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# Kappa Crucis (star)

Kappa Crucis (κ Cru, HD 111973) is a spectroscopic binary star in the open cluster NGC 4755, which is also known as the Kappa Crucis Cluster or Jewel Box Cluster.

## Location

κ Crucis is one of the brightest members of the open cluster that bears its name, better known as the Jewel Box Cluster. It forms one leg, at bottom right or south, of the prominent letter "A" asterism at the centre of the cluster. The cluster is part of the larger Centaurus OB1 association and lies about 8,500 light-years away.
The cluster, and κ Cru itself, is just to the south-east of β Crucis, the lefthand star of the famous Southern Cross.

## Properties

κ Crucis is a B3 bright supergiant (luminosity class Ia). Radial velocity variations in the spectral lines indicate that it has an unresolved companion star. It is over 100,000 times the luminosity of the Sun, partly due to its higher temperature over 16,300 K, and partly to its larger size. The κ Crucis cluster has a calculated age of 11.2 million years.
# North Carolina Baptist Assembly

The North Carolina Baptist Assembly is a Christian retreat owned and operated by the Baptist State Convention of North Carolina, the state's largest denomination. The grounds of the retreat, located adjacent to Caswell Beach on the eastern end of Oak Island, is the former site of Fort Caswell, a military base that was occupied by various branches of the U.S. armed forces for most of the period between 1836 and 1945. Most people still refer to the Baptist Assembly as Fort Caswell.
Sandwiched between the Atlantic Ocean and the Intracoastal Waterway (ICW), the assembly is about 35 miles south of Wilmington and roughly 70 miles north of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Located just across the ICW is the city of Southport (pop. 3,700) whose historic houses and buildings include Fort Johnston, the North Carolina Maritime Museum at Southport, and year-round ferry service across the Cape Fear River to the NC Aquarium and Civil War battleground site at Fort Fisher.
The 250-acre (1.0 km$^2$) property was abandoned by the Navy after World War II and in 1949 was purchased by the Baptist State Convention of North Carolina as surplus property for US$86,000 (equivalent to $1,101,281 in 2023). It is now used as a year-round coastal retreat and conference center for churches, associations, agencies, and other affiliates of the Baptist State Convention. One of the facility's main purposes has been to serve as a camp for the youth of North Carolina's Baptist churches, especially during the summer months. Because of the influx of visitors during summer youth weeks, young adults and college students are hired to live and work at the assembly; they are known as the summer staff. Many of the current full-time employees and administration started out as summer staff in years past.
The facilities, which include housing and program buildings such as Hatch Auditorium which hosts the Civil War Roundtable and the Smith Conference Center, are also used by non-Baptist church and educational groups. It can accommodate over 1,000 people at a time, and still occasionally houses military personnel stationed at the Sunny Point Military Ocean Terminal, a military port north of nearby Southport, during conflicts such as Operation Desert Storm.
# Magloire (surname)

Magloire is a surname. Notable people with the surname include:
* Jamaal Magloire (born 1978), Canadian professional basketball player
* Paul Magloire (1907–2001), President of Haiti
* Réjane Magloire (21st century), American singer
* Stevenson Magloire (1963–1994), Haitian artist
# Nathaniel Carver

Captain Nathaniel Carver (24 September 1740 – 1 May 1815) was a prosperous merchant of British America. Near the end of the American Revolutionary War, he was captured by a British naval frigate, HMS Albemarle, commanded by Horatio Nelson, whom he later assisted in escaping a superior French force.

## Biography

Carver was born on 24 September 1740 in Plymouth in the then-British Province of Massachusetts Bay. He played an active part in town affairs and served on many juries and committees.

### Encounter with Horatio Nelson

Nelson was patrolling the bay now known as Massachusetts Bay, when on 14 July 1782, he stumbled upon and captured the Plymouth schooner Harmony. Lacking knowledge of the dangerous shoals in the area, Nelson 'invited' the schooner's master, Carver, to act as pilot. Carver agreed to help the British, even though he was a prominent citizen of Plymouth and had previously signed the Plymouth Petition, drawn up in 1773 in opposition to British tyranny.
Carver had been aboard the Albemarle for a month when she encountered a squadron of four French ships of the line and a frigate. Carver's knowledge allowed Nelson to run his ship among the shoals of St George's bank. The four larger ships abandoned the pursuit but the frigate continued to follow. With the odds evened, Albemarle backed sail. The French frigate declined the challenge and returned to her squadron.
Nelson decided to reward Carver's invaluable assistance. "You have rendered us, sir, a very essential service and it is not the custom of English seamen to be ungrateful", Nelson explained as he presented Carver with his ship and a letter intended to protect him from further harassment. It stated, "These are to certify that I took the schooner Harmony, Nathaniel Carver, master, belonging to Plymouth, but on acc't of his good services have given him up his vessel again. Dated on b'd His Majesty's ship Albemarle, 7 Aug., 1782, in Boston Bay. Horatio Nelson".
Carver took his vessel and returned home to Plymouth but realising that having helped the enemy, he would be viewed as a traitor, he concocted a story to explain his good fortune. Carver claimed that he had borrowed another boat and sailed out to Albemarle with sheep and fresh vegetables which he then exchanged for his schooner. Nelson, Carver went on, was so overwhelmed with his kindness that he not only returned the vessel, he presented him with the letter noting his 'good services'.
This story apparently convinced his fellow countrymen, and indeed, when Nelson died in 1805, a letter from Boston arrived in England, which repeated Carver's version of events.
Nathaniel Carver died on 1 May 1815 at the age of 74. He is buried on the southeasterly side of Old Burial Hill in Plymouth, Massachusetts.
# Onoda, Yamaguchi

Onoda (小野田市, Onoda-shi) was a city located in Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan. The city was founded on November 3, 1940.
As of 2003, the city had an estimated population of 44,953 and the density of 1,044.20 persons per km$^2$. The total area was 43.05 km$^2$.
On March 22, 2005, Onoda, along with the town of San'yō (from Asa District), was merged to create the city of San'yō-Onoda.
# Stigmella acrochaetia

Stigmella acrochaetia is a moth of the family Nepticulidae. It is only known from Hokkaido in Japan.
# Laureano Forero Ochoa

Laureano Forero Ochoa, referred to as Nano, is a Colombian (Paisa) architect. His work includes Centro de Capacitación Aranjuez (1993) in Medellín and Parque de Bolivar (1998) in Pereira, Risaralda. He also designed the chapel at the Campos de Paz cemetery in Medellín. The concrete building appears as a "literal stairway to heaven". He also designed the Miguel Angel Builes Ethnographical Museum (named for Miguel Angel Builes) (1975). His work is characterized by courtyards, high ceilings, color, large bright spaces, heterogeneity, and craftsmanship (artisan construction).
Forero graduated from the National University of Colombia, studied in Italy and at the Association School of Architecture in London. He worked with Gio Ponti doing architecture and landscaping in Baghdad and England. Then he came to the U.S. in 1970 and remained there until 1988 He won the National Architecture Award of Colombia (1983) and the Latin American Architecture Award (2009). He was included as one of the ten Latin American masters of architecture in an exhibition at the 4th Biennale of Architecture in São Paulo.
Forero calls Barefoot Park and the hills of Nutibara and El Volador his favorite places. He also likes the urban of Las comunas where the urban texture is precious, the tropical light on the walls, the shadows and light.

## Work

* Comfama of Arajuez building
* Restoration of La Carrera de Forero (Rosario Central Station) with Luis Grossman, in the city of Rosario, Buenos Aires, Argentina
* Casa La Zarzuela (1998) in Amaga, Antioquia, selected for the XVI Bienal de Arquitectura in 1998.
* Gobernación de Risaralda (1974) an imposing six-story building
* Casa Betania in the municipality of Retiro Antioquia, parcelación Juanito Laguna, Sector Represa de La Fe
# Nagpuri dialect (Garhwal)

Nagpuri (or Nagpuriya) is spoken in the Rudraprayag district of Uttarakhand state. Currently it has been classified as a dialect under Garhwali, belonging to the Central Pahari group (as per Grierson).

## Lexical similarity with neighbors

Lexical similarity :
| | % lexical similarity |
| Bangani | 59% |
| Jaunpuri | 61% |
| Sirmauri | 58% |
| Jaunsari | 60% |

## Grammar

Pronouns :
| Pronoun | Devanagari | IPA |
| I | मैँ | məɪ̃ |
| thou | तुम | t̪umə |
| you | तू | t̪uː |
| us | हम | ɦəmə |
| he | सु/ओ | s̪u |
| she | स्या | s̪jɑː |
| they | सि | s̪ɪ |
| them | तौं | t̪əũ |
Cases :
| Case | Hindi | Translation |
| न | ने | by |
| ते | को | to |
| मुके | से(द्वारा) | using |
| ते | के लिए | for |
| बटिन | से | from(as in from A to B) |
| कु | का,की,के | of |
| मा | में | in |
| मु | पर | on |
Prepositions :
| Preposition | Translation |
| मधे | middle/among |
| तख | there |
| वख | there(closer) |
| माँ | in |
# North Carolina Boys Choir

The North Carolina Boys Choir was founded in 1971 by Dr. William J. Graham, in Durham, NC, who directed the choir until late 2014. Originally named the Durham Boychoir, it was designated the state boys choir of North Carolina in 1983 by Governor Jim Hunt. In 1992 the chamber choir of tenors and basses was founded to supplement the touring concert choir. Since its inception, the choir concludes each semester with a concert in Duke Chapel at Duke University.
The North Carolina Boys Choir's mission is to provide life-enhancing experiences through the study and performance of great choral music. The Choir strives to inspire a lifelong enjoyment of singing and encourage singing both in the family and throughout the community.

## Structure

The North Carolina Boys Choir is composed of four choirs:
The training choir is composed of boys and girls in preparation for joining the concert choir or Prima ensemble. This group typically contains 8-10 year-olds, who spend one or more semesters in this group before being considered for promotion into the concert choir or Prima. Auditions are held upon request.
The concert choir of boys features first sopranos, second sopranos, and altos. This group currently consists of about 10 boys, ages ranging from nine to 13. Each year the choir takes a "mini-tour." In 2005 the choir completed an international tour with performances in the United Kingdom.
The chamber choir of tenors and basses is composed of graduates of the concert choir, area men, and fathers of boys in the concert choir.
After training choir, girls may enter the Prima choir.

## Staff

Robert Unger brings a wide variety of teaching and conducting experiences to the choir. He is Director of Worship and Music at Resurrection Lutheran Church, Cary, NC; the former Artistic Director and conductor of The Raleigh Boychoir, Raleigh, NC; and, previously, a Co-founder and Conductor of the Badger State Girl Choir, Neenah, WI; and a conductor of the Appleton Boychoir, Appleton, WI. He is an accomplished organist, Handbell choir director, and experienced private voice/piano/organ instructor. He has over thirty-five years of choral conducting experience.
David Cole has been the accompanist for the NC Boys and Girls Choirs for six years. As an alumnus and former board member of The Raleigh Boychoir, his experience in that ensemble inspired David to study the organ, church music and liturgy in college and graduate school. He has served as a church and community choir director and organist in several states over the course of sixteen years. Presently he serves First Baptist Church, Henderson, NC as Associate Minister of Music, and is in demand as an accompanist and vocal coach throughout the NC Triangle.
# Magloire Guichard

Magloire Guichard was the second Speaker of the Louisiana House of Representatives, a position he held from 1814 to 1817. He represented Orleans Parish in Louisiana from 1812 to 1818.
# Restrepia nittiorhyncha

Restrepia nittiorhyncha is a species of orchid endemic to Colombia.
# Kalhöun

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Kalhöun is the ninth album by Christian alternative rock band Daniel Amos, released on BAI Records in 1991. It was issued under their contracted moniker dä and was their first album of studio material in four years.

## Background

Following the release of 1987's Darn Floor-Big Bite, Daniel Amos took a hiatus of several years as band members worked on other projects, such as The Swirling Eddies.
Kalhöun was released during a special release party that was thrown for fans and held at Cornerstone '91 by Stunt Records. Lead singer and songwriter Terry Taylor was at the party to autograph CDs for the fans that attended. Stunt Records' Tom Gulotta held a special auction of D.A. memorabilia - including early artwork for Taylor's solo album, Knowledge & Innocence, a promotional copy of The Swirling Eddies video "I've Got An Idea" and Arthur Fhardy's flowery shirt, which was torn off him during a rowdy performance by the Eddies at Cornerstone '90.
"If You Want To," was later rerecorded by Taylor's other band, the Lost Dogs for their 2004 album MUTT.

## Track listing

All lyrics by Taylor and music by Taylor/Flesch/Chandler except where noted.
* Big, Warm, Sweet Interior Glowing (3:36)
* If You Want To (Words and music by Taylor) (3:58)
* Kalhoun (3:20)
* I Will Return (4:18)
* Tracking the Amorous Man (3:08)
* Virgin Falls (4:14)
* Gloryhound (4:40)
* Prayer Wheel (3:39)
* Note to Anna (Words and music by Taylor) (2:41)
* Father Explains (Words and music by Taylor) (4:32)
* Gate of the World (4:11)

## Personnel

* Tim Chandler — bass guitar
* Greg Flesch — guitars, accordion, B-3 organ, and violin
* Ed McTaggart — drums and percussion
* Terry Scott Taylor — rhythm guitars and lead and backing vocals
Additional musicians
* Dave Hackbarth trumpet
* Greg Kellog pedal steel guitar
* Mikes Tackett cello
Production
* Gene Eugene - engineer at Mixing Lab, Huntington Beach, California, mixing
* Additional recording at Neverland, Los Alamitos, California
* Terry Taylor - mixing Neverland Studios, art direction
* John Matousek - mastering at Soundworks West
* Court Patton - illustration, design and layout for Patton Brothers Design, El Cajon, California
* Court Patton - art direction
* Tom Gulotta - art direction
* Brian K. Tong - photography
* Ed McTaggart - film imaging for FMG Graphics, Newport Beach, California
# Kidder (surname)

Kidder is a surname. Notable people with the surname include:
* Alfred V. Kidder (1885–1963), American archaeologist
* Daniel Parish Kidder (1815–92), American theologian
* Edward Kidder (1665/66–1739), 18th century pastry cook
* Frederic Kidder (1804–85), American author
* Hugh Kidder (1897–1918), officer in the United States Marine Corps during World War I
* Janet Kidder (born 1972), Canadian actress
* Jefferson P. Kidder (1815–1883), 19th century American lawyer, jurist, and politician
* Kathryn Kidder (1868–1930), American actress
* Margot Kidder (1948–2018), Canadian American actress
* Ray Kidder, American physicist and nuclear weapons designer
* Rushworth Kidder (1944–2012), founder of the Institute for Global Ethics
* Sarah Kidder (c.1839-1933), first female railroad president in the world
* Tracy Kidder (born 1945), American author
# Llave

Llave is a barrio in the island-municipality of Vieques, Puerto Rico. Its population in 2010 was 18.

## History

Llave was in Spain's gazetteers until Puerto Rico was ceded by Spain in the aftermath of the Spanish–American War under the terms of the Treaty of Paris of 1898 and became an unincorporated territory of the United States. In 1899, the United States Department of War conducted a census of Puerto Rico finding that the combined population of Llave and Mosquito barrios was 1,069.
# Lawrence, Archbishop of Split

Lawrence (Latin: Laurentinus; Croatian: Lovro Dalmatinac; died 8 July 1099) was a benedictine monk and Archbishop of Split (1060-1099). He first served as a bishop of Osor, but had to withdraw because of his reformist stances. In 1060, he was elected as archbishop of Split on the ecclesial synod.
He was an agile enforcer of church reforms of Pope Gregory VII, and as such, propagated the use of Latin in liturgy. He ordered Adam of Paris who happened to be in Split on the road from Paris to Athens to rewrite the old biographies of Saint Domnius and Saint Anastasia in a more beautiful Latin.
The church of Split is said to have been quite wealthy during his tenure, because Lawrence was "respected by the kings and dukes of Sclavonia, who donated to the church of St. Domnius many villages and estates...". He was a friend and adviser of king Zvonimir who, in turn, considered him to be his 'spiritual father'.
Lawrence, as the supreme authority in the Church in Croatia, came into possession of the Croatian crown after the outbreak of the dynastic struggle in the country, which remained in Split until his death on 8 July 1099. It is not known whom Lawrence supported in the war.

## Footnotes

* ↑ Novak, Grga, Povijest Splita, knjiga prva, str. 79.
* ↑ Goldstein I., Hrvatski rani srednji vijek, str. 362.
* ↑ Šišić F., Povijest Hrvata, pregled povijesti hrvatskog naroda, str. 150.

## Literature

* Goldstein, I., Hrvatski rani srednji vijek, Novi Liber, Zagreb, 1995. ISBN 953-6045-02-8
* Novak, Grga, Povijest Splita, knjiga prva, Škuna, Split, 2005. ISBN 953-97861-7-7
* Šišić, F., Povijest Hrvata, pregled povijesti hrvatskog naroda, 600.-1526, Marjan tisak, Split, 2004. ISBN 953-214-197-9
# Masaki Orita

Masaki Orita (折田 正樹, Orita Masaki, born 1942 in Tokyo) is a Japanese lawyer specializing in international law. He is on the board of directors of the NGO Japan Center for Conflict Prevention.
During the 1990s he served as Director-General of the North American Affairs Bureau of the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and as Japanese Ambassador to Denmark and Lithuania. From 2001 to 2004, he was the Japanese Ambassador to the United Kingdom. In 2005, served as Special Envoy for UN Reform on behalf of the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs. He is a member of the Japanese chapter of the International Law Association.

## Works (partial list)

* "Practices in Japan Concerning the Conclusion of Treaties", Japanese Annual of International Law, vol. 27 (1984)
# Karim El-Mahouab

Karim El-Mahouab (born 18 October 1966) is an Algerian handball player. He competed at the 1996 Summer Olympics where he finished in tenth place. He was also the flag bearer for his nation during the opening ceremony.
# Leo Beulen

Leo Beulen (born 1960) is a retired Dutch Lieutenant-general, who served as 4th Commander of the Royal Netherlands Army between 24 March 2016 until his retirement in 2019.
Leo Beulen, a lieutenant general of Dutch army joined the Royal Military Academy, Breda in 1978 after graduated in 1982, he was commissioned as second lieutenant and posted 12 Armoured Anti-aircraft Artillery battery, Nunspeet as platoon commander. He continued in the Netherlands Defence College for Advanced Military Studies until 1993 was promoted to major and became the head of Operations Office, G3 (NL) Corps, he was also a chief assistant to the Deputy Chief of the Defence Staff in 1995 before he proceeds for his senior staff course in Command and General Staff College, Kansas, he was made lieutenant colonel in 1998 and teaches at the Netherlands Defence College.
He also chaired the Allied Joint Operations NATO and 25 Section Armoured Anti-aircraft Artillery as commander in 1999, although, he also served the Bosnia after joining staff 1 Division Section G3 from where he returns and was posted to General Policy Division of the Army Staff, Netherlands in 2002, and was promoted to colonel in 2003. He became Commander of the Air Defence Artillery Command in 2005 from where he led the operation unit of Air Defence Artillery was moved to Air Defence Artillery Command, Noord-Brabant, when he got promoted to brigadier general, he was made the director of Joint Coordination Centre NATO, Heidelberg in 2009, also with that he head the J3 of ISAF HQ, Afghanistan and after returning, he was appointed as Operations director in the Defence Staff HQ by then as major general in 2012.

## Commands

As major general, he was posted as deputy commander of 1 Division Germany/Netherlands Corps, Münster in 2014. He became lieutenant general and was appointed to be Commander of the Netherlands Army on 24 March 2016.

## Families

He is married to Annemiek Beulen and has three children.
# Carrao

Carrao or Carrão may refer to:
* Carrão (district of São Paulo), an administrative district of São Paulo, Brazil
** Carrão (São Paulo Metro), a railway station in the district
** Vila Carrão, a historic borough in the district
* Carrao River, a river of Venezuela
* Limpkin or carrao, a species of bird

## People with the surname

* Humberto Carrão (born 1991), Brazilian actor
# Nasir-ud-din Nusrat Shah Tughluq

Sultan Nasir-ud-din Nusrat Shah, was a claimant to the throne of Delhi during the rule of Mahmud Shah II. He was the son of Fath Khan, and during the reign of Mahmud II, he was brought forward from Mewat to the royal palace at Firozabad and put forward as a claimant to the throne. Parts of the Doaba, Patiala, Panipat, Sonipat, Rohtak and Jhajjar were under the control of Nasir ud-din Nusrat Shah while Sultan Mahmud only controlled the two forts (Old Delhi and Siri).
# Kid Commando

Kid Commando was a band from Sweden founded in 1998. They were influenced by Arab on Radar and various noise rock bands. Kid Commando disbanded in 2005 after releasing several 7"s and a debut album entitled Holy Kid Commando in 2003. They continue to influence with their unique and interesting music/noise.

## Members

* Eric Olofsson – drums
* Johan Lagerlöf – guitar, vocals
* Joachim Nordwall – guitar (now member of The Skull Defekts)

## Discography

* Kid Commando/Radio Berlin 7" (Radio One 1999)
* s/t 7" (Tell Me That You Love Me 2000)
* Kid Commando/The Female Anchor of Sade pic disc 7" (Lady Godiva 2001)
* The French Kiss Is Dead 7" (Lady Godiva 2000)
* Arab On Radar/Kid Commando Split 7" (iDEAL 2002)
* Holy Kid Commando (Ache 2003)
* Kid606/Kid Commando Split 7" (Ache 2006)

## Holy Kid Commando

Holy Kid Commando was released in 2003 on Ache Records.
* "Urban Bushman"
* "Rhythm Beast"
* "Black Beauty"
* "Daredevil"
* "History Lesson"
* "Fall Fall Fall"
* "Lovers Amp"
* "Nuff Said"
* "Basic Bioelectrics"
# Llavorsí

Llavorsí (Catalan pronunciation:) is a village and municipi (municipality) in the province of Lleida and autonomous community of Catalonia, Spain.