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XView is a widget toolkit from Sun Microsystems introduced in 1988. It provides an OPEN LOOK user interface for X Window System applications, with an object-oriented application programming interface (API) for the C programming language. Its interface, controls, and layouts are very close to that of the earlier SunView... | ['Sun Microsystems', 'OPEN LOOK', 'X Window System', 'SunView', 'User Interface Toolkit', 'C++', 'GTK+', 'GNOME', 'OLIT', 'OpenWindows'] | ['Q14647', 'Q3371970', 'Q178481', 'Q3430495', 'Q7901829', 'Q2407', 'Q189464', 'Q44316', 'Q7072666', 'Q2497482'] | [[(31, 47), (1272, 1288)], [(83, 92), (1006, 1015)], [(112, 127), (600, 615), (976, 991)], [(313, 320), (389, 396)], [(425, 447)], [(457, 460)], [(715, 719)], [(734, 739)], [(888, 892), (897, 901)], [(904, 915)]] |
thumb| stack of books sculpture at the Berlin Walk of Ideas, commemorating the invention of modern book printing The history of books became an acknowledged academic discipline in the 1980s. Contributors to the discipline include specialists from the fields of textual scholarship, codicology, bibliography, philology, p... | ['Walk of Ideas', 'Johannes Gutenberg', 'Gutenberg Bible', 'William Ivins Jr.', 'Henri-Jean Martin', 'Lucien Febvre', 'Marshall McLuhan', 'Robert Darnton', 'Braille', 'Sumer', 'University of Chicago', 'Enheduanna', 'Mesopotamia', 'Nineveh', 'Assyria', 'Archaeologists', 'Book of the Dead', 'Ancient Egypt', 'Neferirkare ... | ['Q473758', 'Q8958', 'Q158075', 'Q8013125', 'Q922350', 'Q156999', 'Q193871', 'Q964180', 'Q79894', 'Q35355', 'Q131252', 'Q232505', 'Q11767', 'Q5680', 'Q41137', 'Q23498', 'Q174361', 'Q11768', 'Q268576', 'Q269237', 'Q125576', 'Q1528', 'Q229235', 'Q494235', 'Q200662', 'Q426853', 'Q200944', 'Q211248', 'Q13703', 'Q455768', '... | [[(46, 59)], [(9780, 9798), (31538, 31556)], [(1468, 1483)], [(2971, 2988)], [(3034, 3051)], [(3056, 3069)], [(3173, 3189)], [(3302, 3316), (45005, 45019)], [(2688, 2695), (4194, 4201), (46885, 46892), (46964, 46971), (47439, 47446), (47451, 47458), (47493, 47500), (47520, 47527), (47616, 47623), (47728, 47735), (47845... |
Lechmere station is a Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) Green Line light rail station in Lechmere Square in East Cambridge, Massachusetts. It is located on the east side of Monsignor O'Brien Highway near First Street, adjacent to the NorthPoint development. The accessible elevated station has a single i... | ['Lechmere Square', 'East Cambridge, Massachusetts', 'MBTA bus', 'Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority', 'Green Line (MBTA)', 'Green Line Extension', 'Green Line D branch', 'Green Line E branch', 'Boston and Lowell Railroad', 'Craigie Bridge', 'Lechmere Viaduct', 'Tremont Street subway', 'Boston Elevated Railway'... | ['Q6511624', 'Q5327982', 'Q6714772', 'Q171985', 'Q152061', 'Q5602828', 'Q172031', 'Q172040', 'Q732467', 'Q5082075', 'Q6511625', 'Q2451368', 'Q894561', 'Q817488', 'Q6537883', 'Q6693264', 'Q5061410', 'Q1421154', 'Q638715', 'Q54454', 'Q5025506', 'Q1587858', 'Q5241972', 'Q5031028', 'Q5054651', 'Q152039', 'Q2002625', 'Q1990... | [[(105, 120), (685, 700), (855, 870), (2397, 2412), (6302, 6317), (6340, 6355), (6527, 6542), (7011, 7026), (7438, 7453), (7760, 7775), (8834, 8849), (9103, 9118), (9141, 9156), (10128, 10143), (12491, 12506), (21224, 21239), (24609, 24624), (26132, 26147)], [(124, 153)], [(2133, 2141), (3406, 3414)], [(22, 64), (16214... |
Esperite is a rare complex calcium lead zinc silicate (PbCa3Zn4(SiO4)4) related to beryllonite and trimerite that used to be called calcium larsenite. Esperite has a white, greasy appearance in daylight and is much prized for its brilliant yellow green fluorescence under shortwave ultraviolet light. It is found in asso... | ['Monoclinic', 'Bolivia'] | ['Q624543', 'Q750'] | [[(1127, 1137)], [(494, 501), (781, 788)]] |
The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone is a 1961 British romantic drama film made by Warner Bros. It was directed by José Quintero and produced by Louis de Rochemont with Lothar Wolff as associate producer. The screenplay was written by Gavin Lambert and Jan Read and based on the novel by Tennessee Williams. The music score wa... | ['José Quintero', 'Louis de Rochemont', 'Tennessee Williams', 'Gavin Lambert', 'Lotte Lenya', 'Richard Addinsell', 'Harry Waxman', 'Warner Bros.', 'Rome', 'Italy', 'As You Like It', 'Showtime Networks', 'Helen Mirren', 'Anne Bancroft', 'Olivier Martinez', 'Male prostitution', 'Gigolo', 'Male prostitution in the arts', ... | ['Q3186533', 'Q6688461', 'Q134262', 'Q5528199', 'Q93604', 'Q435177', 'Q529749', 'Q126399', 'Q220', 'Q38', 'Q237572', 'Q7503319', 'Q349391', 'Q183532', 'Q504886', 'Q1261491', 'Q1089730', 'Q3407852', 'Q5442770', 'Q260528'] | [[(109, 122), (440, 453)], [(139, 157)], [(282, 300), (3339, 3357)], [(229, 242)], [(2597, 2608)], [(325, 342), (3193, 3210)], [(369, 381)], [(77, 89), (3287, 3299)], [(563, 567), (710, 714), (3273, 3277)], [(673, 678)], [(792, 806)], [(2754, 2771)], [(2781, 2793)], [(2795, 2808)], [(2814, 2830)], [(2847, 2864), (2876,... |
Hardystonite is a rare calcium zinc silicate mineral first described from the Franklin, New Jersey, U.S. zinc deposits. It often contains lead, which was detrimental to the zinc smelting process, so it was not a useful ore mineral. Like many of the famous Franklin minerals, hardystonite responds to short wave ultraviol... | ['Sorosilicates', 'Franklin Furnace', 'Tetragonal', 'Franklin, New Jersey', 'New Jersey Zinc Company'] | ['Q178977', 'Q5491516', 'Q503601', 'Q1085963', 'Q5905787'] | [[(1384, 1397)], [(1281, 1297)], [(1430, 1440)], [(78, 98)], [(1219, 1242)]] |
Elia Levita (13 February 146928 January 1549) (), also known as Elijah Levita, Elias Levita, Élie Lévita, Elia Levita Ashkenazi, Eliahu Levita, Eliyahu haBahur ("Elijah the Bachelor"), Elye Bokher, was a Renaissance Hebrew grammarian, scholar, and poet. He was the author of the Bovo-Bukh (written in 1507-1508), the mos... | ['Isny', 'Renaissance', 'Hebraist', 'Bovo-Bukh', 'Giles of Viterbo', 'Jewish mysticism', 'Nuremberg', 'Ashkenazi Jews', 'Jew', 'Padua', 'Venice', 'Renaissance humanist', 'Kabbalah', 'Paul Fagius', 'Talmud', 'Midrash', 'Aramaic', 'Targum', 'Shemot Devarim', 'David Kimhi', 'Reformation', 'Sebastian Münster', 'Georges de ... | ['Q513446', 'Q4692', 'Q4988856', 'Q2900772', 'Q380652', 'Q12409136', 'Q2090', 'Q34069', 'Q7325', 'Q617', 'Q641', 'Q846933', 'Q123006', 'Q70119', 'Q43290', 'Q202344', 'Q28602', 'Q623703', 'Q1644676', 'Q733619', 'Q12562', 'Q61073', 'Q3103711', 'Q2845780', 'Q14211', 'Q192', 'Q66031', 'Q653922'] | [[(2023, 2027), (2175, 2179), (2399, 2403), (2484, 2488), (2603, 2607), (4236, 4240)], [(204, 215), (561, 572), (1368, 1379), (5756, 5767), (5787, 5798)], [(5535, 5543)], [(279, 288), (1057, 1066), (2750, 2759)], [(413, 429), (1402, 1418)], [(533, 549)], [(614, 623)], [(5450, 5464)], [(533, 536), (630, 633), (906, 909)... |
Cinecolor was an early subtractive color-model two-color motion picture process that was based upon the Prizma system of the 1910s and 1920s and the Multicolor system of the late 1920s and the 1930s. It was developed by William T. Crispinel and Alan M. Gundelfinger, and its various formats were in use from 1932 to 1955... | ['Poor Cinderella', 'Fleischer Studios', 'Prizma', 'Multicolor', 'William Thomas Crespinel', 'Social Security Death Index', 'Kinemacolor', 'Technicolor', 'Burbank, California', 'Ub Iwerks', 'Walt Disney', 'Betty Boop', 'Merrie Melodies', 'Happy Harmonies', 'Max Fleischer', 'Color Classics', 'Warner Bros.', 'Looney Tune... | ['Q3908351', 'Q1427842', 'Q7246553', 'Q6934607', 'Q23621630', 'Q2296741', 'Q630548', 'Q674564', 'Q39561', 'Q336424', 'Q8704', 'Q583810', 'Q1750628', 'Q1584289', 'Q93788', 'Q2984362', 'Q126399', 'Q622435', 'Q3066286', 'Q1370297', 'Q7180508', 'Q2756484', 'Q3406645', 'Q34529', 'Q5518856', 'Q3221229', 'Q13403311', 'Q673286... | [[(4456, 4471), (4954, 4969)], [(4129, 4146)], [(104, 110), (2397, 2403), (3417, 3423), (12470, 12476)], [(149, 159), (2605, 2615), (3473, 3483), (5423, 5433), (12458, 12468)], [(1999, 2023)], [(2036, 2063)], [(2079, 2090), (2153, 2164)], [(3001, 3012), (3622, 3633), (4355, 4366), (4761, 4772), (4848, 4859), (6185, 619... |
An electronic ticket is a method of ticket entry, processing, and marketing for companies in the airline, railways and other transport and entertainment industries. ==Airline ticket== E-tickets in the airline industry were devised in about 1994, and have now largely replaced the older multi-layered paper ticketing syst... | ['IATA', 'Record locator', 'Electronic Miscellaneous Document', 'Amtrak', 'ZIP code', 'RFID', 'India', 'Indian Railways', 'Alexander Dobrindt', 'Rejsekort', 'Digital ticket', 'Mobile ticketing', 'Travel technology', 'Ticket system'] | ['Q19755', 'Q3422426', 'Q5358276', 'Q23239', 'Q136208', 'Q104954', 'Q668', 'Q819425', 'Q85783', 'Q4994625', 'Q5276200', 'Q1457423', 'Q7835963', 'Q10429599'] | [[(370, 374), (3732, 3736), (4020, 4024), (4063, 4067), (4340, 4344), (4499, 4503), (4915, 4919), (8276, 8280)], [(1888, 1902)], [(3759, 3792)], [(5007, 5013)], [(5601, 5609)], [(5920, 5924), (6369, 6373)], [(6414, 6419), (6440, 6445)], [(6440, 6455)], [(7854, 7872)], [(8113, 8122)], [(8139, 8153)], [(8156, 8172)], [(8... |
The Chalk Garden is a play by Enid Bagnold that premiered in the USA in 1955 and was produced in Britain the following year. It tells the story of the imperious Mrs St Maugham and her granddaughter Laurel, a disturbed child under the care of Miss Madrigal, a governess, whose past life is a mystery that is solved during... | ['Random House', 'Enid Bagnold', 'New Haven', 'Binkie Beaumont', 'Irene Selznick', 'Edith Evans', 'Gladys Cooper', 'Katharine Hepburn', 'Wendy Hiller', 'Siobhán McKenna', 'George Cukor', 'Albert Marre', 'Cecil Beaton', 'Ethel Barrymore Theatre', 'Birmingham', 'Theatre Royal Haymarket', 'John Gielgud', 'Sophie Harris', ... | ['Q744182', 'Q447630', 'Q49145', 'Q932822', 'Q6069145', 'Q236718', 'Q235299', 'Q56016', 'Q230626', 'Q444660', 'Q56014', 'Q4710795', 'Q697096', 'Q5403074', 'Q2256', 'Q540426', 'Q204685', 'Q7563006', 'Q1363890', 'Q55641418', 'Q1403322', 'Q230832', 'Q438712', 'Q4898348', 'Q431564', 'Q8321150', 'Q2478348', 'Q31964', 'Q2334... | [[(10124, 10136)], [(30, 42)], [(1932, 1941)], [(564, 579)], [(723, 737)], [(1086, 1097), (3070, 3081), (6883, 6894), (7169, 7180), (8417, 8428), (8621, 8632)], [(1158, 1171), (3056, 3069), (3082, 3095), (4199, 4212), (4424, 4437)], [(1261, 1278)], [(1395, 1407)], [(1477, 1492), (2802, 2817)], [(1529, 1541)], [(1639, 1... |
Franklin Furnace, also known as the Franklin Mine, is a famous mineral location for rare zinc, iron, manganese minerals in old mines in Franklin, Sussex County, New Jersey, United States. This locale produced more species of minerals (over 300) and more different fluorescent minerals than any other location. The minera... | ['Franklin, New Jersey', 'Sussex County, New Jersey', 'Sterling Hill', 'Mindat.org'] | ['Q1085963', 'Q495998', 'Q7611425', 'Q15221937'] | [[(1364, 1384)], [(146, 171)], [(1119, 1132)], [(1272, 1282)]] |
Inside Daisy Clover is a 1965 American drama film based on Gavin Lambert's 1963 novel of the same name, directed by Robert Mulligan and starring Natalie Wood. It follows a tomboy becoming a Hollywood actress and singer. ==Plot== In 1936, Daisy Clover is a tomboy living with her eccentric mother in a ramshackle trailer ... | ['Robert Mulligan', 'Gavin Lambert', 'Natalie Wood', 'Christopher Plummer', 'Robert Redford', 'Roddy McDowall', 'Ruth Gordon', 'Peter Helm', 'André Previn', 'Warner Bros.', 'Arizona', 'Betty Harford', 'Harold Gould', 'Ottola Nesmith', 'Barbara La Marr', 'George James Hopkins', 'Edith Head', 'Dory Previn', 'Connie Franc... | ['Q467785', 'Q5528199', 'Q180919', 'Q190523', 'Q59215', 'Q283988', 'Q232562', 'Q7174620', 'Q155712', 'Q126399', 'Q816', 'Q4898833', 'Q954950', 'Q7109922', 'Q437490', 'Q1507653', 'Q234961', 'Q452252', 'Q216341', 'Q6926837', 'Q5595386', 'Q234695', 'Q7775102', 'Q4636', 'Q3745393', 'Q6561524'] | [[(116, 131), (5704, 5719)], [(59, 72)], [(145, 157), (1746, 1758), (3080, 3092), (4085, 4097), (5098, 5110)], [(1777, 1796)], [(1815, 1829), (4182, 4196)], [(1877, 1891)], [(1846, 1857), (3847, 3858), (4139, 4150)], [(1943, 1953)], [(4373, 4385), (5553, 5565)], [(3475, 3487), (5921, 5933)], [(805, 812)], [(1974, 1987)... |
ComiColor Cartoons are a series of 25 animated short subjects produced by Ub Iwerks from 1933 to 1936. The series was the last produced by Iwerks Studio; after losing distributor Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer in 1934, the Iwerks studio's senior company Celebrity Pictures (run by Pat Powers) had to distribute the films itself. Th... | ['Ub Iwerks', 'Iwerks Studio', 'Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer', 'Celebrity Pictures', 'Cinecolor', 'Jack and the Beanstalk', 'Old Mother Hubbard', 'Town Musicians of Bremen', 'The Legend of Sleepy Hollow', 'Grim Natwick', 'Al Eugster', 'Shamus Culhane', 'Chevrolet', 'The Steadfast Tin Soldier', 'Hans Christian Andersen', 'Puss i... | ['Q336424', 'Q15639894', 'Q179200', 'Q2483415', 'Q794536', 'Q1455839', 'Q7084562', 'Q112015', 'Q72309', 'Q3116715', 'Q2829322', 'Q3089911', 'Q29570', 'Q11872', 'Q5673', 'Q11834', 'Q209515', 'Q181667', 'Q480', 'Q5682', 'Q626939', 'Q7084461', 'Q34726', 'Q174807', 'Q3275725', 'Q3275944', 'Q2793', 'Q122018', 'Q4851856', 'Q... | [[(74, 83), (3749, 3758)], [(139, 152), (3752, 3765)], [(179, 198), (3907, 3926)], [(243, 261)], [(353, 362), (3882, 3891)], [(468, 490), (864, 886), (906, 928)], [(492, 510), (1926, 1944), (1946, 1964), (1997, 2015)], [(1847, 1871)], [(1325, 1352)], [(583, 595)], [(597, 607)], [(613, 627)], [(794, 803)], [(1027, 1052)... |
Hawaii is a 1966 American epic drama film directed by George Roy Hill. It is based on the eponymous 1959 novel by James A. Michener. It tells the story of an 1820s Yale University divinity student (Max von Sydow) who, accompanied by his new bride (Julie Andrews), becomes a Calvinist missionary in the Hawaiian Islands. ... | ['George Roy Hill', 'Walter Mirisch', 'Dalton Trumbo', 'James A. Michener', 'Julie Andrews', 'Max von Sydow', 'Richard Harris', 'Elmer Bernstein', 'Russell Harlan', 'United Artists', 'Yale University', 'Hawaiian Islands', 'Old Sturbridge Village', 'Kauai', 'Oahu', 'Hawaii', '39th Academy Awards', 'Jocelyne LaGarde', 'Y... | ['Q51570', 'Q707064', 'Q350666', 'Q361653', 'Q161819', 'Q203215', 'Q106775', 'Q111436', 'Q323729', 'Q219400', 'Q49112', 'Q192626', 'Q7085141', 'Q201026', 'Q131347', 'Q782', 'Q167214', 'Q455953', 'Q10723329', 'Q1012971', 'Q188705', 'Q4726594', 'Q150943', 'Q555487', 'Q4353529', 'Q1905269', 'Q3260112', 'Q439588', 'Q129112... | [[(54, 69), (7382, 7397), (11361, 11376), (14462, 14477)], [(8740, 8754), (14589, 14603)], [(14639, 14652)], [(114, 131), (14866, 14883)], [(248, 261), (4409, 4422), (7536, 7549)], [(198, 211), (4448, 4461), (7822, 7835), (11887, 11900), (13407, 13420), (13671, 13684)], [(4486, 4500), (7661, 7675)], [(13185, 13200), (1... |
You're a Big Boy Now is a 1966 American comedy film written and directed by Francis Ford Coppola. Based on David Benedictus' 1963 novel of the same name, it stars Elizabeth Hartman, Peter Kastner, Geraldine Page, Rip Torn, Karen Black, and Julie Harris. Geraldine Page was nominated for an Oscar and Golden Globe Award f... | ['Francis Ford Coppola', 'David Benedictus', 'Peter Kastner', 'Elizabeth Hartman', 'Geraldine Page', 'Rip Torn', 'Tony Bill', 'Karen Black', 'Seven Arts Productions', 'Golden Globe Award', 'Great Neck, New York', 'New York Public Library', 'Manhattan', 'Gutenberg Bible', 'Rufus Harley', 'Richard Lester', 'The Knack ...... | ['Q56094', 'Q5231297', 'Q7175099', 'Q266451', 'Q228650', 'Q313522', 'Q588745', 'Q232333', 'Q3298993', 'Q1011547', 'Q1378786', 'Q219555', 'Q11299', 'Q158075', 'Q2174782', 'Q346508', 'Q1198726', 'Q1069145', 'Q11259', 'Q160409', 'Q666931', 'Q5531153', 'Q629269', 'Q16136736', 'Q109982', 'Q60', 'Q186125', 'Q1185312', 'Q5153... | [[(76, 96), (5773, 5793), (9069, 9089), (11560, 11580), (11728, 11748)], [(107, 123), (5269, 5285)], [(182, 195)], [(163, 180), (10289, 10306)], [(197, 211), (254, 268), (8879, 8893), (9545, 9559), (9801, 9815)], [(213, 221), (8866, 8874)], [(5241, 5250)], [(223, 234)], [(5900, 5922)], [(300, 318), (9919, 9937), (10147... |
Porrima may refer to: * Porrima (scientific ship), an eco-experimental ship * Antevorta, a goddess in Roman mythology * Gamma Virginis, a star in the constellation Virgo * Schinia, a genus of insects known as flower moths | ['Antevorta', 'Schinia'] | ['Q1250207', 'Q7431344'] | [[(78, 87)], [(172, 179)]] |
The AA battery (or double-A battery) is a standard size single cell cylindrical dry battery. The IEC 60086 system calls the size R6, and ANSI C18 calls it 15.Classic (LR6) datasheet from energizer.com It is named UM-3 by JIS of Japan. Historically, it is known as D14 (hearing aid battery), U12 – later U7 (standard cell... | ['American National Standards Institute', 'C battery', 'List of battery sizes'] | ['Q180003', 'Q797818', 'Q4374872'] | [[(1021, 1058)], [(1180, 1189), (1542, 1551)], [(7654, 7675)]] |
The Falcon Ridge Folk Festival is an American annual folk-oriented music festival and dance festival held at Dodds Farm in Hillsdale, New York. ==History== The first festival was a two-day event in 1988, held at a ski slope. In 1991, the festival moved to Long Hill Farm, in Hillsdale, New York, where it was held until ... | ['Hillsdale, New York', 'New York (state)', 'Arlo Guthrie', 'Richie Havens', 'Janis Ian', 'Crooked Still', 'Brave Combo', 'Dar Williams', 'Aiden James', 'Richard Shindell', 'Lucy Kaplansky', 'Ani DiFranco', 'Tom Paxton', 'Vance Gilbert', 'Tracy Grammer', 'Ellis Paul', 'John Gorka', 'Holly Near', 'Eddie From Ohio', 'The... | ['Q3708235', 'Q1384', 'Q552925', 'Q505285', 'Q235515', 'Q32591', 'Q2924131', 'Q273910', 'Q22005614', 'Q2150602', 'Q1873781', 'Q232462', 'Q1351527', 'Q7914031', 'Q7831741', 'Q3051527', 'Q6235807', 'Q1624891', 'Q5336593', 'Q7754039', 'Q5520594', 'Q6693280', 'Q4252007', 'Q267438', 'Q245296'] | [[(123, 142), (275, 294)], [(3429, 3445), (3581, 3597)], [(937, 949)], [(951, 964)], [(970, 979)], [(1060, 1073), (1356, 1369)], [(1085, 1096), (2728, 2739)], [(1203, 1215)], [(1217, 1228)], [(1230, 1246)], [(1248, 1262)], [(1264, 1276)], [(1278, 1288)], [(1290, 1303)], [(1305, 1318)], [(1320, 1330)], [(1332, 1342)], [... |
Willie Whopper is an animated cartoon character created by American animator Ub Iwerks. The Whopper series was the second from the Iwerks Studio to be produced by Pat Powers and distributed through Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. 14 shorts were produced in 1933 to 1934. ==History== Willie is a young lad who tells of his many outl... | ['Ub Iwerks', 'Iwerks Studio', 'Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer', 'National Air Race', 'Amelia Earhart', 'Grim Natwick', 'Flip the Frog', 'Cinecolor', 'Jelly Roll Morton', 'Bosko', 'Al Eugster', 'Berny Wolf', 'Shamus Culhane', 'Baron von Münchhausen', 'Harman and Ising', 'Happy Harmonies', 'Warner Brothers', 'Looney Tunes', 'Merri... | ['Q336424', 'Q15639894', 'Q179200', 'Q825144', 'Q3355', 'Q3116715', 'Q55339811', 'Q794536', 'Q317128', 'Q2483037', 'Q2829322', 'Q2898751', 'Q3089911', 'Q77066', 'Q983477', 'Q1584289', 'Q126399', 'Q622435', 'Q1750628', 'Q762558', 'Q731195', 'Q784817', 'Q5293067'] | [[(77, 86), (921, 930), (3155, 3164), (3224, 3233), (3294, 3303), (3397, 3406), (3475, 3484), (3677, 3686), (3750, 3759), (3858, 3867), (3926, 3935), (4026, 4035), (4088, 4097), (4157, 4166), (4262, 4271), (4365, 4374), (4975, 4984), (5211, 5220)], [(131, 144), (4978, 4991)], [(198, 217), (5139, 5158)], [(657, 674)], [... |
Fatutaka, Fatu Taka or Patu Taka (also known as Fataka and Mitre Island) is a small volcanic island in the Solomon Islands province of Temotu in the south- west Pacific Ocean. The easternmost of the Solomon Islands, Fatutaka is located southeast of Anuta and can be seen from there in clear weather. Fatutaka and Anuta w... | ['Solomon Islands', 'Pacific Ocean', 'Anuta', 'Frigatebird', 'Eastern Reef Egret', 'Pacific Imperial Pigeon', 'Emerald Dove', 'Pacific Plate', 'Oceania', 'Pacific Islands', 'Santa Cruz Islands'] | ['Q685', 'Q98', 'Q612888', 'Q203472', 'Q392232', 'Q855676', 'Q795565', 'Q205411', 'Q55643', 'Q19617380', 'Q148839'] | [[(107, 122), (199, 214), (1899, 1914), (1941, 1956)], [(161, 174)], [(249, 254), (313, 318), (649, 654), (674, 679), (1316, 1321), (1415, 1420)], [(856, 867)], [(869, 887)], [(889, 912)], [(918, 930)], [(1738, 1751)], [(1773, 1780)], [(1783, 1798)], [(1801, 1819)]] |
Glen Oaks Community College is a public community college in Centreville, Michigan. ==History== In 1965, Nora Hagen donated a considerable amount of land in Sherman Township to Glen Oaks. Soon afterward, Glen Oaks was approved by the state as a credible institution authorized to provide college courses to students. Hag... | ['Centreville, Michigan', 'Michigan', 'God'] | ['Q2041421', 'Q1166', 'Q190'] | [[(61, 82)], [(74, 82), (1547, 1555), (1565, 1573), (1709, 1717), (1774, 1782), (1815, 1823)], [(1112, 1115)]] |
The Excelsior Stadium is a football stadium in Airdrie, North Lanarkshire, Scotland. It is the home ground of Airdrieonians of the Scottish Professional Football League (SPFL). Since the 2021–22 season it has also been used by Celtic for the home matches of their women's team in the Scottish Women's Premier League (SWP... | ['Airdrie, North Lanarkshire', 'Airdrieonians F.C. (1878)', 'Airdrieonians F.C.', "Queen's Park F.C.", 'Glasgow City F.C.', 'Motherwell F.C. Women', 'Glasgow University F.C.', 'Celtic F.C. Women', 'Scottish Professional Football League', 'Celtic F.C.', "Scottish Women's Premier League", 'Scottish Lowland Football Leagu... | ['Q408536', 'Q1345161', 'Q408554', 'Q852753', 'Q1529496', 'Q20712797', 'Q5566947', 'Q5058511', 'Q14489498', 'Q19593', 'Q2261407', 'Q16835366', 'Q4975304', 'Q216523', 'Q1350084', 'Q843012', 'Q18502', 'Q643817', 'Q18760', 'Q193651', 'Q1116999', 'Q308822', 'Q2808', 'Q14468449', 'Q864672'] | [[(47, 73)], [(6870, 6895)], [(675, 693), (6842, 6860), (6870, 6888)], [(7027, 7044)], [(7149, 7166)], [(7176, 7197)], [(481, 504), (4315, 4338)], [(7207, 7224)], [(131, 168), (7054, 7091)], [(4445, 4456), (7207, 7218)], [(284, 315), (4200, 4231), (7234, 7265)], [(341, 373), (4564, 4596), (4636, 4668)], [(773, 788), (1... |
Walter Clarence "Dub" Taylor Jr. (February 26, 1907 – October 3, 1994),Dub Taylor, 87, Actor in Westerns, The New York Times, October 5, 1994, Section B, Page 12 was an American character actor who from the 1940s into the 1990s worked extensively in films and on television, often in Westerns but also in comedies. He is... | ['Rustlers of the Badlands', 'Richmond, Virginia', 'Los Angeles, California', 'Buck Taylor', 'Western (genre)', 'FamilySearch', 'Augusta, Georgia', 'Frank Capra', 'YouTube', 'Wild Bill Elliott', 'Charles Starrett', 'Russell Hayden', 'Tex Ritter', 'Jimmy Wakely', 'Mr. Smith Goes to Washington', 'Them!', 'Walt Disney', '... | ['Q15682112', 'Q43421', 'Q65', 'Q436425', 'Q21590660', 'Q3066228', 'Q181962', 'Q51492', 'Q866', 'Q374721', 'Q729837', 'Q3453467', 'Q966565', 'Q1446475', 'Q866120', 'Q578809', 'Q8704', 'Q3024947', 'Q312252', 'Q11223', 'Q207460', 'Q51461', 'Q1811900', 'Q994481', 'Q1713546', 'Q1169098', 'Q59129', 'Q1219013', 'Q749719', 'Q... | [[(8221, 8245)], [(419, 437), (13936, 13954)], [(3103, 3126)], [(353, 364)], [(13882, 13897)], [(673, 685)], [(891, 907), (13820, 13836)], [(1468, 1479)], [(1839, 1846)], [(2128, 2145)], [(2213, 2229)], [(2231, 2245)], [(2247, 2257)], [(2262, 2274)], [(2538, 2566), (7303, 7331)], [(2601, 2606), (8900, 8905)], [(2772, 2... |
Diamond enhancements are specific treatments, performed on natural diamonds (usually those already cut and polished into gems), which are designed to improve the visual gemological characteristics of the diamond in one or more ways. These include clarity treatments such as laser drilling to remove black carbon inclusio... | ['CIBJO', 'United States', 'Federal Trade Commission', 'General Electric', 'Ramat Gan', 'Israel', 'Gemological Institute of America', 'William Crookes', 'British Museum', 'Proton', 'Dresden Green Diamond', 'Victorian era', 'Pressure', 'Fourier-transform spectroscopy', 'Raman spectroscopy', 'Brown diamonds', 'Crystallog... | ['Q254401', 'Q30', 'Q786713', 'Q54173', 'Q192807', 'Q801', 'Q3759392', 'Q189552', 'Q6373', 'Q2294', 'Q706710', 'Q182688', 'Q39552', 'Q2047974', 'Q862228', 'Q3149936', 'Q5191439', 'Q723995', 'Q12103146', 'Q5925925'] | [[(525, 530)], [(568, 581)], [(582, 606)], [(2412, 2428), (17688, 17704), (20211, 20227)], [(5685, 5694)], [(5696, 5702), (5813, 5819)], [(8843, 8875)], [(11128, 11143)], [(11787, 11801)], [(11939, 11945)], [(15023, 15044)], [(15460, 15473)], [(18518, 18526)], [(19730, 19760)], [(19772, 19790)], [(20588, 20602)], [(206... |
Myron "Grim" Natwick ( Nordveig; August 16, 1890 - October 7, 1990) was an American artist, animator, and film director. Natwick is best known for drawing the Fleischer Studios' most popular character, Betty Boop.Myron "Grim" Natwick (Hollywood Cartoon Hall of Fame) ==Background== Born in Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin, N... | ['Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin', 'Los Angeles', 'Mildred Natwick', 'Inkpot Award', 'Fleischer Studios', 'Betty Boop', 'Art Institute of Chicago', 'University of Wisconsin–Madison', 'National Academy of Design', 'Gregory La Cava', 'Egon Schiele', 'Gustav Klimt', 'Max Fleischer', 'Dizzy Dishes', "Bimbo's Initiation", 'Ub ... | ['Q1003702', 'Q65', 'Q240217', 'Q2687578', 'Q1427842', 'Q583810', 'Q239303', 'Q838330', 'Q502218', 'Q269585', 'Q44032', 'Q34661', 'Q93788', 'Q5285111', 'Q4913719', 'Q336424', 'Q1047410', 'Q3565810', 'Q7720598', 'Q55339811', 'Q8021892', 'Q3517047', 'Q2061710', 'Q1196390', 'Q3236800', 'Q3042281', 'Q1685941', 'Q181488', '... | [[(290, 317), (1211, 1238), (7763, 7790), (7835, 7862), (8070, 8097), (12230, 12257)], [(7443, 7454)], [(866, 881)], [(12473, 12485)], [(159, 176), (8361, 8378), (12398, 12415)], [(202, 212), (3094, 3104), (3176, 3186), (3288, 3298), (3488, 3498), (3826, 3836), (7626, 7636)], [(356, 380), (1653, 1677)], [(1468, 1499)],... |
Isidore Mvouba (born 1954John F. Clark and Samuel Decalo, Historical Dictionary of Republic of the Congo, fourth edition (2012), Scarecrow Press, page 305.) is a Congolese politician who was Prime Minister of Congo- Brazzaville from 2005 to 2009. He is a member of the Congolese Labour Party (PCT, or Parti congolais du ... | ['Denis Sassou Nguesso', 'Kindamba', 'Congolese Party of Labour', 'Pool Region', 'Congo-Ocean Railway', 'Pascal Lissouba', 'Claude Antoine Dacosta', 'Ambroise Noumazalaye', 'Pierre Ngolo', 'Gilbert Ondongo'] | ['Q57418', 'Q6410537', 'Q1785816', 'Q864647', 'Q1069319', 'Q379725', 'Q1096417', 'Q1287521', 'Q7192379', 'Q5561139'] | [[(368, 388), (6546, 6566)], [(1029, 1037), (4192, 4200)], [(8732, 8757)], [(1054, 1065)], [(1114, 1133)], [(1620, 1635)], [(1945, 1967)], [(4665, 4685)], [(6100, 6112), (6332, 6344), (6855, 6867)], [(8114, 8129), (8197, 8212)]] |
Isophthalic acid is an organic compound with the formula C6H4(CO2H)2. This colorless solid is an isomer of phthalic acid and terephthalic acid. The main industrial uses of purified isophthalic acid (PIA) are for the production of polyethylene terephthalate (PET) resin and for the production of unsaturated polyester res... | ['Benzoic acid', 'Lotte Chemical Corporation', 'Uvitic acid', 'Nomex'] | ['Q191700', 'Q12594201', 'Q27891747', 'Q2319815'] | [[(1896, 1908)], [(712, 738)], [(1073, 1084)], [(1370, 1375)]] |
Christopher Eric Harris (born December 25, 1973) is an American professional wrestler, better known by the ring name "Wildcat" Chris Harris. He is best known for his time with NWA Total Nonstop Action (TNA) as one-half of the tag team America's Most Wanted alongside James Storm, where the duo won the NWA World Tag Team... | ['Bremerton, Washington', 'NWA Total Nonstop Action', 'James Storm', 'NWA World Tag Team Championship', 'World Wrestling Entertainment', 'Kentucky', 'World Championship Wrestling', 'Terry Taylor', 'Elix Skipper', 'Curt Hennig', 'Shannon Moore', 'Shane Douglas', 'Vince Russo', 'Jeff Jarrett', 'Bobby Roode', 'Planet Jarr... | ['Q695417', 'Q131728', 'Q718389', 'Q1961703', 'Q35339', 'Q1603', 'Q130171', 'Q3898163', 'Q541205', 'Q282078', 'Q438647', 'Q692991', 'Q1090803', 'Q352873', 'Q322969', 'Q7201114', 'Q927975', 'Q3827473', 'Q44453', 'Q44537', 'Q314657', 'Q15410739', 'Q299570', 'Q2069280', 'Q2245043', 'Q632872', 'Q26621', 'Q474932', 'Q349625... | [[(9928, 9949)], [(176, 200), (1414, 1438), (8610, 8634)], [(267, 278), (895, 906), (1629, 1640), (6947, 6958), (7466, 7477), (7590, 7601), (7738, 7749), (8597, 8608), (8719, 8730), (8805, 8816), (8874, 8885), (8953, 8964), (9078, 9089), (9316, 9327), (9488, 9499), (9651, 9662), (9709, 9720)], [(302, 333), (2179, 2210)... |
An oxygen concentrator is a device that concentrates the oxygen from a gas supply (typically ambient air) by selectively removing nitrogen to supply an oxygen-enriched product gas stream. They are used industrially, to provide supplemental oxygen at high altitudes, and as medical devices for oxygen therapy. Oxygen conc... | ['Union Carbide', 'Bendix Corporation', 'Membrane', 'COPD', 'Food and Drug Administration'] | ['Q908553', 'Q4887137', 'Q176088', 'Q199804', 'Q204711'] | [[(2352, 2365), (3303, 3316)], [(2382, 2400)], [(7835, 7843), (8548, 8556), (8834, 8842)], [(15177, 15181)], [(16333, 16361)]] |
Alfred Julius Eugster (February 11, 1909 – January 1, 1997) was an American animator, writer, and film director. He worked for a number of American animation studios, including Fleischer Studios, the Iwerks Studio, Walt Disney Productions, and Famous Studios.Baxter, Devon. "Animation Profiles: AL EUGSTER." www.cartoonr... | ['New York City', 'Fleischer Studios', 'Walt Disney Productions', 'Famous Studios', 'Joe Oriolo', 'Iwerks Studio', 'American Radiator Company', 'Felix the Cat', 'Otto Messmer', 'Cooper Union', 'Preston Blair', 'Krazy Kat', 'Shamus Culhane', 'Walt Disney Animation Studios', 'Donald Duck', 'Max Fleischer', 'US Army', 'Po... | ['Q60', 'Q1427842', 'Q191224', 'Q3066286', 'Q4336463', 'Q15639894', 'Q16961334', 'Q692603', 'Q2577021', 'Q130981', 'Q2657938', 'Q726731', 'Q3089911', 'Q1047410', 'Q6550', 'Q93788', 'Q9212', 'Q199796', 'Q6115915', 'Q315441'] | [[(437, 450), (3523, 3536)], [(177, 194), (1303, 1320), (3356, 3373)], [(215, 238)], [(244, 258), (2023, 2037), (3479, 3493)], [(2492, 2502)], [(200, 213), (1621, 1634)], [(677, 702)], [(1063, 1076), (2519, 2532)], [(1147, 1159)], [(1178, 1190)], [(1421, 1434)], [(1464, 1473)], [(1587, 1601), (2603, 2617)], [(1662, 169... |
Fritz Bennicke Hart (11 February 1874 – 9 July 1949) was an English composer, conductor, teacher and unpublished novelist, who spent considerable periods in Australia and Hawaii. ==Early life== Hart was born in Brockley, originally in the English county of Kent but now part of the London Borough of Lewisham, the eldest... | ['Brockley', 'Kent', 'London Borough of Lewisham', 'Westminster Abbey', 'Frederick Bridge', 'Royal College of Music', 'Gustav Holst', 'William Hurlstone', 'Ralph Vaughan Williams', 'Charles Villiers Stanford', 'Romeo and Juliet', 'King of Cadonia', 'University of Melbourne', 'Nellie Melba', 'Melbourne Symphony Orchestr... | ['Q2216536', 'Q23298', 'Q215030', 'Q5933', 'Q5497415', 'Q304985', 'Q200867', 'Q662770', 'Q207947', 'Q368264', 'Q83186', 'Q6412211', 'Q319078', 'Q237607', 'Q667360', 'Q4712243', 'Q4893217', 'Q4274796', 'Q273916', 'Q6759944', 'Q3260', 'Q6795012', 'Q795228', 'Q623578', 'Q3140169', 'Q217439', 'Q202749', 'Q687', 'Q1294394',... | [[(211, 219), (7215, 7223)], [(257, 261), (7289, 7293)], [(282, 308)], [(689, 706), (7247, 7264)], [(718, 734)], [(757, 779), (3033, 3055), (6280, 6302)], [(821, 833), (6356, 6368)], [(861, 878)], [(880, 902)], [(1157, 1182)], [(1430, 1446)], [(1829, 1844)], [(2468, 2491), (7021, 7044)], [(2761, 2773)], [(3100, 3128)],... |
WDAZ-TV (channel 8) is a television station licensed to Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States, serving the Grand Forks area as an affiliate of ABC. It is owned by the Forum Communications Company, which also owns the Grand Forks Herald. WDAZ-TV's news bureau and advertising sales office are located on South Washingt... | ['WDAY-TV', 'Devils Lake, North Dakota', 'KBMY', 'NBC', 'Grand Forks Herald', 'Dahlen, North Dakota', 'Manitoba', 'Winnipeg', 'Portage la Prairie', 'Kenora', 'Ontario', 'CBC Television', 'Mississippi River', 'Detroit', 'Toledo, Ohio', 'Prairie Public Television', 'The CW Plus', 'Ion Television', 'MyNetworkTV', 'Minneso... | ['Q7948278', 'Q1772496', 'Q3191337', 'Q13974', 'Q55667960', 'Q4135825', 'Q1948', 'Q2135', 'Q1017624', 'Q993714', 'Q1904', 'Q1022955', 'Q1497', 'Q12439', 'Q49239', 'Q14708380', 'Q7720875', 'Q210500', 'Q1148579', 'Q6868559', 'Q968559', 'Q14708343', 'Q3090589', 'Q1383069', 'Q3046968', 'Q2842822', 'Q19572320', 'Q3032528', ... | [[(646, 653), (1058, 1065), (1170, 1177), (1308, 1315), (1557, 1564), (1729, 1736), (2044, 2051), (2948, 2955), (4120, 4127), (5279, 5286), (7331, 7338), (7497, 7504), (7837, 7844), (13862, 13869)], [(56, 81)], [(718, 722), (816, 820), (3990, 3994), (4066, 4070), (4674, 4678), (4753, 4757), (4806, 4810), (5685, 5689), ... |
The German war cemetery of Langemark (formerly spelt 'Langemarck') is near the village of Langemark, part of the municipality of Langemark-Poelkapelle, in the Belgian province of West Flanders. More than 44,000 soldiers are buried here.Langemark – Volksbund Deutsche Kriegsgräberfürsorge The village was the scene of the... | ['German War Graves Commission', 'Langemark-Poelkapelle', 'World War I', 'Langemark', 'West Flanders', 'Second Battle of Ypres', 'First Battle of Ypres', 'Deutschland, Deutschland über alles', 'Werner Voss', 'Emil Krieger'] | ['Q708567', 'Q735865', 'Q361', 'Q726498', 'Q1113', 'Q233219', 'Q853976', 'Q44042', 'Q66099', 'Q1336405'] | [[(1738, 1766), (2989, 3017)], [(129, 150)], [(507, 518), (2151, 2162), (2550, 2561), (2946, 2957)], [(27, 36), (90, 99), (129, 138), (236, 245), (641, 650), (817, 826), (1873, 1882), (1925, 1934), (2004, 2013), (2089, 2098), (2239, 2248), (2404, 2413), (2462, 2471), (2636, 2645), (2798, 2807), (2883, 2892), (2927, 293... |
St Peter's Church is in Church Road, Woolton, Liverpool, Merseyside, England. It is an active Anglican parish church in the deanery of Liverpool South Childwall, the archdeaconry of Liverpool, and the diocese of Liverpool. The church is recorded in the National Heritage List for England as a designated Grade II* listed... | ['Church of England', 'Woolton', 'Liverpool', 'Merseyside', 'Grayson and Ould', 'Gothic Revival architecture', 'National Heritage List for England', 'The Beatles', 'Sigismund Goetze', 'C. E. Kempe', 'Heaton, Butler and Bayne', 'Rushworth and Dreaper', 'Art Nouveau', 'Celtic cross', 'Bob Paisley', 'Liverpool F.C.', 'Ele... | ['Q82708', 'Q5010697', 'Q24826', 'Q23100', 'Q16239725', 'Q186363', 'Q6973052', 'Q1299', 'Q18160053', 'Q5077212', 'Q5694399', 'Q7380890', 'Q34636', 'Q229788', 'Q314436', 'Q1130849', 'Q200799', 'Q1203', 'Q2599', 'Q384664', 'Q5545277'] | [[(4106, 4123), (4189, 4206)], [(37, 44), (687, 694)], [(46, 55), (135, 144), (182, 191), (212, 221), (375, 384), (3447, 3456), (3988, 3997), (4170, 4179), (4259, 4268), (4411, 4420)], [(57, 67), (4227, 4237), (4309, 4319), (4459, 4469)], [(973, 989), (2895, 2911)], [(4278, 4305)], [(253, 287)], [(483, 494), (3480, 349... |
The Duff Islands are a small island group lying to the northeast of the Santa Cruz Islands in the Solomon Islands province of Temotu. They are also sometimes known as the Wilson Islands. ==Location and geography== The islands are located at 9°51'48" S. lat., 167°4'48" E. long. The Duff Islands consist of: *Taumako, the... | ['Santa Cruz Islands', 'Solomon Islands', 'Taumako', 'Tahua', 'Ulaka', 'Sailing Directions', 'Lapita people', 'Polynesians', 'Polynesian languages', 'Polynesian navigation', 'Melanesia', 'Oceania', 'Pacific Islands', 'Pacific Ocean', 'Polynesian outlier'] | ['Q148839', 'Q685', 'Q4452750', 'Q55887821', 'Q1199526', 'Q11015389', 'Q1021436', 'Q1042001', 'Q390979', 'Q826781', 'Q37394', 'Q55643', 'Q19617380', 'Q98', 'Q179917'] | [[(72, 90)], [(98, 113), (2797, 2812), (3028, 3043)], [(308, 315), (1230, 1237), (1416, 1423), (1780, 1787), (2988, 2995)], [(346, 351)], [(501, 506)], [(722, 740)], [(1041, 1054)], [(1112, 1123), (1189, 1200)], [(1275, 1295)], [(2579, 2600)], [(1091, 1100), (2667, 2676)], [(2678, 2685)], [(852, 867), (1915, 1930), (26... |
Vaeakau-Taumako (formerly known as Pileni) is a Polynesian language spoken in some of the Reef Islands as well as in the Taumako Islands (also known as the Duff Islands) in the Temotu province of the Solomon Islands. The language is spoken throughout the Taumako Islands, while in the Reef Islands, it is spoken on Aua, ... | ['Reef Islands', 'Taumako', 'Oceanic languages', 'Polynesian languages', 'Duff Islands', 'Solomon Islands', 'Matema', 'Nifiloli', 'Nupani', 'Nukapu', 'Pileni', 'Even Hovdhaugen', 'Polynesian outlier', 'Plosive', 'Fricative', 'Approximant', 'Deixis', 'Pronoun', 'Adverb', 'Paradisec'] | ['Q1917496', 'Q4452750', 'Q324457', 'Q390979', 'Q1263965', 'Q685', 'Q637880', 'Q2849932', 'Q2773847', 'Q2004507', 'Q540053', 'Q11968175', 'Q179917', 'Q51597', 'Q31427', 'Q51606', 'Q340015', 'Q36224', 'Q380057', 'Q7134403'] | [[(90, 102), (285, 297)], [(8, 15), (121, 128), (255, 262), (436, 443), (617, 624), (915, 922), (1410, 1417), (1641, 1648), (2344, 2351), (2630, 2637), (2853, 2860), (5149, 5156), (5755, 5762), (8772, 8779), (10223, 10230), (14157, 14164), (14361, 14368), (14618, 14625), (14734, 14741), (15294, 15301), (15702, 15709), ... |
John Martin Bokas Wallace (6 September 1935 – 24 July 1996) was a Scottish professional footballer and manager. Wallace played as a goalkeeper, and has the unique distinction of being the only player ever to play in the English, Welsh and Scottish Cups in the same season; this was set during the 1966–67 season where he... | ['Wallyford', 'Blackpool F.C.', 'Workington A.F.C.', 'Ashton United F.C.', 'Berwick Rangers F.C.', 'Airdrieonians F.C. (1878)', 'West Bromwich Albion F.C.', 'Bedford Town F.C.', 'Hereford United F.C.', 'Rangers F.C.', 'Leicester City F.C.', 'Motherwell F.C.', 'Sevilla FC', 'Colchester United F.C.', 'FA Cup', 'Welsh Cup... | ['Q4017844', 'Q19449', 'Q555635', 'Q18283', 'Q518259', 'Q1345161', 'Q18744', 'Q1909532', 'Q18516', 'Q19597', 'Q19481', 'Q216523', 'Q10329', 'Q19578', 'Q11151', 'Q511040', 'Q308822', 'Q3521484', 'Q202093', 'Q208709', 'Q8019867', 'Q843497', 'Q769744', 'Q166177', 'Q17163', 'Q1700281', 'Q44980', 'Q3310998', 'Q317417', 'Q11... | [[(598, 607), (7859, 7868)], [(6666, 6680)], [(6698, 6715)], [(6733, 6751)], [(6769, 6789), (7085, 7105)], [(6807, 6832)], [(6850, 6875)], [(6893, 6910)], [(6928, 6948)], [(6777, 6789), (7093, 7105), (7233, 7245), (7273, 7285)], [(7338, 7357)], [(7304, 7319)], [(7417, 7427)], [(7376, 7398)], [(335, 341), (1698, 1704), ... |
The National Union of Food Industry Workers (, SINALTRAINAL) is a Colombian food industry trade union. The group has repeatedly tried to form unions in Colombia for workers of Panamco, a Colombian Coca-Cola bottling company, and have documentation of many members or leaders being murdered, kidnapped, and tortured by ri... | ['Panamco', 'Coca-Cola', 'Amnesty International'] | ['Q3893015', 'Q2813', 'Q42970'] | [[(176, 183)], [(197, 206), (439, 448), (571, 580)], [(593, 614)]] |
Vamp (initiated in 1990) is a folk-rock band from Haugesund, Norway with founding members Øyvind Staveland, Calle Øyvind Apeland, Paul Hansen, Bjørn Berge, Odin Staveland and Tore Jamne. The band's musical profile is a mix of Norwegian traditional folk music combined with rock. == Biography == Vamp have released 11 stu... | ['Haugesund', 'Øyvind Staveland', 'Bjørn Berge', 'Torbjørn Økland', 'Carl Øyvind Apeland', 'Norway', 'Spellemannprisen', 'Kringkastingsorkesteret', 'Kolbein Falkeid', 'Lindesnes', 'Spellemann'] | ['Q109036', 'Q8079354', 'Q879800', 'Q7825507', 'Q5041020', 'Q20', 'Q1735864', 'Q2986124', 'Q329519', 'Q489038', 'Q7575881'] | [[(50, 59), (3548, 3557)], [(90, 106), (1264, 1280), (1489, 1505), (1612, 1628)], [(143, 154), (1355, 1366), (1982, 1993)], [(1376, 1391), (1438, 1453), (2149, 2164)], [(2027, 2046)], [(61, 67)], [(421, 437), (603, 619), (3494, 3510)], [(528, 551)], [(838, 853)], [(1532, 1541)], [(421, 431), (603, 613), (3494, 3504)]] |
Pileni is a culturally important island in the Reef Islands, in the northern part of the Solomon Islands province of Temotu. Despite its location in Melanesia, the population of the islands is Polynesian. Pileni has a population of below 300 inhabitants and is around wide and long. It is vulnerable to tsunamis and the ... | ['Reef Islands', 'Solomon Islands', 'Melanesia'] | ['Q1917496', 'Q685', 'Q37394'] | [[(47, 59)], [(89, 104), (1198, 1213)], [(149, 158)]] |
Raúl Baillères Chávez (Silao, Guanajuato, Mexico, 1895 – 1967) created a business empire in Mexico. He founded the Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México (ITAM) on 29 March 1946. His son, Alberto Baillères, was at the time of his death the second richest man in Mexico, and ninth in Latin America, according to Forbes ... | ['Silao, Guanajuato', 'Guanajuato', 'Mexico', 'Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México', 'Alberto Baillères', 'Latin America', 'Forbes'] | ['Q20209203', 'Q46475', 'Q96', 'Q1665236', 'Q554510', 'Q12585', 'Q25161472'] | [[(23, 40)], [(30, 40), (442, 452)], [(42, 48), (92, 98), (264, 270)], [(115, 155)], [(190, 207)], [(285, 298)], [(313, 319)]] |
Color Classics are a series of animated short films produced by Fleischer Studios for Paramount Pictures from 1934 to 1941 as a competitor to Walt Disney's Silly Symphonies. As the name implies, all of the shorts were made in color format, with the first entry of the series, Poor Cinderella (1934), being the first colo... | ['Seymour Kneitel', 'Roland Crandall', 'Willard Bowsky', 'David Tendlar', 'William Sturm', 'Myron Waldman', 'Hicks Lokey', 'Joseph Oriolo', 'Fleischer Studios', 'Paramount Pictures', 'National Telefilm Associates', 'Cinecolor', 'Poor Cinderella', 'Technicolor', 'Walt Disney', 'Somewhere in Dreamland', 'Betty Boop', 'Ma... | ['Q3481041', 'Q669389', 'Q2617428', 'Q5240309', 'Q8018956', 'Q1956823', 'Q3135209', 'Q4336463', 'Q1427842', 'Q159846', 'Q6978891', 'Q794536', 'Q3908351', 'Q674564', 'Q8704', 'Q7560377', 'Q583810', 'Q93788', 'Q5111321', 'Q3066286', 'Q7064587', 'Q774682', 'Q6183232', 'Q3303733', 'Q5593953', 'Q1637955', 'Q5082962', 'Q7182... | [[(5451, 5466), (5736, 5751), (5832, 5847), (5914, 5929), (6010, 6025), (6187, 6202), (6275, 6290), (6817, 6832)], [(5435, 5450), (5752, 5767), (5848, 5863), (5930, 5945), (6026, 6041), (6203, 6218), (6291, 6306)], [(5636, 5650), (6106, 6120), (8133, 8147)], [(6447, 6460), (6540, 6553), (6699, 6712), (7000, 7013), (711... |
De Werf was an arts center and jazz record label (W.E.R.F.) in Bruges, Belgium. In 2002, the label released an eleven-CD box set titled The Finest of Belgian Jazz, with music by Greetings from Mercury, Aka Moon, Brussels Jazz Orchestra, and Kris Defoort. Rik Bevernage, De Werf's main collaborator, received an award at ... | ['Bruges', 'Greetings from Mercury', 'Aka Moon', 'Brussels Jazz Orchestra', 'Kris Defoort', 'Golden Django', 'Ostend', 'Octurn', 'Fabrizio Cassol', 'Variations on A Love Supreme', 'Joe Fonda', 'Jeff Hirshfield', 'Chris Joris', 'Kenny Wheeler', 'Frank Vaganée', 'Ben Sluijs', 'Mark Dresser', 'Songs of Minutes', 'Nathalie... | ['Q12994', 'Q5605173', 'Q2091103', 'Q2927080', 'Q1607966', 'Q517566', 'Q12996', 'Q2460369', 'Q359335', 'Q7915820', 'Q1691420', 'Q1686317', 'Q1077395', 'Q578219', 'Q1444356', 'Q816596', 'Q1900029', 'Q3462253', 'Q275296', 'Q607491', 'Q359361', 'Q12470035', 'Q252642', 'Q2552378', 'Q1396013', 'Q24202986', 'Q454090', 'Q2099... | [[(63, 69), (1303, 1309)], [(178, 200), (2299, 2321)], [(202, 210), (2333, 2341)], [(212, 235), (1677, 1700), (2246, 2269), (3759, 3782)], [(241, 253), (1056, 1068), (1501, 1513), (1526, 1538), (2568, 2580), (3136, 3148), (3489, 3501)], [(329, 342)], [(387, 393)], [(976, 982), (1204, 1210), (1783, 1789), (2406, 2412), ... |
Giant Eagle, Inc. (Western Pennsylvania English: ) and stylized as giant eagle) is an American supermarket chain with stores in Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia, Indiana, and Maryland. The company was founded in 1918 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and incorporated on August 31, 1931. Supermarket News ranked Giant Eagle ... | ['Pennsylvania', 'West Virginia', 'Ohio', 'Maryland', 'Indiana', 'United States', 'GetGo', 'Pittsburgh', 'Forbes', 'World War I', 'Kroger', 'Great Depression', 'Cleveland', 'Akron', 'County Market', 'Penn Traffic', 'Sheetz', 'Redbox', 'Bissell', 'Primo Water', 'Coinstar', 'Shingrix', 'German Village', 'Starbucks', 'Ace... | ['Q1400', 'Q1371', 'Q1397', 'Q1391', 'Q1415', 'Q30', 'Q5553766', 'Q1342', 'Q25161472', 'Q361', 'Q153417', 'Q8698', 'Q37320', 'Q163132', 'Q5177716', 'Q7163336', 'Q7492551', 'Q7305489', 'Q4918436', 'Q2071102', 'Q5141641', 'Q8074572', 'Q1420834', 'Q37158', 'Q4672981', 'Q7180669', 'Q2609162', 'Q125054', 'Q7427972', 'Q16827... | [[(27, 39), (128, 140), (233, 245), (1693, 1705), (1800, 1812), (3204, 3216), (3244, 3256), (5127, 5139), (8705, 8717), (9300, 9312), (10506, 10518), (10893, 10905), (10919, 10931), (11747, 11759), (13935, 13947), (16254, 16266), (16423, 16435), (17409, 17421), (19574, 19586), (20280, 20292), (21135, 21147), (21534, 21... |
thumb|right|Börries von Münchhausen Börries Albrecht Conon August Heinrich Freiherr von Münchhausen (20 March 1874 - 16 March 1945) was a German poet and Nazi activist. ==Biography== He was born in Hildesheim, the eldest child of Kammerherr Börries von Münchhausen and his wife, Clementine von der Gablentz. At 13, he wa... | ['Freiherr', 'Hildesheim', 'Heidelberg', 'Munich', 'Göttingen', 'Berlin', 'Leipzig', 'World War I', 'Wartburg', 'Hitler', 'Prussian Academy of Sciences', 'Gelöbnis treuester Gefolgschaft', 'Alfred Döblin', 'Thomas Mann', 'Machtpolitik', 'Hermann Göring', 'Windischleuba'] | ['Q1338119', 'Q3185', 'Q2966', 'Q1726', 'Q3033', 'Q64', 'Q2079', 'Q361', 'Q151545', 'Q352', 'Q329464', 'Q828533', 'Q57389', 'Q37030', 'Q1132703', 'Q47906', 'Q37607'] | [[(75, 83)], [(198, 208), (2149, 2159)], [(422, 432)], [(434, 440)], [(442, 451)], [(457, 463), (1234, 1240)], [(511, 518), (2470, 2477)], [(814, 825)], [(975, 983), (1594, 1602)], [(1151, 1157), (1391, 1397), (1737, 1743)], [(1202, 1230)], [(1329, 1360)], [(1653, 1666)], [(1440, 1451), (1671, 1682)], [(1746, 1758)], [... |
SafeDisc is a copy protection program for Microsoft Windows applications and games distributed on optical disc. Created by Macrovision Corporation, it was aimed to hinder unauthorized disc duplication. The program was first introduced in 1998 and was discontinued on March 31, 2009. Although the stated use is to prevent... | ['Macrovision Corporation', 'Microsoft Windows', 'Electronic Frontier Foundation', 'MPAA', 'Daemon Tools', 'Alcohol 120%', 'CloneCD', 'SecuROM'] | ['Q917002', 'Q1406', 'Q624023', 'Q676222', 'Q874892', 'Q1054998', 'Q1102237', 'Q1151360'] | [[(123, 146)], [(42, 59)], [(349, 379), (434, 464)], [(584, 588)], [(1790, 1802), (4938, 4950)], [(1807, 1819)], [(5116, 5123), (5420, 5427), (6239, 6246)], [(6430, 6437)]] |
Matthew James Gallant (born June 25, 1964) is an American television host. He was the host of The Planet's Funniest Animals on Animal Planet, as well as shows on MTV, ESPN2, G4, NFL Network, Fine Living, ABC and DirecTV. Gallant hosted Simon Cowell's American Inventor in 2007, and currently co-hosts "The List" on the S... | ['Animal Planet', 'American Inventor', 'Syracuse, New York', 'Westport, Connecticut', 'University of Rhode Island', 'Providence, Rhode Island', 'NBC', 'Late Night with David Letterman', 'Los Angeles', 'Make a Wish Foundation'] | ['Q43429', 'Q4744201', 'Q128069', 'Q586762', 'Q1641788', 'Q18383', 'Q13974', 'Q1806831', 'Q65', 'Q1192980'] | [[(127, 140)], [(251, 268), (1120, 1137)], [(393, 411), (1616, 1634)], [(427, 448), (1656, 1677)], [(488, 514), (1191, 1217)], [(688, 712)], [(784, 787)], [(827, 858)], [(972, 983)], [(1332, 1354)]] |
Douglas Gene Carlston (born April 30, 1947 in Boston, Massachusetts) is the founder and current CEO of Tawala Systems based in San Rafael, California. He was previously CEO, chairman, and co-founder of Broderbund Software, a software publishing firm that produced Lode Runner, The Print Shop, Where in the World Is Carme... | ['Boston, Massachusetts', 'San Rafael, California', 'Broderbund', 'Lode Runner', 'The Print Shop', 'Myst', 'Mattel', 'Harvard University', 'Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies', 'Harvard Law School', 'Public Radio International', 'Ploughshares Fund', 'Albanian American Enterprise Fund', 'Long Now Fou... | ['Q100', 'Q631915', 'Q995863', 'Q1197566', 'Q7758362', 'Q6497116', 'Q596139', 'Q13371', 'Q1352632', 'Q49122', 'Q2116341', 'Q7205153', 'Q4709061', 'Q568907', 'Q7753203'] | [[(46, 67)], [(127, 149)], [(202, 212), (361, 371), (783, 793), (977, 987), (1431, 1441)], [(264, 275)], [(277, 291)], [(355, 359)], [(514, 520)], [(598, 616), (1241, 1259)], [(659, 713), (1294, 1348)], [(737, 755), (1671, 1689)], [(892, 918)], [(1072, 1089)], [(1095, 1128)], [(1161, 1180)], [(1455, 1482)]] |
Gordon Douglas Brickner (December 15, 1907 – September 29, 1993) was an American film director and actor, who directed many different genres of films over the course of a five-decade career in motion pictures. ==Early life== Born Gordon Douglas Brickner in New York City, he began his career as a child actor, appearing ... | ['Maurice Costello', 'MGM', 'Hal Roach Studios', 'Hal Roach', 'Our Gang', 'Birthday Blues', 'Gus Meins', 'Stan Laurel', 'Oliver Hardy', 'Bored of Education', 'Academy Award for Live Action Short Film', 'General Spanky', 'Spooky Hooky', 'Pay as You Exit', 'The Little Ranger', "Aladdin's Lantern", 'Harry Langdon', 'Saps ... | ['Q1749423', 'Q179200', 'Q3125893', 'Q72792', 'Q1218784', 'Q12102485', 'Q946909', 'Q72869', 'Q72911', 'Q893480', 'Q1324407', 'Q5532208', 'Q7579123', 'Q7156601', 'Q7747700', 'Q4705483', 'Q965701', 'Q759472', 'Q4727789', 'Q6266617', 'Q5640911', 'Q1332634', 'Q7730024', 'Q267282', 'Q5561555', 'Q18150241', 'Q18150245', 'Q37... | [[(346, 362)], [(382, 385), (1656, 1659)], [(484, 501), (10678, 10695)], [(418, 427), (484, 493), (563, 572), (2145, 2154), (2309, 2318), (10678, 10687)], [(432, 440), (626, 634), (866, 874), (959, 967), (1188, 1196), (1296, 1304), (1462, 1470), (1585, 1593), (1660, 1668), (2216, 2224), (7825, 7833), (7911, 7919), (108... |
SecuROM is a CD/DVD copy protection and digital rights management (DRM) system developed by Sony DADC. It aims to prevent unauthorised copying and reverse engineering of software, primarily commercial computer games running on Windows. The method of disc protection in later versions is data position measurement, which ... | ['Compact Disc and DVD copy protection', 'DVD', 'Windows', 'Electronic Arts', 'Electronic Frontier Foundation', 'Windows Vista', 'SysInternals', 'Process Explorer', 'BioShock', '2K Games', 'Mass Effect', 'TorrentFreak', 'Maryland', 'U.S. District Court', 'Dragon Age II', 'Final Fantasy VII', 'Disney', 'Tron: Evolution'... | ['Q5155274', 'Q5294', 'Q1406', 'Q173941', 'Q624023', 'Q11230', 'Q649655', 'Q1567949', 'Q57270', 'Q94937', 'Q953242', 'Q1133199', 'Q1391', 'Q1614849', 'Q1064927', 'Q214232', 'Q7414', 'Q349087'] | [[(7518, 7554)], [(16, 19), (7535, 7538)], [(227, 234), (1257, 1264), (1945, 1952), (7639, 7646)], [(587, 602), (5164, 5179)], [(676, 706)], [(1945, 1958)], [(2422, 2434)], [(2436, 2452), (2483, 2499), (2620, 2636), (2688, 2704), (2777, 2793)], [(2921, 2929), (2947, 2955), (3906, 3914)], [(3346, 3354)], [(3490, 3501), ... |
Hexstatic are an English electronic music duo, consisting of Stuart Warren Hill and Robin Brunson, that specializes in creating "quirky audio visual electro." Formed in 1997 after Hill and Brunson met while producing visuals at the Channel 5 launch party, they decided to take over for the original members of the Ninja ... | ['London', 'Ntone', 'Ninja Tune', 'Coldcut', 'CD', 'DVD', 'Master-View', 'Pioneer DVJ-X1', 'DVD player', 'Kris Menace', 'Juice Aleem', 'Talking Heads', 'Queen Latifah', 'Apple Macintosh', 'Amiga', 'CD-ROM', 'CD-I', 'Let Us Play!', 'Greenpeace', 'Morse code', 'SOS', 'South Bronx', 'Kraftwerk', 'Solid Steel', 'Salvador, ... | ['Q84', 'Q7067642', 'Q1358555', 'Q698224', 'Q34467', 'Q5294', 'Q6784921', 'Q2249095', 'Q3783103', 'Q85941', 'Q6305169', 'Q205001', 'Q1112005', 'Q75687', 'Q100047', 'Q7982', 'Q1023103', 'Q6533025', 'Q81307', 'Q79897', 'Q214266', 'Q2404798', 'Q44892', 'Q2748834', 'Q36947', 'Q966765', 'Q602406', 'Q188057', 'Q220665', 'Q20... | [[(7751, 7757), (9607, 9613), (9835, 9841), (10090, 10096), (12345, 12351)], [(10932, 10937), (11507, 11512), (11560, 11565)], [(314, 324), (7517, 7527), (11006, 11016), (11063, 11073), (11223, 11233), (11292, 11302), (11406, 11416), (11538, 11548), (11636, 11646), (11689, 11699), (11775, 11785), (11876, 11886), (12386... |
Red Emma's Bookstore Coffeehouse is a radical infoshop located in Baltimore, Maryland, United States and run by a worker-owner collective. Named for anarchist Emma Goldman, Red Emma's opened in November 2004 and sells fair trade coffee, vegetarian and vegan foods and books. The space also provides free computer access ... | ['Bookstore', 'Baltimore', 'Maryland', 'Emma Goldman', 'Johns Hopkins University', 'Charles Village', 'Baltimore Sun', 'List of anarchist communities'] | ['Q998426', 'Q5092', 'Q1391', 'Q79969', 'Q193727', 'Q5083136', 'Q47287', 'Q1252900'] | [[(11, 20), (1999, 2008)], [(66, 75), (327, 336), (1111, 1120), (1633, 1642), (1980, 1989)], [(77, 85), (1805, 1813), (2013, 2021), (2227, 2235)], [(159, 171), (2031, 2043)], [(505, 529)], [(1451, 1466)], [(1633, 1646)], [(1681, 1710)]] |
Tin Tin was a pop rock band, which first formed in Australia as The Kinetics in 1966. They relocated to the United Kingdom in 1969 and were renamed as Tin Tin, which comprised Steve Kipner (vocals, keyboards, percussion), Steve Groves (vocals, guitar, percussion), John Vallins (bass, guitar, vocals) and Geoff Bridgford... | ['Polydor Records', 'Atco Records', 'Bee Gees', 'Steve Kipner', 'John Vallins', 'Toast and Marmalade for Tea', 'Billboard Hot 100', 'George Benson', 'Olivia Newton-John', 'Too Much, Too Little, Too Late', 'Johnny Mathis', 'Deniece Williams', 'The Adventures of Tintin', 'Maurice Gibb', 'Robert Stigwood', 'Kent Music Rep... | ['Q155152', 'Q585643', 'Q133405', 'Q4353991', 'Q17008493', 'Q7811414', 'Q180072', 'Q348459', 'Q185165', 'Q7823901', 'Q449612', 'Q434682', 'Q744536', 'Q296876', 'Q1934278', 'Q2669424', 'Q5574586', 'Q550239', 'Q188819', 'Q4811343', 'Q5040241', 'Q5655235', 'Q41594', 'Q277230', 'Q16122414'] | [[(2075, 2090), (6484, 6499)], [(6517, 6529)], [(1966, 1974), (2513, 2521), (4428, 4436)], [(176, 188), (1553, 1565)], [(265, 277), (1285, 1297)], [(361, 388), (2721, 2748), (2819, 2846), (3453, 3480), (3870, 3897), (5663, 5690)], [(525, 542), (614, 631), (1001, 1018), (3369, 3386), (4169, 4186), (5423, 5440)], [(734, ... |
Galactose-1-phosphate uridyltransferase (or GALT, G1PUT) is an enzyme () responsible for converting ingested galactose to glucose. Galactose-1-phosphate uridyltransferase (GALT) catalyzes the second step of the Leloir pathway of galactose metabolism, namely: :UDP-glucose + galactose 1-phosphate \rightleftharpoons gluco... | ['Leloir', 'UDP-glucose', 'UDP-galactose', 'FOXO3', 'Galactosemia'] | ['Q233985', 'Q424649', 'Q259015', 'Q21101484', 'Q774483'] | [[(211, 217), (776, 782)], [(260, 271), (1385, 1396)], [(337, 350), (1472, 1485)], [(410, 415)], [(2552, 2564), (4095, 4107), (4268, 4280), (4283, 4295)]] |
thumb|273x273px|Reims gospel book Codicology (; from French codicologie; from Latin , genitive , "notebook, book" and Greek , -logia) is the study of codices or manuscript books. It is often referred to as "the archaeology of the book," a term coined by François Masai. It concerns itself with the materials, tools and t... | ['Latin', 'Scriptorium', 'Jean Gerson', 'Sponheim', 'Bollandist', 'Bernard de Montfaucon', 'Monumenta Germaniae Historica', 'École Nationale des Chartes', 'Victor Gardthausen', 'Charles Samaran', 'Alphonse Dain', 'Auxiliary sciences of history', 'Fragmentology (manuscripts)', 'Manuscriptology', 'Textual scholarship', '... | ['Q397', 'Q655185', 'Q281179', 'Q693109', 'Q670974', 'Q705306', 'Q316880', 'Q273570', 'Q95212', 'Q2960185', 'Q2839753', 'Q770723', 'Q30708491', 'Q6753211', 'Q15473066', 'Q82133', 'Q23308', 'Q48328', 'Q80935', 'Q131454', 'Q604066', 'Q210081', 'Q5092'] | [[(78, 83), (3143, 3148), (11145, 11150), (14579, 14584)], [(8497, 8508), (14077, 14088)], [(5843, 5854)], [(5957, 5965)], [(6118, 6128)], [(6421, 6442)], [(6550, 6579)], [(6626, 6653)], [(7497, 7515)], [(7836, 7851)], [(8054, 8067)], [(12989, 13018)], [(13021, 13048)], [(13051, 13066)], [(13069, 13088), (15440, 15459)... |
Surreal humour (also called surreal comedy, absurdist humour, or absurdist comedy) is a form of humour predicated on deliberate violations of causal reasoning, thus producing events and behaviors that are obviously illogical. Portrayals of surreal humour tend to involve bizarre juxtapositions, incongruity, non-sequitur... | ['Lewis Carroll', 'Edward Lear', "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland", 'Through the Looking-Glass', 'Marcel Duchamp', 'Waiting for Godot', 'Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead', 'S. J. Perelman', 'The Goon Show', 'Spike Milligan', 'Peter Sellers', 'Harry Secombe', 'Luis Buñuel', 'The Exterminating Angel', 'Monty Python... | ['Q38082', 'Q309759', 'Q92640', 'Q220331', 'Q5912', 'Q19871', 'Q2517513', 'Q1998209', 'Q168718', 'Q561401', 'Q177984', 'Q762958', 'Q51545', 'Q332427', 'Q16402', 'Q55282', 'Q25078', 'Q2927074', 'Q58756760', 'Q191760'] | [[(716, 729), (2405, 2418)], [(734, 745), (2643, 2654)], [(2421, 2453)], [(2458, 2483)], [(3403, 3417)], [(3960, 3977)], [(3982, 4019)], [(4043, 4057)], [(4206, 4219)], [(4221, 4235)], [(4237, 4250)], [(4256, 4269)], [(4728, 4739)], [(4787, 4810)], [(4904, 4916)], [(4966, 4981)], [(4996, 5009)], [(5024, 5037)], [(5642,... |
Gus Meins (March 6, 1893 - August 1, 1940), born Gustave Peter Ludwig Luley, was an American film director. He was born in Frankfurt, Germany. ==Career== Meins started out in the ‘teens as a cartoonist for the Los Angeles Evening Herald before becoming a comedy writer for Fox Film in 1919. In the 1920s, Meins directed ... | ['Frankfurt', 'Germany', 'Universal Pictures', 'Buster Brown', 'Hal Roach', 'Our Gang', 'Laurel and Hardy', 'Thelma Todd', 'Grand View Memorial Park Cemetery', 'Glendale, California', 'His Exciting Night', 'The Covered Trailer', 'ZaSu Pitts', 'Patsy Kelly', 'Beauty and the Bus', 'The Lucky Corner', 'Our Gang Follies of... | ['Q1794', 'Q183', 'Q168383', 'Q1017766', 'Q72792', 'Q1218784', 'Q33497', 'Q271146', 'Q5595235', 'Q485716', 'Q60738686', 'Q21527574', 'Q136646', 'Q454861', 'Q946909', 'Q7749149', 'Q7110646', 'Q6651927', 'Q6651283', 'Q7581445', 'Q7691181', 'Q4769561', 'Q7504025', 'Q6745251', 'Q6846921', 'Q12124830', 'Q7734179', 'Q3748898... | [[(123, 132)], [(134, 141)], [(370, 388)], [(404, 416)], [(466, 475)], [(478, 486), (685, 693), (2377, 2385), (2448, 2456)], [(539, 555), (1832, 1848)], [(1385, 1396), (1917, 1928), (2033, 2044)], [(1450, 1483), (3053, 3086)], [(1487, 1507)], [(1851, 1869)], [(1879, 1898)], [(1906, 1916)], [(2045, 2056)], [(2067, 2085)... |
Little Ethiopia may refer to: * Little Ethiopia, Los Angeles, a neighborhood in Los Angeles, California, United States, known for its collection of Ethiopian American and Eritrean American community establishments * Little Ethiopia, Baltimore, a community in Baltimore, Maryland, United States, with a concentrated popul... | ['Little Ethiopia, Los Angeles', 'Little Ethiopia, Baltimore', 'Little Ethiopia (Washington, D.C.)'] | ['Q634624', 'Q5404209', 'Q2277455'] | [[(32, 60)], [(216, 242)], [(351, 385)]] |
Gordon Douglas may refer to: *Gordon Douglas (director) (1907-1993), American film director *Gordon Douglas (monk), the first Western monk in Buddhism ==See also== *Sandy Douglass (Gordon K. Douglass), sailor *Gordon, Douglas County, Wisconsin * | ['Gordon Douglas (director)', 'Gordon Douglas (monk)', 'Sandy Douglass', 'Gordon, Douglas County, Wisconsin'] | ['Q1479869', 'Q5585071', 'Q5585388', 'Q985466'] | [[(30, 55)], [(93, 114)], [(165, 179)], [(210, 243)]] |
Anne Seymour, Duchess of Somerset (née Stanhope; before 1512 – 16 April 1587) was the second wife of Edward Seymour, 1st Duke of Somerset (c. 1500–1552), who held the office of Lord Protector during the first part of the reign of their nephew King Edward VI. The Duchess was briefly the most powerful woman in England. D... | ['Duke of Somerset', 'Edward Seymour, 1st Earl of Hertford', 'Lady Jane Seymour', 'Westminster Abbey', 'Lord Protector', 'Edward VI', 'Catherine Parr', 'Fulk Bourchier, 10th Baron FitzWarin', 'Sir Richard Page', 'Thomas of Woodstock', 'Edward III of England', 'Philippa of Hainault', 'Catherine Fillol', 'Jane Seymour', ... | ['Q603925', 'Q336618', 'Q3647254', 'Q5933', 'Q512196', 'Q83229', 'Q192943', 'Q5507944', 'Q7328259', 'Q432771', 'Q129247', 'Q229279', 'Q5052679', 'Q182637', 'Q38370', 'Q185902', 'Q1647030', 'Q242291', 'Q2701365', 'Q3809223', 'Q3646779', 'Q23115', 'Q294435', 'Q16210868', 'Q57126', 'Q6528244', 'Q62378', 'Q1113401', 'Q3471... | [[(121, 137), (3971, 3987)], [(2309, 2345)], [(2935, 2952)], [(3182, 3199), (7239, 7256)], [(177, 191), (9439, 9453), (9559, 9573)], [(248, 257)], [(410, 424), (3675, 3689), (4043, 4057), (4593, 4607), (9370, 9384), (10425, 10439)], [(609, 645)], [(870, 886)], [(1164, 1183)], [(1210, 1231)], [(1236, 1256)], [(1725, 174... |
Maraji are the supreme legal authority for Twelver Shia Muslims. The following articles contain lists of maraji. * List of current maraji'' * List of deceased maraji'' ==See also== *Marja' *Ijtihad *Hawza *Risalah (fiqh) *List of ayatollahs *List of hujjatul Islams | ['Maraji', 'Twelver', 'Shia Muslims', 'List of current maraji', 'List of deceased maraji', 'Ijtihad', 'Hawza', 'Risalah (fiqh)', 'List of ayatollahs'] | ['Q19641', 'Q269785', 'Q9585', 'Q17008413', 'Q11722592', 'Q73599', 'Q1385497', 'Q7335816', 'Q4432627'] | [[(0, 6)], [(43, 50)], [(51, 63)], [(115, 137)], [(142, 165)], [(190, 197)], [(199, 204)], [(206, 220)], [(222, 240)]] |
The Humanist Party of Ontario (HPO) was an unregistered political party in Ontario, Canada. The party has fielded candidates in the 1994 Toronto municipal election, the 1997 Toronto municipal election, the 1999 provincial election, and the 2003 Toronto municipal election. The HPO was a member of the Humanist Internatio... | ['Ontario', '1994 Toronto municipal election', '1997 Toronto municipal election', '2003 Toronto municipal election', 'Humanist International', 'Mario Rodríguez Cobos', 'Toronto Transit Commission', 'Mont-Royal', 'Parti humaniste du Québec', 'John Ciaccia', 'Gerard Kennedy', 'Parkdale—High Park', 'Chris Korwin-Kuczynski... | ['Q1904', 'Q7826657', 'Q7826659', 'Q7826660', 'Q3492245', 'Q724681', 'Q17978', 'Q139088', 'Q7140333', 'Q3181232', 'Q965835', 'Q3365449', 'Q5107144', 'Q354534', 'Q3539297', 'Q7822619', 'Q3350703', 'Q6451376', 'Q7367399'] | [[(22, 29), (75, 82), (692, 699), (1188, 1195), (1963, 1970), (3755, 3762), (3926, 3933), (3934, 3941), (3942, 3949)], [(132, 163)], [(169, 200)], [(240, 271)], [(301, 323)], [(481, 502)], [(1406, 1432)], [(1720, 1730)], [(1753, 1778)], [(1846, 1858)], [(2015, 2029)], [(2033, 2051)], [(2247, 2269), (2372, 2394)], [(270... |
VectorLinux, abbreviated VL, is a Linux distribution for the x86 platform based on the Slackware Linux distribution, originally developed by Canadian developers Robert S. Lange and Darell Stavem. Since version 7 the Standard Edition is also available for the x86-64 platform, known as VLocity64 7. ==Editions== Four edit... | ['Linux', 'Xfce', 'KDE', 'IceWM', 'Linux distribution', 'Slackware', 'LibreOffice', 'GIMP', 'Xsane', 'CUPS', 'Xara Xtreme', 'SuperGamer', 'X.Org Server', 'GUI'] | ['Q388', 'Q170821', 'Q1431', 'Q669886', 'Q131669', 'Q58436', 'Q10135', 'Q8038', 'Q1558324', 'Q868171', 'Q1752634', 'Q7642016', 'Q518900', 'Q782543'] | [[(6, 11), (34, 39), (97, 102), (334, 339), (1667, 1672), (1865, 1870), (1903, 1908), (2066, 2071), (3130, 3135), (3513, 3518), (4729, 4734), (4812, 4817), (4924, 4929), (5092, 5097), (5128, 5133), (5259, 5264), (5344, 5349), (5374, 5379), (5404, 5409), (5477, 5482), (5570, 5575), (5628, 5633), (5657, 5662)], [(846, 85... |
The is an imperially-commissioned Japanese history text. Completed in 797, it is the second of the Six National Histories, coming directly after the Nihon Shoki and followed by Nihon Kōki. Fujiwara no Tsugutada and Sugano no Mamichi served as the primary editors. It is one of the most important primary historical sourc... | ['Japanese history', 'Rikkokushi', 'Nihon Shoki', 'Nihon Kōki', 'Fujiwara no Tsugutada', 'Sugano no Mamichi', 'Nara period', 'Emperor Monmu', 'Emperor Kanmu', 'Classical Chinese', 'Japanese Historical Text Initiative'] | ['Q130436', 'Q1151168', 'Q813935', 'Q1077029', 'Q966654', 'Q11619464', 'Q189178', 'Q357246', 'Q314846', 'Q37041', 'Q16973361'] | [[(34, 50)], [(726, 736)], [(149, 160)], [(177, 187)], [(189, 210)], [(215, 232)], [(353, 364)], [(423, 436)], [(475, 488), (1416, 1429)], [(655, 672)], [(1142, 1177)]] |
Frances Slocum (March 4, 1773 - March 9, 1847) (Ma-con-na-quah, "Young Bear" or "Little Bear") was an adopted member of the Miami people. Slocum was born into a Quaker family that migrated from Warwick, Rhode Island, in 1777 to the Wyoming Valley in Luzerne County, Pennsylvania. On November 2, 1778, when Slocum was fiv... | ['Warwick, Rhode Island', 'Miami people', 'Quakers', 'Wyoming Valley', 'Luzerne County, Pennsylvania', 'Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania', 'Ohio', 'Indiana', 'Mississinewa River', 'United States Congress', 'Maconaquah High School', 'Frances Slocum State Park', 'Mocanaqua, Pennsylvania', 'Susquehanna River', 'Battle of Wyomin... | ['Q49195', 'Q956264', 'Q170208', 'Q604264', 'Q501292', 'Q745594', 'Q1397', 'Q1415', 'Q6879010', 'Q11268', 'Q17018077', 'Q5478946', 'Q6019900', 'Q27538', 'Q2190013', 'Q5472970', 'Q34221', 'Q12439', 'Q26013', 'Q1723905', 'Q320514', 'Q5481086', 'Q1497', 'Q13219562', 'Q1065583', 'Q6779917', 'Q1114189', 'Q7087183', 'Q677890... | [[(194, 215), (2133, 2154), (21332, 21353)], [(124, 136), (15336, 15348), (21216, 21228)], [(2095, 2102), (6551, 6558)], [(232, 246), (2163, 2177), (8985, 8999)], [(250, 278), (1818, 1846), (2181, 2209), (20662, 20690)], [(406, 432)], [(486, 490)], [(495, 502), (730, 737), (1013, 1020), (1310, 1317), (1407, 1414), (146... |
The One-Day Cup, known as the Marsh One-Day Cup for sponsorship reasons, is an Australian domestic List A 50-over limited-overs cricket tournament. It has had many different names, formats and teams since the inaugural 1969-1970 season. Initially a knockout cup, the competition now features a single round- robin follow... | ['Cricket Australia', 'Brad Hodge', 'James Hopes', 'Fox Cricket', 'List A cricket', 'Australian Domestic One-Day Cricket Final', 'Sheffield Shield', 'Cricket Australia XI', 'Test cricket', 'Jason Gillespie', 'Gillette', "McDonald's", 'Ford Ranger', 'Ryobi', 'Manuka Oval', 'Canberra', 'Allan Border Field', 'Hurstville O... | ['Q3002584', 'Q2923401', 'Q2738944', 'Q60744310', 'Q1628688', 'Q4824095', 'Q2470981', 'Q22079863', 'Q1132113', 'Q3107260', 'Q503592', 'Q38076', 'Q5467909', 'Q1104912', 'Q1891865', 'Q3114', 'Q4730485', 'Q14934839', 'Q34932', 'Q3130', 'Q856393', 'Q6772798', 'Q2462392', 'Q2462430', 'Q5112', 'Q1134044', 'Q7669627', 'Q40191... | [[(715, 732), (3184, 3201), (8349, 8366), (8457, 8474), (8565, 8582), (9833, 9850), (13151, 13168), (13389, 13406), (13652, 13669)], [(9292, 9302), (10452, 10462), (10492, 10502), (11153, 11163), (11458, 11468)], [(9395, 9406), (11512, 11523)], [(13584, 13595)], [(1166, 1180), (14134, 14148)], [(4207, 4248), (13703, 13... |
thumb|John Oldham John Oldham (9 August 1653 - 9 December 1683) was an English satirical poet and translator. ==Life and work== Oldham was born in Shipton Moyne, Gloucestershire, the son of John Oldham, a non-conformist minister, and grandson of John Oldham the staunch anti-papist rector of Shipton Moyne and before tha... | ['Shipton Moyne', 'Gloucestershire', 'Wiltshire', 'Tetbury', 'Grammar School', 'St. Edmund Hall', 'University of Oxford', 'Thomas Tully', 'Calvinist', 'Whitgift School', 'Croydon', 'Surrey', 'Greater London', 'Andrew Marvell', 'Judge', 'Reigate', 'Jesuits', 'Catholics', 'Popish plot', 'London', 'John Dryden', "Will's C... | ['Q7498127', 'Q23165', 'Q23183', 'Q1248924', 'Q967098', 'Q973884', 'Q34433', 'Q7794591', 'Q101849', 'Q2567148', 'Q2213391', 'Q23276', 'Q23306', 'Q365935', 'Q16533', 'Q1018418', 'Q36380', 'Q9592', 'Q1540578', 'Q84', 'Q213355', 'Q2582323', 'Q5883398', 'Q23092', 'Q610462', 'Q3139437', 'Q2707099', 'Q193800', 'Q7811287', 'Q... | [[(147, 160), (292, 305)], [(162, 177)], [(340, 349)], [(376, 383), (532, 539)], [(384, 398)], [(408, 423)], [(431, 451), (769, 789), (4851, 4871)], [(477, 489)], [(616, 625)], [(896, 911)], [(915, 922)], [(924, 930), (2021, 2027)], [(939, 953)], [(1784, 1798)], [(1963, 1968)], [(2010, 2017)], [(2114, 2121)], [(2210, 2... |
Who Killed Doc Robbin is a 1948 film directed by Bernard Carr and starring Larry Olsen, Billy Gray, and Renee Beard. It was produced by Hal Roach and Robert F. McGowan as a reimagining of their Our Gang series. The film was one of "Hal Roach's Streamliners" features of the 1940s, running only 55 minutes, and was design... | ['Robert F. McGowan', 'Hal Roach', 'United Artists', 'Our Gang', "Hal Roach's Streamliners", 'B-movie', 'Cinecolor', 'Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer'] | ['Q3435067', 'Q72792', 'Q219400', 'Q1218784', 'Q5640911', 'Q223770', 'Q794536', 'Q179200'] | [[(150, 167)], [(136, 145), (232, 241), (804, 813), (1490, 1499)], [(506, 520)], [(194, 202), (819, 827), (1046, 1054), (1296, 1304)], [(232, 256)], [(328, 335)], [(441, 450), (1465, 1474)], [(831, 850)]] |
Lake View Terrace is a suburban neighborhood in the San Fernando Valley region of the City of Los Angeles, California. "Lake View Terrace," Mapping L.A., Los Angeles Times Surrounding areas include the Angeles National Forest, Little Tujunga Canyon, Big Tujunga Canyon, Hansen Dam, Kagel Canyon, and a portion of the Ver... | ['Hansen Dam', 'California', 'Los Angeles', 'ZIP code', 'San Fernando Valley', 'Angeles National Forest', 'Verdugo Mountains', 'Glenoaks Boulevard', 'Van Nuys Boulevard', 'Latinos', 'African-Americans', 'Whites', 'Asians', 'Rodney King', 'Los Angeles Police Department', 'Lakeview Terrace', 'Rancho Tujunga', 'U.S. Army ... | ['Q5651032', 'Q99', 'Q65', 'Q136208', 'Q816843', 'Q3079095', 'Q7921151', 'Q5569228', 'Q7913561', 'Q58669', 'Q49085', 'Q235155', 'Q4058325', 'Q338389', 'Q214126', 'Q167374', 'Q7291362', 'Q1049334', 'Q1419854', 'Q3122786', 'Q1320340', 'Q7660594', 'Q7121073', 'Q5254405', 'Q4817385'] | [[(270, 280), (1821, 1831), (3472, 3482), (6827, 6837), (7551, 7561), (7582, 7592), (7612, 7622), (7652, 7662), (7719, 7729), (7786, 7796), (8004, 8014), (8087, 8097), (8167, 8177), (8477, 8487)], [(107, 117), (1315, 1325)], [(94, 105), (154, 165), (919, 930), (1092, 1103), (1525, 1536), (1873, 1884), (2283, 2294), (23... |
State Route 243 (SR 243), or the Banning-Idyllwild Panoramic Highway, is a two-lane state highway in the U.S. state of California that runs from Banning (in the north) to Idyllwild (in the south) in Riverside County. The highway is a connector between Interstate 10 (I-10) and SR 74. Along its route, it provides access ... | ['Caltrans', 'Banning, California', 'U.S. state', 'California', 'San Bernardino National Forest', 'Mount San Jacinto State Park', 'Morongo Indian Reservation', 'Federal Highway Administration', 'Esperanza Fire', 'Lake Elsinore', 'Colorado Desert', 'Los Angeles Times', 'Nelson S. Dilworth'] | ['Q127743', 'Q806903', 'Q35657', 'Q99', 'Q7413436', 'Q6923450', 'Q6913250', 'Q800112', 'Q5398904', 'Q6475734', 'Q267267', 'Q188515', 'Q16241393'] | [[(1642, 1650), (3526, 3534)], [(3895, 3914)], [(105, 115)], [(119, 129), (1601, 1611), (3790, 3800), (3834, 3844), (3904, 3914)], [(327, 357)], [(881, 909)], [(937, 963)], [(1457, 1487)], [(1877, 1891), (1975, 1989)], [(2515, 2528)], [(2537, 2552)], [(2863, 2880)], [(3192, 3210)]] |
Piano wire, or "music wire", is a specialized type of wire made for use in piano strings but also in other applications as springs. It is made from tempered high-carbon steel, also known as spring steel, which replaced iron as the material starting in 1834. Piano wire has a very high tensile strength to cope with the h... | ['Piano', 'Augsburg', 'Birmingham', 'United Kingdom', 'Piano acoustics'] | ['Q5994', 'Q2749', 'Q2256', 'Q145', 'Q3151065'] | [[(0, 5), (258, 263), (1459, 1464), (1706, 1711), (1771, 1776), (2601, 2606), (2665, 2670), (2740, 2745), (2793, 2798), (3485, 3490)], [(568, 576)], [(838, 848)], [(850, 864)], [(2601, 2616)]] |
thumb|right|265px|Davie Grant is stymied on the 17th green at North Berwick, Scotland, and is attempting to chip his own ball over the ball that is blocking the hole (. A stymie is an obsolete rule in the sport of golf. It legislated for the situation where a player's ball lay behind or blocked by another player's ball... | ['Davie Grant', 'North Berwick', 'Scotland', 'Rules of golf', 'United States Golf Association'] | ['Q20027857', 'Q1012054', 'Q22', 'Q2468638', 'Q1187243'] | [[(18, 29)], [(62, 75)], [(77, 85)], [(2185, 2198)], [(1517, 1547)]] |
Matthew Colin Taibbi (; born March 2, 1970) is an American author, journalist, and podcaster. He has reported on finance, media, politics, and sports. A former contributing editor for Rolling Stone, he is the author of several books, co-host of Useful Idiots, and publisher of the Racket News (formerly TK News) on Subst... | ['New Brunswick, New Jersey', 'New York University', 'Bard College', 'Griftopia', 'The Divide: American Injustice in the Age of the Wealth Gap', 'Insane Clown President', 'Mike Taibbi', 'Rolling Stone', 'Soviet Union', 'The Moscow Times', 'Mark Ames', 'The eXile', 'Buffalo, New York', 'New York Press', 'National Magazi... | ['Q138338', 'Q49210', 'Q49109', 'Q5608961', 'Q16829837', 'Q30325757', 'Q6849007', 'Q33511', 'Q15180', 'Q1202611', 'Q4530052', 'Q4038428', 'Q40435', 'Q31176', 'Q3336908', 'Q219780', 'Q28005470', 'Q13974', 'Q1283606', 'Q5158770', 'Q269', 'Q40469', 'Q57558', 'Q7904687', 'Q23430', 'Q711', 'Q150820', 'Q849047', 'Q1780189', ... | [[(1965, 1990), (26961, 26986), (27183, 27208)], [(2604, 2623), (27059, 27078)], [(2756, 2768), (26660, 26672)], [(1701, 1710), (24705, 24714)], [(24833, 24892)], [(1825, 1847), (24944, 24966)], [(2009, 2020)], [(184, 197), (772, 785), (864, 877), (1108, 1121), (1272, 1285), (4452, 4465), (7508, 7521), (8881, 8894), (8... |
Polynesian culture is the culture of the indigenous peoples of Polynesia who share common traits in language, customs and society. The development of Polynesian culture is typically divided into four different historical eras: * Exploration and settlement (c. 1800 BC – c. AD 700) * Development in isolation (c. 700 – 15... | ['Polynesia', 'World War II', 'Taiwan', 'Tahiti', 'Maritime Southeast Asia', 'Taiwanese aborigines', 'DNA evidence', 'Y chromosome', 'Melanesia', 'Austronesian languages', 'Micronesia', 'Bismarck Archipelago', 'New Britain', 'Admiralty Islands', 'Lapita', 'Fiji', 'Samoa', 'Tonga', 'Polynesian triangle', 'Hawaii', 'Rapa... | ['Q35942', 'Q362', 'Q865', 'Q42000', 'Q2919361', 'Q216839', 'Q476697', 'Q202771', 'Q37394', 'Q49228', 'Q3359409', 'Q154628', 'Q59771', 'Q119230', 'Q1021436', 'Q712', 'Q683', 'Q678', 'Q668347', 'Q782', 'Q14452', 'Q6071565', 'Q26988', 'Q3545798', 'Q311883', 'Q124873', 'Q2306159', 'Q847603', 'Q804127', 'Q172697', 'Q46', '... | [[(0, 9), (63, 72), (150, 159), (549, 558), (896, 905), (1120, 1129), (1301, 1310), (2652, 2661), (2740, 2749), (2815, 2824), (3354, 3363), (3888, 3897), (4072, 4081), (4322, 4331), (4501, 4510), (4638, 4647), (4885, 4894), (5237, 5246), (5714, 5723), (5936, 5945), (5973, 5982), (6047, 6056), (6276, 6285), (6503, 6512)... |
Glutamate decarboxylase or glutamic acid decarboxylase (GAD) is an enzyme that catalyzes the decarboxylation of glutamate to gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA) and carbon dioxide (). GAD uses pyridoxal-phosphate (PLP) as a cofactor. The reaction proceeds as follows: : In mammals, GAD exists in two isoforms with molecular w... | ['GAD1', 'GAD2', '2-keto-4-pentenoic acid', 'Escherichia coli', 'Purkinje cell', 'GABA', 'Parkinson disease', 'Peripheral nerve injury', 'Saccharomyces cerevisiae'] | ['Q18025214', 'Q18025226', 'Q17071915', 'Q25419', 'Q1570272', 'Q210021', 'Q11085', 'Q2945973', 'Q719725'] | [[(430, 434)], [(439, 443)], [(1931, 1954)], [(2772, 2788)], [(6665, 6678)], [(150, 154), (547, 551), (778, 782), (1536, 1540), (2042, 2046), (2326, 2330), (2587, 2591), (3324, 3328), (3546, 3550), (3719, 3723), (3753, 3757), (3986, 3990), (4044, 4048), (5264, 5268), (5516, 5520), (8016, 8020), (8048, 8052), (8628, 863... |
Blåfjella–Skjækerfjella National Park (, ) lies in Trøndelag county, Norway. It is the third largest national park on the Norwegian mainland and one of the largest remaining true wilderness areas. It is located in the municipalities of Verdal, Snåsa, Grong, Lierne, and Steinkjer. The terrain is characterized by mountai... | ['Trøndelag', 'Norway', 'Verdal', 'Snåsa', 'Grong', 'Lierne', 'Steinkjer', 'Sami people', 'Gressåmoen National Park', 'Lierne National Park', 'Arctic fox'] | ['Q127676', 'Q20', 'Q503660', 'Q493846', 'Q258084', 'Q493999', 'Q110431', 'Q48199', 'Q1278568', 'Q1741175', 'Q82738'] | [[(51, 60), (2911, 2920), (2949, 2958)], [(69, 75), (1310, 1316), (1807, 1813), (2746, 2752), (2991, 2997)], [(236, 242), (2807, 2813)], [(244, 249), (2823, 2828)], [(251, 256), (2838, 2843)], [(258, 264), (1127, 1133), (2853, 2859)], [(270, 279), (2869, 2878)], [(434, 445)], [(985, 1009)], [(1127, 1147)], [(1756, 1766... |
California Pizza Kitchen (CPK) is an American casual dining restaurant chain that specializes in California-style pizza. The restaurant was started in 1985 by attorneys Rick Rosenfield and Larry Flax in Beverly Hills, California, United States. California Pizza Kitchen introduced and popularized BBQ Chicken Pizza. == D... | ['Mexico', 'Australia', 'Canada', 'Nestlé', 'Los Angeles', 'California', 'United States', 'California-style pizza', 'Jerk Chicken', 'Kraft', 'Beverly Drive', 'Ed LaDou', 'Wolfgang Puck', 'Spago', 'PepsiCo', 'Brinker International', 'Golden Gate Capital', 'Chile', 'Costa Rica', 'Guam', 'Hong Kong', 'India', 'Japan', 'Ph... | ['Q96', 'Q408', 'Q16', 'Q160746', 'Q65', 'Q99', 'Q30', 'Q5020186', 'Q6127463', 'Q327751', 'Q4899509', 'Q5335067', 'Q78893', 'Q16050915', 'Q334800', 'Q917487', 'Q5579441', 'Q298', 'Q800', 'Q16635', 'Q8646', 'Q668', 'Q17', 'Q928', 'Q334', 'Q884', 'Q878', 'Q148'] | [[(4723, 4729)], [(4662, 4671)], [(4805, 4811)], [(1169, 1175)], [(5046, 5057)], [(0, 10), (97, 107), (218, 228), (245, 255), (338, 348), (834, 844), (1399, 1409), (1629, 1639), (5101, 5111), (5136, 5146), (5443, 5453)], [(230, 243), (4790, 4803), (4862, 4875), (4941, 4954), (5181, 5194), (5271, 5284), (5311, 5324)], [... |
Bolton Valley is a mid-sized ski area in the town of Bolton in Chittenden County, Vermont, United States. It is located in close proximity to Burlington, the largest city in the state of Vermont. The community around the base of the ski area was listed as the Bolton Valley census-designated place prior to the 2020 cens... | ['Bolton, Vermont', 'Chittenden County, Vermont', 'Vermont', 'Northern Power Systems'] | ['Q1955332', 'Q509770', 'Q16551', 'Q7058869'] | [[(3078, 3093)], [(63, 89), (2874, 2900), (2933, 2959), (2997, 3023)], [(82, 89), (187, 194), (766, 773), (2349, 2356), (2829, 2836), (2893, 2900), (2952, 2959), (3016, 3023), (3061, 3068), (3086, 3093)], [(2456, 2478)]] |
Mahaffy is a surname of Scottish origin, and is an Anglicisation of the Gaelic name Mac Dhuibhshithe. It is a sept of Clan Macfie in Scotland, but the clan originated in Ireland. There the name is found largely in County Donegal, Ulster.Family Facts Ancestry.com. Retrieved on 2007-10-10 People with the surname Mahaffy ... | ['Anglicisation', 'Clan Macfie', 'Scotland', 'Ireland', 'County Donegal', 'Ulster', 'Ancestry.com', 'Arthur Arnold Mahaffy', 'James Mahaffy', 'John Mahaffy (ice hockey)', 'John Pentland Mahaffy', 'Leslie Mahaffy', 'Mahaffey'] | ['Q540885', 'Q4222919', 'Q22', 'Q22890', 'Q179424', 'Q93195', 'Q4752572', 'Q4797840', 'Q6138808', 'Q6246422', 'Q2568204', 'Q6530996', 'Q14565194'] | [[(51, 64)], [(118, 129)], [(133, 141)], [(170, 177)], [(214, 228)], [(230, 236)], [(250, 262)], [(331, 352)], [(388, 401)], [(437, 462)], [(501, 522)], [(553, 567)], [(619, 627)]] |
Major General William Carey Lee (March 12, 1895 –June 25, 1948) was a senior United States Army officer who fought in World War I and World War II, during which he commanded the 101st Airborne Division, nicknamed the "Screaming Eagles". Lee is often referred to as the "Father of the U.S. Airborne".Autry 1995. ==Early l... | ['Dunn, North Carolina', 'United States', '101st Airborne Division', 'World War I', 'World War II', 'United States Army', 'Wake Forest University', 'North Carolina State University', 'American Expeditionary Forces', 'John J. Pershing', 'Maryland', 'Versailles', 'France', 'United States Army Command and General Staff Co... | ['Q1019682', 'Q30', 'Q165256', 'Q361', 'Q362', 'Q9212', 'Q392667', 'Q1132346', 'Q464176', 'Q272383', 'Q1391', 'Q2946', 'Q142', 'Q1115050', 'Q61', 'Q8007', 'Q8019122', 'Q1438462', 'Q3651657', 'Q1588', 'Q21', 'Q8641370', 'Q29009', 'Q207955', 'Q5293339', 'Q9916', 'Q20050792', 'Q573609', 'Q313972', 'Q15734078', 'Q66096', '... | [[(362, 382), (4905, 4925), (6170, 6190)], [(77, 90), (812, 825), (1615, 1628), (1802, 1815), (2667, 2680), (3005, 3018), (3748, 3761), (4020, 4033), (5982, 5995), (6265, 6278), (6318, 6331), (6355, 6368), (6408, 6421)], [(178, 201)], [(118, 129), (134, 145), (870, 881), (897, 908), (1771, 1782), (1824, 1835), (2723, 2... |
Forollhogna National Park () is a national park in the counties of Trøndelag and Innlandet in Norway. Forollhogna (or Forelhogna) park includes extensive plant life and is an important range for wild reindeer. The park lies in the municipalities of Tynset, Tolga, and Os in Innlandet and Holtålen, Midtre Gauldal, and Re... | ['Forollhogna', 'Trøndelag', 'Innlandet', 'Norway', 'Tynset', 'Holtålen', 'Midtre Gauldal', 'Rennebu'] | ['Q1437903', 'Q127676', 'Q56404886', 'Q20', 'Q488779', 'Q484084', 'Q492244', 'Q488124'] | [[(0, 11), (102, 113), (355, 366), (714, 725)], [(67, 76), (329, 338), (972, 981), (1222, 1231), (1300, 1309)], [(81, 90), (274, 283), (986, 995), (1418, 1427)], [(94, 100), (741, 747), (1142, 1148), (1382, 1388), (1444, 1450)], [(249, 255), (1398, 1404)], [(288, 296), (1460, 1468)], [(298, 312), (1478, 1492)], [(318, ... |
Velvet spiders (family Eresidae) are a small group (about 100 species in 9 genera) of spiders almost entirely limited to the Old World, with the exception of one species known from Brazil. In Europe, some are commonly called the ladybird spiders. == Description == This family can sometimes be confused with the jumping ... | ['List of Eresidae species', 'Old World', 'Palpimanidae', 'Stegodyphus', 'Penestomus', 'Adonea', 'Agelena', 'Monocentropus balfouri', 'Stegodyphus sarasinorum', 'World Spider Catalog', 'Dorceus', 'Dresserus', 'Eresus', 'Gandanameno', 'Loureedia', 'Paradonea', 'Seothyra'] | ['Q3272201', 'Q174807', 'Q10972', 'Q1835835', 'Q2171499', 'Q3231387', 'Q427074', 'Q1314052', 'Q2193255', 'Q3570011', 'Q2962887', 'Q2314492', 'Q2183560', 'Q3020948', 'Q2340957', 'Q2598309', 'Q1883199'] | [[(2437, 2461)], [(125, 134)], [(345, 357)], [(622, 633), (1619, 1630), (1646, 1657), (2375, 2386)], [(1776, 1786)], [(1969, 1975)], [(1192, 1199)], [(1201, 1223)], [(1646, 1669)], [(1917, 1937), (2903, 2923)], [(2017, 2024)], [(2058, 2067)], [(2090, 2096)], [(2138, 2149)], [(2198, 2207)], [(2282, 2291)], [(2342, 2350)... |
The Pacific Islands ICT Policy and Strategic Plan was approved by Pacific Islands Forum leaders in 2000. The vision of the plan is Internet for Every Pacific Islander. This plan has been used as a template for developing national Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) policies in the Pacific Islands Forum cou... | ['Pacific Islands Forum', 'World Summit on the Information Society'] | ['Q757276', 'Q689182'] | [[(66, 87), (295, 316)], [(358, 397)]] |
Ormtjernkampen () is a former national park located in Gausdal municipality in the county of Oppland in Norway. It was in 2011 included in the larger Langsua National Park. It was the smallest national park in Norway and consists primarily of virgin spruce forest, with some lakes and marshes. It was established to pres... | ['Oppland', 'Norway', 'Gausdal', 'Langsua National Park'] | ['Q50617', 'Q20', 'Q486713', 'Q1350499'] | [[(93, 100), (869, 876), (909, 916)], [(104, 110), (210, 216), (368, 374), (789, 795), (949, 955)], [(55, 62), (965, 972)], [(150, 171)]] |
This is a list of airports in Mexico, sorted by location. Only major national and international airports are shown. == Airports == City served State ICAO IATA Airport name Acapulco Guerrero MMAA ACA General Juan N. Álvarez International Airport Aguascalientes Aguascalientes MMAS AGU Lic. Jesús Terán Peredo Internationa... | ['Mexico', 'North America', 'Acapulco', 'Guerrero', 'General Juan N. Álvarez International Airport', 'Aguascalientes', 'Lic. Jesús Terán Peredo International Airport', 'Agualeguas', 'Nuevo León', 'Álamos', 'Sonora', 'Apatzingán', 'Michoacán', 'Atizapán de Zaragoza', 'Cabo San Lucas', 'Baja California Sur', 'Cabo San Lu... | ['Q96', 'Q49', 'Q81398', 'Q60158', 'Q1430720', 'Q79952', 'Q2593243', 'Q3310805', 'Q15282', 'Q250531', 'Q46422', 'Q94758', 'Q79861', 'Q749761', 'Q1020776', 'Q46508', 'Q1932866', 'Q80908', 'Q1932879', 'Q176924', 'Q8969', 'Q80245', 'Q641967', 'Q527959', 'Q58731', 'Q1320793', 'Q580649', 'Q46475', 'Q3499964', 'Q459553', 'Q1... | [[(30, 36), (518, 524), (3927, 3933), (3939, 3945), (4007, 4013), (4028, 4034), (6678, 6684), (7509, 7515), (7586, 7592), (7716, 7722), (7799, 7805), (7864, 7870), (7917, 7923), (7962, 7968)], [(7785, 7798)], [(172, 180)], [(181, 189), (1181, 1189), (1309, 1317), (2107, 2115), (2485, 2493), (2529, 2537), (2905, 2913), ... |
Rago National Park () is a national park in the municipality of Sørfold in Nordland county, Norway. The park lies east of European route E6, about northeast of the village of Straumen. The park was established on 22 January 1971. Rago borders Sweden's Padjelanta National Park, which in turn borders two other parks, and... | ['Sørfold', 'Nordland', 'Norway', 'European route E6', 'Sweden', 'Padjelanta National Park', 'Europe', 'Storskogvatnet', 'Litlverivatnet', 'Moose', 'Willow grouse'] | ['Q484097', 'Q50630', 'Q20', 'Q921422', 'Q34', 'Q692011', 'Q46', 'Q1773485', 'Q4590467', 'Q35517', 'Q178702'] | [[(64, 71), (1187, 1194)], [(75, 83), (1223, 1231), (1348, 1356)], [(92, 98), (1171, 1177), (1389, 1395)], [(122, 139)], [(243, 249)], [(252, 276)], [(122, 128), (427, 433)], [(445, 459)], [(464, 478)], [(813, 818)], [(914, 927)]] |
The Willandra Lakes Region is a World Heritage Site in the Far West region of New South Wales, Australia. The Willandra Lakes Region is the traditional meeting place of the Muthi Muthi, Ngiyampaa and Barkinji Aboriginal tribes. The area was inscribed on the World Heritage List at the 5th Session of the World Heritage C... | ['Lake Mungo', 'New South Wales', 'Australia', 'World Heritage Site', 'World Heritage Committee', 'Mungo National Park', 'Australian National Heritage List', 'New South Wales State Heritage Register', 'Darling River', 'Ralph Darling', 'George Boyle White', 'William Randell', 'Narrandera', 'Mildura', 'Lachlan River', 'B... | ['Q452812', 'Q3224', 'Q408', 'Q9259', 'Q1147477', 'Q1670728', 'Q781601', 'Q6955397', 'Q181482', 'Q1365838', 'Q20987351', 'Q8017359', 'Q2218166', 'Q705829', 'Q1321316', 'Q589331', 'Q7743679'] | [[(10091, 10101), (11084, 11094), (16585, 16595)], [(78, 93), (771, 786), (2310, 2325), (9572, 9587), (11970, 11985), (12263, 12278), (14046, 14061), (14241, 14256), (14509, 14524), (14653, 14668), (15050, 15065), (15723, 15738), (16385, 16400), (16784, 16799), (16870, 16885), (16943, 16958), (17020, 17035)], [(95, 104... |
All the Best Cowboys Have Chinese Eyes is the third solo studio album by English rock musician Pete Townshend, released on 14 June 1982 by Atco Records. Chris Thomas produced the album (who had also produced Townshend's previous studio album, Empty Glass) and it was recorded by Bill Price at three separate recording st... | ['Pete Townshend', 'Atco Records', 'Chris Thomas (record producer)', 'Empty Glass', 'Face Dances, Pt. 2', 'London', 'Wessex', 'UK Albums Chart', 'Billboard 200', "It's Hard", 'Dancing in the Street', 'Clint Eastwood', 'John Wayne', 'Rolling Stone', 'AllMusic', 'Robert Christgau', 'Stereo Review', 'Jon Pareles', 'Stephe... | ['Q26933', 'Q585643', 'Q924578', 'Q473004', 'Q16996172', 'Q84', 'Q105313', 'Q719415', 'Q188819', 'Q1540230', 'Q1159366', 'Q43203', 'Q40531', 'Q33511', 'Q31181', 'Q314382', 'Q610609', 'Q6271357', 'Q976031', 'Q1039873', 'Q576763', 'Q1557633', 'Q3560664', 'Q675587', 'Q3506404', 'Q635406', 'Q512222', 'Q2669424'] | [[(95, 109), (2130, 2144), (2225, 2239), (3825, 3839), (4763, 4777)], [(139, 151), (4897, 4909)], [(4857, 4887)], [(243, 254)], [(930, 948), (1846, 1864)], [(329, 335)], [(377, 383)], [(419, 434)], [(460, 473)], [(672, 681)], [(1099, 1120)], [(1501, 1515)], [(1521, 1531)], [(2903, 2916)], [(3165, 3173)], [(2513, 2529)]... |
Reisa National Park () is a national park in Nordreisa Municipality in Troms county, Norway that was established by royal decree on 28 November 1986. The park has much wildlife. The rough-legged buzzard is the most common bird of prey, but hikers may also spot golden eagle, common kestrels, and gyrfalcon. Wolverines an... | ['Nordreisa', 'Troms', 'Norway', 'Kautokeino', 'Wolverine', 'Eurasian lynx', 'Arctic fox', 'Waterfall', 'Scots pine', 'Finnmark', 'Käsivarsi Wilderness Area'] | ['Q494059', 'Q50631', 'Q20', 'Q6459', 'Q14334', 'Q43375', 'Q82738', 'Q34038', 'Q133128', 'Q50632', 'Q3138321'] | [[(45, 54), (1782, 1791)], [(71, 76), (1899, 1904), (1949, 1954)], [(85, 91), (1819, 1825), (1999, 2005)], [(1448, 1458)], [(307, 316)], [(322, 335)], [(435, 445), (473, 483)], [(740, 749)], [(1071, 1081)], [(1478, 1486), (1908, 1916), (1958, 1966)], [(1564, 1589)]] |
Agnar Sandmo (9 January 1938 – 31 August 2019) was a Norwegian economist at the Norwegian School of Economics (NHH). He made a series of important contributions in the study of disparities, redistribution, insurance arrangements and tax systems. He has written and published many economic articles throughout his career.... | ['Norwegian School of Economics', 'Petroleum Price Board', 'Fellows of the Econometric Society', 'Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences', 'Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters'] | ['Q520458', 'Q7178950', 'Q30692846', 'Q191583', 'Q1423356'] | [[(80, 109), (1497, 1526)], [(363, 384)], [(1536, 1570)], [(1125, 1158), (1595, 1628)], [(1175, 1215), (1653, 1693)]] |
M.A.N.T.I.S. is an American superhero television series that aired for one season on the Fox Network between August 26, 1994, and March 3, 1995, with its final two episodes airing on SyFy on September 7 and 14, 1997. The original two-hour TV movie pilot was produced by Sam Raimi and developed by Sam Hamm. ==Plot== Weal... | ['Sam Raimi', 'Sam Hamm', 'Carl Lumbly', 'Roger Rees', 'Christopher Gartin', 'Galyn Görg', 'Vancouver', 'Universal Television', 'Fox Broadcasting Company', 'SyFy', 'TV movie', 'African-American', 'Gina Torres', 'Bobby Hosea', 'Wendy Raquel Robinson', 'Brion James', 'Lorena Gale', 'Gary Graham', 'Jerry Wasserman', 'Robe... | ['Q275402', 'Q2463237', 'Q953908', 'Q1750774', 'Q707210', 'Q3757891', 'Q24639', 'Q1337530', 'Q166419', 'Q276542', 'Q506240', 'Q49085', 'Q241471', 'Q4935135', 'Q1396471', 'Q723780', 'Q1920467', 'Q2571025', 'Q13358742', 'Q2157603', 'Q712761', 'Q65', 'Q16'] | [[(270, 279), (6244, 6253)], [(297, 305)], [(3732, 3743), (4790, 4801)], [(2055, 2065), (3791, 3801)], [(2142, 2160), (3847, 3865)], [(2204, 2214), (3917, 3927)], [(4606, 4615), (4648, 4657), (6113, 6122)], [(6185, 6205)], [(5934, 5958)], [(183, 187)], [(239, 247)], [(1562, 1578)], [(1597, 1608)], [(1649, 1660)], [(169... |
Broadway Melody of 1938 is a 1937 American musical film produced by Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer and directed by Roy Del Ruth. The film is essentially a backstage musical revue, featuring high-budget sets and cinematography in the MGM musical tradition. The film stars Eleanor Powell and Robert Taylor and features Buddy Ebsen, ... | ['Roy Del Ruth', 'Eleanor Powell', 'Judy Garland', 'Nacio Herb Brown', 'Arthur Freed', 'Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer', 'Buddy Ebsen', 'George Murphy', 'Sophie Tucker', 'Raymond Walburn', 'Robert Benchley', 'Binnie Barnes', "You Made Me Love You (I Didn't Want to Do It)", 'Clark Gable', 'New York City', 'Charley Grapewin', 'Bill... | ['Q918762', 'Q256117', 'Q11637', 'Q1282487', 'Q709413', 'Q179200', 'Q1001214', 'Q527052', 'Q152520', 'Q262373', 'Q1790472', 'Q447612', 'Q8057367', 'Q71243', 'Q60', 'Q920018', 'Q186798', 'Q23681119', 'Q463620', 'Q6766297', 'Q4197633', 'Q3937291', 'Q6150784', 'Q185968', 'Q56158', 'Q723648', 'Q723585', 'Q4348404', 'Q12567... | [[(105, 117), (6283, 6295)], [(261, 275), (781, 795), (1405, 1419), (2156, 2170), (2233, 2247), (2285, 2299), (2526, 2540), (2729, 2743), (2893, 2907), (2976, 2990)], [(335, 347), (1346, 1358), (1435, 1447), (2329, 2341), (2394, 2406), (2580, 2592), (2761, 2773), (2787, 2799), (3719, 3731), (4224, 4236), (5571, 5583)],... |
Arukh HaShulchan (Hebrew: עָרוּךְ הַשֻּׁלְחָן [or, arguably, עָרֹךְ הַשֻּׁלְחָן; see Title below]) is a work of halacha written by Yechiel Michel Epstein (1829–1908). The work attempts to be a clear, organized summary of the sources for each chapter of the Shulchan Arukh and its commentaries, with special emphasis on t... | ['Hebrew', 'Yechiel Michel Epstein', 'Jerusalem Talmud', 'Maimonides', 'Eitam Henkin', 'Talmud', 'Rishonim', 'Acharonim', 'Mishnah Berurah', 'Moshe Feinstein', 'Yisrael Meir Kagan', 'Choshen Mishpat', 'Haredi', 'Yosef Eliyahu Henkin', 'Yoreh Deah', 'Chicago, Illinois', 'New Square, New York', 'Land of Israel', 'Meir Be... | ['Q9288', 'Q1686102', 'Q387422', 'Q127398', 'Q22442747', 'Q43290', 'Q2070193', 'Q510005', 'Q2703131', 'Q1391598', 'Q733140', 'Q22938735', 'Q212912', 'Q1517574', 'Q2069922', 'Q1297', 'Q2917479', 'Q155321', 'Q592433', 'Q130881', 'Q37320', 'Q1679613', 'Q2699251', 'Q905319', 'Q42332', 'Q2192'] | [[(18, 24), (6244, 6250), (6261, 6267), (6672, 6678), (6713, 6719)], [(131, 153)], [(340, 356)], [(361, 371), (1040, 1050)], [(702, 714)], [(350, 356), (1029, 1035)], [(1212, 1220), (5968, 5976)], [(1267, 1276), (5981, 5990), (6074, 6083)], [(2048, 2063), (2646, 2661), (2970, 2985), (3043, 3058), (3352, 3367), (3424, 3... |
Amphiprion melanopus, also known as the cinnamon clownfish, fire clownfish, red and black anemonefish, black-backed anemonefish or dusky anemonefish is a widely distributed anemonefish chiefly found in the western and southern parts of the Pacific Ocean.. The species scientific name 'melanopus' is Greek, meaning black ... | ['Entacmaea quadricolor', 'Pacific Ocean', 'Amphiprion rubrocinctus', 'Australia', 'Great Barrier Reef', 'Marshall Islands', 'Guam', 'New Guinea', 'Vanuatu', 'New Caledonia', 'Indonesia', 'Fiji', 'Tonga', 'Samoan Islands', 'Heteractis crispa', 'Heteractis magnifica', 'IUCN Red List'] | ['Q881805', 'Q98', 'Q783203', 'Q408', 'Q7343', 'Q709', 'Q16635', 'Q40285', 'Q686', 'Q33788', 'Q252', 'Q712', 'Q678', 'Q162126', 'Q1811545', 'Q384085', 'Q32059'] | [[(3057, 3078), (3299, 3320), (3360, 3381)], [(240, 253)], [(2296, 2319)], [(1817, 1826), (2345, 2354)], [(2467, 2485)], [(2499, 2515)], [(2520, 2524)], [(2526, 2536)], [(2546, 2553)], [(2558, 2571)], [(2583, 2592)], [(2637, 2641)], [(2643, 2648)], [(2658, 2672)], [(3127, 3144)], [(3185, 3205), (3453, 3473), (3516, 353... |
Milligan may refer to: ==People== * Milligan (surname), a surname (including a list of people with the name) ==Places== * Milligan, Florida, an unincorporated community in Okaloosa County, Florida * Milligan, Indiana, an unincorporated community * Milligan, Nebraska, a village * Milligan, Ohio, an unincorporated commun... | ['Milligan (surname)', 'Milligan, Florida', 'Milligan, Indiana', 'Milligan, Nebraska', 'Milligan, Ohio', 'Milligan, Texas', 'Milligan College', 'Ex Parte Milligan', 'Miss Milligan'] | ['Q343749', 'Q6859612', 'Q6859613', 'Q2274010', 'Q6859615', 'Q22076538', 'Q6859616', 'Q1383314', 'Q6877064'] | [[(36, 54)], [(122, 139)], [(199, 216)], [(248, 266)], [(280, 294)], [(326, 341)], [(412, 428)], [(470, 487)], [(526, 539)]] |
The first scientific society, the Academia Secretorum Naturae was founded in Naples in 1560 by Giambattista della Porta, a noted polymath.Thomas G. Bergin (ed.), Encyclopedia of the Renaissance (Oxford and New York: New Market Books, 1987). In Italian it was called Accademia dei Segreti, the Academy of the Mysteries of... | ['Naples', 'Giambattista della Porta', 'Pope Gregory XIII', 'Leonard C. Bruno', 'Landmark', 'Science', 'First edition', 'Library of Congress', 'Siegfried Zielinski'] | ['Q2634', 'Q334154', 'Q83029', 'Q6525161', 'Q4895393', 'Q336', 'Q3331189', 'Q131454', 'Q108613'] | [[(77, 83), (471, 477)], [(95, 119), (1148, 1172)], [(932, 949)], [(1006, 1022)], [(1033, 1041)], [(1046, 1053)], [(1062, 1075)], [(1105, 1124)], [(1426, 1445)]] |
Zhou Xin may refer to: *Zhou Xin (Han dynasty) (周昕), a military general serving under the Han dynasty warlord Wang Lang *Zhou Xin (紂辛), another name for King Zhou of Shang *Zhou Xin (footballer) (born 1998), Chinese footballer * Zhou Xin (table tennis) (周鑫), American table tennis player and coach | ['Zhou Xin (Han dynasty)', 'King Zhou of Shang'] | ['Q848794', 'Q470072'] | [[(24, 46)], [(153, 171)]] |
The Century of the Self is a 2002 British television documentary series by filmmaker Adam Curtis. It focuses on the work of psychoanalysts Sigmund Freud and Anna Freud, and PR consultant Edward Bernays. In episode one, Curtis says, "This series is about how those in power have used Freud's theories to try and control t... | ['Adam Curtis', 'BBC', 'Sigmund Freud', 'Anna Freud', 'Edward Bernays', 'Wilhelm Reich', 'BBC Online', 'Stuart Ewen', 'Wall Street', 'Lehman Brothers', 'Harvard Business Review', 'Philip Gould', 'Matthew Freud', 'New Labour', "1939 New York World's Fair", 'Aaron Copland', 'Billy the Kid (ballet)', 'Arvo Pärt', 'Spiegel... | ['Q349069', 'Q9531', 'Q9215', 'Q78485', 'Q434839', 'Q84412', 'Q747860', 'Q7626515', 'Q11690', 'Q212900', 'Q277351', 'Q2086183', 'Q6117519', 'Q6396591', 'Q207420', 'Q192185', 'Q3235140', 'Q189534', 'Q517901', 'Q3092981', 'Q3086716', 'Q80135', 'Q742772', 'Q443225', 'Q7294', 'Q7013095', 'Q1779', 'Q944632', 'Q207947', 'Q26... | [[(85, 96), (4350, 4361)], [(4330, 4333), (4457, 4460), (4516, 4519), (4612, 4615), (4683, 4686), (4866, 4869)], [(139, 152), (649, 662), (2589, 2602)], [(157, 167), (1022, 1032)], [(187, 201), (895, 909), (3175, 3189)], [(1095, 1108)], [(4457, 4467), (4516, 4526), (4612, 4622), (4683, 4693)], [(1868, 1879)], [(2098, 2... |
Steven Roy Howe (March 10, 1958 – April 28, 2006) was an American professional baseball relief pitcher. He played 12 seasons in Major League Baseball (MLB) for the Los Angeles Dodgers, Minnesota Twins, Texas Rangers and New York Yankees, spanning 1980 to 1996. His baseball career ended in 1997 after a stint with the Si... | ['Pontiac, Michigan', 'Coachella, California', 'Los Angeles Dodgers', 'Minnesota Twins', 'New York Yankees', 'World Series', 'Major League Baseball', 'Sioux Falls Canaries', 'Michigan', 'Michigan Wolverines baseball', 'Rick Sutcliffe', 'Fernando Valenzuela', 'Ferguson Jenkins', 'Lake Havasu City, Arizona'] | ['Q847596', 'Q948219', 'Q334634', 'Q604879', 'Q213417', 'Q265538', 'Q1163715', 'Q3485144', 'Q1166', 'Q16969611', 'Q3431604', 'Q1131057', 'Q284428', 'Q79435'] | [[(1005, 1022), (4558, 4575)], [(3381, 3402)], [(164, 183), (4128, 4147)], [(185, 200), (1890, 1905), (4211, 4226)], [(220, 236), (1530, 1546), (4244, 4260)], [(482, 494), (1508, 1520)], [(128, 149), (3614, 3635), (3796, 3817), (3836, 3857), (3903, 3924)], [(318, 338), (2601, 2621), (4414, 4434)], [(1014, 1022), (1074,... |
Birdseye, Birds Eye or Bird's Eye may refer to: ==Art and media== *Birdseye (film), a 2002 film starring Fred Ward *Birdseye (Tony Rich album), 1998 album by Tony Rich *Bird's-eye view, a view of an object from above, as though the observer were a bird *From a Bird's Eye View, a 1971 United States sitcom about two airl... | ['Birdseye (film)', "Bird's-eye view", "From a Bird's Eye View", 'Birdseye, Indiana', 'Birdseye, Utah', 'Birdseye Highway', 'Sylvia Birdseye', "Bird's eye chili", 'Capsicum annuum var. glabriusculum', 'Veronica chamaedrys', 'Clarence Birdseye', 'Tom Birdseye', 'Birds Eye', 'Captain Birdseye', 'Birdseye maple', "Bird's ... | ['Q4916136', 'Q1153655', 'Q5505563', 'Q2553036', 'Q4916137', 'Q865102', 'Q21538385', 'Q432426', 'Q897733', 'Q157343', 'Q1095376', 'Q7814970', 'Q4916058', 'Q3106124', 'Q164973', 'Q4915807'] | [[(67, 82)], [(169, 184)], [(254, 276)], [(421, 438)], [(455, 469)], [(486, 502)], [(531, 546), (1229, 1244)], [(578, 594)], [(688, 722)], [(1067, 1086)], [(1100, 1117)], [(1331, 1343)], [(10, 19), (1199, 1208), (1395, 1404), (1522, 1531)], [(1445, 1461)], [(1596, 1610)], [(1650, 1685)]] |