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# Shobha Abhyankar

Dr. Shobha Abhyankar (1946–2014) was an Indian musicologist and teacher of the Mewati Gharana. She is known for having taught many Hindustani Classical vocalists, like her son, Sanjeev Abhyankar

## Biography

Shobha Abhyankar was born in 1946 in Pune, India. She married Vijay Abhyankar with whom she had two sons.
She earned her M.Sc. in Biochemistry from Pune University. She completed an M.A. in Music from SNDT Women's University, where she placed first. She also completed a Ph.D. in Music on the topic of Marathi bhavgeet.
She trained in music for decades with Pt. Gangadharbuwa Pimpalkhare, Pt. V. R. Athavale, and Pt. Jasraj. Consequently, she is regarded as a member of the Mewati Gharana with background in Gwalior gayaki and Agra gayaki.
Abhyankar had been affiliated with Lalit Kala Kendra, Pune University, and SNDT Women's University as a music scholar and guru.
Abhyankar has taught many students across Maharashtra who have earned international and national awards and scholarships. Her most notable disciples include Sanjeev Abhyankar (her son) and Sandeep Ranade.
Abhyankar died on October 17, 2014, after suffering from cancer.

## Awards and recognition

* "Ganahira" Award
* Vasant Desai Award
* Pt. N. D. Kashalkar Award
* Pt. V. D. Paluskar Award
* "Raag Rishi" Award for Outstanding Work as a Guru
# Roman-Sardinian Wars

The Roman-Sardinian Wars (Latin: Bellum Sardum) were a series of conflicts in Sardinia between the 3rd century BC and the 1st century AD. These wars pitted the Roman Republic and later the Roman Empire against the major Sardinian tribes: the Ilienses (later Ioles or Diagesbes), the Balares and the Corsi (located in today's Gallura), in a struggle for control of the coastal cities.
The island, especially the mountainous interior (also known as Barbaria, "land of the Barbarians"), was never completely pacified by the Romans. In contrast, the coasts, known as Romania ("land of the Romans"), were significantly influenced by the Romans during their centuries of dominion. The Roman presence was eventuallyu eroded by the arrival of the Vandals; however, these new invaders were likewise unable to take control of the interior and consequently settled in the coastal cities for at least 80 years. The Byzantines then arrived in Sardinia, struggling with the peoples of Barbaria for a period, before finally signing a peace treaty with Hospiton, chief of the Ilienses.
# Roberto Delgado & Orquesta

Roberto Delgado & Orquesta is a Panamanian salsa orchestra based in Panama City. The band leader is Roberto Delgado. The band has released five studio albums and since the release of the album La Rosa de los Vientos (1996) by singer-songwriter Rubén Blades, the ensemble became his backing band for most of his projects. Following albums included Son de Panamá (2015), which was awarded the Latin Grammy Award for Best Salsa Album and the Grammy Award for Best Tropical Latin Album, and Salsa Big Band (2017), which was awarded the Latin Grammy Award for Best Salsa Album and Album of the Year, and the Grammy Award for Best Tropical Latin Album.

## Band members

* Roberto Delgado; musical director, producer, arranger, bass and backing vocals
* Juan Berna; piano
* Marcos Barraza; congas and backing vocals
* Carlos Pérez-Bidó; timbales and backing vocals
* Raúl "Toto" Rivera; bongó, güiro, maracas and campana
* Ademir Berrocal; drums, bongó, campana and backing vocals
* Luis Enrique Becerra; keyboard and backing vocals
* Juan Carlos "Wichy" López; trumpet
* Alejandro "Chichisín" Castillo; trumpet and trombone
* Francisco Delvecchio; trombone
* Avenicio "Pin" Núñez; trombone
* Idígoras Bethancourt; trombone
* Carlos Ubarte; baritone saxophone

## Discography

* Rubén Blades presenta a Roberto Delgado (1996)
* Roberto Delgado & Orquesta (2004)
* Roberto Delgado y su Orquesta... En Vivo (2008)
* Son de Panamá (2015)
* Salsa Big Band (2017)
* SALSWING! (2021)
* SALSA PLUS! (2021)
* SWING! (2021)

## Awards and nominations
### Grammy Awards

The Grammy Awards are awarded annually by the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences in the United States. The orchestra has received two awards.
| Year | Nominee / work | Award | Result |
| 2016 | Son de Panamá | Best Tropical Latin Album | Won |
| 2018 | Salsa Big Band | Best Tropical Latin Album | Won |
| 2021 | SALSWING! | Best Tropical Latin Album | Won |

### Latin Grammy Awards

The Latin Grammy Awards are awarded annually by the Latin Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences in the United States. The orchestra has received five awards from six nominations.
| Year | Nominee / work | Award | Result |
| 2015 | Son de Panamá | Album of the Year | Nominated |
| 2015 | Son de Panamá | Best Salsa Album | Won |
| 2017 | Salsa Big Band | Album of the Year | Won |
| 2017 | Salsa Big Band | Best Salsa Album | Won |
| 2021 | SALSWING! | Album of the Year | Won |
| 2021 | SALSA PLUS! | Best Salsa Album | Won |
# SongVest

SongVest is an American company that operates an online platform for buying and selling music royalties and other royalty assets. It provides a centralized online marketplace where royalty owners can sell their future payments to investors.

## History

Sean Peace and David Prohaska launched SongVest in October 2008 with an initial aim of auctioning small portions of the royalties of 18 songs, recorded by artists including Cher, Garth Brooks, and Aerosmith, to fans as memorabilia. The business plan was to collect commissions from buyer and seller at the time of sale, after which SongVest would handle the royalty payments to the buyers. The songs included "(Theme from) The Monkees" and Brooks' "Friends in Low Places." The official launch followed a test auction in 2007 that had taken in $25,000 for one-quarter interests in two songs by the band Stryper.
In 2011 Peace expanded on the idea, co-founding Royalty Exchange with Reggie Calloway and Wilson Owens to offer royalty shares in music and other properties to accredited investors on a larger scale.
The initial iteration of SongVest closed down in December 2013, but Peace continued with Royalty Exchange until October 2015. He re-launched SongVest in 2020. SongVest conducts due diligence and financial analysis of the music royalty opportunities it plans to offer, then lists the opportunities on its website. Registered users can bid on the opportunities when they go live. SongVest then provides closing paperwork and notifies the organizations that pay the royalties of the auction results.
SongVest's notable auctions have extended beyond music, to include memorabilia, comedy albums, and NFTs.
In 2021 SongVest added an advance auction platform that created a new financing opportunity for artists and songwriters, enabling these rights holders to lock in a low internal rate of return, retain ownership of their copyright, and retain a buyback option.
SongVest auctions current as of summer 2021 included the writer's share of hits by Flo Rida and catalogs that include songs recorded by Cardi B, Notorious B.I.G, Travis Scott, Busta Rhymes, Mariah Carey, Onyx, and Sister Hazel.

## Notable Auctions

* Michael Jackson: In December 2010 SongVest auctioned memorabilia from Michael Jackson and John Lennon.
* Rudy Ray Moore: On 30 July 2020 SongVest auctioned the master recordings of the comedy albums of Rudy Ray Moore, best known for his Dolemite persona.
* Pac-Man Fever: In April 2021 SongVest brokered its first NFT auction, consisting of five NFT versions of Jerry Buckner's "NiFTy Fever", an updated take on the 1980s Buckner & Garcia hit "Pac-Man Fever."
# Hume Nisbet

James Hume Nisbet (8 August 1849 – 4 June 1923) was a Scottish-born novelist and artist. Many of his thrillers are set in Australia.

## Youth

Nisbet was born in Stirling, Scotland and received special artistic training, and was educated under the Rev. Dr. Culross (later of Bristol College) up to the age of fifteen.
At 16 years of age he went to Australia and stayed about seven years, during which he travelled to Tasmania, New Zealand, and the South Sea Islands, painting, sketching, writing poetry and stories, and making notes for future work. He spent one year of the period acquiring theatrical experience at the Theatre Royal, Melbourne, under the actor Richard Stewart.

## Painting

Nisbet returned to London in 1872, and spent some time in studying and copying pictures in the National Gallery and in South Kensington. At the end of the next year he went back to Scotland and devoted himself to art, with an occasional lapse into literature. For eight years he was art master of the Watt Institution and School of Art, Edinburgh. He travelled in Australia and New Guinea again during 1886, and paid a further visit to Australia in 1895. He had studied painting under Sam Bough, R. S. A., but he does not appear to have had any success. He speaks with bitterness of this in a volume called Where Art Begins, which he published in 1892.
Among his best-known paintings are "Eve's first Moonrise," "The Flying Dutchman," "The Dream of Sardanapalus," four pictures of "The Ancient Mariner," and "The Battle of Dunbar."

## Writing

Nisbet devoted most of his time to writing. He produced many volumes of verse, books on art and fiction. Several of his novels are coloured by his Australian experiences and appear to have had some success. Miller in his Australian Literature lists about 40 novels published between 1888 and 1905. During the next 10 years he published a few more books, including Hathor and Other Poems, which appeared as the first volume of his poetic and dramatic works in 1905. There was another edition in 1908.
Many of Nisbet's volumes were of ghost stories. These include Paths of the Dead (1899), Stories Weird and Wonderful (1900), and The Haunted Station (1894) whose title story (about a haunted property or "station" in the Australian Outback) has often been reprinted.
Nisbet was a member of the Yorick Club, London, and a friend of Philip Mennell. Nisbet died in Eastbourne, Sussex, England on 4 June 1923.
# Vivian Naefe

Vivian Naefe (born 21 March 1953) is a German film director. Her films include the Wild Chicks series (based on novels by Cornelia Funke), Waves (based on the novel Wellen by Eduard von Keyserling), and two episodes of the police procedural television series Tatort.

## Selected filmography

* Tatort – "Blutiger Asphalt" (1995, TV series episode)
* Four for Venice (1998)
* Tatort – "Kleine Diebe" (2000, TV series episode)
* Waves (2005, TV film)
* Wild Chicks (2006)
* Wild Chicks in Love (2007)
* The Wild Chicks and Life (2009)
* Das Quartett (2019–22, four episodes of TV series)
# Shirayuri University

Shirayuri University (白百合女子大学, Shirayuri Joshi Daigaku) is a Catholic Japanese women's university in Chōfu, Tokyo. The university comprises four Departments of Literature and a graduate school. This all-female institution is well known as Shirayuri Women's University, although its official name is Shirayuri College. It is a research and liberal arts college. It was formed by three nuns and a priest from France.

## History

Shirayuri University traces its origin to the Convent of Saint Paul Chartre, which was founded in a small village in France at the end of the 17th century. Ever since its founding the sisterhood, with its headquarters in Rome, has taken service and education as its mission and has devoted itself to education and welfare activities all over the world.
Activities in Japan began with the arrival of three French nuns in Hakodate, in 1878, with an ardent mission to establish a convent. Three years later, a school was founded in Kanda, Tokyo, beginning the groundwork for Shirayuri Gakuen. In 1965, the present Shirayuri College, a four-year institution, was established.
Since then, the college has been lauded for expanding and enhancing the curricula and facilities to include a graduate school for each the four departments, enriching the program and providing an education based on the spirit of Catholicism.

## School mission

The president of the university mentions that the school's goal is "to pursue truth, polish their [student's] intellect, learn to empathize with other, know the joys of serving others and deepen their awareness of the true beauty of all the natural things and happenings which surround them."

## School system

The university can be a continuation of Shirayuri Pre-school, Shirayuri Elementary School, and Shirayuri Middle/High School. Students can first enter Shirayuri Pre-school and continue their education till graduating the university (20% of the students stay till college). Many begin their Shirayuri education in the university.

## Quality of education

Although the university is famous for its title, Shirayuri Pre-school to High School is evidently famous for its high level which competes with top-level schools in Japan.
Shirayuri boasts their high-level courses and offers:
* Japanese Literature Major
* French
* English
* Children's Literature/Culture
* Children's Literature
* Psychology
* Research School (Graduate school): co-ed
* Developmental Psychology
* Foreign Language/Literature, etc.

## Culture

The emblem depicts a fleur-de-lys holding a sword. Since it is a French-related mission school, the Sister who takes care of the college is referred to by the students as 'Masul' or "Ma Soeur" (i.e., " My Sister" in French).
It is a very small school with homeroom classes that are led by the Sisters. Although there is a strong impression that it is a school for upper-class girls, it could be seen as a place where classes and good manners are taught strictly rather than as a place where children of wealthy families flock. Since the campus transferred in 1965, it owns modern school buildings and a chapel.
Their sister school is Sendai Shirayuri Women's College.
# José Luis Murature

José Luis Murature (27 January 1876 – 15 September 1929) was an Argentine lawyer, journalist, professor and foreign minister of Argentina from 1914 to 1916.
Born in Buenos Aires, the son of José P. Murature and Dolores Legarrete, he was educated at the Colegio Nacional de Buenos Aires and the University of Buenos Aires. Murature was awarded the degree of Doctor of Laws in 1898. He was later a member of the staff of La Nación newspaper in Buenos Aires, rising to Managing Editor.
Murature taught in the Military School, where he held the professorship from 1905 to 1914, and from 1914 to 1916, he acted as the Foreign Minister of Argentina. He died in Hamburg, Germany, on 15 September 1929.
# Romance tours

Romance tours are tours that men take in search of a relationship, girlfriend or even a marriage. In some such tours, the men and potential brides interact in brief parties arranged by the hosting company.
A large number of romance tours take place every year throughout the world. Romance tours first began in Russia and CIS, but have recently moved into other parts of the world such as South America. Tours also take place in many parts of Asia.
Once couples have met on a romance tour, an agency arranges "one on one" dates between the man and the women he found most compatible. The ultimate goal of the tour is for the man to find a compatible wife.
Romance tours are just one part of the mail-order bride business, which may also include catalogs, CD-ROMs and the Internet. The traditional romance tour, seen by some as superficial, is being somewhat replaced by the internet as technology evolves. However, the two are closely linked as a man eventually has to meet his prospective wife using a well-organized method of meeting and dating.
Romance tours should not be confused with sex tourism, because the ultimate goal of a sex tourist is usually not marriage.
# Heliura balia

Heliura balia is a moth of the subfamily Arctiinae. It was described by George Hampson in 1898. It is found in Honduras.
# Woori CBV Securities Corporation

Woori CBV Securities Corporation (formerly known as Bien Viet Securities) is Vietnam provider of financial and investment services. Woori CBV has been well known as the first and largest provider of Vietnam’s financial market indexes and economic indicators. Vietnam Securities Indexes is the first equity index that composes all stocks listed on the two exchanges in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City. Vietnam Finance Indexes family is the first family of Vietnam finance indexes to be sponsored and introduced by Bloomberg to global financial institutions. The index system developed by Woori CBV is the world's largest index family for Vietnam with over 450 equity indexes, 50 fixed income indexes, and over 50 indexes in other categories. The company's most known indexes include Vietnam Securities Indexes, Vietnam Bond Indexes, Vietnam Investor Confidence Index, VND Index, Vietnam Consumer Confidence Index.

## Shareholder

Woori CBV Securities Corporation is a company of Woori Financial Group, Korea's largest bank and financial group.
# Indentation size effect

The indentation size effect (ISE) is the observation that hardness tends to increase as the indent size decreases at small scales. When an indent (any small mark, but usually made with a special tool) is created during material testing, the hardness of the material is not constant. At the small scale, materials will actually be harder than at the macro-scale. For the conventional indentation size effect, the smaller the indentation, the larger the difference in hardness. The effect has been seen through nanoindentation and microindentation measurements at varying depths. Dislocations increase material hardness by increasing flow stress through dislocation blocking mechanisms. Materials contain statistically stored dislocations (SSD) which are created by homogeneous strain and are dependent upon the material and processing conditions. Geometrically necessary dislocations (GND) on the other hand are formed, in addition to the dislocations statistically present, to maintain continuity within the material.
These additional geometrically necessary dislocations (GND) further increase the flow stress in the material and therefore the measured hardness. Theory suggests that plastic flow is impacted by both strain and the size of the strain gradient experienced in the material. Smaller indents have higher strain gradients relative to the size of the plastic zone and therefore have a higher measured hardness in some materials.
For practical purposes this effect means that hardness in the low micro and nano regimes cannot be directly compared if measured using different loads. However, the benefit of this effect is that it can be used to measure the effects of strain gradients on plasticity. Several new plasticity models have been developed using data from indentation size effect studies, which can be applied to high strain gradient situations such as thin films.
# Kowloon Tsai Park

Kowloon Tsai Park is a park located in the Kowloon Tsai area of New Kowloon in Hong Kong. It lies within the Kowloon City District and opened on 5 June 1964.

## History

In the 1950s, the area was used as a borrow area to supply fill for the extension of the nearby Kai Tak Airport runway. The Urban Council commissioned architecture firm Leigh and Orange to draw up plans for the redevelopment of this area of "barren hills and waste lands" as a new recreational area for the citizens of Kowloon. The first phase of the new park opened in 1964.
The Kowloon Tsai Swimming Pool, the first in Kowloon, was funded by the Royal Hong Kong Jockey Club and also opened in 1964. Originally, the pool was not open in the evening because it sat under the airport flight path, hence the Civil Aviation Department would not agree on the use of outdoor floodlighting there.

## Features

The park consists of three football fields (2 artificial grass and 1 natural grass), two basketball courts, two 7-a-side football courts, one public swimming pool, two tennis courts, a Bauhinia Garden and children's playgrounds.
Kowloon Tsai Sports Ground is located within the park. It consists of an international standard football field, running tracks and a spectator stand with bathroom facilities. The grandstand seats 1,216.
The Kowloon Tsai Swimming Pool was the first swimming pool in Kowloon. It features a 50-metre competition pool and smaller leisure pools. The LCSD plans to reconstruct the pool complex to provide an indoor heated pool.
The famous checkerboard for the Kai Tak Runway 13 approach can be found at the top of the park. Due to this, the hill where the checkerboard was located was christened as Checkerboard Hill.
# La Recueja

La Recueja is a municipality in La Manchuela county, province of Albacete in Castile-La Mancha, Spain. It has a population of 330. It is located in the Júcar riverside.
# Shone

Shone may refer to:
* "Shone" (song), a 2009 song by Flo Rida
* Shone, Ethiopia, a town in Badawacho District
* Shone (surname)

## People with the given name

* Shone An (1983–2015), Taiwanese singer, actor and television host
# Traymore station

Traymore station could refer to:
* Traymore station (PAAC), a disused light rail station in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
* Traymore station (Reading Railroad), a disused train station in Bucks County, Pennsylvania
# Roman Catholic Diocese of Clonard

The Roman Catholic Diocese of Clonard (English, Irish Gaelic? Cluain Iraird ) was a medieval diocese (originally abbey nullius) in Ireland until its 1202 suppression, which became a modern Latin Catholic titular see.

## History

The see of Clonard has its origins in the 520 established of the Abbacy nullius of Clonard, a typically Irish 'abbey-bishop', the major one of a cluster including Duleek, Trim, Kenlis (= Kells), Ardbraccan, Dunsaghlin, Slane and Foure, some of which are at least as old.
* In 1111 it was formally promoted as proper Diocese of Clonard, having gained territory from the suppressed Abbacy nullius of Dunshaughlin, when the synod of Rathbreasail chose it and Duleek (short-lived, see below) to be stabilized as regular bishoprics.
* It gained territory in 1152 from the suppressed Abbacy nullius of Trim when the synod of Kells deployed in Ireland the continental model of territorially stable diocesan sees like i cotinetal Europe, precursor of the present bishopric of Meath, as suffragans of the (now primatial) Archdiocese of Armagh
* It gained territory in 1160 from the suppressed Diocese of Duleek (cfr. supra)
* Title doubled in 1174 as Diocese of Clonard / Meath by newly elected bishop Eugene, the first to cal himself Bishop of (men of) Meath. Apparently Meath enjoyed an honorary "primatial" status amongst the suffragans in the province.
* Suppressed in 1202, its territory being reassigned to establish the persisting Roman Catholic Diocese of Meath, the episcopal see being transferred from Clonard to Trim(cfr. supra).
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## Titular see

In 1969 the diocese was nominally restored as Latin Titular bishopric of Cluain Iraird (Curiate Italian) / Clonard / Clonerden(sis) (Latin adjective).
It has had the following incumbents, so far of the fitting Episcopal (lowest) rank :
    BIOS TO ELABORATE
* René Toussaint, O.M.I. (1970.05.21 – 1976.07.23)
* Austin Bernard Vaughan (1977.05.24 – 2000.06.26)
* Michael Francis Burbidge (2002.06.21 – 2006.06.08)
* Timothy Costelloe, S.D.B. (later Archbishop) (2007.04.30 – 2012.02.20)
* (2014.06.14 – ...): Peter John Byrne, Auxiliary Bishop of New York (USA)
# Roberta Brown

Roberta Brown is the name of
* Roberta Brown (javelin thrower) (1947–1981), American javelin thrower
* Roberta Brown (long-distance runner) (born 1963), British long-distance runner in 1979 IAAF World Cross Country Championships – Senior women's race
* Roberta Brown (swordmaster) (born 1965), American swordmaster and actress
* Roberta Brown, Miss Ireland 1982