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# Lundon Knighten

Lundon "Da Bridge" Knighten is an American singer-songwriter from Landover, Maryland. In 2010, Knighten signed a publishing deal to L.A. Reid Music Publishing. At the time, L.A. Reid Music Publishing had an exclusive partnership deal with EMI Music Publishing. Shortly before landing the deal, she would receive her first placement, "Can't Breathe", on Leona Lewis’ second studio album Echo.
In 2012, EMI Music Publishing was acquired by Sony/ATV. As a result, Knighten was signed to Sony/ATV. She has worked with artists Usher, Keyshia Cole, Chris Brown, and Teairra Mari. Knighten has also written with hit-making producers Jim Jonsin, DJ Khaled, and Harvey Mason, Jr. Knighten's work on the Usher hit single "Lemme See" earned the young songwriter the number two spot on the US Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart.
In August 2013, Knighten released Da Bridge, a mixtape project where she introduces herself as a performing artist. The mixtape's title is an ode to the songwriter's industry nickname.
While remaining a working songwriter for several major artists, Knighten is also prepping for the release of her debut album.
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## Discography
### Mixtape

* DaBridge (2012)

## Writing credits

List of songs written or co-written by Knighten.
| Title | Year | Album | Artist(s) |
| "Can't Breathe" | 2009 | Echo | Leona Lewis |
| "Body" | 2010 | Sincerely Yours (EP) | Teairra Mari |
| "Boy Shorts [Remix]" (ft. Teairra Mari) | 2010 | —- | Mr. Vegas |
| "Keshia" | 2011 | —- | Jawan Harris |
| "Legendary" (ft. Chris Brown, Keyshia Cole, NeYo) | 2011 | We The Best Forever | DJ Khaled |
| "Complicated" (ft. Wale) | 2012 | Truth N' the Booth (mixtape) | LaTocha Scott |
| "Lemme See" | 2012 | Looking 4 Myself | Usher |
| "My Clique" | 2012 | —- | OMG Girlz |
| "What I Do" | 2012 | —- | Webbie |
| "I Choose You" | 2012 | Woman to Woman | Keyshia Cole |
| "Love Me Long Time" (ft. Future) | 2013 | Dark Side, Vol. 3 | Fat Joe |
# Mining feasibility study

A mining feasibility study is an evaluation of a proposed mining project to determine whether the mineral resource can be mined economically. There are three types of feasibility study used in mining, order of magnitude, preliminary feasibility and detailed feasibility.

## Order of magnitude

Order of magnitude feasibility studies (sometimes referred to as "scoping studies") are an initial financial appraisal of an inferred mineral resource. Depending on the size of the project, an order of magnitude study may be carried out by a single individual. It will involve a preliminary mine plan, and is the basis for determining whether to proceed with an exploration program, and more detailed engineering work. Order-of-magnitude studies are developed by copying plans and factoring known costs from existing projects completed elsewhere and are accurate to within 40–50%.

## Preliminary feasibility

Preliminary feasibility studies or "pre-feasibility studies" are more detailed than order of magnitude studies. A preliminary feasibility study is used in due diligence work, determining whether to proceed with a detailed feasibility study and as a "reality check" to determine areas within the project that require more attention. Preliminary feasibility studies are done by factoring known unit costs and by estimating gross dimensions or quantities once conceptual or preliminary engineering and mine design has been completed. Preliminary feasibility studies are completed by a small group of multi-disciplined technical individuals and have an accuracy within 20-30%.

## Detailed feasibility

Detailed feasibility studies are the most detailed and will determine definitively whether to proceed with the project. A detailed feasibility study will be the basis for capital appropriation, and will provide the budget figures for the project. Detailed feasibility studies require a significant amount of formal engineering work, are accurate to within 10-15% and can cost between ½-1½% of the total estimated project cost.

## Footnotes

* 1 2 3 4 De la Vergne, Jackk (2014). Hard Rock Miner's Handbook (PDF). Edmonton, Alberta: Stantec Consulting. pp. 54–65. ISBN 0-9687006-1-6.
# Mining geology

Mining geology is an applied science which combines the principles of economic geology and mining engineering to the development of a defined mineral resource. Mining geologists and engineers work to develop an identified ore deposit to economically extract the ore.
# Lutie Stearns

Lutie Eugenia Stearns (September 13, 1866 – December 25, 1943) was an American teacher, librarian, author, speaker and political activist, known to some as "the Johnny Appleseed of books" for her innovative traveling library projects for the Wisconsin Free Library Commission, and is a member of the Library Hall of Fame list created in 1951.

## Early life

Stearns was born in Stoughton, Massachusetts on September 13, 1866. Naturally left-handed, she was challenged in school to become right-handed; these frustrations are believed to be responsible for her stutter, which stayed with her permanently. In 1871, her family moved to Milwaukee, Wisconsin. She attended Milwaukee State Normal School and graduated 1886. In the 1886 she began working as a teacher Milwaukee Public Schools. The way she collected the books caught Minnie M. Oakley's attention and secured her a library position when Minnie M. Oakley died.

## Teacher

From 1886 to 1888, Stearns worked in the Milwaukee Public Library system. She started in the fall of 1886. She realized a disparity in understanding between German and American students with expressions and cultural items. She decided to collect books to help them with exposure to words and ideas and gain literacy. The way she collected them caught the attention of Minnie M. Oakley in the Circulation department of Milwaukee Public Library. This secured her a Library position when Minnie M. Oakley died.

## Librarian

From 1888 to 1895, Lutie Stearns worked for the Milwaukee Public Library in the circulation department. She became the head of the department by 1890, but meanwhile she worked to ensure children, educators, and parents had access to material that would support literacy. She often read to children while still donating books to libraries.
From 1895 to 1914, Stearns worked for the Wisconsin Free Library Commission where she led efforts to promote library services throughout the state. Stearns believed books have the power to change peoples' lives. She followed this belief by providing books at 1500 locations in Wisconsin through traveling libraries between 1895 and 1914. She also helped organize a 30 county cooperative library and 150 permanent Library buildings. In order to deliver her donated books, she would often travel by stagecoach, by train, and by sleigh in personally ensure they reached every corner of Milwaukee and its surrounding area.

## Political life

In 1914, Stearns left librarianship to devote herself full-time to lecturing on a variety of topics. She traveled to 38 states to speak on prohibition, women's rights, the League of Nations, industrial reform, peace, and education. She also wrote a column for the Milkwaukee Journal entitled "As a Woman Sees It".
In 1951 she was one of 40 of America's most significant library leaders selected by the Library Journal for inclusion in a "Library Hall of Fame". She was also in the first group of librarians to be inducted into the Wisconsin Library Hall of Fame in 2008.
Sterns died in Milwaukee on Christmas Day, December 25, 1943.
# Wayne Chabre

Wayne Chabre (born 1947) is an American sculptor from Walla Walla, Washington. His works have been described as "whimsical". Many of his sculptures are functional, such as gargoyles and downspouts; railings and gates; lighting, pavilions, fountains, and benches.

## Early life and education

Chabre was born in 1947 and raised on a farm in Walla Walla County, Washington. He attended Gonzaga University in Spokane, then joined the Peace Corps, where he served as a graphic designer in the Agricultural Information Service in Lesotho, Africa. After his Peace Corps service he lived in Estacada, Oregon for three years, then moved to Portland, Oregon. In 1975 he returned to Walla Walla.

## Public art
### Washington

Many of Chabre's works are commissioned by the Washington State Arts Commission under a construction set-aside program. His works are displayed to the public in Kirkland, Washington; Mount Tahoma High School in Tacoma; at a fire station in Seattle, Mercer Island; Waitsburg; Washington State University Vancouver; and elsewhere.

### Oregon

A number of his pieces are at the University of Oregon in Eugene, where he created a series of 12 gargoyles, including:
* Thomas Condon (Thomas Condon: Portrait of Condon)
* Marie Curie (Marie Curie Gargoyle)
* Albert Einstein (Einstein Gargoyle)
* James Clerk Maxwell (Maxwell & Demon Gargoyle)
* Isaac Newton (Isaac Newton Gargoyle)
* Alan Turing (Alan Turing)
* John von Neumann (John von Neumann)
* a fruit fly (Drosophila Fly Head)
* a school of zebrafish (Zebra Fish)
The University of Oregon Museum of Natural and Cultural History also displays four gargoyles: Bear Gargoyle, Salmon Gargoyle, Raven Gargoyle, and Wolf Gargoyle.
The city of Cannon Beach purchased his piece A Delicate Balance. Grasshopper is displayed in Salem, and a pair of animal sculptures is displayed at the public library in Bend (Otter Knot and Salmon Dance). Chabre created the entrance gates to Oregon Zoo (formerly the Washington Park Zoo) in Portland. He also created the bronze bas-relief entry panels to the Multnomah County Building in Portland. His "Grove" bench is at Western Oregon University, Monmouth.

### California

The city of Stockton, California owns a Chabre sculpture, The Great Combine, commissioned in 2009. Also in Stockton, the Joan Darrah Marina has 23 pieces created by Chabre: A large cast bronze and stainless steel bench, 12 water jet cut aluminum medallions on light poles lining the marina, and 10 cast bronze finials atop gateways to the boat slips.
# List of Italian Social Movement politicians

A list of notable Italian Social Movement politicians:

## A

* Gianni Alemanno
* Giorgio Almirante
* Filippo Anfuso

## B

* Gino Birindelli
* Junio Valerio Borghese
* Teodoro Buontempo

## C

* Antonio Cicchetti
* Alfredo Covelli

## D

* Augusto De Marsanich
* Renzo de' Vidovich

## F

* Lando Ferretti
* Gianfranco Fini
* Domenico Fisichella
* Alessandro Foglietta

## G

* Maurizio Gasparri
* Ezio Maria Gray
* Rodolfo Graziani
* Almerigo Grilz

## L

* Ignazio La Russa
* Domenico Leccisi

## M

* Altero Matteoli
* Roberto Menia
* Domenico Mennitti
* Vito Miceli
* Arturo Michelini
* Massimo Morsello
* Cristiana Muscardini
* Alessandra Mussolini
* Nello Musumeci

## P

* Biagio Pace
* Nicola Pasetto
* Giorgio Pini
* Umberto Pirilli
* Adriana Poli Bortone

## R

* Pino Rauti
* Giovanni Roberti
* Pino Romualdi

## S

* Giuseppe Scopelliti
* Tomaso Staiti di Cuddia delle Chiuse
* Francesco Storace

## T

* Giuseppe Tatarella
* Salvatore Tatarella
* Mirko Tremaglia
# Julau District

Julau is a district, in Sarikei Division, Sarawak, Malaysia.

## Town and villages
### Julau

Julau District Office is located in the town.

### Nanga Entabai

A primary school named "SK Nanga Entabai" is located here.

### Nanga Lasi

Construction of a steel bridge across the Julau river started in November 2021.

### Nanga Maong

Nanga Maong public health clinic is located here.
# Leif Fredblad

Leif Fredblad (born 16 July 1936) is a former Swedish bandy and ice hockey player.
Playing bandy in the domestic top tier for almost two decades with Hammarby IF, he competed in five World Championships and is a member of the Swedish Bandy Hall of Fame.
He had a shorter ice hockey career, but won the Swedish championship title in 1962 with Djurgårdens IF.

## Athletic career
### Bandy

He started to play bandy with local club Gustavsbergs IF, debuting in their senior team at age 15. In 1954, Fredblad moved to Hammarby IF and won a promotion to Division 1, the domestic top tier, in his debut season.
Playing as a forward, Fredblad established himself as a feared sniper, a master at covering the ball and an outstanding dribbler. Hammarby IF reached its first Swedish championship final in 1957, but lost 1–2 to Örebro SK at Stockholms stadion, in which Fredblad scored the consolation goal for his side, assisted by Rolf Pettersson.
In total, Fredblad played five World Championship with Sweden, being part of Sweden's squad in the inaugural tournament in 1957. His best result was winning the bronze medal in 1961, losing 2–1 against Soviet Union in the final. A full international for more than a decade, Fredblad won 30 caps for Sweden and scored 16 goals.
From his debut in the Swedish top tier in 1956, Fredblad competed in the league with Hammarby IF for 14 seasons in a row, although they failed to reach the national final. On 11 January 1967, he scored a career-best six goals in one single game, as his side won 8–3 at home against Villa Lidköping.
When Hammarby IF was relegated to the second tier in 1969, Fredblad decided to stay and went on to lead his side to an immediate promotion. He played three more seasons with the club in Division 1 before retiring in 1973. In total, Fredblad played 203 games with Hammarby IF in the highest division, scoring 221 goals.
Fredblad is a recipient of the honorary award Stora Grabbars Märke and was inducted into the Swedish Bandy Hall of Fame in 2018 by the Swedish Bandy Association. In 2019, Hammarby IF inducted Fredblad into their own Hall of Fame, accompanied by his former teammate Åke Andersson as a fellow member.

### Ice hockey

Like many other bandy players at the time, Fredblad also played ice hockey. He made his debut in the senior roster of Hammarby IF in 1956, competing in the top flight Division 1. In 1959, Fredblad left the side and briefly represented GAIS, as he was stationed in Gothenburg during his military service.
He soon returned to Stockholm and joined IK Göta. Fredblad won the Swedish championship title in 1962 with Djurgårdens IF, his only season with the club.
On 18 January 1962, Fredblad made his first and only international appearance for Sweden in a 7–1 win against Finland, an exhibition game played at Nya Ullevi. He retired from ice hockey a year later.
# Laughter, Tears and Rage

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Laughter, Tears and Rage was the sole album produced by Act—the short musical collaboration between Thomas Leer and ex-Propaganda vocalist Claudia Brücken. Originally scheduled to be titled Name Dropping: Songs for Young Sinners, it was released on 27 June 1988 by ZTT Records. The album was deleted by ZTT in the early 90s. It was eventually reissued on CD in 2004, as a one disc album and as a three disc box set entitled Laughter, Tears and Rage – The Anthology.
Like most ZTT releases, the LP and CD releases differed quite a lot in track listing. The LP and cassette were both released as 12 tracks, while the CD was 14. However, a number of tracks were exclusive to each format. "Short Story" and "Theme from Laughter" were LP only, while "Poison" and "Bloodrush" were issued only on CD and cassette, and "Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now" and "The 3rd Planet" were CD only.

## Singles

The album featured three singles, "Snobbery and Decay", "Absolutely Immune" and "I Can't Escape from You". None of these set the charts alight with lead single "Snobbery and Decay" reaching #60 upon release. A fourth single, "Chance" was withdrawn the day of release due to unauthorised samples.

## 2004 reissue

A reissue of Laughter, Tears and Rage was released on 19 January 2004, with tracks that were released on the LP and CD version of the album, along with a number of remixes and B-sides. Also a 3-CD box set version was released, titled Laughter, Tears and Rage – The Anthology, comprising almost four hours of material. Apart from the reissued album on the first disc, a second disc anthologised the extended mixes, while a third disc features a collection of rare and unreleased remixes, and an unreleased track: "Body Electric".

## Love & Hate (2015)

The album was reissued in a further different configuration in 2015 under the title Love & Hate: A Compact Introduction. The release consisted of a "director's cut" of the album (comprising all of the original tracks plus "Body Electric", in a different order) on one CD, with various remixes and B-sides on a second CD.

## Track listings

All songs written and composed by Thomas Leer and Claudia Brücken, except where noted

### LP (1988)

* UK: ZTT / ZQLP1
Tracks A5 and B5 are listed on the labels only.

### CD (1988)

* UK: ZTT / ZQCD1

### Cassette (1988)

* UK: ZTT / ZQMC1

### CD (2004)

* UK: ZTT / ZTT185CD

### Box set (2004)

* UK: ZTT / ZTT185CDX

#### Disc one: "(More) Laughter, Tears and Rage"

Same tracks as 2004 CD.

## Personnel
### Act

* Thomas Leer – keyboards, vocals
* Claudia Brücken – vocals

### Additional musicians

* Andy Gill
* Betsy Cook
* Luís Jardim
* Michael Dempsey
* Neil Hubbard
* Pablo Cook
* Phil Palmer
* Chris Senior – piano on "Theme from Laughter"
* Casbah – scat on "Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now" (credited to Lucky Gordon on box set)
* David Bedford – string arrangements on "Snobbery and Decay"
# Pilolo

Pilolo is an outdoor game that is played among Ghanaian children. The literal English translation of the name is "time to search for". The Pilolo game is played by two or more children. The higher the number, the increase in excitement and zeal to win. An object like a stick is mostly used and the number of sticks to use is dependent on the number of children.
A non-participant hides the sticks while the participants have either closed their eyes or are not in the same location. The non-participant then shouts out "pi-lo-lo", the participants then run from their hideout to search for the item. A finishing point is indicated where they must send the stick to be a winner.
One needs to be smart, observant and skillful to detect where the item has been hidden. The first person that sees it secretly runs to the finish point before alerting the others after a hard time trying. It is then recorded as they reach the finish point.

## Rules

The game is played among two or more children. When ten children have decided to play, one kid is chosen to be the leader of the game. The leader searches for small pieces of sticks. The game starts when the leader tells the other kids to hide. The leader either ensures that they are facing a wall or asks somebody to watch them so that they do not peek.
The leader may hide the sticks under stones, on top of short trees, in the grass, or even leave one on the ground just in front of the kids who are waiting. The sticks are generally hidden in a place that is convenient but not easy to find. When the sticks are hidden, the leader shouts "pilolo", and the kids run to search for the hiding sticks. As they search for the sticks they sing a song. One popular song which is sung is "pilolo yafo be mli", a Ghanaian song that literally means "pilolo nobody is expected to cry". A kid who finds a small piece of the stick first may pretend to have not seen it or may pick it up fast when the others are not watching and run to touch the leader. The others would have to do the same. The child who finds the stick is then given a point.
# Nicolau I of Kongo

Nicolau I Misaki mia Nimi was the ruler of the Kingdom of Kongo as a member of the Kimpanzu house from 1752 until sometime after 1758, during the rotating houses period established by Pedro IV.
# Weso

Weso may refer to:
* WESO, a Catholic radio station in Southbridge, Massachusetts, United States
* Weso, Nevada, United States, an unincorporated community
# Milzano

Milzano (Brescian: Melsà) is a town and comune in the province of Brescia, in Lombardy. Surrounding comunes include Alfianello, Cigole, Pavone del Mella, Pralboino, San Gervasio Bresciano, Seniga.
# IC 335

IC 335 is an edge-on lenticular galaxy about 60 million light years (18 million parsecs) away, in the constellation Fornax. It is part of the Fornax Cluster.
IC 335 appears very similar to NGC 4452, a lenticular galaxy in Virgo. Both galaxies are edge-on, meaning that their characteristics, like spiral arms, are hidden. Lenticular galaxies like these are thought to be intermediate between spiral galaxies and elliptical galaxies, and like elliptical galaxies, they have very little gas for star formation. IC 335 may have once been a spiral galaxy that ran out of interstellar medium, or it may have collided with a galaxy in the past and thus used up all of its gas (see interacting galaxy).
# Ponte Cavour

Ponte Cavour is a bridge in Rome (Italy), connecting Piazza del Porto di Ripetta to Lungotevere dei Mellini, in the Rioni Campo Marzio and Prati.
The bridge also serves as a connection between Piazza Cavour [it] and the area of Campo Marzio near the Ara Pacis.
Since the postwar period, in the morning of 1 January of each year the tradition of diving into the Tiber is renewed by swimmers jumping from the parapet of the bridge.

## History

The bridge, designed by the architect Angelo Vescovali, was built between 1896 and 1901, to replace the temporary Passerella di Ripetta, dating back to 1878. It was inaugurated on 25 May 1901 and named after Camillo Benso, Count of Cavour, one of the pioneers of Italian unification.

## Description

The bridge has five masonry arches covered with travertine; it is 20 metres (66 ft) large and about 100 metres (330 ft) long.
Metro stop (Spagna, line A)
# Pomacentrus coelestis

Pomacentrus coelestis, the neon damselfish, is a species of damselfish in the family Pomacentridae. It is found in the Indo-Pacific. It can grow to a maximum size of 9 centimetres (3.5 in) in length. It occasionally makes its way into the aquarium trade.

## Distribution and habitat

This fish is found in the Indo-Pacific. In the Indian Ocean, they are found in Sri Lanka, the Andaman Sea, Indonesia, and Australia. In the Pacific Ocean, they are found in Indonesia, Australia, the Philippines, Vietnam, Taiwan, Japan, and Pacific islands all the way to Hawaii. They are found in depths of 1 to 20 metres (3.3 to 65.6 ft). Adults are found in coral reefs and lagoons.

## Description

Adults can grow to a maximum size of 9 centimetres (3.5 in). They have 13 dorsal spines, 13 to 15 dorsal soft rays, 2 anal spines, and 14 to 15 anal soft rays. This fish is blue.

## Ecology
### Diet

This fish feeds on zooplankton and benthic algae.

### Behavior

Juveniles school above soft corals while adults are found in small of large aggregations over their favorite parts of the reef.