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# Regular octahedron

A regular octahedron is an octahedron composed of regular triangular faces, four meeting at each vertex. It is an example of Platonic solids, described as cosmic stellation by Plato in his dialogues. The regular octahedron, as well as the other Platonic solids, has been described by mathematicians and philosophers since antiquity.
All the faces of a regular octahedron are equilateral triangles of the same size, and exactly four triangles meet at each vertex. A regular octahedron is convex, meaning that for any two points within it, the line segment connecting them lies entirely within it.
It is one of the eight convex deltahedra because all of the faces are equilateral triangles. It is a composite polyhedron made by attaching two equilateral square pyramids. Its dual polyhedron is the cube, and they have the same three-dimensional symmetry groups, the octahedral symmetry $\mathrm {O} _{\mathrm {h} }$.. Its Schläfli symbol is {3,4}.
# R. J. Berg

R. J. Berg is a writer and executive producer of video games. Berg wrote and produced several titles at Electronic Arts, including American McGee's Alice. In 2001, he was named the Creative Director at LucasArts. In 2008, he worked as a consultant for Spicy Horse Software, an entertainment development studio in Shanghai. There, he was the lead writer of American McGee's Grimm and Alice: Madness Returns. He was the Chief Operations Officer at Spicy Horse.
# Sutherlands Railway Station

Sutherlands Railway Station was located on the Morgan railway line in the rural locality of Sutherlands, South Australia.

## History

Sutherlands Railway Station opened on 23 September 1878 when the Kapunda railway line was extended to the shipping port at Morgan. It was named after Mr W.M Sutherland who was responsible for the opening of the siding for the purpose of a wood trade. Regular passenger services ceased in December 1968 with the traffic on the line dwindling. The line was closed in November 1969. There is no longer any trace of the station.
# Xudoyberdi Toʻxtaboyev

Xudoyberdi Toʻxtaboyev (17 December 1932 – 21 March 2021) was an Uzbek writer of children's stories.

## Life and career

Toʻxtaboyev was born in the city of Fergana in 1932. After he finished primary and secondary school, he studied at the department of philology at the University of Central Asia from 1950 until 1955. He worked for a time as a newspaper journalist, including at Toshkent haqiqati and Qizil Oʻzbekiston, and he was the editor of the monthly magazine Guliston. From 1972 until 1977, he worked as chief editor at the Yosh Gvardiya publishing house and as assistant to the chief editor at the Sharq Yulduzi magazine. In those days, he also worked as chief of editing at the Yosh Kuch newspaper.
Toʻxtaboyev began his career as a children's writer in 1958. He created the collection of stories Shoshqoloq in 1962, followed by other collections: Yosh Gvardiya, Sir Ochildi, and Sehrli Qolpoqcha (1965). His writing was popular throughout Uzbekistan, and many children read his books as part of their school studies.
Toʻxtaboyev worked at the Kamalak publishing house as an editor, and then as lead editor. From 1960 until 1970, his most popular books were translated into other languages.

## Works

Toʻxtaboyev is famous for his humorous novels. His books touch on themes including honesty, love, loyalty, and kindness. His stories include: Sariq devni minib (1969) and Sariq devning oʻlimi (1973). Other works include Besh bolali yigitcha, Qasoskorning oltin boshi, Yillar and yoʻllar (1983), and Sehrgarlar jangi. For his contribution to literature, Toʻxtaboyev received the State Hamza Prize in 1989 and became a National Writer of Uzbekistan in 1991, when the country gained its independence from the Soviet Union.
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# L'Aérophile

L’Aérophile ("The Aerophile") was a French aviation magazine published from 1893 to 1947. It has been described as "the leading aeronautical journal of the world" around 1910.

## History and contents

L’Aérophile was founded and run for many years by Georges Besançon. In 1898 it became the official journal of the Aéro Club of France.
Important developments in early aviation were documented in its pages:
* Octave Chanute's April 1903 speech to the Aéro-Club describing the excitement of the gliding experiments done by his group in 1896/7 and of the Wright brothers was printed in April, 1903. Also Ferdinand Ferber's 1902 glider, the first in Europe modeled on those of the Wright brothers, was illustrated in the February 1903 issue.
* The journal published illustrations of ailerons on Robert Esnault-Pelterie’s glider in June 1905, and the ailerons were widely copied afterward.
* In December 1905 and January 1906 journal articles confirmed that the Wright brothers had (as they claimed) flown a controlled, powered airplane, at a time when many readers did not believe this.
* The journal covered at length Alberto Santos-Dumont’s flights of 1906, which were the first airplane flights in Europe.
* Editor Georges Besançon wrote that Wilbur Wright's 1908 flights in France had erased doubts about the Wright brothers' previous experiments.
* L'Aérophile published René Lorin’s article of 1 September 1908 in which he first proposed the ramjet.
Historian Charles Gibbs-Smith criticised L’Aérophile for not publishing the official report on the tests of Clément Ader’s 1897 Avion III when this report was finally made public in 1910, and thus failing to oppose the claim that Ader's machine had made a controlled flight in 1897.
L'Aérophile was a monthly publication in its first years, then started to come out twice a month in 1910.

## Affiliations

From 1893–94, L'Aérophile was associated with the Union aérophile de France. Starting at the end of 1898 it was the official journal of the Aero Club of France. In later years it was also an official publication of the alumni association (Association des anciens élèves) of the French national aeronautical college (École nationale supérieure de l'aéronautique).

## Bibliography and archives

Some early issues have been scanned and are available at Internet Archive thanks to the Smithsonian Institution Libraries. Other issues are online at Google Books.
Some portion of the L'Aérophile archives are kept by the US Library of Congress.
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# As They Were

As They Were is a 1982 collection of essays by M.F.K. Fisher, including several tales about her childhood in Whittier, California. As They Were (along with Long Ago in France and Sister Age) was one of the books she wrote at Last House in Glen Ellen, California. Fisher was a "revered" food writer, but this volume almost entirely avoids the topic on which she built her reputation, which some reviewers found disappointing. In As They Were, Fisher recalls visits to the Mission Inn in Riverside, stays at Swiss inns, kitchens in Provence in which she cooked, hotels and restaurants she patronized in Aix and Arles, and journeys by sea. Library Journal said the book was filled with "her usual delightful prose" and recommended it for purchase by libraries with a "sophisticated clientele." Several of the pieces had previously been published in magazines such as The New Yorker and The Atlantic Monthly.

## Reception

The writer Carolyn See, reviewing for the Los Angeles Times, said the book made her feel uneasy: "All that good-life business: What if a good cafe au lait doesn't make a good life?...one notices M.F.K. speaking serenely of 'my husband,' an all-purpose costume that has been cut to fit several men." See's overall impression was of narcissism and hedonism and, yet, as she continues reading Fisher's writing, "The heart melts. M.F.K. God loves you." Reviewer Lawrence W. Markert thought the book was simply a worthy detour from edible subject matter to the similar genre of travel writing. Reviewer Fred Smock thought "She does not travel, strictly speaking; she takes up residence, and so is privileged to see, hear and taste a life fuller than any tourist."
Reviewer Amanda Heller found that one chapter could be seen at least three ways: as reflection on "housekeeping in the South of France, a metaphorical reflection on the moral texture of Provençal life, or an ode to paradise lost." In The Boston Phoenix, reviewer Barbara Wallraff felt that "whatever Fisher turns her limpid gaze on turns limpid and lovely, too. As They Were is intimate, but never in an embarrassing, spill-your-guts way." Wallraff noted that "the world that Fisher inhabits seems a wonderful place because of the way she has made it relate to itself. In As They Were she’s accomplished this mostly with the prefaces, newly written to introduce the various essays."
# Embassy of Kazakhstan, London

The Embassy of Kazakhstan in London is the diplomatic mission of Kazakhstan in the United Kingdom. The embassy was formerly located in South Kensington before moving to its current location on Pall Mall in 2013.
The Embassy of Kazakhstan in London fulfills several functions, some of these include the protection of citizens and rights of the Republic of Kazakhstan in the United Kingdom, development of co-operation of the Republic with the United Kingdom and implementation of Kazakhstan's foreign policy in the UK.

## Gallery

* Plaque outside the embassy in English and Kazakh depicting the Emblem of Kazakhstan
* The old embassy in South Kensington
# O Descobridor dos Sete Mares

O Descobridor dos Sete Mares (English: The Discoverer of the Seven Seas) is a studio album by the Brazilian composer and singer Tim Maia, released in 1983 by PolyGram through Jairo Pires's semi-independent label Lança.

## Songs

The song that gives the album its title was written by the composers Michel and Gilson Mendonça. It is a continuation of the themes from "Do Leme ao Pontal", composed and recorded by Maia, naming famous Brazilian beaches like Ipanema, Leme, Praia Vermelha, and Ilhabela.
Maia found out about the song "Me Dê Motivo", written by Michael Sullivan and Paulo Massadas, when two musicians of his supporting band played it while waiting for the singer at a rehearsal. He arrived at the studio in the middle of the song and it interested him. Maia's version had good commercial success on the radio and was the first hit written by the duo of Sullivan and Massadas.

## Personnel
### Musicians

* Marcos Augusto - piano and synthesizer
* Bartolomeu - trumpet in "3 em 1"
* Beto Cajueiro - guitar, violin in "Olá (Emoções)", and vocals
* Camarão - choir
* Luiz Carlos - drums, percussion, and vocals
* Cassiano - violin in "Rio, Mon Amour", cowbell in "Pecado Capital", and vocals
* Claudete - choir
* Carlos dos Santos - trumpet and vocals
* Tim Maia - flute, tumbadora, timbales, pandeiro, tamborim, and vocals
* João Batista Martins (Tinho) - saxophone and vocals
* Michel - choir
* Neuma - choir
* Adonhyran Peçanha - trumpet
* Paulo Ribeiro - percussion, tumbadora, and vocals
* Ricochete - trombone
* Paulo Roberto (Chumbinho) - bass, violin in "Mal de Amor", and vocals

### Production

* Ary Carvalhaes - engineer
* Felipe - engineer
* Jairo Gualberto - engineer and mixer
* Tim Maia - arranger, conductor, producer, and mixer
* Marcio Pereira - assistant engineer
* Jairo Pires - creative director
* Manoel Vale - assistant engineer
# Niskie

Niskie was a subcamp of the German concentration camp Stutthof near Danzig during the Third Reich.
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# Kempy Kay

"Kempy Kay" (Roud 32, Child 33) is an English-language folk song.

## Synopsis

A deformed suitor woos a hideous maiden, each of whom is described in bawdy detail. Finally, they exchange disgusting gifts, and the match is made.
# Sigrid Rausing Trust

The Sigrid Rausing Trust is a charitable foundation based in the United Kingdom. It was established by Sigrid Rausing in 1995 and focuses on supporting human rights, social justice, and environmental causes.
According to data from the Association of Charitable Foundations (ACF), the Sigrid Rausing Trust is among the top twenty largest charitable foundations in the United Kingdom. In 2020-2021, the trust provided grants totaling £32.1 million, which placed it at 18th among the largest grant-making organizations.

## History

The Trust was founded by Sigrid Rausing, a Swedish philanthropist and member of the Rausing family, known for their involvement in the Tetra Pak packaging company.
In 1988, Sigrid Rausing set up the charitable trust the Sea Foundation in 1988. In 1996, Sigrid Rausing transferred the funds to the Ruben and Elisabeth Rausing Trust, named after her grandparents. The trust was renamed the Sigrid Rausing Trust in 2003.
By 2014, the Trust had distributed approximately £208.3 million to human rights organizations worldwide.

## Trustees and Advisory Board

* Sigrid Rausing (Chair)
* Andrew Puddephatt (Deputy Chair, Audit & Risk Committee Chair)
* Daniel Hotz (Trustee)
* Hosh Ibrahim (Advisory Board)
* Jeffrey Jowell (Advisory Board)
* Baroness Helena Kennedy KC (Advisory Board)
* Joshua Mailman (Advisory Board)

## Programmes

As of 2022, the Trust supported 11 main programs under three three board themes:
Human Rights
* Strengthening the Human Rights Field
* Defending Civic Space
* Torture and Arbitrary Detention
* Truth, Justice and Memory
Fairness and Inclusion
* Women’s Rights
* LGBTI Rights
* Migration and Inclusion
* Arts
Environment
* Conservation
* Toxics and Pollution
* Transparency and Accountability

## Activities

Since 1995, the Sigrid Rausing Trust supported more than 800 grantees. By the end of 2022, the Trust had distributed approximately £533 million in grants to organizations worldwide.
In 2009, Sigrid Rausing Trust was ranked 6th on the list of UK foundations supporting international development and related activities (by international spending). The Trust provided $9.1 million in the respective year, covering projects in Africa, Asia, South America, and Eastern Europe.
Between 2011 and 2018, the Sigrid Rausing Trust was among the top ten largest private grant-making organizations in Ukraine, according to the Foundation Center database.
# Buried in Time (novel)

Buried in Time is a Nancy Drew and Hardy Boys Supermystery crossover novel published in 1990.
George Fayne and Nancy Drew go to Oklahoma, where Jim Haber introduces them to Carson Drew's old friend Dr. Langford, who is in crisis. Langford heads an archaeological dig, but strange things are happening at the site. There are cave-ins and thefts in the vaults of the Red Clay artifacts. There, Nancy spots Frank and Joe Hardy, and after lunching together, Nancy finds out that they are there on the case of missing truck shipments that contained uranium and heavy water – materials used to make an atom bomb.
The next morning, a cave-in has supposedly killed Dr. Langford in a vault. As the interrogations go on, a Comanche woman named Red Sky Winsea and her grandfather John Whiteshirt talk about warning Langford that the "spirits" at the Red Clay gravesites were out to avenge their disturbances. The two become prime suspects in the murder after George finds a note with the same warning on it in Langford's office. With Langford now gone, Dr. Ottman heads the dig. Nancy and George discover that right before this major site was found by Ottman, he came down with food poisoning and all the credit for the discovery was given to Langford. Some diggers hint that Ottman was probably mad at Langford for stealing his thunder.
Meanwhile, Frank and Joe Hardy get barked at by Captain Van Allen Lorimor at the Jackson Air Force Base when they reveal that they are the "Network fellas" and gives them the records of the missing shipments, which was really no help. Back at the site, Nancy and George have to tell Lieutenant Deerhunter that they were on a stakeout the night before to see if they could catch the vault thief red-handed. The police are all buddy-buddy with Nancy now, but both cases seem to be going nowhere, until they get a jump start where they realize that both cases may be intertwined after all.
# Ezra Finzi

Ezra Finzi (Bulgarian: Езра Финци; born 18 October 2007) is a German-French-Bulgarian actor. Since his early start in 2013 as a young child, he has starred in multiple films as a child and teenager.

## Early life

Born in Pankow, Berlin on October 18, 2007, to Samuel Finzi and Sorrel Athina Jardine, he is the grandson of actor Itzhak Fintzi. He is of French and Bulgarian-Jewish descent.
In 2013, at the age of 6 years old, he starred as a character named 'Paul' in the movie Aschenbrödel und der gestiefelte Kater along with his father. He was also featured on the top half of the movie's film poster.
Ezra also starred in a TV commercial for Nikon.

## Career

Since the beginning of his acting career in 2013, Ezra has starred in a couple few films, alongside other works like TV commercials and trailer videos. Ezra's parents took him to film premieres and other events often as a child. He has played the role Clemens in the movie König Opa (King Grandpa). Ezra has also been involved in the series Kolleginnen, having played the role of Magnus Ostermaier in the Abgetaucht episode.
Ezra is still in his school years despite his acting career, as he manages his career alongside education. He is currently enrolled at Barnard Castle School in England until June 2024. He plans on returning to Germany to finish studies before pursuing a career in acting.

### Films

* Aschenbrödel und der gestiefelte Kater (Director: Torsten Künstler)
* König Opa (Director: Martin Grau)
* Kolleginnen - Abgetaucht (Director: Christiane Balthasar)

### Other works

* Nikon TV commercial
# New Year's Evil (Nancy Drew/Hardy Boys)

New Year's Evil is a Nancy Drew and Hardy Boys Supermystery crossover novel. It was published in 1991.
Nancy and the two brothers head out to Quebec City, Canada, Nancy to investigate sabotage on the set of Dangerous Loves, a television show with romance and thriller elements, and the brothers curious as to why a champion ice racing player, Andre Junot, died in the ice during the Winter Carnival. Nancy and the Hardys team up to find the culprit, with the list of suspects including a photographer and a television star.
# Junior Patrol

Junior Patrol was a Filipino children's news program that aired on ABS-CBN 2 from May 21, 1990 to July 26, 1992. It is a spin-off of TV Patrol. One of the show's host was Doland Castro, now a senior field reporter for ABS-CBN News and Current Affairs. Other members of Junior Patrol were Rowena Samala, Mary Ann Abacan, Gerald Salcedo, Marc Anthony Almajose, Sheila Aligora, Marvin Escalona, Lee Britanico and Willie Marcelino.
# Embassy of Denmark, Prague

The Embassy of Denmark to the Czech Republic (Czech: Dánské velvyslanectví v Praze) is located on Maltézské Náměsti (Maltese Square), in Mala Strana, Prague.
The building housing the Embassy was nick-named as the 'Muscon House'. The building was remodelled by the Tyrolean architect Josef Jägr along Rococo lines in 1767, as a residence for Jägr himself. Jägr had previously worked on the building next door (the Turba Palace), which eventually became the Japanese embassy.
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# Ḥăzāʾēl

Ḥăzāʾēl (Akkadian: 𒄩𒍝𒀪𒀭, romanized: Ḫa-za-’-ilu) was a Qedarite king regnant who ruled in the 7th century BCE. He was a contemporary of the Neo-Assyrian kings Sennacherib and Esarhaddon.

## Life

Hazael was a Qedarite king regnant and an associate of the queen of Qedar, Teʾelḫunu. When Teʾelḫunu had been defeated and taken captive by Sennacherib, the king of the Neo-Assyrian Empire, Hazael fled from his territory. After Sennacherib's death and the ascension of Esarhaddon to the royal throne of Assyria, Hazael contacted the new king and made peace with him. Esarhaddon accepted the request for peace and returned several stolen idols to the Qedarites, and also appointed the young princess Tabūʿa to rule associated with Hazael.
Hazael had a son named Yauṯaʿ whose reign is dated to around 676–652 BCE.
# Červená

Červená could refer to:
   * The color red
   * Blood
* Soňa Červená (1925–2023), Czech singer
* 26897 Červená, a minor planet
# The Anglican Way

The Anglican Way is a scholarly magazine devoted to the history and fundamental character of Anglicanism published by the Society for the Preservation of the Book of Common Prayer. Its Editor-in-Chief is Alistair Macdonald-Radcliff.

## Some Contributors

* FitzSimons Allison
* Roger Beckwith
* Joan O'Donovan
* Mouneer Anis
* Robert Crouse
* Samy Fawzy
* Alistair Macdonald-Radcliff
# Dalitera calcarata

Artelida calcarata is a species of beetle in the family Cerambycidae. It was described by Fairmaire in 1905.
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# Bademli Dam

Bademli Dam is a dam in Burdur Province, Turkey, built between 1987 and 1997.
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# St. John of Jerusalem's Church

St. John of Jerusalem's Church, St John of Jerusalem's Church, or other variations on the name, is a commonly used name for specific churches of various Christian denominations.
Notable uses of the term may refer to:

## United Kingdom
### London

* St John of Jerusalem's Church, South Hackney

### Nottinghamshire

* St John of Jerusalem's Church, Winkburn
# Sabath Act

The Sabath Act was a Federal law that established an immigrant protection network.

## Provisions

It was sponsored by Rep. Adolph J. Sabath (D) of Illinois. The act (passed in July, 1913) established Federal Bureaus at railroad junctures and stations to protect immigrants from local nativists and to aid newly arrived immigrants to the United States who were traveling cross-country to their final destinations. The government rented buildings near the stations and equipped them with reception rooms, baths, laundry, and beds. After the immigration restrictions of the early 1920s, Congress failed to appropriate any further funds for the act and, while still on the books, it fell into disuse.
# Carmel Development Company

The Carmel Development Company was a real-estate development company that operated in Carmel-by-the-Sea, California from 1902 to 1965. It was developed by James Franklin Devendorf and Frank Hubbard Powers in 1902. Powers provided the capital and did the legal work of the corporation. Devendorf was the general manager and oversaw subdividing and developing the land. Between 1900 and 1910 the Carmel Development Company purchased parcels of land.

## History

In 1902, James Franklin Devendorf (1856–1934) purchased all the unsold land in Carmel from developer and real estate agent Santiago J. Duckworth, who, in 1889, wanted to build a Catholic summer resort.
On November 25, 1902, Devendorf became partners with Frank Hubbard Powers and formed the Carmel Development Company to operate in the town of Carmel-by-the-Sea. Powers provided the capital and did the legal work of the corporation. Devendorf was general manager and oversaw subdividing and developing the land.
In 1906, the Carmel Development Company provided the Carmel Arts and Crafts Club with their first building on Ocean Avenue. Their first art exhibit was held in this temporary building. Devendorf was one of the founders of the Club to support artistic works.
In 1906, the Carmel Development Company purchased land from local ranchers five miles south of Carmel, south of Point Lobos, where it developed the Carmel Highlands.