Mlecha, and Sahara. The Szamrajówka and Rodania mare lineages come from the Tersk stud farm. Among the male lineages, the most represented are those of Kuhailan Afas, Ibrahim and Saklawi I, characterized by a type adapted to the saddle. The oldest surviving male lineage is that of the stallion Gniady, imported to the Syawuta stud from Vienna in 1793. Four founding stallions predating the World War II account for 25 % of the pedigrees of today's Polish Arabians: Aswan, born in 1958 (Saklawi I lineage), bred at El Zahraa stud in Egypt, whose 8 sons and daughters were all imported to Poland; Kohejlan / Koheilan / Kuhailan, imported at Jezupol stud in 1910; Kuhailan Haifi, imported at Gumniska stud in 1931; Ilderim, imported at Slawuta stud in 1894. The existence of these lineages is not reflected in significant genetic differences.
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Polish Arabian
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Description
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About 65.3 % of Polish Arabian foundation horses are listed as desert bred. Seventeen founder horses are of unknown origin. Of the 213 founders identified, 130 were born at Polish stud farms. Of the founders of foreign origin, 30 came from Bábolna National Stud (Hungary), 22 from Weil Stud and 18 from Crabbet Park Stud (England).
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Polish Arabian
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Description
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Pedigree information for the Polish Arabian is recorded in the Polish studbook and the Skorkowski registers, both of which were considered reliable sources until the 1990s. One of the Polish Arabian's female lineages has been called into question by Kwiatkowski, who believes that one of the two branches of Milordka's lineage actually comes from the mare Malikarda. This plausible hypothesis is based on a study of the mitochondrial genome. DNA parentage analyses have shown that these records contain some errors in the 15 maternal lineages, representing 14 haplotypes.
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Polish Arabian
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Usage
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The Polish Arabian is essentially a show horse, winning numerous world championships. It is showcased at locally-organized competitions such as the National Arab Show. Poland is also active in Arabian horse racing, which led to an analysis of performance factors. Some Polish Arabians have broken sales price records: Bandos, a son of Bandola (Ibrahim bloodlineage) sold for $800,000, and El Paso, a stallion from the Janów Podlaski National Stud, went for $1 million.
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Polish Arabian
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Usage
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The endurance performances of 10 male and 17 female lineages were evaluated: the best-performing male lineages were, in order, those of Kuhailan Afas, Saklawi I and Ibrahim for the male pedigrees, and those of Gazella, Mlecha and Sahara for the female lineages. At the same time, Kuhailan Afas, Ibrahim and Saklawi I lineages account for the highest number of competition entries. Unlike France, Poland does not really have any selective breeding of Arabian horses for endurance. Between 2005 and 2009, 225 Polish Arabian horses competed in endurance. Training for this discipline begins between the ages of 4 and 6. The average speed of endurance Arabians in Poland is a little lower than the world average, but increased between the 1990s and the 2000s.
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Polish Arabian
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Breeding spread
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Poland is Europe's leading breeder of Arabian horses. The Polish Arabian consists of a lineage of Arabian horses locally adapted to Poland: it is considered rare in this country, despite the Arabian's widespread popularity worldwide. In 2015, around 1,500 Arabian horses were bred in Poland, but the numbers are declining. Although breeding is spread throughout the country, it is particularly concentrated in the southeast. The Polish Arabian is highly reputed worldwide, with Polish sales attracting investors from the Gulf States and the USA. These auctions, the most prestigious of which is the Pride of Poland held on the occasion of the Polish Horse Festival, generate significant sales, in the region of 1.4 million euros in 2015. Indeed, breeding Arabians is a strategic and economically advantageous activity for Poland.
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Polish Arabian
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Breeding spread
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The Polish Arabian is bred at three national studs: Janów Podlaski, Michałów and Białka, as well as at private studs. An annual horse sale is held in early August at the Janów Podlaski National Stud.
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Polish Arabian
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Cultural impact
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Polish breeders are relatively humble about their horses. The Polish Arabian is the subject of the documentary film Path to Glory: The Rise and Rise of the Polish Arabian horse, released by Horsefly Films in 2011, which won the Best Documentary Award at the Equus Film Festival in Chicago in 2013.
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Walter Petron
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Walter Petron (25 August 1918 – 21 March 1945) was an Italian professional footballer who played as a forward in Serie A for Torino and Venezia.
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Walter Petron
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Petron was killed in a bombing raid during the Second World War. A stadium in his hometown of Padua was named after him.
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Emelia (given name)
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Emelia is a feminine first name. Notable people with it are:
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Native American Educational Services College
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The Native American Educational Services College (NAES College) was an institution of higher education led by and serving Native Americans. It offered a BA in public policy within a curriculum that combined academic and tribal knowledge from 1974 to 2005. Its main campus was in Chicago, Illinois but also grew to include satellite locations in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and on reservations in Montana, Wisconsin, and New Mexico.
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Native American Educational Services College
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Background
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In 1926, the US Secretary of the Interior commissioned a review of Native American affairs to be conducted by the recently (1916) founded Institute for Government Research (later renamed the Brookings Institute) and financed by the Rockefeller Foundation. The scope of the survey included the “educational, industrial, social, and medical activities of the BIA Bureau of Indian Affairs, as well as with Indian property rights and economic conditions" on the majority of reservations in the US. The final document, The Problem of Indian Administration (often referred to as the Meriam Report or Meriam Survey), was delivered in 1928 and painted a highly critical picture of the primary education delivered to Native American children at the time, stating that the survey team was: "obligated to say frankly and unequivocally that the provisions for the care of the Indian children in boarding schools are grossly inadequate." The report strongly recommended both more and better education as well as a curriculum based on the goal of integrating Native American children into mainstream culture.
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Native American Educational Services College
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Background
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Starting in 1953, the US Congress set a new policy toward Native American citizens, the Indian termination policy, whose goal was the phasing out of governmental support for Native American tribes and the discontinuation of the protected trust status of Indian-owned land. Thereafter, the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) initiated a program to encourage and incentivize Native Americans voluntarily to leave their reservations and move to metropolitan areas like Chicago, Denver, and Seattle, which resulted in an influx of Native Americans in those and other American cities.
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Native American Educational Services College
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Background
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In 1961, Native American organizers involved in helping Native Americans settle in urban areas, including among others the National Congress of American Indians, D'Arcy McNickle, Willard LaMere, and anthropologists Sol Tax and Nancy Oestreich Lurie, held the American Indian Chicago Conference. One goal of the landmark meeting was the creation of a Declaration of Indian Purpose, the first major, collective statement on tribal self-determination. On the subject of education, the Declaration noted that situation was hardly better than that discovered by the writers of the 1928 Meriam Report. The Declaration suggested significant interventions to improve the quality and availability of primary, secondary, and adult education open to Native Americans. The survey reported high numbers of Native American students dropping out before secondary education, while many with the potential to succeed at college were channeled into vocational training programs. The Declaration also suggested the Native Americans should have choices in the selection of their education, but cultural assimilation was no longer listed as a goal.
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Native American Educational Services College
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Background
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In 1969, the Native American Committee formed under the aegis of Chicago's American Indian Center (AIC), its initial impetus being to support the Occupation of Alcatraz. Many of its members, however, had been part of the AIC's education committee. In the early 1970s, a number of additional initiatives related to Native American education and self-determination began in Chicago. These included Little Big Horn High School established in 1971 and O-Wai-Ya-Wa Elementary School established in 1973, both operating as part of Chicago Public Schools in Chicago's Uptown neighborhood. Also in 1971, the University of Illinois at Chicago established a Native American Studies program under the leadership of Matthew War Bonnet, and in 1973 Chicago's Newberry Library established its Center for the History of the American Indian.
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Native American Educational Services College
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Background
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In 1973, Native American Committee members William Whitehead, Dennis Harper, and Robert Dumont developed the initial plans for a "systematic and sustained method by which Native students could receive a baccalaureate degree in both academic and tribal knowledge while also being trained for a variety of professions as they continued on to leadership roles in Native communities." Led by a non-profit board that including many NAC members including William Crazy Thunder, Faith Smith, Dennis Harper, Nancy Dumont, and Robert Dumont, the NAES college opened its doors in 1974 as an affiliate of Antioch College.
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Native American Educational Services College
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Active Period
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NAES offered its first class in April, 1975. The course was "Dynamics of Community Health." It was taught by Edith Johns, a registered nurse, and covered topics such as Indian health care, child development, and patients rights. The course took place on the second floor of the Native American Committee's offices on Hermitage Avenue in Chicago.
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Native American Educational Services College
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Active Period
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In a 1993 interview in the Chicago Tribune, NAES College president Faith Smith recalled that the first students were "11 people to agree to be in the first class of students. Most of them were in their late 30sand 40s. One man was in his late 50s. People had a lot of respect for him, so his coming into theclass was important." Over time, most NAES students were professionals and paraprofessionals in Native American organizations rather than recent high-school graduates. NAES envisioned its programs as "a validation of the knowledge and skills its students had accumulated during years of work in Native American organizations.
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Native American Educational Services College
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Active Period
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In the years after the establishment of the Chicago campus, locations were founded in Minneapolis–Saint Paul, on the Menominee Indian Reservation in Wisconsin, and on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation in Montana.
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Native American Educational Services College
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Active Period
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NAES became a fully accredited institution of higher learning in 1984. Some years of financial struggles came to a head in the early 2000s, and the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools withdrew the school's accreditation in 2005.
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Native American Educational Services College
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NAES College Today
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After the college lost its accreditation, the American Indian Association of Illinois facilitated an affiliation between NAES and Northeastern Illinois University under the name Medicine Shield College Program. Continuing to address many of the concerns and goals identified in the 1961 Declaration of Indian Purpose, the program provides "advising, financial aid assistance, college planning, tutoring, and many other services" for Native American students. The NAES library and archives continue as the NAES College Digital Library Project, which is a collaborative initiative including NAES, the American Indian Association of Illinois, Northwestern University Library, and Northwestern University's Center for Native American and Indigenous Research.
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2024 Africa Eco Race
| 75,665,354 |
The 2024 Africa Eco Race was the 15th edition of the rally raid in North Africa travelling through Morocco, Mauritania, and finishing in Senegal after departing initially from Monaco and travelling by boat from France.
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2024 Africa Eco Race
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The 15th Edition was originally scheduled to run in March 2023 but in January 2023 the organization announced its cancellation due to major flooding in Senegal. The new start date for the 15th Edition was announced as a "return to its historical dates, and will start on December 30th 2023 to finish on the shores of the Lac Rose on January 14th 2024".
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2024 Africa Eco Race
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The Burning Cold (film)
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The Burning Cold (Catalan: El fred que crema) is a 2022 Spanish-Andorran historical drama film directed by Santi Trullenque from a screenplay by Agustí Franch and Trullenque which stars Greta Fernández and Roger Casamajor.
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The Burning Cold (film)
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Plot
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Set in 1943 in Andorra against the backdrop of World War II, the plot follows a local couple (Sara and Antoni) facing a moral dilemma upon hiding Jews fleeing from the Nazis.
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The Burning Cold (film)
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Production
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The Burning Cold was produced by Films de l'Orient, Red Nose and Arlong Productions, and it had the participation of TVC and backing from ICEC and the Government of Andorra. It was shot in Andorra and in the Pyrenees of the province of Lleida.
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The Burning Cold (film)
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Release
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The film was presented at the BCN Film Fest [ca] on 26 April 2022. Distributed by Filmax, it was released theatrically in Spain on 20 January 2023.
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The Burning Cold (film)
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Reception
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Àlex Montoya of Fotogramas rated the film 3 out of 5 stars highlighting "the visceral tone and mise-en-scène, the powerful use of landscapes and the leading duo" while lamenting certain melodramatic turn of the plot.
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The Burning Cold (film)
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Reception
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Toni Vall of Cinemanía rated the film 3 out of 5 stars, deeming it to be an "interesting debut, [a] story of war, helpless [people], good and evil".
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The Burning Cold (film)
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Reception
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Beatriz Martínez of El Periódico de Catalunya rated the film 3 out of 5 stars, deeming it to be "a rough and unpleasant film, like that icy landscape that becomes one more character in the film".
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CW Real Estate
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CW Real Estate is a Nigerian real estate development and brokerage company headquartered in Lagos, Nigeria.
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CW Real Estate
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History
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CW Real Estate was founded in 2018 by Adelani Adewuyi. In January 2023, Leadership Newspaper listed CW Real Estate as one of the "leading real estate firms". CW Real Estate offers off-market listings, providing clients with opportunities and access to properties that are not publicly available.
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CW Real Estate
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History
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During the COVID-19 pandemic, CW real estate collaborated with 3 other companies; SCL Express, Gas Guys Ng and CBL investments to distribute 1000 boxes of food items and relief materials to the Agege community in Lagos State. The company also supports disadvantaged children with access to high quality education and healthcare.
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Football Genius: The Ultimate Quiz
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Football Genius: The Ultimate Quiz is a sports-trivia video game developed by I-Imagine Interactive and published by RTL Interactive. It was released on September 30, 2009, worldwide, exclusively for the Xbox 360.
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Football Genius: The Ultimate Quiz
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Gameplay
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Football Genius: The Ultimate Quiz tests the player's football knowledge with over 3,500 trivia questions and visual puzzles. The game features a variety of different modes, including a single-player campaign, a multiplayer mode, and a challenge mode. The game is said to appeal to fans of football of all ages.
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Football Genius: The Ultimate Quiz
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Gameplay
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In the single-player campaign, the player will play through a series of different challenges, each of which will test their knowledge of a different aspect of football. For example, one challenge might ask the player to name all of the players on a particular team, while another challenge might ask them to identify the different types of penalties that can be called in a football game.
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Football Genius: The Ultimate Quiz
| 75,665,375 |
Gameplay
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In the multiplayer mode, the player will compete against other players to see which of them knows the most about football. The multiplayer mode features a variety of different game types, including a head-to-head mode, a tournament mode, and a cooperative mode.
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Football Genius: The Ultimate Quiz
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Gameplay
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In the challenge mode, the player will be given a set of questions to answer in a limited amount of time. The goal of the challenge mode is to answer as many questions correctly as possible.
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Football Genius: The Ultimate Quiz
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Reception
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Football Genius: The Ultimate Quiz received "mixed or average" reviews according to review aggregator Metacritic.
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Football Genius: The Ultimate Quiz
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Reception
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Nate Ahearn on IGN rated the game 7.3/10. Also stated that "While there’s nothing standout or extraordinary about Football Genius, it serves its purpose well and deserves a recommendation for those looking to test their soccer knowledge."
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Football Genius: The Ultimate Quiz
| 75,665,375 |
Reception
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The Official Xbox Magazine stated that "unless you're an absolute aficionado of international soccer, you'll be lost."
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Indriani Hadi
| 75,665,377 |
Indriani Hadi (born January 28, 1985 in Pontianak, Kalimantan Barat) is an Indonesian entrepreneur, politician and self-development coach from a training institution called Indonesia Global Communication (IGC) located in Jakarta, Indonesia. She entered the world of politics and was trusted to serve as Deputy for the Democratic Party Organizational Development Agency.
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Indriani Hadi
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Early life and educ
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Indriani Hadi was born in Pontianak, West Kalimantan, Indonesia on January 28 1985, is a socialite and entrepreneur who decided to enter the world of politics. In the 2019 legislative elections , Indriani was registered as a Legislative Candidate from the Central Java VIII electoral district, covering the Banyumas and Cilacap areas. Currently, Indriani serves in the Central Leadership Council of the Democratic Party as Deputy for the Organizational Development Agency.
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Lynn Darling
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Lynn Darling (born January 9, 1952) is an American author.
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Lynn Darling
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Darling was born to Colonel Howard N. Darling and Dorothy Elizabeth Darling (née Budnik). She has two brothers, Howard Christopher Darling and Eric Joseph Darling.https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/obituaries/washington-area-obituaries-of-note/2015/02/05/04640a32-abba-11e4-9c91-e9d2f9fde644_story.html
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Lynn Darling
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Darling was an army brat and spent her childhood moving every few years between bases in Japan, Hawaii, and Kansas. She attended and graduated from high school W. T. Woodson High School in Fairfax County, Virginia in 1968. She attended Harvard University, where she worked as a reporter for the Harvard Crimson.
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Lynn Darling
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Following her graduation in 1972 https://community.alumni.harvard.edu/person/6547157504, Darling joined the staff of the Richmond Mercury, a local newspaper founded by Crimson alumni including Frank Rich, before being hired by Ben Bradlee of the Washington Post https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/arts-and-entertainment/wp/1981/10/13/the-moment-of-existential-terror-that-helped-maya-angelou-find-her-way/. She worked primarily for the Styles section.
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Lynn Darling
| 75,665,425 |
It was during Darling's time at the Post that she met her future husband, then-married editor Lee Adrien Lescaze. Their affair and subsequent marriage was captured in her 2007 work of non-fiction, Necessary Sins.
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Lynn Darling
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When Lee Lescaze was forced to leave the Post over the relationship, the pair moved to New York City where Darling became a senior editor at Esquire. Her works of non-fiction also include 2014's acclaimed Out of the Woods.
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Lynn Darling
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She married Lescaze on January 18, 1986 in Washington D.C. Mr. Lescaze died on July 26, 1996 from lung cancer. https://www.nytimes.com/1996/07/28/nyregion/lee-lescaze-editor-and-a-reporter-57.html Ms. Darling and Mr. Lescaze have one daughter, Zoe Eliza Lescaze.
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Lynn Darling
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Mexico at the 2024 Winter Youth Olympics
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Mexico is scheduled to compete at the 2024 Winter Youth Olympics in Gangwon, South Korea, from January 19 to February 1, 2024. This will be Mexico's fourth appearance at the Winter Youth Olympic Games, having competed at every Games since the inaugural edition in 2012.
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Mexico at the 2024 Winter Youth Olympics
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The Mexican team consisted of 13 athletes competing in the women's 3x3 ice hockey competition. Ice hockey player Ana Soto was the country's flagbearer during the opening ceremony.
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Mexico at the 2024 Winter Youth Olympics
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Competitors
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The following is the list of number of competitors (per gender) participating at the games per sport/discipline.
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Mexico at the 2024 Winter Youth Olympics
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Ice hockey
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Key:
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Mexico at the 2024 Winter Youth Olympics
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Ice hockey
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Mexico qualified a team of 13 athletes.
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Domaslava
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Domaslava was a queen consort of the Kingdom of Croatia in the first half of the 10th century. It is the oldest mention of a name of a Croatian queen found to date.
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Domaslava
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The stone fragments
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The only known source of her existence is on the fragments of the dedication inscription on the altar partition in the Church of St. Vitus in Klis.
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Domaslava
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The stone fragments
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According to Budak, the Latin inscription of the fragment reads:
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Domaslava
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The stone fragments
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English translation:
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Domaslava
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The stone fragments
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It is assumed that Domaslava could have been the mother of King Michael Krešimir II or any of his immediate predecessors given that Queen Helen of Zadar was the wife of Michael Krešimir II and the mother of King Stephen Držislav.
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Valya Fedorova
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Valya Fedorova (Russian: Валя Фёдорова, birth name: Valentina Leonidovna Fedorova, Russian: Валентина Леонидовна Фёдорова, born August 7, 1997, St. Petersburg, Leningrad Oblast, Russia) is a Russian pop singer, composer, pianist and record producer, is the daughter of Leonid Fedorov, the leader of the musical rock band "Auktyon".
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Valya Fedorova
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Early years
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Born on August 7, 1997 in St. Petersburg in the family of musician Leonid Fedorov. From early childhood she began to be interested in music, then went to the Rostropovich Music School. M. L. Rostropovich on the piano, she took part in international and city competitions. At the age of 8 she became a laureate of the contest "Iskorki".
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Valya Fedorova
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Early years
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In 2014, Valya entered the 1st year of the M. P. Mussorgsky Music College at the Faculty of Classical Piano. In 2018, after graduating from the school, she entered the faculty of pedagogy "Arts and Humanities" at the Academy of Russian Ballet named after A.Ya. Vaganova.
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Valya Fedorova
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Early years
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In 2015, she took part in the filming of the movie "The Dweller of the Peaks. Divine Comedy", from the director Igor Voloshin.
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Valya Fedorova
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Early years
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Studying in the 1st year of Vaganova Academy, she began her composing activity, composed her first songs, which were later combined into an album "Отпускаю", released in 2022, where she sings and accompanies herself on the piano, the project was also worked on by her father Leonid Fedorov, who is the leader of the musical rock band "Auktyon".
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Valya Fedorova
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Early years
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The album includes the singles "Свободно", "Лёд", "Отпускаю", "Между нами", "Отпускаю", "Здравствуй", "Как вода",Мой рай", "Поражение", "Я ненавижу свет" and "Планета".
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Valya Fedorova
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Early years
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Leonid also acted as a sound engineer of the album and added some "effects" to the songs. The single "Я ненавижу свет", on Mandelstam's poem, was supplemented with a tambourine.
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Valya Fedorova
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Early years
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In the song "Лёд" an effect is added to create a cold atmosphere. In the song "Как вода", a guitar was added. In the non-album single "Буду скучать", vocal effects of a child's voice were added.
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Valya Fedorova
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Early years
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Throughout 2018—2023, she trained with different vocal pedagogues. In particular, in 2023 she studied with Ariadna Karyagina.
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Valya Fedorova
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Early years
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In the same year, 2022, Valentina released the singles, "Небо напомнит", "Между нами", "Журавли", "Тысячи" and "Снег". In 2023, she released the single "Отпускаю", the music single "Буду скучать" was released on March 12 of the same year, and the single "Разбежались" was released on May 2.
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Chompi
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Chompi (stylised as CHOMPI) is a sampler released in 2023 by Chelsea and Tobias Hendrickson. Designed to be accessible and screenless, the sampler uses LEDs and physical labels to show the status of various filters and effects.
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Chompi
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Background
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Chompi was created by Chelsea and Tobias Hendrickson, a couple from Spokane, Washington. They previously ran a community synth program focused on Spokane and the Pacific Northwest which offered modular synth classes for over a decade. Chompi was announced on 12 March 2023, via a YouTube video on the Chompi Club channel; the video showcased the basic features of the sampler and looper, as well as the effects unit.
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Chompi
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Funding
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The Kickstarter campaign for Chompi's funding launched on March 28, 2023 with a goal of US$30,000, and raised almost $750,000 in one day. By the end of the campaign it had raised over $1,000,000, making it one of the most successful Kickstarter campaigns of 2023. Chompi units were offered for $499 as part of the campaign, with a limited-edition pink version offered for $599.
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