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Jose Chacko Periappuram. July 14 – Kerala based News broadcasting TV channel Indiavision launched. Kerala observed 123 Hartal in 2003. Thereby effectively reducing working days to 160. Deaths July 16 – K. P. A. C. Azeez, 68, actor. October 10 - Nawab Rajendran, 53,	February 19 - Muthanga firing incident May 2 – The second Marad massacre took place, killing nine. May 13 – The first heart transplantation surgery in Kerala conducted at Medical Trust Hospital, Kochi under the leadership of Dr. Jose Chacko Periappuram. July 14 – Kerala based News broadcasting TV channel
first aired on Zee Keralam in January 2022. Cast Biju Sopanam as Freddie Nisha Sarang as Julie Rishi S.Kumar as Jojo Juhi Rustagi as Jani Al Sabith as Jo Shivani Menon as Jenna Baby	as Julie Rishi S.Kumar as Jojo Juhi Rustagi as Jani Al Sabith as Jo Shivani Menon as Jenna Baby
declared when Khan reached his hundred, but when both teams had returned to the dressing rooms the umpires pointed out that under the Laws at the time no team could declare on the first day of a three-day game. North Zone had to return to the wicket but Khan and Pataudi, the two not out batsmen, chose to retire. An economical bowler, Khan took figures of 55–29–59–3 for Sind against Bombay in the Ranji Trophy in November 1944. Khan was selected to play for Pakistan in the first of two matches against Ceylon in March 1950. He scored a duck in the first match, which Pakistan won by an innings, and	retire. An economical bowler, Khan took figures of 55–29–59–3 for Sind against Bombay in the Ranji Trophy in November 1944. Khan was selected to play for Pakistan in the first of two matches against Ceylon in March 1950. He scored a duck in the first match, which Pakistan won by an innings, and was not selected for the second. He played no further first-class cricket. References External links 1922 births Possibly living people Pakistani cricketers
Czar Bradley, Democratic, former U.S. Representative, Democratic candidate for Governor in 1834, 1835, 1836 and 1837 Silas H. Jennison,	candidate for Governor in 1834, 1835, 1836 and 1837 Silas H. Jennison, Whig, incumbent Governor Results Notes References 1838
With the return of coach Arnold, Behich, and Hrustic, McGree tested positive for COVID-19 and missed the second match of the year. Australia drew 2–2 with Oman, leading twice firstly from a Maclaren penalty and in the second half from a goal by Aaron Mooy. Oman drew back both times with goals by Abdullah Fawaz, leaving Australia 3 points behind Japan and 4 points behind Saudi Arabia, forcing them to beat both these nations in their final games to have a chance to qualify automatically. Record Match results Friendlies This section is	the qualifiers for the 2022 World Cup in 2021. Following these six matches, they sat third place in the group having won half the matches, needing to win all four of their remaining matches to secure automatic qualification and avoid a play-off. Ahead of their first match of the year, coach Graham Arnold tested positive for COVID-19 and was forced to isolate, while Ajdin Hrustic was suspended for the game and Aziz Behich got stranded due to a blizzard and couldn't fly to Melbourne. Despite the setbacks, Australia beat Vietnam 4–0, with Jamie Maclaren and Tom Rogic opening the scoring in
goals. On 30 March 2013, he debuted for Kairat during a 0–0 draw with Atyrau. After that, he signed for Zhetysu II in the Kazakhstani second tier. References External links Kazakhstani footballers 1994 births	Sariyev (; born 22 January 1994) is a Kazakhstani footballer who is last known to have played as a midfielder or attacker for Zhetysu II. Career In 2009, Sariyev joined the youth academy of Brazilian fourth tier side Olé Brasil. In 2011, he joined the youth academy of Atlético-MG in the Brazilian top flight, Before the
Guard of Ukraine serviceman from the Odessa Oblast, born in 2001, was the one who had shot at the servicemen. The State Bureau of Investigation informed the detainee of suspicion of murder, desertion, and theft of weapons. A possible terrorist motive is not to be ruled out. According to one lawmaker, Riabchuk had been bullied in the past. Aftermath As a result of the shooting, 5 people were killed and 5 others were seriously injured. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky condemned the shooting as "terrible" and extended messages of empathy to the victims' families. Over 40 National Guard members initiated a program to help victims receive blood donations. Commander of the National Guard of Ukraine Mykola Balan resigned in response. Notes References Sources The National Guard of Ukraine official website The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine official website The State Bureau of Investigations official website The investigation is	four male servicemen and one civilian woman, and wounded five others. Two soldiers of the twenty-two soldiers present managed to escape and call an ambulance and policemen. The shooter fled the scene with his weapon. At about 9.30 am, he was detained in the town of Pidhorodne after he reported himself to the police. Investigation The State Bureau of Investigation has launched criminal proceedings against officials of the National Guard of Ukraine. Suspect According to law enforcement agencies, Artemiy Riabchuk, a National Guard of Ukraine serviceman from the Odessa Oblast, born in 2001, was the one who had shot at the servicemen. The State Bureau of Investigation informed the detainee of suspicion of murder, desertion, and theft of weapons. A possible terrorist motive is not to be ruled out. According to one lawmaker, Riabchuk had been bullied in the past. Aftermath As a result of the shooting, 5 people were killed and 5 others were seriously injured. Ukrainian
of Kenfu's men to betray Rajab, who was taken five months later and brought to Khartoum in the spring of 1836 to be impaled. Prelude Ahmad Kashif wanted to make a punitive expedition against the Abyssinians, as robber bands had been doing damage locally. With a few troops he went forward and destroyed two villages, being met with resistance but taking a number of captives, among whom was a priest. Kenfu, in secrecy, raised an army to take revenge. Battle Incorrect intel reached the governor of the Sudan, who thought that Kenfu's force was small. Khurshid Pasha sent 600 men with the commandant of the 5th battalion, 400 Magharba cavalry and 200 Sha'iqiya. horsemen. Counting the troops already in Al-Atish the total force amounted to 1,500 men, all under the command of Ahmad Kashif. As Ahmad crossed over into Abyssinian territory Kenfu advanced with an army of 20,000 men, who surrounded Ahmad's force and began attacking from all sides. Ahmad appealed to Salim Efendi, the commandant of the 5th battalion, for his professional advice, but Salim was angry about being subordinate to Ahmad and refused to help, answering that, as Ahmad was in command, he should give the necessary orders and he would carry them out. Ahmad Kashif was not cowardly but ignorant of military science and didn't know what to do. He asked Salim to take over, but Salim refused. Meanwhile, the Abyssinians were coming forward; there was no time to lose. Ahmad charged with the cavalry and Salim Efendi made a series of disorganized attacks on the enemy. After an hour of skirmishing the cavalry were taken prisoner, the regular troops fell back, and Ahmad Kashif escaped with a few horsemen. Kenfu took three important prisoners: Salim Efendi, Ali Agha al-Sahbi (chief of the Magharba Arabs,) ransomed later by his mother, and the	but taking a number of captives, among whom was a priest. Kenfu, in secrecy, raised an army to take revenge. Battle Incorrect intel reached the governor of the Sudan, who thought that Kenfu's force was small. Khurshid Pasha sent 600 men with the commandant of the 5th battalion, 400 Magharba cavalry and 200 Sha'iqiya. horsemen. Counting the troops already in Al-Atish the total force amounted to 1,500 men, all under the command of Ahmad Kashif. As Ahmad crossed over into Abyssinian territory Kenfu advanced with an army of 20,000 men, who surrounded Ahmad's force and began attacking from all sides. Ahmad appealed to Salim Efendi, the commandant of the 5th battalion, for his professional advice, but Salim was angry about being subordinate to Ahmad and refused to help, answering that, as Ahmad was in command, he should give the necessary orders and he would carry them out. Ahmad Kashif was not cowardly but ignorant of military science and didn't know what to do. He asked Salim to take over, but Salim refused. Meanwhile, the Abyssinians were coming forward; there was no time to lose. Ahmad charged with the cavalry and Salim Efendi made a series of disorganized attacks on the enemy. After an hour of skirmishing the cavalry were taken prisoner, the regular troops fell back, and Ahmad Kashif escaped with a few horsemen. Kenfu took three important prisoners: Salim Efendi, Ali Agha al-Sahbi (chief of the Magharba Arabs,) ransomed later by his mother, and the chief of the Shaigiya tribe, who was also ransomed by his relatives. Aftermath Kenfu then returned, contented, to Gondar while Ahmad Kashif blamed the loss on Salim Efendi and said he thought Kenfu would be likely to return. Whether he was thoroughly frightened or wished to
and scouting organization Homenetmen. Honours Syrian Women Basketball League Runners-up (1): 2009 Syrian Women Basketball League 2 Fourth place (1): 2021 References External links Official page Basketball	Syrian Women Basketball League Runners-up (1): 2009 Syrian Women Basketball League 2 Fourth place (1): 2021 References External links Official page Basketball teams in Syria Sport in Aleppo
1st Vinnikovo has a warm-summer humid continental climate (Dfb in the Köppen climate classification). Transport 1st Vinnikovo is located 10.5 km from the federal route (Kursk – Voronezh – "Kaspy" Highway; a part of the European route ), 3 km from the road of regional importance (Kursk – Kastornoye), on the roads of intermunicipal significance (38K-016 – 1st Vinnikovo – Lipovets, with the access road to Malinovy) and (1st Vinnikovo – Vodyanoye), 3.5 km from the nearest railway station Otreshkovo (railway line Kursk – 146 km). The	the European route ), 3 km from the road of regional importance (Kursk – Kastornoye), on the roads of intermunicipal significance (38K-016 – 1st Vinnikovo – Lipovets, with the access road to Malinovy) and (1st Vinnikovo – Vodyanoye), 3.5 km from the nearest railway station Otreshkovo (railway line
described by the botanist Emilio Chiovenda in 1928. See also List of Cyperus species References scleropodus	in 1928. See also List of Cyperus species References scleropodus Taxa named by
the Gérard Philippe theater in Saint Denis. De Funès commented in relation to this scene: "I have to dance as well as the Jewish dancers. The comic effect does not come from the ridiculousness, on the contrary!". Vladimir Cosma remembers: "I rehearsed with him for several weeks at home at the piano. I saw a very serious gentleman, diligently repeating the dance steps, without any fantasy. I wondered how he could make people laugh. The day I saw him shoot the scene, I couldn’t believe it. Having mastered the technique of his steps, he became uninhibited and with each take was bringing new gags with incredible spontaneity and fluidity." In 2018, a flash mob of 100 at the Place de la République in Lille performed the dance under the guidance of Zaoui. A similar flash mob of 200 gathered in 2019 in Paris to celebrate the 105th anniversary of Louis de Funès. References External links Interview de M. Ilan Zaoui du 24 juillet 2013 par Franck et Jérôme, an interview in which Ilan Zaoui tells the details of the work on the dance at an unofficial website about Louis de Funès	just as much of a cult status as the film itself and there are numerous videos on the internet with groups of people dancing it. The dance was choreographed by French-Israeli choreographer . He founded the company Kol Aviv, for which he choreographed traditional Jewish dances. Initially there was no dance scene planned in the film. Director Gérard Oury wanted to incorporate an element of Jewish tradition and was thinking about Rabbi Jacob playing a violin like a virtuoso, so Zaoui was considered as a musician. However, his choreography caught the attention of the film's team, and one of the dances of the troupe was adapted for the film. The klezmer music for the dance was written by Philippe
February 1901. Brook played first-class cricket for Argentina as a wicket-keeper in January 1927, making two appearances against the touring Marylebone Cricket Club at Buenos Aires. He scored 10 runs in these two	(2 February 1901 — 16 July 1976) was an Argentine first-class cricketer. Brook was born in Argentina in February 1901. Brook played first-class cricket for Argentina as a wicket-keeper in January 1927, making two appearances
are a Brussels-based ensemble, founded by Neil Leiter and Margaret Hermant, working in the post-classical world. Echo Collective make interpretations of genres as diverse as alt.rock, synth-pop and black metalm, and also create their own original music. The ensemble was created when Margaret Hermant and Neil Leiter collaborated with Adam Wiltzie and Dustin O'Halloran's A Winged Victory For The Sullen. The American-born Leiter was introduced to Wiltzie by their mutual friend, the composer and musician Caroline Shaw. Echo Collective Plays Amnesiac (2018) is a re-working of the Radiohead album Amnesiac.	Collective make interpretations of genres as diverse as alt.rock, synth-pop and black metalm, and also create their own original music. The ensemble was created when Margaret Hermant and Neil Leiter collaborated with Adam Wiltzie and Dustin O'Halloran's A Winged Victory For The Sullen. The American-born Leiter was introduced to Wiltzie by their
that is native to an area of southern Africa. The species was first formally described by the botanist Henry Nicholas Ridley in 1884.	to an area of southern Africa. The species was first formally described by the botanist Henry Nicholas Ridley in 1884. See also List of Cyperus
drama television series which premiered on 7 February 2022 on Bengali entertainment channel Star Jalsha. This show is produced under the banner of Shree Venkatesh Films starring Dibyojyoti Dutta and Swastika Ghosh in the lead roles. It is an official remake of the Malayalam show Karuthamuthu. Premise The show highlights the importance of good characteristics in life more than external beauty. Cast Main Dibyojyoti Dutta as Surjo Sengupta, a doctor Swastika Ghosh as Deepanwita Majumdar aka Deepa Recurring Prarabdhi Singha as Joy	Shree Venkatesh Films starring Dibyojyoti Dutta and Swastika Ghosh in the lead roles. It is an official remake of the Malayalam show Karuthamuthu. Premise The show highlights the importance of good characteristics in life more than external beauty. Cast Main Dibyojyoti Dutta as Surjo Sengupta, a doctor Swastika Ghosh as Deepanwita Majumdar aka Deepa Recurring Prarabdhi Singha as Joy Sengupta- Surjo's younger
club Estrela in January 2022. He made his professional debut on 18 January 2022 in a 2–2 draw against Mafra. International career Maestro is an Angolan youth international. He has represented Angola at the 2019 Africa U-17 Cup of Nations and 2019 FIFA	4 August 2003), commonly known as Maestro, is an Angolan professional footballer who plays as a midfielder for Portuguese club Estrela. Club career Maestro is a product of Academia de Futebol de Angola. He joined Portuguese club Estrela in January 2022. He made his professional debut on 18 January
at an average of 17.00, and with a highest score of 47. Cowes died in Argentina in January 1972. References External links 1896 births 1972 deaths People from Lomas de Zamora Argentine people of English descent Argentine	Aikens Cowes (10 July 1896 — 17 January 1972) was an Argentine first-class cricketer. Cowes was born at Lomas de Zamora in July 1896. He played first-class cricket for Argentina in December 1926 and January 1927, making three appearances against the touring Marylebone Cricket Club, playing two matches at the
handball player for CB Ciudad de Logroño and the Spanish national team. He represented Spain at the 2022 European Men's Handball Championship. References	(born 21 May 1996) is a Spanish handball player for CB Ciudad de Logroño and the Spanish national team. He represented Spain at
Magic-Users, Faeries, Trolls, Harpies, Vampires and Mermaids, and lives as a normal teenager in modern day New York City. Mischa keeps having visions of wolves, dragons and strange doors, which she keeps drawing in her notebook. Due to her suppressed powers awakening slowly her mother decides that they can no longer hide and protect her daughter in the human world, which forces her to reunite Mischa with her sister and father, and enroll her in Supernatural Academy too. Characters Main Larissa Dias as Jessa Lebron Gigi Saul Guerrero as Mischa Jackson/Lebron Cardi Wong as Braxton Vincent Tong as Maximus Ali J. Eisner as Jae Bethany Brown as Terra Recurring Alessandro Juliani as Jonathon Lebron Barbara Kottmeier as Lienda Jackson/Lebron Brian Drummond as Headmaster Kristov Diana Kaarina as Santra Kathleen Barr as Yufon Shannon Chan-Kent as Elda Kristov Episodes Season 1 (2020) Production Development The series was first announced to be in development in October 2019, with an original release target of fall of 2021. Allen Bohbot serves as the executive producer, while the series is directed by Steve Ball. The pilot was written by Gillian Horvath, who is also headwriter for the other episodes. Jody Prouse serves as the animation director. 41 Entertainment is involved with producing the series, and the animation was provided by ICON Creative Studio. The series premiered on January 20, 2022, with the first season consisting of 16 half-hour episodes. Cast The voicecast includes Larissa Dias, Gigi Saul Guerrero, Cardi Wong, Vincent Tong, Ali J. Eisnerand Bethany Brown, as the main characters. Additional characters are spoken	Jackson/Lebron, a 16-year-old girl living in the human world with her mom Lienda, and her twin sister Jessa Lebron, a popular girl and Wolf-Shifter living at Supernatural Academy with her father, the council leader Jonathon. Being split up at birth Mischa has no idea of the existence of her twin sister and the supernatural world, populated by Shifters, Magic-Users, Faeries, Trolls, Harpies, Vampires and Mermaids, and lives as a normal teenager in modern day New York City. Mischa keeps having visions of wolves, dragons and strange doors, which she keeps drawing in her notebook. Due to her suppressed powers awakening slowly her mother decides that they can no longer hide and protect her daughter in the human world, which forces her to reunite Mischa with her sister and father, and enroll her in Supernatural Academy too. Characters Main Larissa Dias as Jessa Lebron Gigi Saul Guerrero as Mischa Jackson/Lebron Cardi Wong as Braxton Vincent Tong as Maximus Ali J. Eisner as Jae Bethany Brown as Terra Recurring Alessandro Juliani as Jonathon Lebron Barbara Kottmeier as Lienda Jackson/Lebron Brian Drummond as Headmaster Kristov Diana Kaarina as Santra Kathleen Barr as Yufon Shannon Chan-Kent as Elda Kristov Episodes Season 1 (2020) Production Development The series was first announced to be in development in October 2019, with an original release target of fall of 2021. Allen Bohbot serves as the executive producer, while the series is directed by Steve Ball. The pilot was written by
she supported her former teammates' claims and told a number of stories of the coaches' behaviour, such as limiting how much members could eat or drink and benching them for putting on a kilo. After quitting, Yacoub returned home. Uncertain what to do next, her sister suggested she apply for Miss Suisse Romande. Yacoub also enrolled in local dance and acting classes. After winning Miss Suisse Romande 2012, Yacoub was offered a scholarship for a three-year programme at the Cours Florent in Paris. She further trained at the CNSAD. Yacoub made her television debut in six episodes of the France 3 soap opera	France 3 soap opera Plus belle la vie. Upon graduating from the Cours Florent, Yacoub landed her first major theatre role on the Paris stage as Wahida in Wajdi Mouawad's play Tous des oiseaux at Théâtre national de la Colline. She then starred in Gaspar Noé's 2018 horror film Climax and the 2019 Canal+ miniseries Savages. In 2020, Yacoub appeared in the multilingual internationally co-produced war drama series No Man's Land. She starred in Philippe Garrel's black and white film The Salt of Tears, which premiered at the 70th Berlin International Film Festival, as well as The Braves and A Brighter Tomorrow in 2021. Yacoub founded theatre
and was initially described as Mariscus albopilosus by Charles Baron Clarke. See also List of Cyperus species References albopilosus	species of sedge that is native to an area of Africa. The species was first formally described by the botanist Georg Kükenthal in 1936 and was initially described as Mariscus albopilosus
of Maryland, followed by a Master of Arts in the same subject at the Illinois University, before pursuing a doctorate in nuclear physics at Johns Hopkins University. He worked for two stints at the Naval Research Laboratory. While affiliated with the NRL in 1974, Fagg was elected a fellow of the American Physical Society. Fagg also worked for the Atlantic Research Corporation as a plasma physicist and served the Linear Electron Accelerator Laboratory as acting director as well as Catholic University of America as a research professor. He held a Master of Arts in religion from George Washington University and wrote books on the intersection of religion and science, including The Becoming of Time: Integrating Physical and Religious Time (1995) and Electromagnetism and the	Washington University and wrote books on the intersection of religion and science, including The Becoming of Time: Integrating Physical and Religious Time (1995) and Electromagnetism and the Sacred: At the Frontier of Spirit and Matter (1999). Fagg was married to Mary Godfrey Skipp from 1993 until her death in 2010. In retirement, Fagg lived at The Willows Assisted Living Home in Winchester, Virginia, where he died on May 3, 2015. References 1923 births 2015 deaths 20th-century American male writers 20th-century American physicists University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign alumni University of Maryland, College Park alumni George Washington University alumni Scientists from New Jersey Scientists from Washington, D.C. United
to: Demographic crisis of Russia 1993 Russian constitutional crisis	constitutional crisis See also Russian financial crisis
is a conservative Islamic youth organization in Turkey. It is close to the ruling AKP party and describes itself as a "Turkish Youth Foundation". TÜGVA is also active abroad and in Germany, TÜGVA cooperates with the Islamic international aid organization WEFA, among others. TÜGVA has divisions in the provinces and districts of Turkey. The Foundation offers an extensive programme of cultural and educational events. The offers are usually very well equipped financially and therefore attractive. In the past, TÜGVA offered free trips to Spain, Central Asia or the Holy Cities in Saudi Arabia outside the	of the most important actors in the development of the organization. Erdogan's daughter Esra Albayrak, who is chairman of the conservative Islamic student organization TÜRGEV, and Bilal Erdoğan, are seen as clues to the influence of the Erdoğan family on social life in Turkey. While TÜRGEV focuses on female students, TÜGVA operates 58 student dormitories exclusively for men. TÜRGEV and TÜGVA are financed by unknown donors. References Anti-Armenianism in Turkey
Richard Flora of Mexico Flora of Brazil Flora of Venezuela Flora of Suriname Flora of Jamaica Flora of Haiti Flora of Guyana Flora of Cuba Flora of Colombia Flora of	See also List of Cyperus species References ferax Plants described in 1792 Taxa named by Louis Claude Richard Flora of Mexico Flora of Brazil Flora of Venezuela Flora of Suriname Flora of Jamaica Flora of Haiti
the top 10 internet videos of the year from 2006, and in 2007 The Guardian ranked it as number three on its Viral Video Chart. Creation and Initial Reception Ever since he received a camera for his 13th birthday, Kochanowski had been experimenting with it and releasing short films under a variety of aliases. At first the videos were published in forums and video sites or exchanged on CDs. In 2005, he released a parody of rap music videos with the fictional character "real gangster". It quickly spread to many platforms, and its success led to sequels featuring the same character. In addition to "real gangster", he often calls himself "Slikk" online. In 2005 he released "Real Gangster 5: Play PC", in which he acts as a gamer who throws a tantrum because the computer game Unreal Tournament does not load fast enough. He grows angry, yells at the computer and finally smashes his keyboard. After the first release in 2005, the video was soon shared on other sites, including YouTube. The video and its protagonist became known in Germany as Unreal Tournament Kid, in English-speaking countries as Angry German Kid, in Spanish as El Niño Loco Alemán, and in Japanese as Keyboard Crasher. The video was edited by others, music was added, or other words in other languages were put into the protagonist's mouth. It soon established itself worldwide as an internet phenomenon. Misperception and Effects on Personal Life However, many viewers were not aware that the scene was acted. After the Emsdetten school shooting in November 2006, a discussion broke out in Germany about the dangers of computer games, in which Focus TV distributed the video of the Angry	Effects on Personal Life However, many viewers were not aware that the scene was acted. After the Emsdetten school shooting in November 2006, a discussion broke out in Germany about the dangers of computer games, in which Focus TV distributed the video of the Angry German Kid as an example of how games could make young people aggressive. The video was distributed further, with text commentaries naming the protagonist Leopold and claiming it was a genuine recording secretly filmed by Leopold's father, and that he now in a clinic because of his internet addiction. The television report was sharply criticized by the scene media, which pointed out that the protagonist of the video was known for staging it. Nevertheless, he became a symbol of the fear that video games could turn young people into violent criminals. Years later, Focus retracted the article and flagged it from publication. Due to the increasing distribution, Kochanowski was bullied by classmates. He tried to clarify that the scene was not real, but then deleted all his videos from the internet as far as he could and withdrew. Eventually, he became violent himself, intimidated classmates, and announced a killing spree at his school. He was expelled from school and served a month in prison. Later Life In 2015, Kochanowski began producing videos again on YouTube. They concern his fitness training and have no relation to his earlier videos. He was eventually recognized, but he did not initially respond to inquiries about his previous videos or Angry German Kid. At the end of 2017, the Angry German Kid re-entered under the public sphere the new pseudonym Hercules Beatz. The young man, who was now 26 years old
variety of religions and philosophies. Impermanence may refer to: Music Albums Impermanence (Meredith Monk album), 2008 Impermanence (Peter Silberman album), 2017 Songs "Impermanence", by Architects on the album For Those That Wish to Exist "Impermanence", by Assemblage 23 on the album Compass "Impermanence",	String Quartet on the album Impermanence/Disintegration "Impermanence", by Joep Beving on the album Prehension "Impermanence", by Major Parkinson on the album Twilight Cinema "Impermanence", by Max Cooper on the album Emergence "Impermanence", by Peter Silberman on the album Impermanence "Impermanence", by Ride on the album Weather
cybrid cell cultures, they noted that the major consequence of the mitochondrial dysfunction in all three LHON mtDNA mutations was not deficiencies in ATP production, but rather great increases of reactive oxygen species (ROS). Furthermore, he has led eighteen yearly international field investigations to Brazil for studying the world's largest pedigree of LHON, and established the role of environmental factors, such as heavy drinking and smoking, to trigger LHON conversion. In these and other studies, he has also investigated the role of mitochondria in aging and disease in the brain, optic nerve and retina. Major awards and honors 1993 - Honor Award, American Academy of Ophthalmology (AAO) 1999 - Pizart Award for Vision Research, Lighthouse International 2001 - B. Straatsma Award, AAO and AUPO for Residency Education 2002 - Secretariat Honor Award, AAO 2004 - Senior Honor Award, AAO 2009 - Fellow (Silver Medal), Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology (ARVO) 2012 - W. Hoyt Award for Neuro-ophthalmology, AAO and NANOS 2014 - Heed Award for Excellence in Academic Ophthalmology, AAO 2016 - Purpura Award as Lifetime Achievement in Medical Science, Albert Einstein College of Medicine 2017 - Life Achievement Award, AAO 2020 - Secretariat Honor Award, AAO 2020 - Gold Medal Fellow, ARVO Bibliography Books Optics for Ophthalmologists: A Board-Review Manual (1987) ISBN 9781461248101 Neuroprotection: Implication for the Eye Disease (2002) New Methods of Sensory Visual Testing (2012) ISBN 9781461388357 Ophthalmology, 5th Edition (2018) ISBN 9780323528191 Atlas of Leber’s Hereditary Optic Neuropathy (2019) Selected articles Sadun, A. A., Schaechter, J. D., & Smith, L. E. (1984). A retinohypothalamic pathway in man: light mediation of circadian rhythms. Brain research, 302(2), 371–377. Hinton, D. R., Sadun, A. A., Blanks, J. C., & Miller, C. A. (1986). Optic-nerve degeneration in Alzheimer's disease. New England Journal of Medicine, 315(8), 485–487. Sadun, A. A., & Bassi, C. J. (1990). Optic nerve damage in Alzheimer's disease. Ophthalmology, 97(1), 9–17. Grunberg, S. M., Weiss, M.	in diseases of the optic nerve. He has published over 400 peer-reviewed articles and has 5 patents awarded. He is the author of 5 books, entitled Optics for Ophthalmologists: A Board-Review Manual, Neuroprotection: Implication for Eye Disease, New Methods of Sensory Visual Testing, Ophthalmology, and Atlas of Leber’s Hereditary Optic Neuropathy. Sadun is a Gold Fellow of the Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology (ARVO). and the Editor-in-chief of Scope for the American Academy of Ophthalmology. Education Sadun received his bachelor's degree in biology from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in 1972. He then enrolled at Albert Einstein College of Medicine, and earned a Doctoral degree in Neuroscience and a Doctorate of Medicine (MD) in 1976 and 1978, respectively. Career Following his Postdoctoral fellowship, Sadun held an appointment as Instructor in Ophthalmology at Harvard School of Medicine in 1983, and became Assistant Professor of Ophthalmology in the following year. In 1984, he joined the University of Southern California as an Assistant Professor, and was promoted to Associate Professor in 1987, and to Professor in 1990 and the Thornton Chair in 2000. Since 2014, he has been Professor in the Department of Ophthalmology at the University of California in Los Angeles (UCLA). He is currently the Flora L. Thornton Endowed Chair in charge of the Doheny Eye Centers-UCLA, and Vice-Chair of Ophthalmology at UCLA. Sadun organized and was the inaugural president of the Council of Program Directors for the AUPO. He was also the inaugural recipient of the AUPO/AAO's combined Straatsma Award. Research Sadun has focused his research on diseases of the optic nerve, diseases of mitochondrial impairment, optic nerve regeneration, and neuro-protection. He has also worked and published on optic neuropathies, orbital disease, and the basic science underlying problems in neuro-ophthalmology. He has received about 20 national and international awards for his contributions to science and medicine. Vision neuroscience/neuro ophthalmology Sadun maintains an active laboratory at the Doheny Vision Research Center. In the 1980s, Sadun was among the pioneers to apply a new tract-tracing technique to establish nine anatomical pathways between the eye and various parts of the brain. He was the first to describe a human retinal projection to the hypothalamus that subserves the visual entrainment of the circadian rhythm. In 1993, he was selected and sponsored by the United Nations to lead an investigative team to determine the cause of an epidemic of optic neuropathy in Cuba. This work led to further investigations into the role of mitochondria in optic neuropathies due to injury from nutritional, toxic and genetic causes. Alzheimer's disease Sadun was the first to identify an optic neuropathy associated with Alzheimer's disease, and to highlight evidence of degeneration in the optic nerves and retinas of Alzheimer Disease (AD) patients. He based his study on
located on the Skanderborg–Skjern line. The station opened in 1881. It offers direct regional train services to Aarhus, Skjern and Esbjerg operated by Arriva. Architecture The station building from 1881 is designed by the Danish architect Niels Peder Christian Holsøe. References Citations Bibliography	the Skanderborg–Skjern line. The station opened in 1881. It offers direct regional train services to Aarhus, Skjern and Esbjerg operated by Arriva. Architecture The station building from 1881 is designed by
Frankfurt. She became a member of AfD and in 2017, she married the Hessian AfD politician Jan Nolte and took his name. On internet presentations, however, Nolte uses her name Ziske. Nolte is one of the prominent AfD politicians with German-Russian connection. She is	the "AfD Russia Congress" 2017 in Magdeburg. She is a spokesperson for Bundestag member Martin Hohmann (AfD). Since 2015, Nolte is also presenting the YouTube magazine "Die Woche Compact" (the week in a nutshell) of compact magazine. Citations Right-wing populism in Germany Alternative for Germany politicians
of the Yukon Permanent Collection and the Yukon Government place a call for submissions annually. The call is open to Yukon artists, Expat Yukon artists, and non Yukon artists whose work resonates with the Yukon. Selection of works to the collection is made by a jury from the Friends of the Yukon	Expat Yukon artists, and non Yukon artists whose work resonates with the Yukon. Selection of works to the collection is made by a jury from the Friends of the Yukon Permanent Art Collection. Artists in the Yukon Permanent Art Collection Ken Anderson Ted Harrison Jim Logan Lillian Loponen Jim Robb Owen Williams Shane Wilson References External
the 1970s and 1980s as he commuted to his job working as a projectionist at a porn cinema, and later. 40 years of these photographs were published in the book Underground (2014). He has since moved to St Leonards-on-Sea. His book Bob Mazzer (2020), a restospective of work from the 1960s to the present day, includes "Underground images; hippie life in Wales; life in France; expanding life in the USA and local life in Hastings" and St Leonards. In Sussex (2022) includes photographs again from Hastings and St Leonards, as well as the surrounding countryside. Publications Underground. Spitalfields Life, 2014.	Sussex (2022) includes photographs again from Hastings and St Leonards, as well as the surrounding countryside. Publications Underground. Spitalfields Life, 2014. . Bob Mazzer. London: Unicorn, 2020. With a foreword by Will Self. . In Sussex. London: Unicorn, 2022. . With a foreword by Eamonn McCabe. Published to coincide with an exhibition at Hastings Museum and Art Gallery. Tube. Hastings: Silverhill, 2022. Exhibitions Solo exhibitions Bob Mazzer: Underground, Howard Griffin Gallery, London, 2014 Bob Mazzer in Camera: a Retrospective, Hastings Museum and Art Gallery, Hastings, 20 January 2022 – 17 April 2022 Group exhibitions
at the Finnish Broadcasting Company as a music journalist, a producer of contemporary music and as director of Yle Experimental Studio. Rechberger's compositions spanned different genres, including operas, symphonies, happenings, sonic sculptures, electronic music, orchestral compositions as well as reconstructions of ancient music. He was also active as a recorder player, touring with and The Poor Knights, and as a conductor. He died on 11 January 2022, at the age of 74. References External links 1947 births 2022 deaths Finnish	Finnish composer, conductor and musician. Life and career Born in Linz, Allied-occupied Austria, Rechberger studied classical guitar at the Bruckner-Konservatorium in his hometown and later continued his musical studies in Zurich and at the Brussels Conservatory. In 1970 he moved to Finland to attend the Sibelius Academy in Helsinki, graduating in recorder, guitar and composition. He was granted citizenship in 1974, and after working for a few years
member of the Constituent Assembly. Karna is also the former president of Nepal Students Union, the student	the former president of Nepal Students Union, the student wing of Nepali Congress. Reference Year of birth missing (living people) Living people Nepali Congress politicians from
son of Bunjong Busarakamwongse, owns of Fairtex. Busarabavonwongs is Lumpinee Stadium promotor. See also Fairtex Fairtex Gym References External links 1981 births Living people Prem Busarabavonwongs	the son of Bunjong Busarakamwongse, owns of Fairtex. Busarabavonwongs is Lumpinee Stadium promotor. See also Fairtex Fairtex Gym References External links 1981 births Living people Prem
Darts Federation (WDF). She is well known as the first-rate darts instructor in Iran. She was the first head coach of Iran Women's National Darts team. In 2006 Asia-Pacific Cup in Malaysia, she led the team including Sahar Zohouri (the first Iranian medal winner in darts) and Marjan Kargar Jeddi (the fifth place in this tournament). She was praised by the Iranian president along with the head of Physical Education Organization because of the won	was the head coach of the Iranian Women National Darts Team between 2005 and 2008. Career Ghafouri Morad is the first Iranian woman to hold a darts coaching certificate from the World Darts Federation (WDF). She is well known as the first-rate darts instructor in Iran. She was the first head coach of Iran Women's National Darts team. In 2006 Asia-Pacific Cup in Malaysia, she led the team including Sahar Zohouri (the first
side of the Monaro Highway. The area now known as Rock Flat lies on the traditional lands of the Ngarigo people. Near the Monaro Highway crossing of Rock Flat Creek, there is a mineral spring that comes to the surface, on the bank of the creek. The spring water issues from near the base of a small rocky mount composed of highly inclined beds of quartzite and the surface of the flat in the vicinity of the spring is tufaceous limestone that has been deposited there by the spring water. The flow rate of the spring is about 245-litres per hour. The spring water has a pleasant taste and is carbonated. It is likely that this spring is the one referred to as Richard Bourke's Spring by the explorer Dr J. Lhotsky in 1834.	there by the spring water. The flow rate of the spring is about 245-litres per hour. The spring water has a pleasant taste and is carbonated. It is likely that this spring is the one referred to as Richard Bourke's Spring by the explorer Dr J. Lhotsky in 1834. Lhotsky had thought highly enough of the spring water to bring bottled samples of it with him on his return journey. The spring was still in its natural state in the 1880s. It was used by local settlers to make bread and damper (presumably making use of minerals that are present in the spring water). The first attempts, to exploit the spring commercially, seem to date from around 1900. The spring water was bottled and sold under the name 'Koomah Spa', from that year. It was bottled by the company, E. Rowlands Pty Ltd. By the late 1930s, the spring was all but forgotten. The spring remained accessible to the public into the 1970s but is on private property and public access is no longer permitted. Rock
the Football League for Chelsea and Clapton Orient. References 1898 births 1978 deaths Scottish footballers Association football	Athletic F.C. players Chelsea F.C. players Leyton Orient F.C. players Ards F.C. players Shelbourne F.C. players Dundalk F.C. players
frequenting Brussels-based clubs to seek out hardcore dance music. Initially interested in becoming a biochemist, Sinephro eventually transferred to an arts-based high school which featured a jazz department. There, she discovered the harp, which she quickly connected with. Sinephro attended Berklee College of Music in Boston for one year, dropping out after finding her job as a sound engineer provided a more practical education. She moved to London and enrolled in a second jazz college, though she quickly dropped out as a result of the racial disparity there. Career Early career In London, Sinephro became a contemporary of saxophonists Shabaka Hutchings and Nubya Garcia, and the jazz improvisation collective Steam Down, where she developed a sense of individuality in her style. Sinephro began performing with Steam Down regularly, working alongside the London Contemporary Orchestra's artistic director Robert Ames. Beginning in June 2020, Sinephro hosted her own NTS Radio show. 2018–present: Space 1.8 Sionephro began writing the songs that would appear	the songs that would appear on Space 1.8 in 2018 and 2019. Writing on piano, she would record her pedal harp and modular synthesiser parts at her home before entering Pink Bird recording studio to record with the album's collaborators, with included saxophonists Nubya Garcia and James Mollison, drummer Jake Long, and bassists Twm Dylan and Wonky logic. Sinephro emphasized minimalism and intentionality when composing the album. Personal life Sinephro currently lives in Tottenham, North London. She has family based in the Caribbean island Martinique. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Sinephro spent several months living on Martinique, where she developed an interest in field recordings. Discography Studio albums Space 1.8 (2021) Guest appearances "Tympanum" (2021) – Robert Ames "Together is a Beautiful Place to Be (Nala Sinephro Remix)" (2021) – Nubya Garcia References Living people Jazz bandleaders Jazz keyboardists 1996