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# Probe effect

Probe effect is an unintended alteration in system behavior caused by measuring that system. In code profiling and performance measurements, the delays introduced by insertion or removal of code instrumentation may result in a non-functioning application, or unpredictable behavior.

## Examples

In electronics, by attaching a multimeter, oscilloscope, or other testing device via a test probe, small amounts of capacitance, resistance, or inductance may be introduced. Though good scopes have very slight effects, in sensitive circuitry these can lead to unexpected failures, or conversely, unexpected fixes to failures.
In debugging of parallel computer programs, sometimes failures (such as deadlocks) are not present when the debugger's code (which was meant to help to find a reason for deadlocks by visualising points of interest in the program code) is attached to the program. This is because additional code changed the timing of the execution of parallel processes, and because of that deadlocks were avoided. This type of bug is known colloquially as a Heisenbug, by analogy with the observer effect in quantum mechanics.
# Kansan

A Kansan is a native resident of the State of Kansas. Kansan may also refer to:
* Kansan glaciation
* List of Kansan people
* University Daily Kansan, the student newspaper of the University of Kansas
* AT-11 Kansan and SNB-1 Kansan, military and naval variants respectively of the Beechcraft Model 18 twin engine airplane
# Queens Square, Fremantle

Queens Square, also known as Queen's Square, is a town square in Fremantle, Western Australia. It is located at the intersection of High Street and Parry Street, both of which bisect the square. The square was originally a single space, but was divided into four sections due to the extensions of High and Parry Streets, completed in 1886. Today Queens Square still functions as a public open space for residents of Fremantle.

## History

The square began as an open space on John Septimus Roe's original town plan of Fremantle, drawn in 1883. In 1866, the Fremantle City Council decided that the extension of High Street should proceed through Queens Square, rather than around it. By 1886 Parry Street had also been extended through the square. In February 1896 the council decided to erect fencing at Queens Square, in order to establish a tree nursery there. Tenders were called for in March, and whilst several were received, all were rejected on the grounds that the proposed fences were too tall. After the fencing was installed, it was criticised for reusing old, aesthetically unappealing fences "instead of neat ornamental fences". In March 1903 the council resolved to install a children's playground in one corner of the square, and in May 1906, drinking fountains. In January 1916 the council decided that the gates were to be left open to allow for public access. Three months later, after incidents of vandalism and destruction of plants, notices were installed warning that "any person stealing, pulling, or destroying flowers will be prosecuted".
By 1927, Queens Square was not well known, with many Fremantle residents only learning of it due to a musical concert being held there. The removal of the fences at Queens Square, except for the children's playground, was proposed in August 1931, as replacing the "dilapidated" fences would be expensive. However, it was not decided to remove the fences until October 1932, with a 15–20-centimetre-high (6–8 in) concrete wall replacing them. The children's quarter was to have an additional fence. The work was not carried out until February 1933.

## Current usage

Queens Square is still used as a public open space. It is landscaped with grassed areas and trees, and features paths and seating areas.
# Nicobi Lake

The Nicobi Lake is a freshwater body of the southern part of Eeyou Istchee James Bay (municipality), in the administrative region of Nord-du-Québec, in the province of Quebec, in Canada.
Forestry is the main economic activity of the sector. Further south, thanks to the creation of the Wetetnagami Lake Protected Biodiversity Reserve, recreational and tourism activities have been highlighted.
The hydrographic slope of Lake Nicobi is accessible via the R1051 forest road which passes to 8.0 kilometres (5.0 mi) south of the lake. Its surface is generally frozen from the beginning of December to the end of April.

## Geography

Lake Nicobi buys mostly from the South side by the Wetetnagami River.
The mouth of this lake is located on the northwest shore at:
* 29.9 kilometres (18.6 mi) east of Lake Waswanipi;
* 128.6 kilometres (79.9 mi) south-east of downtown Chibougamau;
* 86.2 kilometres (53.6 mi) north-east of the village center of Lebel-sur-Quévillon;
* 92.9 kilometres (57.7 mi) northwest of Gouin Reservoir.
The main hydrographic slopes near Lake Nicobi are:
* North side:Nicobi River, Opawica Lake, Opawica River;
* East side:Margry Lake, Margry Creek;
* South side:Wetetnagami River;
* West side:Malouin Lake, Pusticamica Lake.

## Toponymy

The explorer Henry O'Sullivan, having traveled this area between 1897 and 1899, indicated on his map of 1900 L. Nicobi to describe the widening of a segment of watercourse. At the same latitude, 125 km further east, we find Lake Nicabau, located northwest of the Ashuapmushuan Wildlife Sanctuary. In the Innu language, Nicobi, like Nicabau (nekupau), would mean "lake with spikes of hay or woods of alders".
The toponym "Lake Nicobi" was formalized on December 5, 1968, by the Commission de toponymie du Québec when it was created.
# Lippijn

Lippijn is a Middle Dutch sotternie or farce. It is known from the Van Hulthem Manuscript, in which it follows the "able play" Esmoreit. It consists of 199 lines in rhyme.
The farce describes the older man Lippijn who spots his wife having an adulterous affair. His wife's best lady friend convinces him he must be wrong. His wife hearing about this makes things worse for him by blaming him that he wrongfully accused her.
The name Lippijn refers to the old Middle Dutch word for "looking", thereby connecting with the subject of the play.

## Roles

* Lippijn
* Sijn wijf (his wife)
* Haer lief (her lover)
* De comere (Trise or Trees) (the wife's friend)

## Plot

Lippijn is sent by his wife to get some wood and water while she buys food. He mutters and complains about her wasting time out of the house; she defends herself by pointing out that the butcher's is always crowded after her morning prayer. They both leave the house, but the wife meets with her longing, passionate lover.
Lippijn watches them in fury and plans to confront his wife with this when he comes home. On his way there he meets Trise, the long-time lady friend of his wife. He tells her what he has seen.
Trise convinces Lippijn that he must be wrong and should not accuse his wife of these things. When Lippijn persists she tells him he must have been possessed by a wood nymph or a goblin.
Trise tells an unconvinced Lippijn that he should not worry because his wife is at the house. Coming home, Lippijn finds out he's been fooled. His wife hearing about his mistrust blames him for it. She is unforgiving about his so-called mistake and the play ends in a quarrel.
# Ingrid Wallberg

Ingrid Wallberg (4 May 1890 – 23 January 1965) was a Swedish architect. Known for her functionalist designs, she became the first female architect in Sweden with her own firm.

## Life

Ingrid Wallberg was born on 4 May 1890 to an affluent family in Halmstad, Sweden, where her family owned the textile and brick industries Wallbergs Fabriks AB and Slottsmöllans tegelbruk. Her father Alfred Wallberg [sv] was the managing director of Wallbergs Fabriks AB. Wallberg spent much of her childhood at Villa Ekebo in Halmstad and attended the Djursholm school. In 1908, she fell ill with an ocular disorder and went to Berlin to live with one of her sisters. While in Berlin, she undertook an urban construction programme the following year. In 1915, she studied architecture at the Königliche Kunstgewerbeschule and simultaneously had private tutoring in constructional drawing and perspective drawing.
At the age of 17, Wallberg met the architect Albert Lilienberg. They married in 1909. Also in that year, Lilienberg became first city planning engineer of Gothenburg, and the couple moved to Stora Gårda, where their son Björn was born in 1917. During this time, Wallberg served as an assistant to her husband and together they entered several urban-planning competitions including one in Chicago, where they attained the third position. In 1923, Wallberg entered the Gothenburg Exhibition, where she closely worked with the Förening Hus och Hema and presented on the city's housing. Amidst an unhappy marriage, Wallberg developed an interest in reading books on town-planning and philosophy. She was also fond of German, English, and French fiction.
Wallberg and her husband divorced in January 1927. Following the divorce, Wallberg went to live with her sister Lotti, who had moved to Paris to marry Albert Jeanneret. Jeanneret was the brother of the Swiss architectural giant Le Corbusier. From the beginning of 1928, Wallberg practised on her own at the Le Corbusier's studio. During this time, she turned her attention to functionalism and received training from Alfred Roth, an architect at Le Corbusier. She returned to Sweden in 1928. With the help of Roth, she set up the architectural firm R & W in Gothenburg. Together they designed new apartment buildings and terraced houses, altered detached houses, and built factory buildings in the functionalist style. Part of Wallberg's earliest work, the house of master tailor Simonsson's house used rocks; this was widely admired across the nation.
In 1929, Wallberg married chief town doctor Gösta Göthlin. Upon the death of her father in 1930, she moved back to Halmstad and began to devote herself more to her family business. She became a member of the board of Wallbergs Fabriks AB, and eventually its chairman between 1955 and 1965.
In her hometown, Wallberg designed most of the industrial buildings and townhouses. Wallberg died in Örgryte, on 23 January 1965.
# Marieke Lettink

Marieke Lettink is a New Zealand herpetologist.

## Biography

Lettink holds a master's in science from the University of Canterbury, and a postgraduate diploma in wildlife management and a PhD in Zoology both from the University of Otago.
She is a member of the Department of Conservation's Lizard Technical Advisory Group, a council member of the Society for Research of Amphibians and Reptiles of New Zealand (SRARNZ), and the Canterbury representative to the New Zealand Herpetological Society.

## Publications

* Lettink, M. & Whitaker, A. H. (2004). Lizards of Banks Peninsula. Christchurch [N.Z.] Dept. of Conservation
* Lettink, M. (2005). Attracting lizards to your garden: Options for Canterbury. Christchurch [N.Z}.: Dept. of Conservation
# Midgard (disambiguation)

Midgard is the Earth in Norse mythology.
Midgard may also refer to:
* Midgard (software), an open-source content management system
* Midgard (hardware), Midgard architecture for embedded GPUs
* Midgard (album), a 2016 album by Faun
* Midgard (game), a play-by-mail game
* Midgard (role-playing game), a German role-playing game
* Midgard, Scotland, a location in the United Kingdom
* Midgard, a German fantasy novel by Wolfgang Hohlbein
* "Midgård", a song released by the band Therion, originally on the Secret of the Runes album
* Midgard, one of the three realms in the MMORPG Dark Age of Camelot
* Midgard I, a sailing ship later renamed Midgard IV and Dorothea Weber
* Midgard Glacier, Greenland
* Midgard Mountain, a mountain in Nunavut, Canada
* Midgard Peak, in British Columbia, Canada
# Organoneptunium chemistry

Organoneptunium chemistry is the chemical science exploring the properties, structure, and reactivity of organoneptunium compounds, which are organometallic compounds containing a carbon to neptunium chemical bond. Several such compounds exist even though the element itself, neptunium, is man-made and highly radioactive: tricyclopentadienylneptunium-chloride, tetrakis(cyclopentadienyl)neptunium(IV) and neptunocene Np(C$_8$H$_8$)$_2$.
# Probe positioning system

A probe positioning system is a tool for the positioning of a (hand-held) measuring device, such as an ultrasound transducer in a fixed, predetermined place to the object, such as a patient. The operation of these systems varies from completely manual, to completely automated.
In (semi-) automated probe positioning systems, a control system corrects for the movement of the object or disturbances in the environment. These systems can use a tilt, pressure or other sensor carried by the probe to collect positional data. The positioner, such as a robotic arm is coupled to the probe. The positioner can provide roll and pitch control as well as translating the probe in lateral and longitudinal directions. A processor receives signals from the sensors corresponding to the actual orientation of the probe and controls the positioner to adjust the orientation of the probe until the desired position is achieved.
# Mohawk, California

Mohawk (formerly, Mohawk Valley) is an unincorporated community in Plumas County, California. It lies at an elevation of 4360 feet (1329 m). Mohawk is located 1 mile (1.6 km) west of Blairsden.
The Mohawk Valley post office opened in 1870 and changed its name to Mohawk when it moved in 1881. The Mohawk post office closed in 1926.
# Qumran (disambiguation)

Qumran is an archaeological site in the West Bank.
Qumran may also refer to:
* Qumran cemetery
* Qumran Caves, a set of caves in the West Bank
* 52301 Qumran, the asteroid Qumran, 52301st asteroid catalogued
* Revue de Qumran, see List of theology journals
* A fictional Arab country in the television programme Yes Minister
# Nicobobinus

Nicobobinus is a 1985 children's novel written by Terry Jones and illustrated by Michael Foreman.

## Plot

Nicobobinus is a boy who can do anything. He lives a long time ago in Venice. His arm is turned to gold, which can only be cured with dragon's blood. He is pursued by pirates who threaten to chop it off.

## Adaptations

In 2014 it was adapted into a musical.
# Oh Me Oh My (Devendra Banhart album)

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Oh Me Oh My (full title Oh Me Oh My...The Way the Day Goes By the Sun Is Setting Dogs Are Dreaming Lovesongs of the Christmas Spirit) is the second album by Devendra Banhart. Its name was taken from the lyrics of one of Banhart's earliest songs, "Sunrise (A Long Time Ago)". It was the first release by Devendra on Young God Records and it came out on October 28, 2002.

## Personnel

* Devendra Banhart – guitar (acoustic, electric), vocals, piano, drums, producer
* Doug Henderson – producer
* Michael Gira – cover design
* Doug Henderson – mastering
* Rodney Miller – layout design

## Additional information

A few songs on here also appear on The Charles C. Leary, and they are apparently the same recordings of them. The Charles C. Leary appears in the same form, while "Mmplushumblehorse" has been renamed "Nice People." Miss Cain references Sarah Cain, a woman Banhart was dating at the time. "Gentle Soul" references one of his good friends in Paris who had just had a baby, and named her Camilah.
# Indochinese black langur

The Indochinese black langur (Trachypithecus ebenus) is a poorly known Old World monkey native to Laos and adjacent Vietnam. It was originally described as a subspecies of T. auratus, but was later found to be a member of the T. francoisi group, with some maintaining it as a subspecies of that species. In 2001, it was recommended treating it as a separate species.
Except for its almost entirely black pelage, it resembles the other members of the T. francoisi group. Uniquely in this group, it and the related T. hatinhensis appear to be parapatric, T. ebenus showing what appears to be signs of intergradation with T. hatinhensis are known, and genetically the two barely are separable. This has led to suggestions that it may be a black morph of that taxon, which in turn possibly should be considered a subspecies of T. laotum. A survey that included 67 T. hatinhensis revealed a high level of variation in the amount of white to the head, and ebenus was maintained as a morph. It was formerly considered data deficient by IUCN, but they now include it in the endangered T. hatinhensis.
# Richard D. Schwartz

Richard Derecktor Schwartz (c. 1925 - October 10, 2017) was an American lawyer, focusing in natural law, administrative law, and the impact of welfare reform. He was the Ernest I. White Professor Emeritus at Syracuse University College of Law and formerly Dean and Professor at State University of New York at Buffalo and an Elected Fellow of the American Political and Social Science Society. He also co-founded the Law and Society Association and in 1981 the Syracuse-Area Middle East Dialogue Group.
Schwartz contracted polio at the age of 18 but went on to receive a B.A. and Ph.D. from Yale University. He was married for 71 years until his death and had three children. Schwartz died on October 10, 2017, at the age of 92.
# Orlando Norie

Orlando Norie (1832–1901), artist of military subjects, was perhaps the most prolific painter of the British army in the 19th century along with Richard Simkin. It has been estimated that Norie alone painted well over 5,000 pictures. Although his family were of Scottish descent, they had moved to the continent, and Orlando was born in Bruges, Belgium on 15 January 1832. He spent most of his working life in Dunkirk where he painted many scenes, primarily in watercolor by the firm of Rudolf Ackermann.
His work was first recognised in the autumn of 1854 when his print of the Battle of the Alma was advertised. This was followed by prints of the Battle of Inkerman and the Battle of Balaclava, all for Ackermann's. This company's Eclipse Sporting and Military Gallery served as an outlet for many of the artist's watercolors. Norie was viewed as the natural successor to Henry Martens, and Ackermann's were so pleased with his work that they occasionally profiled him in exhibitions, one of which was staged in 1873 to showcase his pictures of the recent Autumn Manoeuvres held in September and October 1871 around Aldershot and the Surrey heaths.
A watercolour painting depicting the Battle of Fuentes de Oñoro 5 May 1811, by Orlando Norie (1832–1901) is in the collection of the Royal Military College of Canada
His grave is in the old cemetery of Dunkirk adjacent to the Commonwealth War cemetery. Today, many of his pictures can be seen in British regimental museums and clubs.
# Promops davisoni

Promops davisoni is a species of free-tailed bat in the family Molossidae. It was first described by Oldfield Thomas in 1921. While thought of as a subspecies of the big crested mastiff bat (Promops centralis) by scientists from roughly 1966 to 2010, morphological and geographical differences between P. davisoni and P. centralis are sufficiently suggestive of another species. P. davisoni is small for its genus, with a forearm length of 47.6 to 52.0 millimetres (1.87 to 2.05 in), and is light or cinnamon brown with distinguishable white bands on its back. P. davisoni is native to the Andes mountain range in Ecuador and Peru. More recently, evidence has been found that P. davisoni resides in the Atacama Desert in Chile.
# Odostomia cumshewaensis

Odostomia cumshewaensis is a species of sea snail, a marine gastropod mollusc in the family Pyramidellidae, the pyrams and their allies.
# Island Lake (Alberta)

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# Kilcoole Church

Kilcoole Church, also called Old Kilcoole Church, is a medieval church and National Monument in Kilcoole, County Wicklow, Ireland.

## Location

Kilcoole Church is located on Lott Lane in the centre of Kilcoole village, 1.5 km (0.93 mi) west of the seashore. At 6°03′46″W, it is the easternmost of the Republic of Ireland's National Monuments.

## History

The church derives its name from a Saint Comgall (not the famous Comgall of Bangor). The church was built in the 12th century and was dedicated to Mary, mother of Jesus.
Thady Byrne of Ballygannon, a senior member of the O'Byrne family, was buried at Kilcoole Church in 1707.

## Church

The church is a nave and chancel structure. The chancel probably once had a step-pitched stone roof, with a small attic roof over the chancel. The nave has a square baptismal font, a cross slab and a small round-headed window in the south wall.
The west part of the church was added later as a two-storey living quarters.
A holy well is located 100 m (110 yd) to the northeast.
# Federation of Building and Wood Workers

The Federation of Building and Wood Workers (FBWW) is a trade union of mainly construction workers in Cambodia. The union was established in 2001 and represents 654 members. FBWW is affiliated with the Cambodia Confederation of Trade Unions. The union shares office space with the Cambodian Unions Federation, on which it also depends for financial support.
# Mascarose I of Armagnac

Mascarose I of Armagnac (died 1246), was a Countess regnant suo jure of Armagnac and Fézensac in 1245-1246.
# Pervirella (soundtrack)

Pervirella Original Motion Picture Soundtrack and Other Exotic Entertainment Tunes is the Soundtrack for the film Pervirella.

## History

The rock and roll-Victorian-erotic-horror-soundtrack featured composition from jazz, surf rock, garage rock, lounge, easy listening and psychedelic rock.

## Track listing

* Alessandro Alessandroni - Desert Theme
* François Evans & London Gay Symphony Orchestra - Pervirella Main Title
* Les Hommes Qui Adorent Les Femmes - Sexy Amazonas
* François Evans & London Gay Symphony Orchestra - Journey to Oshimina
* François Evans & London Gay Symphony Orchestra - Museum of Curiosities
* François Evans & London Gay Symphony Orchestra - Amicus Reilly
* François Evans & London Gay Symphony Orchestra - Airship Departs
* François Evans & London Gay Symphony Orchestra - Baby Grows/The Magic Carpet Ride
* The Diaboliks - Ninja a Go Go
* Dave Kraft Five - Lavinina's Theme
* Frat Shack All-Stars - Let's All Go to the Frat Shack
* Frat Shack All-Stars - Mad Juicer
* Frat Shack All-Stars - Buggered Bunny
* The Adventures of Parsley - The Flying Car
* The Constellations - Rumpy Pumpy
* Baine Watson Orchestra - Dog Gas
* Toe Rag All-Stars with Dave Kraft - Lavinia's Theme
* Sexton Ming and the Diamond Gussetts - The Sake of Pleasure
* Bradley Ghoulstein Combo - Bottles of Blood
* Bradley Ghoulstein Combo - Jungle Stitches
* Bradley Ghoulstein Combo - Put It On
* François Evans & The London Gay Symphony Orchestra - Pervirella End Title

## Release

It was released on 23 February 1999 over Dionysus Records and was recorded at Toe Rag Studios in London.

## Credits

* Distributor: Lumberjack-Mordam Music Group
* Recording information: Toe Rag Studios, London, England
* Editors: Len Horowitz and Lee Joseph at HRS Beverly Hills, CA
* Music composed and conducted by François Evans
* Manufactured under license from Josh Collins and Exotic Entertainment UK
* Arrangers: Josh Collins, Liam Watson, Bruce Brand