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# Corbeta Uruguay base

Corbeta Uruguay base was an Argentine military outpost established in November 1976 on Thule Island, Southern Thule, in the South Sandwich Islands. It was vacated and mostly demolished in 1982 following Britain's victory against Argentina in the Falklands War.

## History

Earlier, in January 1955, Argentina had established the summer station, Teniente Esquivel, at Ferguson Bay on the southeastern coast. That station was evacuated in January 1956 because of a volcanic eruption on the neighbouring Cook Island.
The Corbeta Uruguay base was established in 1976 by the military dictatorship governing Argentina to reinforce the Argentine territorial claims to British territory in the South Atlantic. The British government became aware of the base in December 1976 but sought a diplomatic solution to the issue until 1982.
Early in the Falklands War, 32 special forces troops from Corbeta Uruguay were brought to South Georgia by the Argentine Navy ship Bahía Paraíso and landed at Leith Harbour on 25 March 1982.
Corbeta Uruguay remained manned by Argentine personnel until 20 June 1982, when British forces sent a task force to end the Argentine presence, after victory over Argentina in the Falklands War. After the garrison at Corbeta Uruguay surrendered, the facility was left unmanned. In December 1982, it was mostly demolished by the Royal Navy after a patrolling warship, HMS Hecate, discovered that someone had taken down the Union Flag from the base flagpole and run up the flag of Argentina.
The base was named after the Argentine corvette, ARA Uruguay, which rescued Otto Nordenskjöld and his crew in 1903 in the Antarctic Peninsula, near the present-day Esperanza Base. That ship is now a floating museum, permanently berthed in Puerto Madero, Buenos Aires.
# Primula 'Zebra Blue'

Primula 'Zebra Blue' is a cultivar of hybrid Primula, which was introduced in 2012. The cultivar was produced by plant breeder Stijn van Hoecke of the Belgian company Rudy Raes Bloemzaden nv.

## Description

Primula 'Zebra Blue' is a compact perennial cultivar, which hosts a basal rosette of green leaves. Plants produce large blooms from late winter to late spring. Flowers possess white petals with striking blue veining and a yellow centre.

## Pests and diseases

Primula 'Zebra Blue' can be susceptible to many pest species such as: aphids, weevils, slugs, snails, leaf miners and red spider mites. It can also be prone to diseases such as primula leaf spot, primula brown core and grey moulds.
# Paulana River

The Paulana River is a river in the United States territory of Guam.
# John Sleightholme

John Sleightholme was the chairman of Derby County Football Club. He is a barrister and deputy coroner, and was nominally made chairman and owner of two-thirds of Derby County in October 2003, in a move arranged by Murdo Mackay. There were also two other directors, Jeremy Keith, who owned one-third of the club, and Steve Harding. Mackay soon became more formally involved by Sleightholme, and he was promoted to director of football.
In early 2006, the club was facing a boardroom battle between Sleightholme and Keith. Following protests by the Rams Protest Group and RamsTrust, it didn't seem that Sleightholme and Keith would be chairman and chief executive respectively for much longer and, indeed, in April 2006, Sleightholme resigned, stating "My position has been made untenable. Recently it has come to my attention that meetings have been held, important decisions taken and documents signed without my knowledge. Important information has been withheld from me." Keith himself departed later in the month, to be replaced by a new board led by Peter Gadsby.
In March 2009, Sleightholme gave evidence in the court case against Jeremy Keith, Murdo Mackay, Derby County's former finance director Andrew MacKenzie, accountant Mark Waters and solicitor David Lowe who were all charged in relation to a fraud allegation centred on a loan from a Panama-based company that effectively saved Derby County after their relegation from the Premiership. Mackenzie, Keith, Mackay and Lowe were subsequently jailed for their involvement. Neither Sleightholme or Steve Harding, were implicated in the fraud, not charged with any offence, while Waters was found innocent
# Murdock

Murdock is a surname. A relatively modern iteration of the Irish or Scottish name Murdoch. Notable people with the surname include:
* Andrew Murdock (born 1962), American record producer
* Andrew G. Murdock (fl. 2000s), botanist whose official abbreviation is "Murdock", who described the fern genus Ptisana
* Bennet Murdock (1925–2022), American psychologist
* Colin Murdock (born 1975), Northern Irish former footballer
* Dorothy M. Murdock, better known by pen name Acharya S, author and proponent of the Christ myth theory
* David H. Murdock, American businessman
* Deroy Murdock, American syndicated columnist
* Eric Murdock, retired American professional basketball player
* George Peter Murdock, American anthropologist known for his empirical approach to ethnological studies
* George Murdock, American actor
* Ian Murdock, founder and former leader of the Debian Linux Distribution
* J. Edgar Murdock (1894–1977), American jurist who served as a chief judge of the United States Tax Court
* James Murdock (disambiguation), various people
* Joseph Murdock (disambiguation), various people
* Kirk Radomski (known to players as Murdock), former New York Mets employee
* Mackenzie Murdock (born 1989), American voice actor and writer
* Mike Murdock, American televangelist and pastor
* Murdock, Portuguese professional footballer
* Orrice Abram Murdock, Jr., United States Representative and Senator from Utah
* Roger E. Murdock, LAPD Chief
* Sharon Murdock, Canadian politician
* Shirley Murdock, American R&B singer
* William Murdock, eighteenth century US politician
* William Murdoch, also spelled Murdock, early-nineteenth century Scottish engineer

## Fictional characters

* Murdock, the fictional main antagonist in Carland Cross
* Buz Murdock, fictional character from the TV series Route 66
* H.M. "Howling Mad" Murdock, character played by the actor Dwight Schultz in the 1980s television series The A-Team
* Roger Murdock, character from Airplane!, played by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
* Buck Murdock, character from Airplane II: The Sequel, played by William Shatner

### Marvel Comics

* Matthew Murdock, the given name of the Marvel Comics superhero Daredevil of Earth-616 and namesake of the Netflix series Daredevil
* Mike Murdock, Matt Murdock's magically created twin brother
* Jack Murdock, Matt's and Mike's father
* Maggie Murdock, Matt's and Mike's mother
* Matthew Murdock, the given name of the Kingpin of Earth-65
# George Finlayson

George Finlayson (1790–1823) was a Scottish naturalist and traveller. He was called one of the best naturalists of his day, and he was noted for his pioneering studies of the plants, animals, and people of southern Thailand and the Malay peninsula.
Finlayson was born in Thurso in 1790. He was clerk to Dr Somerville, chief of the army medical staff in Scotland, and afterwards to Dr Farrel, chief of the army medical staff in Ceylon. He then transferred to Bengal, and he attached to the 8th Light Dragoons as assistant surgeon in 1819. In 1821 and 1822, he accompanied the Crawfurd trade mission to Siam (now Thailand) and Cochinchina (now Vietnam) as a naturalist, returning with it to Calcutta in 1823. By this time, his health was thoroughly broken. He died on the passage from Bengal to Scotland in August 1823.
The journal he had kept during the mission was edited, with a prefatory note on the author, by Sir Stamford Raffles, F.R.S., and published in 1826 under the title The Mission to Siam and Hue, the capital of Cochin China, in the years 1821–2, from the Journal of the late George Finlayson, Esq.
The bird stripe-throated bulbul (Pycnonotus finlaysoni) and the Finlayson's squirrel (Callosciurus finlaysonii) are named in Finlayson's honour.
# Kurdish Sign Language

Kurdish Sign Language (ZHK, from Kurdish Zmani Hêmay Kurdi) is the deaf sign language of the Kurds of Kurdistan Region, Iraq. There are three dialects, associated with the three Kurdish schools for the deaf in Sulaymaniyah, Erbil and Duhok. It is unintelligible with Iraqi Sign Language.
ZHK may have originated with the establishment of the first Kurdish school for the deaf in Sulaymaniyah in 1982. The first teachers at that school apparently did not know Iraqi Sign Language, so it would seem that ZHK does not descend from ISL. It's unknown whether the sign language used at the Sulaymaniyah school was based on an existing sign language of the deaf community, or if it was created when deaf children who knew only home sign were brought together. There are lexical similarities with Iraqi Sign Language, but it's unknown if they are due to influence from ISL in the 1990s or later, or if they reflect a common inheritance from Ottoman/Arab signs or gestures (though Sulaymaniyah was established after the fall of the Ottoman Empire). Translators for ZHK are unable to understand deaf Kurds educated in Baghdad, indicating that they are distinct languages. Students from the three Kurdish schools are able to communicate with each other, though they note lexical differences between them.
As of 2015, over 1,000 students have been to one of the deaf schools, suggesting that number as the minimum speaking population, out of a total of perhaps 10,000 deaf in Iraqi Kurdistan.
# Cornet (sculpture)

Cornet is an outdoor concrete and steel sculpture of a cornet by David Adickes, located in the Strand Historic District of Galveston, Texas, in the United States. Modeled after a cornet purchased at an antique shop in New Orleans, the 20 feet (6.1 m) by 26 feet (7.9 m) replica originally served as a stage prop at the 1984 Louisiana World Exposition. Adickes converted the prop into a freestanding sculpture for installation in Galveston in 1986.

## Description and history

Cornet, designed by Native Texan artist David Adickes, is located at 23rd Street and The Strand in Galveston's Strand Historic District. Before being converted into a freestanding sculpture and installed in Galveston in 1986, the cornet served as a stage prop at the 1984 Louisiana World Exposition. Adickes' model was a "turn-of-the-century-style" cornet purchased an at antique shop in New Orleans. The sculpture is made of white concrete over a steel frame and measures 20 feet (6.1 m) by 26 feet (7.9 m). It features keys, a mouthpiece and spigots, and is mounted on two metal poles. Cornet was surveyed by the Smithsonian Institution's Save Outdoor Sculpture! program in 1993.
# Primula alcalina

Primula alcalina, the alkali or bluedome primrose, is a species of primrose found in central-east Idaho and Montana.

## Appearance and identification
### Related species

Primula alcalina is closely related, and was once believed to be conspecific to, P. incana, the hoary primrose, but can be distinguished from that species by the size and colour of its flowers (smaller and white, as opposed to pale purple), and by cellular-level differences, having a significantly lower chromosome number.
It is believed to be a sister taxon to Primula modesta of Japan.

### Physical description

Primula alcalina has leaves measuring 1–4 cm in length with glabrous (hairless) surfaces. It roots are fibrous and its rhizomes are thin and relatively short. Its flowers grow on unbranched umbels at the top of a flower stem which can vary between 6.5 and 24 cm in height. There can be as many as 10 flowers, which grow on purplish-green pedicels.
# Maruja Clavier

María Auxiliadora Clavier (1934 – 2015), also called Maruja Clavier, was one of the first Venezuelan nuclear oncologists. She was a founder of the Dr. Raúl Vera Vera Oncology Unit, at the time a novel setting to provide comprehensive care to cancer patients in the country using nuclear medicine.

## Biography

Maruja Clavier was born in 1934 in the Anzoátegui State located in the northeastern region of Venezuela. She began her baccalaureate education at the Colegio Nuestra Señora de La Consolación in Barcelona, Venezuela and completed it in Goshen, New York. Upon returning to Venezuela, she revalidated her work at the Liceo Fermín Toro. Later she enrolled at the School of Medicine of the University of Los Andes, and then transferred to the School of Medicine of the Central University of Venezuela, where she graduated as a physician in 1960.
Clavier's interest in the medicinal power of nuclear medicine was sparked when she translated from English into Spanish the book Physical Foundations of Radiology by Edith Quimby (et al.), who was one of the founders of this medical specialty. In 1963, Clavier graduated with the first class of radiation oncologists in the country, and the following year she founded the Eastern Chapter of the Society of Oncology in Barcelona, Venezuela. She served as its first president.
She helped create the Dr. Raúl Vera Vera Oncology Unit, one of the first to provide comprehensive care to cancer patients.

## Personal life

Clavier had five children. Two of her sons, Eduardo and Antonio Benavides, went on to pursue careers as Venezuelan oncologists.

## Translations

* Glasser, O.; Quimby, E. H.; Taylor, L. S.; Weatherwax, J. L. (1944), Physical Foundations of Radiology, New York: Hoeber

## Memberships

* Venezuelan Society of Oncology, President of the Eastern Chapter, 1964
* Venezuelan Mastology Society, Member of the Electoral Committee 2003-2005
# Paulasterias

Paulasterias is a genus of sea stars within the monotypic family Paulasteriidae.
# John Sleath

John Sleath (1767–1847) was an English cleric and High Master of St Paul's School, London. He was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1820.

## Life

The son of William and Millicent Sleath, he was baptised on 19 June 1767 at Osgathorpe, Leicestershire; his elder brother, William Boultbee Sleath, was headmaster of Repton School from 1800 to 1832. He entered Rugby School in 1776, his parents being then described as of Leighton, near Kimbolton. In 1784 he went up as a Rugby exhibitioner to Lincoln College, Oxford, but in 1785 was elected to a scholarship at Wadham. He was Hody exhibitioner in 1786–7. He graduated B.A. in 1789, M.A. in 1793, B.D. and D.D. in 1814.
In 1787, before taking his degree, Sleath was appointed to an assistant-mastership at Rugby School. Among his pupils there was Walter Savage Landor, who later wrote of him "elegant and generous". On 16 June 1814 Sleath was appointed High Master—headmaster—of St Paul's School, and was in post to 10 October 1837. The university entrance results for his pupils were good, with Benjamin Jowett being among them, and nine fellows of Trinity College, Cambridge. He was elected Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries of London on 9 March 1815, and Fellow of the Royal Society on 23 March 1820. For all his prestige, he was stymied on curriculum reform at the school by its governing body.
Sleath was made prebendary of Rugmere in St Paul's Cathedral, 5 July 1822; chaplain in ordinary to King George in 1825; subdean of the Chapel Royal, St James's, 28 June 1833; rector of Thornby, Northamptonshire, in 1841. He died 30 April 1847, and was buried in the crypt of St Paul's. A marble bust of him by William Behnes was executed in 1841.

## Family

Sleath was married, but left no family.
# Otto Dix (band)

Otto Dix is a Russian dark wave music trio.

## The group's style

Otto Dix is a darkwave group with EBM and Industrial tunes.

## History

The musical band Otto Dix was formed in the summer of 2004 in Khabarovsk. At first, there was a third member who played the guitar.
On 3 July, Otto Dix played their first concert away from their home city in Amursk. A few months later they recorded their first album, Ego. However, due to the deplorable conditions of the Far Eastern musical culture the band did not fit any company, so they decided to form their own one. In winter 2005-2006 the gothic club "Morion" and a gothic forum were created by Draw. In spring 2006, the Otto Dix together with the members of Morion, shot a second video for the song "White Dust." In 2007, the band became a trio. Peter Voronov (violin) first performed with Otto Dix on 15 December.
In 2009, Otto Dix recorded the album Shadow Zone and released the video "Dream of Spring," which was composed by Draw. On 20 April 2012, the first single of the band, "Utopia," was released. On 7 September 2012, the sixth studio album, Mortem, followed.
On 11 April 2013, the violinist Peter Voronov left Otto Dix. On 12 November 2013, the video for the song "Anima" from the upcoming album was released. In 2017 they released their ninth studio album, 'Leviathan'.
In 2020 they released the new album Autokrator, which has been recently removed from Youtube and Spotify as a result of the immediate termination of contract by the label Danse Macabre Records caused by several pro Russia posts of the band after the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

## Discography
### Albums

* Эго (Ego) (2005) (As Отто Дикс) [Self-Released]
* Город (City) (2006) [Gravitator Records]
* Атомная Зима (Nuclear Winter) (2007) [AMG Records]
* Эго (Переиздание) (Ego) (2007) (Re-issued) [Dizzaster Records]
* Атомная Зима + Remixes (Atomic Winter) (2008)
* Зона Теней (Shadow Zone) (2009) [Gravitator Records]
* Чудные дни (Wonderful Days) (2010) [Gravitator Records / Dizzaster Records]
* Mortem (2012) [Dizzaster Records]
* Анима (Anima) (2014) [Dizzaster Records]
* Анимус (Animus) (2015) [Dizzaster Records]

### DVDs

* Усталость Металла (Metal Fatigue) (2008) [Dizzaster Records]

### Videography

* 2005 - Ego
* 2006 - White Dust
* 2008 - Metal Fatigue
* 2009 - Dream of Spring
* 2010 - Beast
* 2013 - Anima
* 2014 - Старые Часы (Old Clock)
* 2015 - Уроды (Creeps)
* 2016 - Дай мне воды (Give Me Water)
* 2016 - Глина (Clay) - Post production
# George Finn

George Finn (Georgian: გიორგი აგიაშვილი; born January 21, 1990) is a Georgian-American actor. He is best known for his roles in the films LOL, Time Lapse (2014) and Tbilisi, I Love You (2014)

## Early life

George Finn was born as Giorgi Agiashvili in Tbilisi, Georgia into a family of writers and filmmakers. He moved to Los Angeles, California at a young age. Films were the main focus in the family, and Finn soon started to develop a desire to be a part of the industry.

## Career

Finn first appeared in a recurring role, as Julian, on Unfabulous from 2004 until 2007. He has subsequently had many guest starring roles since then, appearing on Lincoln Heights (2009), 90210 (2009), How I Met Your Mother (2009–10), Cold Case (2010), and The Mentalist (2014). Finn has had lead roles in several films directed by his brother, Nika Agiashvili, including The Harsh Life of Veronica Lambert (2009), A Green Story (2012) and Tbilisi, I Love You (2014).
He starred as Chad in LOL (2012) alongside Demi Moore and Miley Cyrus, and was one of the lead roles, portraying Jasper, in Time Lapse (2014) alongside Danielle Panabaker and Matt O'Leary. Finn was set to star as the lead in Agiashvili's film, Short Happy Life of Butch Livingston. In 2021 George starred opposite Rainey Qualley in a short film Delilah.

## Filmography
### Film

| Year | Title | Role | Notes |
| 2009 | The Harsh Life of Veronica Lambert | Luke | |
| 2012 | A Green Story | Younger Van | |
| 2012 | LOL | Chad | |
| 2013 | Love's Routine | Ben | Short film |
| 2014 | Just Before I Go | Wyatt | |
| 2014 | Time Lapse | Jasper | |
| 2014 | Tbilisi, I Love You | Sandro | |
| 2018 | The Short Happy Life of Butch Livingston | Butch Livingston | Pre-production |
| 2018 | Feral | Matt | |
| 2021 | Delilah | Gecko | |

### Television

| Year | Title | Role | Notes |
| 2004–07 | Unfabulous | Julian | 3 episodes |
| 2009 | Paparazzi | Forensic 1 | Television short |
| 2009 | Lincoln Heights | Derek | Episode: "Home Again" |
| 2009 | 90210 | Michael | 3 episodes |
| 2009–10 | How I Met Your Mother | Jamie Ademic | 2 episodes |
| 2010 | Cold Case | Barry Jensen | 2 episodes |
| 2014 | The Mentalist | Wes Baxter | Episode: "Blue Bird" |

### Web

| Year | Title | Role | Notes |
| 2009 | Sex Ed | Billy Henry | Unknown episodes |
| 2009 | Rockville CA | Adam | Episode: "Shoegazed" |
# Kurdish Society for Cooperation and Progress

The Kurdish Society for Cooperation and Progress "Kürt Teavün ve Terakki Cemiyeti" (KTTC) was founded September 1908 in Constantinople . Also known as the Kurdish Society for Progress and Mutual Aid, Kurdish Society for Mutual Aid and Progress, Kurdish Society for Support and Progress, Kurdish Society for Assistance and Progress, Kurdish Society for Solidarity and Progress, Kurdish Progressive League, Kurdish League, Kurdish Club and Kurdish Society. The society published a Gazette, which was the first legal Kurdish publication, it debated issues surrounding history, language, national unity and many other topics effecting Kurds. It was the first ever political Kurdish organization and was influenced by European ideas. It called for a political, economic and social awakening of Kurdistan. The announcement of its establishment was made in September 1908 and backed by 500 leading Kurdish intellectuals and statesmen. The membership of the society grew very fast in cities and towns with large Kurdish populations. The society had a cultural branch, which established a Kurdish language school for children in Çemberlitas, Constantinople, led by Abdurrahman Bedir Khan. It was closed down in 1909 and reestablished and renamed in 1917 as the Society for the Elevation of Kurdistan.
The founding members were;
Abdulkadir Ubeydullah
Şerif Pasha
Emin Ali Bedir Khan.
# Cornet Bay

Cornet Bay is a bay in the U.S. state of Washington.
Cornet Bay was named after John Cornet, a pioneer settler.
# Boze language

Boze, also rendered Buji, is an East Kainji language of Nigeria belonging to the Shammo cluster. Boze is spoken in a contiguous area Bicizà, directly to the north of Jos city in Plateau State, Nigeria.
Dialects include Boze, Gorong, and Firu.

## Distribution

Boze (ɛBoze), also called Buji, is spoken in many villages to the west and northwest of Jos.
Below are village names organized by dialect, with modern names are given in parentheses.

### Boze dialect

* Bīntīrí
* Bìsɔ̄ (Rùmáná)
* Bɛ̄hɔ̄lɛ̄
* Gbàndāŋ
* Ɔ̀bɛ̀nɛ̀ àkùrá (Màirágá)
* Ɔ̀pɛ̄ɛ̀gɔ̄
* Ɔ̀tɔ̀ɔ̀tùsū (Rùmfán Gwómnà)
* Rībàmbōzē
* Rīdāpɔ̄
* Tìpɔ́ɔ̀ táázà (ādònkòròŋ)
* Tìpɔ́ɔ̀ tādīzì (Kwánà)
* Tūūmū (Sə́rə́rí)
* Ūgbàrà
* Ùkúū

### Gorong dialect

* Màlēēmpē (Jéjìn Fílí)
* Ɔ̄wɔ̀ɔ̀yɔ̄ɔ̄yɔ̀
* Rɛ̀shɔ́kɔ̄
* Rɛ̀tɛ̄ɛ̄ rūjà (Ùrɛ̀kùn)
* Rɛ̀wɔ̄ɔ̄ (Ràfín Gwázá)
* Úlìndāŋ

### Firu dialect

* Tūmbàkīrì (Kìrāŋ̄gō)
* Ùkwə̀shì
* Zə̀ə̀lə̀kì (Gìndáu)

### Mixed

* Zùùkū (NNPC Depot)

### Others

* Ɛ̀fīīrù (Kòòfá)
* Īcīzā
* Īncā (Táshà)
* Ɔ̀bɛ̀nɛ̀ (Sə́rə́rí)