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# African Championships

African Championships may refer to:

## Olympic team sports

* Basketball
** AfroBasket
** AfroBasket Women
** FIBA 3x3 Africa Cup
* Field hockey
** Men's Hockey Africa Cup of Nations
** Women's Hockey Africa Cup of Nations
* Football
** Africa Cup of Nations
** Women's Africa Cup of Nations
* Handball
** African Men's Handball Championship
** African Women's Handball Championship
* Rugby sevens
** Africa Men's Sevens
** Africa Women's Sevens
* Volleyball
** Men's African Volleyball Championship
** Women's African Volleyball Championship

## Olympic individual sports

* African Archery Championships
* Confederation of African Athletics
** African Championships in Athletics
** African Marathon Championships
** African Race Walking Championships
* African Badminton Championships
** All Africa Men's and Women's Team Badminton Championships
* African Beach Volleyball Championships
* African BMX Racing Championships
* African Amateur Boxing Championships
* African Road Championships
* African Fencing Championships
* Gymnastics
** African Artistic Gymnastics Championships
** African Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships
* African Judo Championships
* African Mountain Bike Championships
* African Swimming Championships
* African Table Tennis Championships
** Africa Team Table Tennis Championships
* African Taekwondo Championships
* African Triathlon Championships
* African Weightlifting Championships
* African Wrestling Championships

## Non-Olympic team sports

* Africa Beach Soccer Cup of Nations
* Cricket
** ICC Africa Twenty20 Championship
** ICC Africa Women's Twenty20 Championship
* Futsal
** Africa Futsal Cup of Nations
* Indoor hockey
** Indoor Africa Cup#Men's tournament
** Indoor Africa Cup#Women's tournament
* Minifootball
** African Minifootball Cup
* All-Africa Korfball Championship
* Africa Netball Cup
* Roller Hockey African Championship
* Rugby union
** Rugby Africa Cup
** Rugby Africa Women's Cup

## Non-Olympic individual sports

* Aerobic Gymnastics African Championships
* Chess
** African Chess Championship
** African Junior Chess Championship
** Chess at the African Games
* African Cross Country Championships
* List of Draughts African Championship winners
* African Mountain Running Championships
* Rally
** African Rally Championship
* African Sambo Championships
* Shooting
** IPSC African Handgun Championship
* ABSF African Snooker Championships
# Indonesia in Miss Earth

Miss Earth Indonesia is a title and is a franchise of the annual Miss Earth contest, which started in 2001. This article compiles the profiles of the recent of such titleholders. Since 2022, this event has been managed by Putri Nusantara (PT. Mahakarya Duta Pesona Indonesia).

## Miss Earth 2022 — Karina Fariza Basrewan

Karina Fariza Basrewan is an Indonesian news anchor. She was crowned Miss Earth Indonesia 2022 and represented Indonesia at Miss Earth 2022 in the Philippines, where she won Best National Costume.

## Miss Earth 2023 — Cindy Inanto

Cindy Inanto is an Indonesian model originating from Medan, North Sumatra. On 22 December 2023, she represented Indonesia in Miss Earth and finished ninth. She also won the title of Miss People's Choice thereof (the title for the one who received a placement via audience votes). She is the first Indonesian to win both a placement (top 20) and a special award in that contest.

## Miss Earth 2024 — Jennifer Calista

Jennifer Calista Joo is an Indonesian model from Surabaya, East Java. She will represent Indonesia in Miss Earth 2024 contest, scheduled 9 November 2024 at Metro Manila, Philippines. Calista was previously crowned Miss Aesthetic Indonesia 2023, still within Putri Nusantara.
# 2023 Gqeberha shooting

The 2023 Gqeberha mass shooting or the Gqeberha birthday party shooting was a mass shooting which occurred between 17:15 and 17:30 SAST on 29 January 2023. It took place at a private home in the KwaZakhele township of Gqeberha, in which the two gunmen opened fire on the guests who were attending a birthday party before fleeing the scene, resulting in the death of eight people. Initially, seven people were declared dead at the scene with an additional four people injured. One of the four injured people later died of their injuries in a hospital. The South African Police Service stated that the motive for the attack was unknown.

## Victims

The two unidentified gunmen initially killed 7 people and wounded 4 people at the party, with the people killed including two men: Andile Sishuba and Vusumzi Sishuba, who was celebrating his 51st birthday. Later, one injured person later died in a hospital, increasing the death toll to 8 people. Of the 8 fatalities, there were 5 men and 3 women identified, aged 20 to 64.
# Neos

Neos or NEOS may refer to:
* Neos (airline), an Italian airline
* NEOS (Austria), a political party in Austria
* Neos (pistol), a type of Beretta pistol
* Neos (record label), a German record label
* Neos Finance, an Italian bank
* NEOS Server, mathematical optimization software system
* Near-Earth objects
** NEO Surveyor, which will look for near-Earth objects
* NEOS Library Consortium, a Canadian network of Libraries
* TYPO3 Neos, an opensource content management system
* Yamaha Neos, a moped
* NeosVR, a virtual reality metaverse
# Tales From The Void

Tales From The Void is an episodic horror anthology television series created by Francesco Loschiavo, The series features unique, twisted tales based on the most viral and haunting stories from the r/NoSleep community and premieres October 13, 2024 on Screambox.
Episodes were directed by horror genre veterans, including Joe Lynch, Toby Poser & John Adams, Maritte Lee Go, and Loschiavo himself, while the showrunners on the series were Loschiavo and John Thomas Kelley.

## Production
### Development

On July 29, 2020, it was announced that Tales From The Void was invited to the virtual IFP Week 2020 as part of the Narrative Series slate to help further project development and funding. Later, in November of 2020, the series received the Independent Production Fund short-form series production funding. In April of 2024, additional funding was received from the Northern Ontario Heritage Fund, which brought the production to Sault Ste. Marie.

### Filming

Principal Photography took place during 2023 and 2024 in Sault Ste. Marie and Whitchurch-Stouffville in Ontario.

## Release

Episodes of the series played at a number of festivals across the globe, including Panic Fest, Fantasia International Film Festival, GrimmFest, Brooklyn Horror Film Festival, FilmQuest, SXSW Sydney, and Vancouver Horror Show.
Episodes are slated to be released in the United States on Screambox beginning on October 13, 2024 with two episodes released weekly through October 27, 2024. In Canada, episodes will premiere the day following their US premiere, beginning October 14, 2024 on Super Channel / Fuse, with a full series marathon occurring Halloween Night 2024.

## Episodes

| No. | Title | Directed by | Written by | Release Date |
| 1 | Into The Unknown | Joe Lynch | Written by: Francesco Loschiavo Based on the short story by: Matthew Dymerski | October 13, 2024 |
| 2 | Fixed Frequency | Francesco Loschiavo | Written by: John Thomas Kelley Based on the short story by: Manen Lyset | October 13, 2024 |
| 3 | Starlight | Francesco Loschiavo | Written by: John Thomas Kelley Based on the short story by: Joao Ribeiro | October 20, 2024 |
| 4 | Carry | Maritte Lee Go | Written by: Tricia Lee Based on the short story by: Grayson Grume | October 20, 2024 |
| 5 | Plastic Smile | John Adams & Toby Poser | Written by: Francesco Loschiavo Based on the short story by: Rebecca Klingel | October 27, 2024 |
| 6 | Whistle in the Woods | Francesco Loschiavo | Written by: John Thomas Kelley Based on the short story by: Travis Brown | October 27, 2024 |
# 2024 Tel Aviv shooting

On 1 October 2024, a mass shooting occured in Tel Aviv when terrorists opened fire on Israeli civilians, wounding ten, including four in serious condition.
# Heaviest extant flying birds

This is a list of the heaviest extant flying birds according to maximum weight. Flying birds range in mass from 2.6g (0.092oz) for the smallest the bee hummingbird and upto 23kg (51lb) for the largest, the mute swan.
| Rank | Common name | Binomial name | Maximum height |
| 1 | Mute Swan | Cygnus olor | 23 kg (51 lb) |
| 2 | Great bustard | Otis tarda | 21 kg (46 lb) |
| 3 | Kori bustard | Ardeotis kori | 20 kg (44 lb) |
| 4 | Great Indian bustard | Ardeotis nigriceps | 18 kg (40 lb) |
| 5 | Trumpeter swan | Cygnus buccinator | 17.2 kg (38 lb) |
| 6 | Wild turkey | Meleagris gallopavo | 16.85 kg (37.1 lb) |
| 7 | Arabian bustard | Ardeotis arabs | 16.8 kg (37 lb) |
| 8 | Snowy albatross | Diomedea exulans | 16.1 kg (35 lb) |
# Pentinat

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# Embassy of Turkmenistan, London

The Embassy of Turkmenistan in London is the diplomatic mission of Turkmenistan in the United Kingdom.

## Gallery

* Plaque outside the embassy in English and Turkmen
# The Heavenly Bodies

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# Tex (THX)

Tex is a computer-animated red/silver robot that appears in some of the THX film trailers. He was created by John Lasseter of Pixar in the mid-1990s as a THX mascot. Tex first made an appearance in a THX trailer from 1996 animated by Pixar.
In the trailers that Tex makes an appearance in, he fixes the THX logo when it breaks down or has a problem.
* First, he configures the logo's operations on a trap door on the X in THX. An extended plug is also on the trap door for connecting to an object that has an outlet. (Such as the "Moo Can") The logo then rumbles, Tex flies out of the screen with the Moo Can's string being loose from Tex and inside the trap door with the logo then being fine.
* Then, the THX logo does its Deep Note, then breaks down due to an electric failure. A light is switched on as Tex comes in and opens the trap door that we saw in the last trailer he gets his infamous jet pack, he gets a rubber mallet goes to the right and ham mers at something on the let side, drills at something at the right, goes in the middle of the "T" and "H", he opens another door in the "T" fixes the logo and then the switch causes the logo to re-activate and complete its usual sequence. Tex realizes that the door is still open, then kicks the logo, which shuts the door.
* A 2006 trailer has Tex hovering in front of a car (a BMW Z4) until he gets sucked into the car's engine. He swirls around inside the engine components until he finally gets blown back out the car's exhaust pipe, and we hear the crescendo.
Tex, and the THX trailer that shares his name, are parodied in an easter egg on The Simpsons Movie DVD and Blu-Ray. In this parody (which was made without the involvement of THX), Tex awakes Homer Simpson (who is sleeping in a hammock) and eventually is chased around the frame and smashed before he can "repair" the trailer. Because this Simpsons trailer is a parody (and was not approved by THX), the THX logo is not shown entirely (instead, the logo reads "TH\") and a parody of the "deep note" tone is heard.
# Choise

Choise was a band from Leicestershire, UK. They were active from 1967 to 1973.

## Band history

The first lineup of Choise was singer Don Collins, guitarist Trevor Oakes, bassist Al James, and drummer Richard Hough. Their earliest known performance was at Quadrant Stables in Billesdon on 27 June 1967. Their gig at The Woolpack in Wolverhampton also had The N'Betweens, known later as Slade.
In 1970, they released their first and only single, A Side: Cecilia, B Side: She's A Man. The record was produced by Mike Batt. Choise were managed by David Levens. A fan club was set up in 1970, which was managed by James' sister, Jayne Betts.
Lead singer Don Collins left Choise in February 1972, playing his last gig in Uppingham on 18 February. Dave Bartram was brought in to replace him and his first performance in Choise is believed to have been at the Fosseway pub in Leicestershire the next day. Drummer Richard Hough left in October 1972, and was replaced by Romeo Challenger.
In 1973, Choise and a cover band called The Golden Hammers, with the members Buddy Gask (vocals), Russ Field (guitar), Rod Deas (bass) and Malcolm Allured (drums) had a jamming session at the Fosseway pub. The two bands decided to come together to be one eight-member band, a Rock and roll revival group by the name of Showaddywaddy. Choise's last gig, at the Penny farthing pub, was billed "live music from Choise - 50% of Showaddywaddy".
Al James died in 2018.

## Members of Choise

June 1967 to February 1972
* Don Collins (vocals)
* Trevor Oakes (guitar)
* Al James (bass guitar)
* Richard Hough (drums)
February 1972 to October 1972
* Dave Bartram (vocals)
* Trevor Oakes (guitar)
* Al James (bass guitar)
* Richard Hough (drums)
October 1972 to August 1973
* Dave Bartram (vocals)
* Trevor Oakes (guitar)
* Al James (bass guitar)
* Romeo Challenger (drums)
# Dig Your Own Grave

Dig Your Own Grave is a CD/DVD EP released on 23 April 2006 by Test Icicles. It contained a CD of remixes and other previously unreleased material, which was accompanied by a DVD of music videos and live footage from a gig at the LSE in London, in November 2005. The EP was first sold on the band's final 5 show tour. "Dig Your Own Grave" then became available in record stores a week later.

## Track listing
### Disc 1 (CD)

* Pull the Lever (Raaary's Ripmix)
* Your Biggest Mistake (Unreleased Single Edit)
* All You Need Is Blood (Dev's! Mix)
* Stuck In The Bend (Unreleased Track)
* The Plague + Pestilence (Raary Deci-Hells' Demo March '06)
* Circle Square Triangle (Chrome Hoof Remix)
* Pull The Lever (Jitset Remix)
* What's Michelle Like? [Bonus Track] (4-Track Demo, July '04)
* Who Ate All The Offal? [Bonus Track] (4-Track Demo, July '04)

### Disc 2 (DVD)

* Circle Square Triangle (Music Video)
* What's Your Damage? (Music Video)
* Your Biggest Mistake (Live at the LSE, Nov '05)
* Circle Square Triangle (Live at the LSE, Nov '05)
* Dancing on Pegs (Live at the LSE, Nov '05)
* Boa vs Python (Live at the LSE, Nov '05)
* Catch It! (Live at the LSE, Nov '05)
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# WLFGRL

WLFGRL is the debut studio album by electronic band Machine Girl. The album released February 16, 2014. The album is a little over 43 minutes long and consists of 13 songs. WLFGRL is described as being part of the revival of breakcore on the internet. The opening track to the album, MG1, was used as an animation meme in 2023.

## Samples

WLFGRL uses numerous samples throughout its 43-minute runtime. Many of the album's samples come from the 2008 Japanese film The Machine Girl; the name of the film is also the inspiration of Machine Girl's name.
# Marlies Dekkers

Marlies Dekkers (Dutch pronunciation:; born 29 November 1965) is a Dutch fashion designer known for her lingerie line Undressed.

## Biography

She studied at the Art school in Breda, graduating cum laude (with distinction) in 1991. With the aid of a government grant, she launched, two years later in 1993, her first collection of items under the fashion label Undressed, heralded at the time as a new approach to designing lingerie.
In 1996, Dekkers married Peter Wagenaar, a photographer. The couple have a daughter Zilver (Silver in Dutch). Wagenaar was also a member of the board of Marlies Dekkers' company. When the couple divorced in 2006, Wagenaar also left the company.

## Points of sale

The Marlies Dekkers brand (stylized in print as "marlies|dekkers") is sold in 1,000 Marlies Dekkers stores worldwide in cities such as Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Antwerp, Paris, Bangkok, Berlin, Moscow and Cologne. A store was briefly opened in New York from December 2008 to March 2009 and in Utrecht at the end of 2008. The products are also sold online.
There are 4 additional locations that carry marlies|dekkers. The newest of these locations, Uplift Intimate Apparel, opened in 2017 in Carmel, Indiana, and carries a wide variety of her styles. In Salt Lake City, Utah, the BraBar|boutique, which opened in 2012, carries Undressed and marlies|dekkers. Estilo established marlies|dekkers sales in 2009, and the Australasian relater Myer carries this brand.

## Fashion lines

* Undressed Women (lingerie collection for women)
* Undressed Special Sizes (lingerie collection for curvy women)
* Undressed Girls (lingerie collection for young women)
* Undressed Men (modern underwear line for men)
* Undressed Cotton (never out of stock cotton line for both men and women)
* Undressed Secrets (vintage lingerie collection)
* Sundressed (beachwear & accessories)
* Sundressed Sunglasses (sunglasses)
* Nightdressed (luxurious lounge- and evening wear)

## Awards

* Dutch Bodyfashion Award (1994)
* ELLE's Innovator of the Year Award (2004)
* Grand Seigneur (2005)
* Prix Veuve Clicquot Business woman of the year (2007)
* Cila Award – Best Fashion Lingerie (2007)
* Creator of the Year (2008)
* CILA Award – Best Maternity Lingerie (2008)
* Marie Claire Prix de la Mode (2008)

## Public Collections

* Rijksmuseum Amsterdam
# Kim Yong-ho

Kim Yong-ho (Korean: ~; born 2 September 1964) is a North Korean former footballer. He represented North Korea on at least seventeen occasions between 1992 and 1993.

## Career statistics
### International

| National team | Year | Apps | Goals |
| North Korea | 1992 | 3 | 0 |
| North Korea | 1993 | 14 | 0 |
| Total | Total | 17 | 0 |
# Marya Roxx discography

This is the discography from the Estonian singer Maarja Kivi.

## Discography
### Albums

* 2008: Payback Time
* 2015 Land of Dreams (EP)

## Singles

| Year | Title | Peak chart | Peak chart | Peak chart | Release date |
| Year | Title | DE | AT | CH | Release date |
| 2006 | Could You | 47 | — | 35 | Released: January 20, 2006 |
| 2006 | Shine It On | 48 | 53 | — | Released: September 15, 2006 |
| 2008 | 21?! EP | — | — | — | Released: January 25, 2008 |

### Other songs

* 2002: A Dream Song from the Eurolaul 2002
# Risk (Terminaator album)

Risk is the seventh album by Estonian rock band Terminaator, released in 2001. It is the official soundtrack for Terminaator's musical "Risk". Initially, the musical's name was "Rooste" (Rust)

## Track listing

* Avamäng [Opening] - 1:54
* Oodata ei saa [Can't wait] - 3:03
* Algeri räpp [Alger's rap] - 3:15
* Conjure - 2:46
* Kes tegi seda [Who did it] - 2:36
* Raha [Money] - 2:39
* Tänapäeva muinaslugu [Today's fairy tale] - 5:17
* II vaatuse avamäng [II act's opening] - 2:11
* Paranormaalse uurija laul [Paranormal investigator's song] - 1:45
* Tiibeti kujumehe ilmumine [The appearing of Tibet's statueman] - 1:19
* Vastused [Answers] - 3:31
* Omal kohal [In its place] - 3:29
# Heterogametic sex

The heterogametic sex (or digametic sex) is the sex of a species where an individual's gametes have non-matching sex chromosomes. In humans, the heterogametic sex is the male sex, where an individual's sex chromosomes are X and Y. This is in contrast to the female sex, where an individual's sex chromosomes are X and X. This arrangement is the XY sex-determination system.
Non-human animals often have different sex arrangements than humans. In birds, the male sex is the homogametic sex, having two Z chromosomes, while the female sex is the heterogametic sex, with one Z and one W chromosome. In platypuses, the male sex is heterogametic while the female sex is the homogametic sex. Among the insects, Lepidopterans (butterflies and moths) have heterogametic females, but in Drosophila, males are the heterogametic sex. This arrangement is known as the ZW sex-determination system.
Heterogametic sex determination systems typically have an approximately equal sex ratio, with distributions of sexes conforming to binomial variance. However, in practice, some populations deviate from this expectation, in a phenomenon termed sex ratio distortion. Sex ratio distortion has been observed in mice, mosquitos, and other organisms and can be caused by meiotic drive elements.
Heterogamesis can lead to reduced or absent meiotic recombination between the sex chromosomes, and in some species, this extends to the autosomes, a phenomenon called achiasmy. For example, most lineages of male Drosophila melanogaster flies are achiasmic, lacking recombination on all chromosomes, although females show recombination.
# Pobé Mengao attack

On 28 October, 2019, Islamists shot 16 civilians dead in Pobe Mengao, Burkina Faso after they refused to help the gunmen buy weapons.
During the incident, the rebels looted shops, stealing several vehicles from store owners. It was part of a broader campaign by Islamist rebels in the country.
# Cruel Intentions (2024 TV Series)

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# Gamma-ut

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# Sad About The Times

Sad About the Times is a compilation album made up of 15 obscure songs from the 1970s that "could have been hits", curated by Mikey Young (Total Control / Eddy Current Suppression Ring) and Keith Abrahamsson (founder of Anthology Recordings and head of A&R). It was published by Anthology Recordings, a reissue imprint of Mexican Summer, as a companion to Follow the Sun – a collection of 70s FM through a distinctly Australian lens assembled by the same duo.
Sad About the Times is an "exploration of 70s FM folk, soft rock, west coast jangle, power pop and late night jams" by North American artists.
On October 29, 2019, Anthology reissued three 1970s albums from artists featured on the album: Art Lown's Piper Oz the Hound, Boz Metzdorf's Signs of Seasons, and David Chalmers' Primeval Road.

## Track listing

Some digital editions of the album remove Loaves & Fishes, Illusion, Holy River, Am I Supposed to Let it By Again, and the eponymous Sad About the Times, shortening the total length of the album to 58:04.
# High Commission of Fiji, London

The High Commission of Fiji in London is the diplomatic mission of Fiji in the United Kingdom. It is situated on Hyde Park Gate opposite the Embassy of Estonia.

## Gallery

* Plaque outside the High Commission depicting the Coat of arms of Fiji
# Yal Shomal Coal Mine Incident

The Yal Shomal Coal Mine Incident occurred on December 18, 2012 at the Yal Shomal coal mine located 25 kilometers from the city of Tabas. This incident, caused by the accumulation and explosion of methane gas, resulted in the deaths of 8 people.

## Cause of the incident

The Yal Shomal coal mine incident in Tabas, which resulted in the death of eight workers, was caused by the accumulation of methane gas and poor ventilation, according to expert investigations. Methane gas accumulated in the mine's "Ofoq Se" section and, due to improper ventilation, reached explosive levels at the end of a drift. The mixture of this gas with oxygen eventually ignited by a spark, causing the explosion.
The incident also occurred due to the improper implementation of safety protocols. The mine's safety officer was responsible for conducting gas measurements before the workers' shift and ensuring that the methane gas level was below the standard limit before allowing workers to enter. However, it seems this procedure was not properly carried out, leading to the incident.
Ultimately, this incident was the result of a combination of technical factors such as inadequate ventilation and methane gas accumulation, as well as the failure to fully comply with the responsibilities of the mine's safety and technical officers.