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# Sea to Sea: For Endless Days

Sea to Sea: For Endless Days is the third album in the Sea to Sea Christian praise and worship music series. The album has thirty songs and two bonus tracks performed by various Canadian artists on two CDs. It won a Gospel Music Association Canada Covenant Award in 2007 for Special Events/Compilation Album of the Year. The song "For Endless Days", written for this album, garnered a 2007 Covenant Award nomination for Praise And Worship Song Of The Year.

## Track listing
### Disc 1

* "Show Us Your Glory" - Jody Cross
* "Son Of God" - Starfield
* "Above Every Name" - Riley Armstrong
* "Your Amazing Grace" (Sea To Sea Mix) - Jon Bauer
* "Glimpse Of You" - Tara Dettman
* "I've Found Love" - Adam Farrell
* "More Than Amazing" - Jachin Mullen
* "Summer Rain" - Andréanne Lafleur
* "Like Rain" - Thursday Waiting
* "Lift Voice: Lift Soul" - Corey Doak
* "Let It Be" - Dave Hensman
* "When You Shepherd Me" - Brian Doerksen
* "All I'm Living For" - Matt Tapley
* "Perfect Picture" - Lamont Hiebert
* "Come, Now Is The Time To Worship" - Hiram Joseph
* "My Jesus I Love Thee" - Sean and Aimee Dayton

### Disc 2

* "For Endless Days" - Various (Songwriters: Glen Teeple, Martin Smith and Jeff Teed)
* "God Is Our Hope" - Toronto Mass Choir
* "Mystery" - Elevate / Briercrest College
* "Great Is Your Name" - Sebastian Demrey
* "Glory" - Cindy Morgan
* "Who Will Open" - David Johnston
* "Song Of Praise" - Paul Turner
* "Speak To Me" - Encounter
* "Majesty" - Victory Christian Centre
* "Hakuna" - Krystaal
* "Freedom Reigns" - Michael Larson
* "Poetry In Motion" - Jeff Somers Band
* "Holy Place" - Meghan Pierce
* "My Troubled Soul" - Robert Critchley
* "Amazed" - Kelly Draper
* "Pluie D'été" - Andréanne Lafleur
# North Isles (disambiguation)

North Isles are the northern islands of the Shetland Islands, Scotland.
North Isles may also refer to:
* North Isles (Orkney ward), Scotland
* North Isles (Shetland ward), Scotland
# Second Van Cliburn International Piano Competition

The Second Van Cliburn International Piano Competition took place in Fort Worth, Texas from September 26 to October 9, 1966.
Romanian pianist Radu Lupu won the competition, while Barry Lee Snyder and Blanca Uribe earned the silver and bronze medals.

## Jurors

** Howard Hanson (chairman)
** Joseph Benvenuti
** Reimar Dahlgrun
** Guillermo Espinosa
** József Gat
** Valentin Gheorghiu
** Árni Kristjánsson
** Lili Kraus
** Alicia de Larrocha
** Jean Mahaim
** Gerald Moore
** Boyd Neel
** Ezra Rachlin (local chairman)
** Claudette Sorel
** Margerita Trombini-Kazuro
** Beveridge Webster
** Friedrich Wührer

## Results

| Contestant | F |
| Marco Antonio Abissamra | |
| Francisco Aybar | |
| Henri Barda | |
| Peter Basquin | |
| Rudolf Buchbinder | 5th |
| Carl Michael Cave | |
| Monique Charland | |
| Renée Chevalier | |
| Theresa Chung | |
| Barbara Crouse |
| Michiko Fujinuma | |
| Larry Graham | |
| Uga Grants | |
| Linda Greer | |
| Thomas Hrynkiw | |
| Leslie Jones | |
| Larry Keenan | |
| Allen Kindt | |
| Benedikt Köhlen | 6th |
| Margaret Lacy | |
| Edward Lee | |
| Barry Lee Snyder | |
| Christopher Lieske | |
| María Luisa López Vito | 4th |
| Karyl Louwenaard | |
| Henry Lowinger | |
| Radu Lupu | |
| Dante Medina | |
| Milena Mollova | |
| David Northington | |
| Eduardo Olcese | |
| Shirley Pethes | |
| Joy Pottle | |
| Richard Reber | |
| Janet Roberts | |
| Pamela Ross | |
| José Sandoval | |
| Peter Schaaf | |
| Catherine Silie | |
| Robert Silverman | |
| Susan Smeltzer | |
| Tim Strong | |
| Ana María Trenchi | |
| Blanca Uribe | |
| José Flavio Varani | |
| Yuko Yamaguchi | |
# Northumberland Trough

The Northumberland Trough, also known as the Northumberland Basin, is an element of the structural geology of northern England, the origin of which dates back to the Carboniferous period when a block and basin province was established throughout the Pennine region.
The trough is an ENE-WSW aligned half-graben, an asymmetric depositional basin. It is defined to the south by the Stublick and Ninety Fathom faults, which separate the trough from the Alston Block. To the north, where its depth is least, the trough's boundary with the Cheviot Block is less well-defined; nevertheless, the south-easterly down-throwing Featherwood and Alwinton faults can be identified along this margin. To the west, the trough is continuous with the Solway Basin. The surrounding blocks are buoyed up by granite batholiths maintaining these regions of the upper crust as areas of raised relief.
# Scottish National League (1932–1954)

The Scottish National League was the first ice hockey league in Scotland. It was founded in 1932 by five teams from a single ice rink in Glasgow. The league gradually expanded to encompass teams from many areas of Scotland. It was suspended during the Second World War, but returned in 1946, and for the 1947/8 season was split into two divisions. These reunited the following season, and in 1954 the league merged with the English National League to form the British National League.

## Champions

    1933: Bridge of Weir
    1934: Kelvingrove
    1935: Bridge of Weir
    1936: Glasgow Mohawks
    1937: Glasgow Mohawks
    1938: Perth Panthers
    1939: Dundee Tigers
    1940: Dundee Tigers
    1947: Perth Panthers
    1948: East Division - Dundee Tigers, West Division - Paisley Pirates
    1949: Fife Flyers
    1950: Fife Flyers
    1951: Paisley Pirates
    1952: Ayr Raiders
    1953: Ayr Raiders
    1954: Paisley Pirates
# Norwegian Augustana Synod

Norwegian Augustana Synod (NAS) was a Lutheran church body in the United States from 1870 to 1890. The group's original name was the Norwegian-Danish Augustana Synod in America. The name was shortened in 1878.

## Background

The NAS was created out of the Scandinavian Augustana Synod (SAS) in 1870. The NAS was primarily made up of Norwegians (along with some Danes). At the same time the NAS was being formed, another group of Norwegians and Danes created out of the SAS the Conference of the Norwegian-Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church of America (The Conference).
The difference between the NAS and the Conference was the inclusion of the Book of Concord. The NAS wanted to include the whole book as confessional base. The Conference just wanted the three ecumenical creeds, Luther's Small Catechism and the Unaltered Augsburg Confession.
The two groups along the Anti-Missourian Brotherhood group from the Norwegian Synod united in 1890 to form the United Norwegian Lutheran Church of America.

## Presidents

* O. J. Hatlestad 1870–1880
* Ole Andrewson 1880–1885
* Andreas Wright 1885–1888
* O. J. Hatlestad 1888–1890
# North Texas Soccer Association

North Texas Soccer Association, established in 1964, organises over 175,000 soccer players registered through over 123 member associations. It was formerly based in Carrollton, Texas, and is now based in Frisco, Texas. The Association is a member of the United States Youth and Amateur Soccer Associations, the United States Soccer Federation and FIFA.
# North Texas Premier Soccer Association

The North Texas Premier Soccer Association (NTPSA) is a soccer league based in North Texas which is run under the USASA. The league gained some fame once one of their clubs Dallas Roma F.C. reached the fourth round of the 2006 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup. This was followed by the NTX Rayados also reaching the fourth round of the 2018 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup.
NTPSA is a non-profit adult men's sports organization serving Dallas and the seven surrounding counties in North Texas. Organized in 1974 as a combination of two leagues, NTPSA has grown over the last 25 years to 5,000+ players annually in four age groupings. This league has age group divisions for ages 19–29, 30-39, 40-49, and 50-and-over age brackets.

## Clubs
### Men's open divisions

Accurate as of 29 January 2019
| Division 1A | Division 1B | Division 2 | Division 3 | Division 4 | Division 5 |
| 01A LEGENDS FC | 01B BORUSSIA DALLAS | 2 FC PREMIER SENIOR | 3 SOMERSET RAIDERS | 4 TIKKI TAKKA TOE FC | 5 FC FORTNITE |
| 01A MATADORS | 01B DUNDER MIFFLIN PC | 2 SOMERSET FC | 3 FURY FC | 4 NEXUS FC | 5 LOS COMPAS |
| 01A RANGERS FC | 01B DARTOS | 2 INTER DALLAS FC | 3 TURLES FC | 4 RED PHOENIX | 5 AVERAGE JOES |
| 01A PROVIDENT FC | 01B GAMTEX FC | 2 BAD FC | 3 DRAGON | 4 VN UNITED-SGP | 5 THE FIGHTING OWLS |
| 01A SANTOS | 01B CRUSADERS ASF | 2 LONESTAR REPUBLIC | 3 LANES FC | 4 EL DIABLO BLANCO | 5 FC BOLTS |
| 01A NTX RAYADOS | 01B TRINITY UNITED | 2 AC MILAN | 3 DIAVOLO ROSE | 4 ZOMBO | 5 DOT'S HOP HOUSE |
| 01A CELTICS | 01B CLEARLY OFFSIDE | 2 FC THAL | 3 FC RETRO UNITED | 4 AUTOBOTS FC | 5 |
| 01A LEON FC | 01B | 2 DALLAS OLD BOYS FC | 3 WEEKENDERS FC | 4 LONESTAR TOWN | 5 |
| 01A SOMERSET UNITED | | | | | |

## Previous Division 1A winners

| Season | Champion | Best record in the regular season |
| Spring 2006 | Azzurri | |
| Fall 2006 | Dallas Roma | |
| Spring 2007 | Dallas Roma | |
| Fall 2007 | Legends FC | |
| Spring 2008 | Dallas Roma | |
| Fall 2008 | Dallas Roma | |
| Spring 2009 | Legends FC | |
| Fall 2009 | Legends FC | |
| Spring 2010 | United | |
| Fall 2010 | Legends FC | |
| Spring 2011 | Dallas Roma | |
| Fall 2011 | NTX Rayados | |
| Spring 2012 | NTX Rayados | |
| Fall 2012 | NTX Rayados | |
| Spring 2013 | NTX Rayados | |
| Fall 2013 | Legends FC | |
| Spring 2014 | Legends FC | |
| Fall 2014 | Santos FC | Legends FC |
| Spring 2015 | ?? | ?? |
| Fall 2015 | Legends FC | Legends FC (9-0-0) |
| Spring 2016 | Matadors | Legends FC |
| Fall 2016 | ?? | ?? |
| Spring 2017 | NTX Rayados | |
| Fall 2017 | Legends FC | TXWarriorsFC |
| Spring 2018 | ?? | ?? |
| Fall 2018 | Season cancelled | Season cancelled |
| Spring 2019 | | Provident FC |
| Team | Titles won |
| Legends FC | 7 (Fall 2007, Spring 2009, Fall 2009, Fall 2010, Fall 2013, Spring 2014, Fall 2015) |
| Dallas Roma F.C. | 5 (Fall 2006, Spring 2007, Spring 2008, Fall 2008, Spring 2011) |
| NTX Rayados | 5 (Fall 2011, Spring 2012, Fall 2012, Spring 2013, Spring 2017) |
| Azzurri | 1 (Spring 2006) |
| United | 1 (Spring 2010) |
| Santos FC | 1 (Fall 2014) |
| Matadors | 1 (Spring 2016) |
# Sea Life Benalmádena

Sea Life Benalmádena is an aquarium located in Benalmádena (suburb of Málaga) in Andalusia, Spain.
It is one of the Sea Life Centres in Europe, which are owned by Merlin Entertainments.
# Northern dwarf tree frog

The northern dwarf tree frog (Litoria bicolor) is a small species of tree frog native to northern Australia, from the Kimberly region of Western Australia to Bowen, Queensland, and Aru Islands of Indonesia.
These small frogs are also commonly called sedge frogs.
The population occurring in Indonesia may not be L. bicolor, and research on call structure or genetics is needed to confirm its taxonomic status.

## Description

The northern dwarf tree frog is small, slender tree frog growing up to 30 mm in length.
It has a green dorsal surface and a thin bronze dorsolateral band that begins at the eye.
There is often a central bronze band running along the spine of the back. A narrow white stripe runs from under the eye, at the corner of the mouth, to the base of the arm. The ventral surface is cream or yellowish, with golden reflections on the thighs and groin area. The male throat is speckled with a darker color. The skin is granular in the belly and femoral region, but smooth elsewhere.
The iris of the eye is golden, the eardrum is distinct, the vomerine teeth are absent, and there is a strong pectoral fold. There are disks on the fingers and toes, the fingers are slightly webbed, and the fringed fingers are about three-quarters of a palm. There is an inner but not outer metatarsal tubercle, and the second finger is longer than the first.

## Ecology and behaviour

Most abundant in grassland or marshy areas, but also occurs along permanent or semi-permanent streams, billabongs and floodplains. Breeding starts with summer rains and 10-24 eggs are laid on submerged vegetation in temporary pools. Males call from around the breeding site from elevated positions. The call is a "wree-e-eck pippip" with the second part of the call starting before the first part finishes. Tadpole metamorphosis takes 70 to 80 days.

## Similar species

The northern dwarf tree frog is a member of the Litoria fallax complex, which includes also includes the eastern dwarf tree frog (L. fallax), Cooloola tree frog (L. cooloolensis) and Olongburra frog (L. olongburensis). All these species are similar in appearance (small, <30 mm and similar body shape) and have a similar call (ratchet-like "wreek"). The northern dwarf tree frog is most similar to the eastern dwarf tree frog. They occur together along the east coast of Queensland. L. bicolor can be distinguished from L. fallax most readily by the presence of a bronze stripe that runs down the flanks and the call. The first phase of the call of L. bicolor is twice as long as that of L. fallax.
# Sectility

Sectility is the ability of a mineral to be cut into thin pieces with a knife. Minerals that are not sectile will be broken into rougher pieces when cut. Metals and paper are sectile.
Sectility can be used to distinguish minerals of similar appearance, and is a form of tenacity. For example, gold is sectile but pyrite ("fool's gold") is not.
Sectility in metals is a result of metallic bonding, where valence (bonding) electrons are delocalized and can flow freely between atoms, rather than being shared between specific pairs or groups of atoms, as in covalent bonding.
# Second Baptist Church (Neosho, Missouri)

The Second Baptist Church, also known as Pleasant Hill Baptist Church, is a historic African-American Baptist church located at Neosho, Newton County, Missouri. It was built in 1896, and is a one-story, rectangular brick building with Gothic Revival style design elements. It sits on a stone foundation, has a gable roof, and features a projecting, centered, two-story brick belfry.$^{:5}$
It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1996.
# Section 14 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms

Section 14 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms is the last section under the "Legal rights" heading in the Charter. It provides anyone in a court the right to an interpreter if the person does not speak the language being used or is deaf.

## Text

The section states:
   14. A party or witness in any proceedings who does not understand or speak the language in which the proceedings are conducted or who is deaf has the right to the assistance of an interpreter.
Before the Charter was enacted in 1982, the right to an interpreter in a trial existed under the common law, because it was believed to be necessary for natural justice. The right was incorporated into the Canadian Bill of Rights in 1960. Section 2(g) of this Act read that a person has a right to "the assistance of an interpreter in any proceedings in which he is involved or in which he is a party or a witness, before a court, commission, board or other tribunal, if he does not understand or speak the language in which such proceedings are conducted."
Unlike the Charter, the Bill of Rights was a statute and not part of the Constitution of Canada. The Bill of Rights also did not guarantee this right to the deaf community. The language right was included in an early draft of the Charter, and the rights belonging to the deaf later appeared in April 1981.
The Supreme Court of Canada has said the right also has a basis in Canada's multiculturalism. Canadians' "multicultural heritage" is recognized in section 27 of the Charter.

## Interpretation

The rights implied by section 14 were defined by the Supreme Court in the case R. v. Tran (1994), which involved an interpreter for a defendant who spoke Vietnamese in an English language trial. The Supreme Court found that section 14 requires the translation to be of consistent quality ("continuity") and unbiased accuracy. However, not everything in the trial must be translated if it is not truly important to the defendant's rights. The finding on the required quality came from the purpose of the right, which, based in natural justice and multiculturalism, emphasized that a defendant must fully understand the trial. Natural justice means a defendant can respond to accusations. The Court also stated that the quality of the translation must not be so high that the defendant is actually more informed than those who speak the court's language.
People asking for an interpreter must demonstrate an inability to understand the language of the court and ask for section 14 rights to be fulfilled. However, Tran established that this burden "will not normally be an onerous step," and some courts with a high volume of cases involving multicultural parties will routinely provide interpreters upon request without much if any inquiry as to need. The court itself is also responsible for satisfying the right, and sometimes a section 14 request does not have to be made by a defendant in order for an interpreter to be provided under section 14.
# North Seal River Airport

North Seal River Airport (TC LID: CEG8) is located on the shore of Egenolf Lake adjacent to North Seal River, Manitoba, Canada.
The airport serves Gangler's North Seal River Lodge and Outposts during the summer and early fall.
# Seafest

Seafest was a 12-day festival in Yarmouth, Nova Scotia. Since 1979 locals and visitors have come together every summer to celebrate the food, culture, and life of our coastal community. For the 2023 calendar year, Seafest took place July 12th to 23rd.

## History

Beginning in 1979, Seafest was a unique maritime festival that takes place every July in Yarmouth, Nova Scotia. Having once been under the control of the Yarmouth Development Corporation, Seafest was then run entirely by volunteers. The Canadian Government supported Seafest in the form of funding, and the town's MLA, Zach Churchill, served as an advocate for the festival, having established its importance with Premier Stephen McNeil, published as a Stephen's Pick.

## Signature events

Parades on foot, floats, and boats are part of the festival. Other events included a mackerel toss, rum running races, and sea balloons on the wharf in the harbor. The history of Yarmouth was portrayed through many tours throughout the town, along with museum day.
The Classic Car Cruise is a popular event during the festival, usually taking place on the Friday night of the week. This event is hosted by the Roaring 20s Antique Auto club.

## Awards

Seafest was nationally recognized through an online poll on canoe.ca as Canada's top Summer Event in 2013. The 2014 poll begun and Seafest won the Nova Scotia Top Summer Event and is heading to the National Poll for a second year in a row. Seafest has also been recognized provincially through the West Jet Fun'N Festival Series. Linda Deveau was also selected for the CTV News at 5 (Maritimes) "Maritimer of the Week" award at the beginning of the 35th Seafest Festival. Named the Best Festival in Nova Scotia by WestJet Fun 'n Festivals Series (2013).
# Seal of Cebu City

The Seal of Cebu City is one of the official symbols of Cebu City.
The seal is composed of the structure containing Magellan's Cross one of the historical landmarks of the city which symbolizes the strong foundation of the Catholic faith of the city's residents. Below the structure are 80 black and white tiles which symbolizes the 80 barangays of the city.

## Former seal and variants

The official seal of Cebu City, just like any other official seals of local government units in the Philippines, underwent several cosmetic changes and even replacements which deviated from designs that are initially approved by the National Historical Commission of the Philippines' Heraldry Division since 1950. These changes were often used concurrent to the ruling politicians or local political parties and some, if not most, were not submitted to the NHCP Heraldry Division for review and final approval of the president. And most of these changes depict elements that doesn't follow basic rules of heraldry. Such changes are deemed illegal under the provisions of Article VI of the Republic Act 8491, but such provisions are not proactive.
The chequy pattern in the 1950 coat of arms may possibly alludes to the coat of arms of Ferdinand Magellan, the first European explorer to have landed in the island. The chequy pattern also appears on the coat of arms of the provincial seal of Cebu. However, the chequy pattern has been changed into a more chessboard-like design, and the symbolism now represents the constituting barangays that formed the city.
Exact dates of replacement of the official seal and arms of Cebu City could not be determined, except only that the original seal of the city was in use since 1950.
A variant for the city mayor's office was in use before it was replaced sometime in 2018.
# Section carrément anti-Le Pen

The Section carrément anti-Le Pen (SCALP; "Absolutely anti-Le Pen group") is a French anti-fascist and anarchist group, formed in Toulouse in 1984 as a manifestation of the autonomist movement.
# Nothing to Lose (Daniel Schuhmacher album)

Nothing to Lose is the second studio album by German recording artist Daniel Schuhmacher. A breakaway from his debut album, it was released by independent label 313 Music on September 17, 2010 in German-speaking Europe.

## Charts
### Weekly charts

| Chart (2010) | Peak position |
| German Albums (Offizielle Top 100) | 37 |
# Seance (disambiguation)

A séance is an attempt to contact spirits.
Seance or seances may also refer to:
* Seance (band), a Swedish death metal band
* Seance (album), by Australian rock band the Church
* Séance (album), by Swedish black metal band Dark Fortress
* Séance (2001 film), a Japanese horror film directed by Kiyoshi Kurosawa
* Derren Brown: Séance, a 2004 special by illusionist Derren Brown
* Séance (2006 film), an American horror film
* Seance (2021 film), an American-British horror film directed by Simon Barrett
* Seances (film), lost Guy Maddin film project
* "Séance", a season 4 episode of Servant (TV series)
# See See the Sun

Professional ratings :
| Review scores ||
| Source | Rating |
| Allmusic | link |
See See the Sun is the first album by the Dutch progressive rock band Kayak. It was originally released by Harvest Records in 1973 and reissued by Pseudonym with two bonus tracks (both of which were originally singles b-sides) in 1995, and again in 2012.
The song 'Mammoth' is one of the very few pop singles to feature a barrel organ (or street organ). The organ, The Flamingo, was too big to get through the studio entrance. Therefore, the melody was recorded outside. Being a manually operated organ, the pace varied all the time, making it very hard to fit the piece into the rest of the song.

## Track listing

* "Reason for it All" (Scherpenzeel) – 6:29
* "Lyrics" (Scherpenzeel) – 3:42
* "Mouldy Wood" (Slager/Koopman/Scherpenzeel) – 5:16
* "Lovely Luna" (Koopman) – 8:19
* "Hope for a Life" (Koopman/Scherpenzeel) – 6:49
* "Ballet of the Cripple" (Van Leeuwen/Koopman/Scherpenzeel) – 4:39
* "Forever is a Lonely Thought" (Koopman/Scherpenzeel) – 5:26
* "Mammoth" (Koopman/Scherpenzeel) – 2:57
* "See See the Sun" (Van Leeuwen/Koopman/Scherpenzeel) – 4:13

### Bonus tracks (1995 reissue)

* "Still Try to Write a Book" (Koopman) – 2:01
* "Give it a Name" (Van Leeuwen/Koopman/Scherpenzeel) – 2:44

## Lineup

* Max Werner – lead vocals, percussion, Mellotron
* Johan Slager – guitars, backing vocals
* Ton Scherpenzeel – keyboards, backing vocals
* Cees van Leeuwen – bass, backing vocals, harmonica
* Pim Koopman – drums, backing vocals, synthesizer, marimba, lead vocals on "Lovely Luna," "Forever Is a Lonely Thought," and "Give It a Name"

## Guest appearances

* Giny Bush and Martine Koeman – violins on "Lyrics"
* Ernst Reijseger – cello on "Lyrics"
* Gerrit-Jan Leenders – vocals, percussion on "Hope for a Life"
* Rijn Peter de Klerk – percussion on "Hope for a Life"
* G. Perlee – barrel organ "Flamingo" Amsterdam on "Mammoth"
# Seletice

Seletice is a municipality and village in Nymburk District in the Central Bohemian Region of the Czech Republic. It has about 200 inhabitants.

## Notable people

* František Kordač (1852–1934), Roman Catholic clergyman