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# Cory Ondrejka

Cory Ondrejka is the former chief technology officer of Linden Lab, makers of Second Life. With Philip Rosedale, Ondrejka co-founded Second Life and played a significant role in the architecture of the product. After leaving Linden Lab, Ondrejka became Senior Vice President of Digital Strategy for the EMI Group until he left EMI in September 2009. He also was vice president of engineering at Facebook.

## Education

Ondrejka is a former US Navy officer and 1992 graduate of the US Naval Academy. He earned a joint undergraduate degree in Computer Science and Weapons and Systems Engineering, and has the distinction of being the first Annapolis graduate to do so. In 1995 he graduated with a master's degree in computer science from Boston University.

## Career
### Before Linden Lab

Before joining Linden Lab, Ondrejka served as Project Leader and Lead Programmer for Pacific Coast Power and Light, where he helped to develop Road Rash 64 and built a core technology team to deliver titles to the Nintendo 64 and Sony PlayStation consoles. Prior to 2000, Ondrejka also worked for the Department of Defense and the National Security Agency.

### Linden Lab (2000-2007)

Ondrejka joined San Francisco-based Linden Lab in 2000 and was the fourth employee retained by the company. During his tenure at Linden Lab (2000–2007), Ondrejka was chiefly responsible for the development of the Linden Scripting Language, and reportedly spearheaded Linden Lab's initiatives in favor of user intellectual property rights and open source code.
Ondrejka departed Linden Lab in 2007, a move initially rumoured in the virtual world blog Massively and subsequently confirmed in CNET and by numerous other sources following an official statement. Ondrejka's departure, which former Linden Lab Chief Executive Officer Philip Rosedale characterized in a BBC interview as amicable "differences... about how to run the company and how best we organise ourselves as a company going forward", was a source of controversy and speculation in the media and blogosphere.

### After Linden Lab

In 2008, Ondrejka was recruited to join EMI with the title of senior vice-president of digital strategy. Digital business president Douglas Merrill commented on Ondrejka's appointment that, Ondrejka's experience in building virtual environments will be valuable to EMI in creating "new digital communities for fans and artists", specifically with a view to enabling people to find and engage with musical content.
In November 2010 Ondrejka was hired by Facebook, which also acquired the assets of a startup he cofounded in April 2010, Walletin. He got the title of engineering director. In 2011 he became the director of mobile engineering.

## In Second Life

Ondrejka was known in Second Life as "Cory Linden," and created an avatar to appear in the 3D world as the Flying Spaghetti Monster. His activities in the world were characterized by Wagner James Au as "puckish" and playfully anarchic, often to the benefit of newbies.
# Millmoor Juniors F.C. Ladies

Millmoor Juniors Ladies Football Club is an English women's football club based in Kimberworth, Rotherham, South Yorkshire. The club currently play in the North East Regional Women's Football League Southern Division.
# Milton W. Hopkins

Milton William Hopkins (1 August 1789 - 24 April 1844) was an American portrait painter in the folk art tradition.

## Biography

He was born in Harwinton, Connecticut, one of the eight children of Hezekiah and Eunice Hopkins. In 1800, when he was eleven, the family moved to Clinton, New York, but by 1807 he was back in Connecticut, where he married Abigail Pollard of Guilford, with whom he had a son. She died in 1817. He then married Almira Adkins (1794-1861) and moved to Evans Mills, New York. They eventually had nine children, of whom five survived to maturity. During this time, it appears that he was primarily occupied in farming.
In 1823, he and his family moved to Newport, New York. The following year, he placed an advertisement in that city's newspaper (the Patriot) offering his services in house and sign painting, gilding, glazing and chair-making. He also sold painting supplies and apparently served for a brief period as a captain on a canal boat. Soon, however, he appeared in Richmond, Virginia, where he promoted himself as an instructor for women in theorem stencil, popularly known as "Poonah painting". It is likely that he was also employed as an assistant at a local women's art academy that taught painting on velvet and other fancy work.
He returned to New York in 1829. Four years later, he advertised himself as an art teacher and portrait painter. His first known work, a portrait of an unidentified man, dates from that year. Although it has not been firmly established, he may have been acquainted with, and possibly took some lessons from Ammi Phillips, an itinerant portrait painter who was from the same part of Connecticut.
He moved to Ohio in 1836; first to Cleveland, then to Williamsburg near Cincinnati, where he purchased a farm. Soon after, he was apparently exposed to Academic style portrait painting and his faces became more detailed. An advertisement in the Daily Ohio Statesman from 1839 indicates that he had a studio in Columbus, but a few years later he was evidently working in the South; notably in Mississippi. He was strongly opposed to slavery, so this may have been connected to his work with the Underground Railroad. He was also involved in the Temperance Movement and the Anti-Masonic Party, although he had once been a Mason himself. In addition to his self-promotion, he made many professional contacts through his active participation in the Presbyterian Church.
His last signed work dates from 1841. He was back in Cincinnati by 1843 and once again began advertising his services. He died there of pneumonia the following year. His works are occasionally confused with those of Noah North, who worked in some of the same areas and may have been apprenticed to Hopkins at some point.
# Corgatha semipardata

Corgatha semipardata is a species of moth of the family Erebidae. It is found in Borneo and Peninsular Malaysia.
# Cornelia Bouhon

Cornelia Bouhon (1757–1823) was a Dutch stage actress, ballet dancer and opera singer for 30 years (1766–1797). She was known for her roles as the young heroine.

## Life

Bouhon was the second child born to two actors Johannes Bouhon and Cornelia Ghijben and was baptized in Amsterdam. She was the granddaughter of actress Elisabeth Mooij. Cornelia appeared on stage with her brother Johannes when they were young children. "Her earliest known performance was on 20 September 1766 in the Amsterdamse Schouwburg: the eight-year-old Cornelia Bouhon and her ten-year-old brother Johannes danced a hornpipe." In November, the siblings played in a comedy with divertissements (musical diversions). In the following years, the children were featured on stage multiple times as dancers or in children's roles, often featured on posters as "the children of Mr. Bouhon." During the 1767 season, Cornelia was paid two guilders for each performance. She was active as a ballet dancer until 1778. She also performed as an opera singer and a stage actor, often with her mother, Cornelia Ghijben who was paid very well and was a highly acclaimed performer.
Cornelia Bouhon was "with her extraordinarily beautiful figure" and "graceful and charming demeanor" named "the most beautiful of the stage" (Galante Leeven). She danced and sang coquettish subretto roles in operettas and vocal plays. She also acted in theater plays, according to an overview of the Amsterdam troupe in 1772. When the Schouwburg Theater burned down in 1772, the family moved to a new theater in Rotterdam until the Schouwburg could be reopened in 1774. Bouhon was active as a dancer until 1778, and then performed as an actor in "the roles as youthful heroines".
In 1797, Cornelia Bouhon was dismissed from the Amsterdamse Schouwburg. Two years later she was working for the travelling theatre company of Ward Bingley. How long she remained associated with that company is not known.
She never married and died on 15 April 1823 at the age of 65.
# Hamid Olimjon (Tashkent Metro)

Hamid Olimjon is a station of the Tashkent Metro on Chilonzor Line. This station is named after poet Hamid Olimjon. The station vault type with two underground vestibules. It was opened on 18 August 1980 as part of the second section of Chilonzor Line, between October inkilobi and Maksim Gor'kiy.
On the station platform 9 luminaire made of white marble and glazes are mounted (painter I. Lipen).
# Correbidia notata

Correbidia notata is a moth of the subfamily Arctiinae. It was described by Arthur Gardiner Butler in 1878. It is found in the Amazon region.
# Correbidia calopteridia

Correbidia calopteridia is a moth of the subfamily Arctiinae. It was described by Arthur Gardiner Butler in 1878. It is found in Pará, Brazil.
# Corvina (disambiguation)

Corvina is a wine grape variety.
Corvina may also refer to:

## Organizations

Corvina Kiadó [hu] is a Hungarian publishing house

## Fish

* Cilus gilberti, a marine fish of the family Sciaenidae, native to the Pacific coast of South America
* Cynoscion othonopterus, or Gulf corvina, native to the Gulf of California
* Cynoscion parvipinnis
* Cynoscion stolzmanni or yellowtail corvina, a species of fish of the genus Cynoscion
* Isopisthus parvipinnis, a species of fish native to the Atlantic and Caribbean from Brazil to Costa Rica
* Isopisthus remifer
* Larimichthys polyactis or the yellow corvina, another fish, native to the Pacific coast of Asia
# Cotelo

Cotelo is a surname. Notable people with the name include:
* Emiliano Cotelo (born 1958), Uruguayan journalist and radio personality
* Mario Cotelo (born 1975), Spanish retired professional footballer
* Ruben Cotelo (1930–2006), Uruguayan writer, journalist and literary critic
* Valeria Cotelo (born 1984), Argentine women's international footballer
# Cost of recycling computers

The Cost of recycling computers might refer to:
* Computer recycling
* Electronic waste
# Cost of living (disambiguation)

Cost of living is an economic concept.
Cost of living may also refer to:

## Books

* The Cost of Living, a 1999 book by Arundhati Roy
* The Cost of Living: A Working Autobiography, a 2018 book by Deborah Levy
* Cost of Living (play), a 2016 play by Martyna Majok

## Film, television and radio

* The Cost of Living (2004 film), a film by DV8
* The Cost of Living (2003 film), a French film
* "Cost of Living" (Star Trek: The Next Generation), a 1992 episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation
* "The Cost of Living" (Lost), a 2006 episode of Lost
* "The Cost of Living" (CSI: NY episode)
* The Cost of Living (radio show), a business/economics news radio show on the CBC Radio One network beginning in 2019.

## Music

* The Cost of Living, a 1980s band that included Matthew Caws and Daniel Lorca, who would later form Nada Surf

### Albums

* The Cost of Living (EP), a 1979 EP by the Clash
* Cost of Living (Downtown Boys album) (2017)
* The Cost of Living (The Static Age album)
* Cost of Living (Rick Wakeman album) (1983)
* The Cost of Living (Jason Webley album) (2007)
* Cost of Living, a 2005 album by Delbert McClinton
* The Cost of Living, a song by jazz pianist Don Grolnick, on Michael Brecker's first album Michael Brecker (album)

### Songs

* "Cost of Livin'", a 2011 song by Ronnie Dunn
* "The Cost of Living", a 1966 song by The Downliners Sect
# Countrypärlor 2

Countrypärlor 2 is a 2012 Mona Gustafsson studio album. The album mostly consists of country cover songs, but also the own-composed song "Som ljuset på min jord", which was also released as a single in late 2011, and scored successes at the Internet-based chart Pop i topp where it stayed for 10 weeks.

## Track listing

* Blame it on Your Lyin' Heart
* Crying Time
* Yellow Roses
* Tennessee Waltz
* Som ljuset på min jord
* Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain
* If You Love Me Let Me Know
* Forget Me Not
* Let Your Love Flow
* Your Cheatin' Heart
* Every Little Thing
# Cosa siamo diventati

Cosa siamo diventati (transl. "What we have become") is the third studio album by the Italian singer-songwriter Diodato. It was released on 27 January 2017 by Carosello Records.
The album peaked at number 48 on the Italian Albums Chart.

## Charts

Weekly chart performance for Cosa siamo diventati :
| Chart (2017) | Peak position |
| Italian Albums (FIMI) | 48 |
# Hampton Beach State Park

Hampton Beach State Park is a 50-acre (20 ha) state park in the community of Hampton Beach, New Hampshire, United States. It is located on the southeastern edge of New Hampshire on a peninsula where the Hampton River meets the Atlantic Ocean. Ocean Boulevard (New Hampshire Route 1A) forms the western edge of the park.
The park has a large beach with lifeguards, playground, an amphitheater, public information services, public restrooms, pavilion, comfort station and first aid. Activities in the park include swimming, fishing, picnicking, and RV camping with full hook-ups in the campground.
# Handball at the 1992 Summer Olympics – Women's team squads

The following squads and players competed in the women's handball tournament at the 1992 Summer Olympics.

## Austria

The following players represented Austria:
* Barbara Strass
* Edith Matei
* Iris Morhammer
* Jasna Kolar-Merdan
* Jadranka Jez
* Karin Prokop
* Kerstin Jönßon
* Liliana Topea
* Marianna Racz
* Nataliya Rusnachenko
* Nicole Peissl
* Stanka Bozovic
* Slavica Djukić
* Teresa Zurowski

## Germany

The following players represented Germany:
* Andrea Bölk
* Andrea Stolletz
* Anja Krüger
* Bianca Urbanke
* Birgit Wagner
* Carola Ciszewski
* Eike Bram
* Elena Leonte
* Gabriele Palme
* Kerstin Mühlner
* Michaela Erler
* Rita Köster
* Sabine Adamik
* Silke Fittinger
* Silvia Schmitt
* Sybille Gruner

## Nigeria

The following players represented Nigeria:
* Agustina Nkechi Abi
* Angela Ajodo
* Barbara Diribe
* Bridget Yamala Egwolosan
* Chiaka Lauretta Ihebom
* Eunice Idausa
* Immaculate Nwaogu
* Justina Akpulo
* Justina Anyiam
* Mary Ihedioha
* Mary Nwachukwu
* Mary Soronadi
* Ngozi Opara
* Auta Olivia Sana
* Uzoma Azuka
* Victoria Umunna

## Norway

The following players represented Norway:
* Hege Kirsti Frøseth
* Tonje Sagstuen
* Hanne Hogness
* Heidi Sundal
* Susann Goksør
* Cathrine Svendsen
* Mona Dahle
* Siri Eftedal
* Henriette Henriksen
* Ingrid Steen
* Karin Pettersen
* Annette Skotvoll
* Kristine Duvholt
* Heidi Tjugum

## South Korea

The following players represented South Korea:
* Cha Jae-Kyung
* Han Hyun-Sook
* Han Sun-Hee
* Hong Jeong-ho
* Jang Ri-Ra
* Kim Hwa-Sook
* Lee Ho-Youn
* Lee Mi-Young
* Lim O-Kyeong
* Min Hye-Sook
* Moon Hyang-Ja
* Nam Eun-Young
* Oh Sung-Ok
* Park Jeong-Lim
* Park Kap-Sook

## Spain

The following players represented Spain:
* Amaia Ugartamendía
* Blanca Martín-Calero
* Cristina Gómez
* Dolores Ruiz
* Esperanza Tercero
* Karmele Makazaga
* Eugenia Sánchez
* Mercedes Fuertes
* Montserrat Marin
* Montse Puche
* Paloma Arranz
* Raquel Vizcaíno
* Rita Hernández
* Begoña Sánchez

## Unified Team

The following players represented the Unified Team:
* Natalya Anisimova
* Maryna Bazhanova
* Svetlana Bogdanova
* Galina Borzenkova
* Natalya Deryugina
* Tatyana Dzhandzhgava
* Lyudmila Gudz
* Elina Guseva
* Tetyana Horb
* Larisa Kiselyova
* Natalya Morskova
* Galina Onopriyenko
* Svetlana Pryakhina

## United States

The following players represented the United States:
* Sharon Cain
* Kim Clarke
* Laura Coenen
* Laurie Fellner
* Sam Jones
* Portia Lack
* Dannette Leininger
* Pat Neder
* Karyn Palgut
* Carol Peterka
* Angie Raynor
* Barbara Schaaf
* Cindy Stinger
# Hallalhotsoot

Hallalhotsoot, also Hal-hal-tlos-tsot or "Lawyer" (c. 1797–1876) was a leader of the Niimíipu (Nez Perce) and among its most famous, after Chief Joseph. He was the son of Twisted Hair, who welcomed and befriended the exhausted Lewis and Clark Expedition in 1805. His mother was a Flathead woman. Lawyer learned the languages of his parents and knew some English.
His name appears as early as 1836 in a meeting with Marcus Whitman, and received the nickname "Lawyer" for his eloquence. He served as a guide for Whitman.
After a group of missionaries arrived at Whitman Mission Station in Waiilatpu in 1838, Lawyer taught Asa Bowen Smith the Nez Perce language, from which Smith developed a grammar and dictionary entitled Grammar of the Language of the Nez Perces Indians. Two missionary couples—Cushing and Myra Eels and Elkanah and Mary Richardson Walker—were going to be stationed with the Spokane people. Lawyer helped them learn their language, which was similar to that of the Flatheads.
In 1855, he took part in the Walla Walla Council and signed the Treaty of Stevens. This obtained for him a reservation to the greater part of his territory, between the Clearwater and Salmon rivers.
After gold was discovered in Pierce in 1860, Lawyer agreed to new cessions of land in the Treaty of 1863, in 1868, which Old Joseph (c.1785–1871) did not accept and considered it a betrayal. Therefore, in 1872, Hallalhotsoot was displaced by Chief Joseph as the only head of the tribe.
Lawyer Creek in north central Idaho, a tributary of the Clearwater River, is named for him. It carved the 300-foot (90 m) deep Lawyer's Canyon, between Ferdinand and Craigmont, and flows east to its mouth at Kamiah. He died in Kamiah and is buried at its Nikesa Cemetery at the Presbyterian church, where he was an elder.
# Hammermøllen

Hammermøllen was a set of water mills at Hellebæk, Denmark.

## History

The first mill on the site was built in 1576, but it was only linked to weapons production from 1601, when the gun foundry was built nearby. It was used to power the Kronborg weapons factory. It then produced weapons until 1870, peaking in the 18th century, when the factory employed 200 men and produced 6000 guns a year.
The mill has two water wheels, one of which drives two pairs of bellows - providing air for the forge - the other driving two hammers, under which the barrels of the guns were forged. The river was first dammed here in the 16th century immediately before the construction of the first mill, providing energy to industrial production until 1976, initially to produce guns then (from 1873 onwards, when the Hellebæk Klædefabrik took it over) clothing. It was only at the end of the 18th century that the ponds system there was fully developed, with 27 dammed pools.
After the factory closed in 1976, Hammermøllen became a cultural hub for the region and it now houses a museum with a model of Hellebæk in 1823, a blacksmith's shop and an exhibition of weapons. In 1991, the Hellebæk-Aalsgaard Regional History Archive moved to Hammermøllen.
# County Hall, Glenfield

County Hall is a municipal building on Leicester Road (the A50) in Glenfield, Leicestershire. It is the headquarters of Leicestershire County Council.

## History

In the first half of the 20th century, meetings of Leicestershire County Council were held at the Assembly Rooms in Hotel Street, Leicester, while County Offices were established at No.1 Grey Friars in Leicester in 1936. After deciding that this arrangement was inadequate for their needs, county leaders chose to procure a new county headquarters: the site they selected at Glenfield had previously been open land which they considered was a more economical solution than a city centre site.
Construction on the new building began in spring 1965. It was designed by the in-house architectural team in the Brutalist style, was built at a cost of £1.4 million and was completed in November 1967. The design for the five-storey building involved continuous bands of glazing with concrete panelling above and below: a concrete mural depicting the River Soar by Tony Hollaway was unveiled at that time. An extension to accommodate a computer suite opened in 1970, and the Rutland Building extension was completed in 1974. The principal room was the council chamber which was panelled with Japanese teak and Bombay rosewood.
Queen Elizabeth II made an official visit to County Hall during a tour of Leicestershire, on 17 November 1989. A memorial to commemorate local people from the county who had died since the Second World War was unveiled on 9 November 2012: the memorial, entitled "Stand Easy", was designed by Kenny Hunter from Glasgow and comprised four bronze statues which were modelled on soldiers from Welbeck Defence Sixth Form College.
Works of art in the building include a painting by John Ferneley depicting the Melton Mowbray Horse Fair. The building also contains a large collection of modern art collected by a former director of education, Stewart C. Mason.
The Lord-Lieutenant's Young Person of the Year Awards are held annually at County Hall.
# Costume museum

Costume museum may refer to:
* Costume Museum of Canada
* Costume Museum (Kastoria)
Other costume museums:
* Centre National du Costume de Scene, France
* Devonshire Collection of Period Costume, England
* Korea Museum of Modern Costume
* Museum of Ayrshire Country Life and Costume, Scotland
* Museum of the History of the Greek Costume, Greece
* National Museum of Costume, Scotland
* National Museum of Costume and Fashion, Portugal
# Hakaniemenranta

Hakaniemenranta (Swedish: Hagnäskajen) is a street on the Siltavuorensalmi shore in central Helsinki, Finland. The street belongs to two separate districts: the western part belongs to Hakaniemi in Kallio, while the eastern part belongs to the Merihaka residential area in Sörnäinen.

## History

The original name of the street since 1908 was Hagnäsin rantakatu after the Swedish name of the Hakaniemi district. In the next year it was renamed Hakaniemen rantakatu. The street got its current name in 1928.
After the street Sörnäisten rantatie was widened into a larger street leading to the Itäväylä highway in the early 1960s, Hakaniemenranta also became part of the passage leading from Itäväylä to the city centre over the Pitkäsilta bridge. The other connection from Itäväylä to the city centre leads via the Hakaniemi bridge built at the same time and the Pohjoisranta street. Hakaniemenranta still has four lanes even though traffic on it has significantly decreased today.
* Hakaniemenranta seen from the other side of the strait from Kruununhaka in 1973.

## Projects

In the 2020s, tram tracks will be built on Hakaniemenranta as part of the Kruunusillat project between the Helsinki Central Station and Laajasalo. A bridge about 400 metres long will be built from the Kulttuurisauna building at the eastern end of the street to the Nihti island. Siltavuorensalmi will be partly filled with reclaimed land, and a hotel and new 7-floor apartment buildings will be built along Hakaniemenranta. There are plans for apartments for about 1250 inhabitants along the street. The Hakaniemi bridge will be replaced with a new bridge, which will connect to the Hakaniemenranta street on the same level, eliminating the current ramp connections.
Two tram stops will be built on the street, one to the western end at the Hakaniemi market square and one in front of the Merihaka area. The market square stop will serve as a temporary terminus for the first two years of traffic, and the connection to the central station will be opened in the second phase of the project.
# Han i Hotit

Han i Hotit (Albanian definite form: Hani i Hotit) is a location in northwestern part of Albania where a border crossing point between Albania and Montenegro is situated.
# Halovibrio salipaludis

Halovibrio salipaludis is a Gram-negative, aerobic, halophilic and motile bacterium from the genus of Halovibrio which has been isolated from saline-alkaline wetland soil from Binhai.
# Halcón ML-63

The ML-63 is a submachine gun manufactured by the Buenos Aires-based Halcon corporation.

## Overview

The ML-63 is chambered in 9mm Parabellum and is fed from a 30-round magazine. The ML-63 also came with a fixed wooden stock, which appears to be based primarily on the MAT-49 Submachine Gun. An integrally suppressed version was also made. A number of ML-63 submachine guns were found by the British during the Falklands War in 1982.
# Coulombs, Calvados

Coulombs is a former commune in the Calvados department in the Normandy region in northwestern France. On 1 January 2017, it was merged into the new commune Moulins en Bessin.