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# Faye Richmonde

Faye Richmonde (born Mabel Smith, later Faye Richmonde Taylor; February 21, 1917 – March 23, 1959) was an American night club singer, known for her risqué recordings in the 1950s.

## Life and career

She was born in North Carolina, the daughter of Joseph and Jessie Smith, but moved with her parents to Homestead, Pennsylvania as a child. She started performing during the 1930s, first winning a dancing contest with her brother in Philadelphia. The pair then began appearing in local nightclubs, before they toured the country as members of a band. She became a singer after she substituted for the band's regular singer who was ill, and then started regularly performing around the country as a nightclub singer.
In 1956 and early 1957, she recorded three albums worth of suggestive "special material" for Davis Records in New York City, accompanied by pianist Al Williams. The songs were in many cases written by Andy Razaf, some in association with record publisher and producer Joe Davis. Several of the songs had been previously recorded for Davis, in 1949, by Betty Thornton. Titles included "It Was Hard When I Kissed Her Goodbye", "The Swelling Of The Organ And The Coming Of The Bride", "My Pussy Belongs to Daddy", "You Ought to See Her Box", and "It's Smart To Be Smutty". The recordings by Faye Richmonde were issued on Davis' own label in three LPs, A Little Spice, For Men Only (both 1957), and Girlesque (1959; later issues are titled Girlesque Burlesque). The album covers showed ethnically white models in various states of undress, though Faye Richmonde herself was African-American.
Faye Richmonde died in 1959 at the age of 42, in hospital in Philadelphia, following complications from the birth of her third child.
Several of Richmonde's recordings, notably "My Pussy Belongs to Daddy", have been reissued on CD compilations of risqué 1950s material.

## Discography

* A Little Spice (1957)
* For Men Only (1957)
* Girlesque Burlesque (1959)
# Faye Ringel

Faye J. Ringel is an American professor emeritus of Humanities at the United States Coast Guard Academy and an author.

## Life

Ringel received a Bachelor of Arts in Comparative Literature from Brandeis University and a Ph.D. from Brown University in Comparative Literature with Patterns of the Hero and the Quest in 1979. She is also a performer and teacher of traditional music (Hot Chestnuts: Old Songs, Endearing Charms).
Ringel was promoted to professor emeritus at the United States Coast Guard Academy after 20 years of service in 2010.

## Private life

She married Paul Hazel, a novelist, in 1990 but later was divorced.

## Work

* Faye Ringel, New England's Gothic Literature: History and Folklore of the Supernatural (1995)
* Hot Chestnuts
# Salomon Quartet

The Salomon Quartet was formed in 1982 as one of the first string quartets playing music of the classical period on authentic instruments and informed by historical scholarship. The quartet originally comprised Simon Standage, (violin), Micaela Comberti †, (violin), Trevor Jones †, (viola), and Jennifer Ward Clarke †, (cello). Violin II is now taken by Catherine Martin, viola by Adam Romer and cello by Andrew Skidmore.
The violins and viola are modern reproductions of models set up as they would have been at the end of the 18th century. The cello is English and dates from 1791.

## Recordings

* Mozart: The 6 'Haydn' String Quartets, K.387, 421, 428, 458, 464, 465 (including 'Dissonance', 'Hunt' and 'Drum')
* Mozart: String quartets K.565 and K.590
* Mozart: String quartets K.499 'Hoffmeister' and K.589
* Mozart: String quintets K.515, 593, 516, 614 with Simon Whistler, viola
* Mozart: Piano quartets K.478, 493 with Richard Burnett, fortepiano
* Mozart: Clarinet quintets K.581, 516c, 580b (completed by Duncan Druce) with Alan Hacker, basset horn and Lesley Schatzberger, clarinet
* Mozart: Eine Kleine Nachtmusik with The Academy of Ancient Music and Christopher Hogwood
* Gyrowetz: 3 string quartets op.44
* The String Quartet in 18th-century England: string quartets by Abel, Shield, Marsh, Webbe and Wesley.
* Haydn: the 'Sun' quartets op.20 nos.1-6
* Haydn: the 'Russian' quartets op.33 nos.1-6, op.42 (including 'The Joke', 'The Bird' and 'How do you do?')
* Haydn: 'Prussian' quartets op.50 nos.1-6
* Haydn: 'Tost I' quartets op.54
* Haydn: 'Tost II' quartets op.55
* Haydn: 'Tost' quartets op.64 nos.1-6 (including 'The Lark')
* Haydn: String quartets op.71 nos.1-3
* Haydn: String quartets op.74 nos.1-3 (including 'The Rider')
* Haydn: String quartets op.77 nos.1-2, op.103
* Haydn: Symphonies no.100 and 104 (in the transcriptions of Salomon) with Lisa Beznosiuk, flute, and Christopher Hogwood, fortepiano
# Salvia lycioides

Salvia lycioides (Canyon sage) is a perennial native to a wide area ranging from west Texas and New Mexico in the U.S., south through Mexico to the state of San Luis Potosi. It typically grows on dry limestone hills and canyons above 5,000 feet elevation. It was named in 1886 by Asa Gray, the most respected American botanist of the 19th century. The specific epithet, "lycioides", from the Greek, is due to the plant's resemblance to Lycium, a genus also known as "boxthorn" in the nightshade family.
Salvia lycioides reaches about 1–1.5 feet in height and width, sprawling gracefully, with many branches growing up and out from its base. The small mistletoe-green leaves cover the plant, are less than 1 inch long and .5 inch wide, and are evergreen in a mild climate. The bright cornflower-blue flowers bloom mostly in the spring and fall, when the nights are cooler, with sparse blooming during the summer.
It is relatively unknown in horticulture. A selection named "Guadalupe Mountain Form" has smaller leaves and flowers, which are a deep delphinium blue.
# Federal Hill Historic District

Federal Hill Historic District may refer to:
* Federal Hill Historic District (Bristol, Connecticut), listed on the National Register of Historic Places in Hartford County, Connecticut
* Federal Hill, Baltimore, a Baltimore, Maryland neighborhood which includes NRHP-listed Federal Hill Historic District and Federal Hill South Historic District
* Federal Hill Historic District (Lynchburg, Virginia), listed on the National Register of Historic Places in Lynchburg, Virginia
# Ferdynand Ignacy Piłsudski

Ferdynand Ignacy Piłsudski (c. 1670 – c. 1719) Piłsudski coat of arms, was a Lithuanian nobleman, a colonel and commander of the Samogitian Division in the army of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania.

## Biography

Ferdynand Ignacy Piłsudski was born in Pajūralis [lt] Manor in c. 1670 to Jan Kazimierz Piłsudski and Ewa Piłsudska (née Prejkint).
The family was Polonized Lithuanian nobility that over time became part of the Polish nobility (szlachta); it has been called either a Polish noble family or a Polish-Lithuanian noble family.
Ferdynand was the brother of:
* Konstancja Piłsudska (m. Jerzy Górski)
* Dominik Piłsudski (m. N.N. Stęgwiłł)
* Norbert Piłsudski (m. N.N. Grotus)
* Roch Mikołaj Piłsudski (b.c1680) - Stolnik of Vawkavysk. Roch's marriage to Magłorzata Pancerzyńska - whose brother, Karol Piotr Pancerzyński [pl] (died 1729), was Bishop of Vilnius - raised the wealth and prestige of the Piłsudski family.
* Mikołaj Piłsudski
* Reinhold Michał Piłsudski (m. Teresa Kisarzewska)
* Joanna Petruszewiczowa
* Emerencjanna Jucewiczowa
* Eufrozyna Anreppa
* Anna Katarzyna Piłsudska
Ferdynand Piłsudski became a Colonel and Commander of the Samogitian Division in the Grand Ducal Lithuanian Army.
In the Warsaw Confederation (1704) Ferdinand was a supporter of Stanisław Leszczyński and opponent of Augustus II of Saxony.
Ferdinand died c. 1719 in Šilalė, Lithuania.

## Marriage and children

Ferdynand Ignacy Piłsudski married Ludwika Urszula Billewicz, and they had five children:
* Franciszek Piłsudski (1713-1791)
* Jan Piłsudski
* Ludwik Piłsudski (m. Marianna Kołłątaj)
* Aleksander Piłsudski
* Antoni Piłsudski

## Manors

Ferdynand inherited Pajūralis Manor and bought Šilalė Manor from Jurgis Valavičius in 1712. Another part of Šilalė estate was given to Ferdinand by his sister, Emerencjanna. In addition, Ferdinand owned a number of estates in the Ländai and Telšiai districts.
Šilalė Manor was inherited by Ferdynand's son Ludwik Piłsudski. He in turn sold the estate to his brother, Franciszek Piłsudski.
# Salthouse (disambiguation)

Salthouse is a village in Norfolk, England.
Salthouse may also refer to:
* Salthouse, Barrow-in-Furness, England
* Salthouse Dock, Liverpool, England
* Salthouse (surname), a surname
# Felice Sabatelli

Felice Sabatelli (1710 - 9 July 1786) was an Italian astronomer, professor of astronomy and nautical sciences at the University of Naples.
He was born in Melfi, from about 1737 he became a pupil of Pietro Di Martino at the University of Naples. A few years later he went to the Bologna Observatory collaborating with Eustachio Manfredi and Eustachio Zanotti.
With the premature death of Di Martino, in 1746, he obtained the Astronomy and Nautical chair of the University of Naples. In addition, he taught mathematics and astronomy at the Navy Academy and mathematics and philosophy at the Royal Pages College.
Among the main protagonists of the scientific circle set up in the sumptuous palace of Prince Ferdinando Spinelli di Tarsia, in 1749 he realized a sundial in the imposing library of the prince.
In 1750 he proposed to Charles of Bourbon to set up an astronomical observatory in Naples after the first two established in Italy in Bologna and Pisa, suggesting the hill of Pizzofalcone. In 1768 he presented a new proposal to Ferdinand IV indicating some rooms of the suppressed Jesuit college.
In 1751 he perfected the measurement of the latitude of Naples previously made by Pietro di Martino in the monastery of SS. Severino and Sossio, today's State Archives of Naples. He was in correspondence with the Paris astronomer Joseph-Nicolas Delisle to whom he sent the data of the observation of the transit of Mercury on the Sun in 1753.
He was buried in the Archconfraternity of the SS. Rosario in the Quartieri Spagnoli, close to the church of the Rosariello di Palazzo.
He was a Pensioner Member of the Academy of Sciences and Fine Letters of Naples.
# Samuel Dalen Selås

Samuel Dalen Selås (born 17 April 1998) is a Norwegian sailor from Arendal, Norway. He sails a Europe dinghy, and he has competed in the World Cup where he sailed in to the 60th place. In order to qualify for the World Cup, Samuel participated in the Open week.
# Federico de Castro

Federico de Castro y Bravo (21 October 1903 in Seville – 1983 in Madrid) was a Spanish jurist, specialized in private law. He served as a judge on the International Court of Justice from 1970 until 1979. He also served as a judge on the European Nuclear Energy Tribunal.
# Feride Akgün

Feride Akgün (born 1973) is a Turkish former footballer, who played as forward in the Turkish Women's League for various clubs, and the Turkey women's national team. She was named the league's top goalscorer three times.

## Early years

Akgün professionally played volleyball at Galatasaray. She then switched over to football.

## Club career

Akgün played for the Istanbul-based Turkish Women's League clubs Dinarsuspor (1990-1997) and Marshall Boyaspor (1997–2001). She enjoyed four league champion and one Federation Cup champion titles. During her time at Dinarsuspor, she became the most goalscorer with 54 goals. She was named three times top goalscorer.
In 2001, she went to Germany, and played trials with FCR 2001 Duisburg and the B-team of FC Bayern Munich.

## International career

Akgğn was a member of the Turkey national team between 1995 and 2002, capping 29 matches and scoring one goal. She played at the UEFA Euro 1997 qualifying, 1999 FIFA World Cup qualification, UEFA Euro 2001 qualifying, and 2003 FIFA World Cup qualification matches.

## Later years

In 2016, "İstanbul Akademi Futbol Okulları" (Istanbul Academy Football Schools), an institution for football infrastructure, added Akgün to their staff.
# Sammy Mwaita

Sammy Silas Komen Mwaita is a Kenyan politician. He is a member of the United Republican Party and a former MP in the National Assembly of Kenya.

## Professional career

Mwaita was a long-serving civil servant, rising from a junior officer to the position of Commissioner of Lands (2000-2003). As the Commissioner of lands, he was instrumental in the degazettment of in Mau forest land to pave way for the issuance of title deeds to Ogiek squatters.

## Political career

Mwaita was the MP for Baringo Central since December 2007. He was first elected in the 2007 Kenyan parliamentary election in December 2007, winning the seat and defeating the incumbent Gideon Moi (the son of former President Daniel arap Moi). He ran on an ODM ticket and managed to garner 26,603 votes compared to Moi's 7,527.
# Fellowship in Music, Australia

The Fellowship in Music, Australia (FMusA) is the highest qualification attainable by the Australian Music Examinations Board (AMEB). It is an examinable qualification, founded in 1992, although for the years 2018 and 2019 it was awarded only on an honorary basis.
The AMEB is a federated body which administers music examinations in Australia, and its Fellowship is considered a very prestigious award. To have presented for examination at this level, a candidate must have previously obtained the diploma of Licentiate in Music, Australia (LMusA) in the same subject.

## Examinable qualification
### Before 2017

An FMusA practical examination took the form of a public recital, and was assessed by three examiners. Candidates had to present a repertoire that was 80 minutes in length, and presentation from memory was encouraged (and required for some subjects). An interval between pieces was allowed. Candidates received one of two grades at this level: "qualified" or "not qualified".

### After November 1, 2019

As of November 1, 2019, The AMEB has announced the return of the FMusA as an examinable qualification with a new syllabus.
# Fellowship One

FellowshipOne, formerly Fellowship Technologies, is church software owned by Ministry Brands.

## History

In 1999, Fellowship Church of Grapevine, Texas, began developing software to manage their church operations. Over time, the church decided that they could not continue to develop the software and approached Jeff Hook about taking the product to market.
In 2004, Hook founded Fellowship Technologies to launch Fellowship One's church management software in Irving, Texas.
In February 2011, Fellowship Technologies was acquired by the ACTIVE Network. Soon after, ACTIVE followed up by purchasing Connection Power in July of the same year. ACTIVE executed yet one more acquisition in October 2011 when they purchased ServiceU, allowing the company to expand their service offerings through Fellowship One.
In March 2016, Fellowship One announced that ACTIVE Networks LLC finalized the sale of its Faith division and the Fellowship One brand to Ministry Brands of Knoxville, Tennessee.
# Samuel Ottmar Mast

Samuel Ottmar Mast (5 October 1871 – 3 February 1947) was an American zoologist who studied behavioural physiology, particularly the response to light in protozoa. He also proposed the tail-contraction model of sol-gel based amoeboid locomotion. He served as a professor of zoology at Johns Hopkins University.
Mast was born in Washtenaw County, Michigan to German immigrants Ferdinand Friedrich Gottlob and Beata Agnes née Staebler. He went to local schools before joining the State Normal College, Ypsilanti, Michigan where he received a teaching certificate in 1897. He received a BS from the University of Michigan in 1899 and worked on a PhD in zoology at Harvard after which he was involved in teaching, at Hope College, Holland (1899-1908) followed by Goucher College (1909-1911) after which he was invited to join Johns Hopkins University by Herbert Spencer Jennings, directing the zoology department in 1938 just before retiring.
Mast's major contributions included a study of locomotion in amoebae. He suggested that the cytoplasm underwent changes in their qualities in different parts, coining the terms plasmasol and plasmagel. He also examined reactions to light in protozoa and invertebrates including analyses of the spectral sensitivity. He published a book on the topic of light and phototropisms in 1911.
Mast received the Cartwright Prize of 1901 and a M.Pd. degree from Michigan in 1919. Mast married Grace Rebecca Tennent sister of David Hilt Tennent in 1908 and they had three daughters.
# Samotność po zmierzchu

Samotność po zmierzchu is the debut studio album by Polish singer Ania, released in 2004.

## Background

The album's title translates Solitude After Dusk. Ania worked on it with acclaimed Polish producer, Bogdan Kondracki. Album presented wide range of styles: pop, soul, chillout, rhythm and blues. It contained two reworkings of songs by A Camp and OMD.
It gathered strongly favourable reviews and achieved great commercial success, reaching #1 in Polish albums chart. The album went Gold in Poland and was one of the bestselling records in that country in 2004. It spawned five singles, most notably major hits "Tego chciałam" and "Charlie, Charlie". Samotność po zmierzchu was re-released twice in 2004.

## Track listing

* "Pamiętać chcę" - 3:41
* "Tego chciałam" - 2:59
* "Nie ma nic w co mógłbyś wierzyć" - 4:25
* "Charlie, Charlie" - 2:59
* "Czy ktoś spytać chce czemu stało się tak" - 3:37
* "Nie mogę cię zapomnieć" - 3:21
* "Zima '81" - 5:28
* "Gangsta" - 3:47
* "Tylko słowa zostały" - 3:23
* "Inna" - 5:36
* "Glory" - 4:18
* "Souvenir" - 3:47

## Singles

* 2004: "Tego chciałam"
* 2004: "Glory"/"Nie ma nic w co mógłbyś wierzyć"
* 2004: "Charlie, Charlie"
* 2004: "Inna"
# Feral cannabis

Feral cannabis, or wild marijuana (often referred to in North America as ditch weed), is wild-growing cannabis generally descended from industrial hemp plants previously cultivated for fiber, with low or negligible amounts of psychoactive tetrahydrocannabinol (THC).
The Drug Enforcement Administration defines ditch weed as "wild, scattered marijuana plants [with] no evidence of planting, fertilizing, or tending". Industrial hemp was widely cultivated in the American Midwest in the mid-20th century, particularly to support the war effort during World War II, and since that period the plant has re-seeded naturally and grown wild in states such as Oklahoma, Missouri, Nebraska, Iowa, and Minnesota, with Indiana reporting the largest concentrations nationally.
As early as 1914, a United States Department of Agriculture publication stated: "Hemp is abundant as a wild plant in many localities in western Missouri, Iowa, and in southern Minnesota, and is often found as a roadside weed throughout the Middle West."

## Eradication

Responses to feral cannabis vary by time period and jurisdiction, with some entities putting out efforts to eradicate the plant, while others consider it a very low priority. The DEA's Domestic Cannabis Eradication/Suppression program was founded in 1979 and provides federal funds nationwide to eradicate cannabis. In 1991, the program claimed to have eradicated 118 million feral cannabis plants, mostly in Indiana and Nebraska, versus about 6 million cultivated plants in the same program (95% and 5% of the total, respectively). A 2003 report noted that 99% of the cannabis eradicated under this program in 2003 was feral cannabis, not cultivated plants.
Feral cannabis is an exceptionally hardy weed, widely dispersing its seeds which can lie dormant for 7–10 years before sprouting again. In Minnesota, hemp is classified among the 11 "noxious prohibited weeds" along with several species of thistle, and noted for damaging farmers' plowing equipment.
Particularly in Indiana, where feral cannabis is most concentrated, authorities have largely ceased eradication attempts, with one police spokesman stating "You can eradicate ditch weed as well as you can eradicate dandelion."

## North Korea

Wild cannabis is cultivated in North Korea, where the legal status of cannabis is unknown but commonly thought to be legal.
# Fenella Ng

Fenella Ng Gar-loc (吳家樂; born 25 July 1968) is a Hong Kong swimmer and rower. She competed as a swimmer at the 1984 Summer Olympics and the 1988 Summer Olympics and as a rower at the 2000 Summer Olympics.
Ng is of Chinese and British descent. She took up swimming at an early age. She trained at the Mantas Swimming Club along with Hung Cee Kay. In swimming at the 1986 Asian Games, she won bronze in the women's 4 × 100 m freestyle relay with Hung, Fu Mui, and Lee Sau-mei. She studied chemical engineering at the University of Leeds. Following her return to Hong Kong in 1993, for her final appearance as a swimmer at the Asian Games in 1994, she won silver in the women's 4 × 100 m freestyle relay. After a break from sport, in 1995 she took up rowing. She represented Hong Kong in that sport at the 1998 Asian Games, and in 2000 became the first Hong Kong athlete to compete in two different sports at the Olympics. The following year, she retired from competition. She co-founded the Tritons Triathlon Club in 2008 with fellow Olympians Annemarie Munk and Michael Tse (謝家德). Fenella also served as President of the Hong Kong Triathlon Association which grew to 2,500 members.
# Samuel Vance

Samuel Vance may refer to:
* Samuel B. H. Vance (1814–1890), New York City politician
* Samuel Vance (sport shooter) (1881–1976), Canadian Olympic sport shooter
# Fenor Bog

Fenor Bog is a regenerated alkaline fen and national nature reserve of approximately 32 acres (0.13 km$^2$) in County Waterford. It is the county's first national nature reserve and the only extant alkaline fen in the southeast of Ireland.

## Features

Fenor Bog was legally protected as a national nature reserve by the Irish government in 2004, becoming County Waterford's first national nature reserve. The bog was purchased by the Irish Peatland Conservation Council (IPCC) and Moin Fhionnurach Development Association (MFDA) in June 1999 to protect the area from further decline. The funds were raised through bodies such as the Friends of the Bog. Fenor Bog is the only protected fen in County Waterford, and fen habitats are amongst the most endangered wetlands in Ireland.
Fenor Bog lies near the village of Fenor, and lies inside the Copper Coast Geopark. It is an alkaline fen, the only one of this kind still extant in the southeast of Ireland, with the bog located in a depression which is overlooked by Ballyscanlon Hill. There is a wet woodland on the site, with willow and alder trees, alongside areas of sedge, and flat, wet wild flower meadows. 200 species of mammals, birds, insects, and plants have been recorded within the site, including snipe, cuckoos, stonechats, warblers, reed buntings and barn owls. The site features a raised walkway.
# Samsung E1120

The Samsung E1120 is a mobile phone made by Samsung, released in 2009. It is designed for lower budget markets, and is a small, light, basic and simple phone.

## Features

* Clock, Alarm, Calendar, Organizer
* Calculator, Converter
* T9 predictive text
* Hands-free operation, Vibration
* 1 Game (Sudoku)
* Phone tracker
* SOS messages
* Torch light
* Stopwatch, Timer
* Profiles
* Wallpapers, Themes
* Power saving mode
* uTrack