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# Nathalie Roussel

Nathalie Roussel (born 14 September 1956) is a French actress of stage, television and film. She is best known for her role in the 1991 films My Father's Glory and My Mother's Castle.

## Filmography

* Les violons du bal (1974) .... La soeur de Michel/Michel's Sister
* Le Cri du coeur (1974) .... Babette
* Section spéciale (1975)
* Speak to Me of Love (1975) .... Anne
* Banlieue Sud-Est (1977) (mini) TV Series .... Zézette
* Mazarin (1978) (mini) TV Series .... Marie Mancini
* Les Givrés (1979) .... Nathalie
* Le Jeune homme vert (1979) (mini) TV Series .... Chantal
* La Pharisienne (1980) (TV) .... Michèle Pian
* Guy de Maupassant (1982)
* Julien Fontanes, magistrat (1983) .... Rose
* My Father's Glory (1990) .... Augustine
* L'Or et le papier (1990) TV Series .... Jeanne Bouvier
* My Mother's Castle (1990) .... Augustine
* A Mere Mortal (Simple mortel) (1991) .... Brigitte
* Mayrig (1992) .... Gayane
* Les Yeux d'Hélène (1994) TV Series
* L'Affaire Seznec (1993) (TV) .... Marie-Jeanne Seznec
* Antoine Rives, juge du terrorisme (1993) TV Series .... Commissaire Claire Devaux
* 588 rue paradis (1993) .... Gayane
* 3000 scénarios contre un virus (1994) .... (segment L'Exclusion)
* Ange Espérandieu (1995) (TV) .... Dolores
* Un homme est tombé dans la rue (1996)
* Il barone (1996) (mini) TV Series .... Annalisa
* Mon père avait raison (1996) (TV) .... Loulou
* Le Grand Batre (1997) (TV) .... Zanie
* Dossier: disparus (1998) TV Series .... Florence Sobel
* T'aime (2000) .... Jeanne Michel
* Route de nuit (2000) (TV) .... Mathilde
* Les Rois mages (2001) .... La mère de Macha
* Commissariat Bastille (2001) TV Series .... Marie (2001–2003)
* Joséphine, ange gardien (2002) TV Series .... Anne (1 Episode)
* Moments de vérité (2004) (TV) .... Marie
* Inside (2007) .... Louise Scarangelo

## Personal life

Roussel was married to David Toscan du Plantier, the son of the French film producer Daniel Toscan du Plantier and the French actress Marie-Christine Barrault. Their daughter Marie was born in 1995. Nathalie Roussel won the Mademoiselle Âge Tendre magazine contest in 1972.
# National Healthcare

National HealthCare Corporation is an American healthcare services provider. The company was founded in 1971 and is based in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. The services of the company include long-term diverse nursing and rehabilitative care to healthcare centers, facilities and hospitals in 11 states primarily in the southeastern United States. As of December, 2011, the number of the health care centers that are operated by the company reached 75 with a total of 9,456 licensed beds. As of December 2013, the company owns and operates 69 nursing facilities, 15 assisted living centers, 5 living centers with 38 homecare programs.

## Background

The company offers its hospice services under the name of Caris Healthcare, which is the partially owned subsidiary of the company. NHC collaborated with Caris Healthcare to develop hospice services and deliver hospice services to over 1,000 patients in 28 locations every day. In 2013, the company completed the acquisition of six skilled health care centers from National Health Investors, Inc. The company has a market capitalization (As of December 2017) of $951.93 million with an enterprise value of $1.03 billion.

## Operations

In October 2013, the company renewed its one year $75 million line of credit with Bank of America, which is the sixth amendment to their credit agreement with Bank of America.
Some of the network facilities that NHC operates are:
* Skilled Nursing Facilities: NHC operates based on several skilled nursing facilities that will provide various services, including but not limited to therapy, nutrition, social services, activities, housekeeping, and other medical services.
* Specialized Care Unit: these facilities will have memory care units for individuals diagnosed with Alzheimer’s or related disorders and some of the sub-acute nursing units that will be used for specialized care.
* Behavioral Health Services: these clinics will cater to both adult and geriatric patients for several conditions, such as psychiatric, emotional, and addictive disorders.
* Homecare and Hospice Agencies: NHC’s homecare will assist individuals with their medical needs and some of their daily activities at home or with anyone living in residencies. The services will usually be hospice and palliative care.
# Teyzem

Teyzem is a 1986 Turkish drama film, directed by Halit Refiğ and starring Müjde Ar, Yasar Alptekin, and Mehmet Akan.
# Natalia Mardero

Natalia Mardero (Montevideo, 22 September 1975) is a Uruguayan writer and journalist.

## Works

* 2001, Posmonauta (ed. Latina; Irrupciones 2010)
* 2004, Guía para un universo
* 2012, Gato en el ropero y otros haikus
* 2014, Cordón Soho
* 2019, Escrito en Super 8
# Thaspium

Thaspium is a genus of flowering plants in the Apiaceae (parsley or carrot family). A common name for the various Thaspium species is meadowparsnip or meadow-parsip. Its native range is eastern North America, from eastern Texas in the southwest to Maine in the northeast.

## Species

There are four accepted Thaspium species and one accepted variety:
* Thaspium barbinode (Michx.) Nutt. – hairyjoint meadowparsnip
* Thaspium chapmanii (J.M. Coult. & Rose) Small – hairy meadow-parsnip
* Thaspium pinnatifidum (Buckley) A. Gray – cutleaf meadowparsnip
* Thaspium trifoliatum (L.) A. Gray – purple meadowparsnip
      * T. trifoliatum var. aureum (Nutt.) Britton
# The Allisons (American group)

The Allisons were an American girl group who had a minor hit with the song "Surfer Street". This song was released on Tip Records and charted for one week in December 1963, in the number 93 position. The song capitalized on the popularity of early 1960s surfing culture.
# Thamaga

Thamaga is a large village located in the Kweneng District of Botswana and about 40 km west of the capital city Gaborone. It is home to 19,547 inhabitants at the 2011 census. It is becoming year by year like a suburb part of the Gaborone agglomeration.
The village is dominated by large rock formations, the largest being Thamaga Hill. Thamaga is third in the district to Molepolole and Mogoditshane in both size and population. The majority of the residents are from the Bakgatla-ba-ga-Mmanaana Tribe, and their totem is the vervet monkey (kgabo). The name Mmanaana come from the tan/white cow (Mmanaana coloring). A significant amount of archaeological research has taken place in the surrounding area over the last ~20 years, and current research is being conducted by a team from the University of California-Berkeley and the University of Botswana.
The Bakgatla-ba-ga-Mmanaana settled there in the mid-1930s and they are a break-away group and the same people as Bakgatla-ba-ga-Mmanaana in Moshupa, just 17 km to the southwest.
Most of the old village wards where the tribes men settled from Moshupa maintained the same names as the wards in Thamaga. People of any particular wards between the two villages are related and commonly use similar surnames. Even the chiefs of the two villages are of the same blood and use common names of Mosielele and Gobuamang.
The area was formerly inhabited by various groups or "Bakgalagadi" (earlier arrivals of Bantu-speaking farmers and herders) and hunter-gatherers ancestral to \he people today called San, Bushmen, and Basarwa. The history of these peoples in the Thamaga area, based on radiocarbon dating, has been traced back at least 5000 years.
Government and Infrastructure
* Service Centre- for provision of government services.
* There are three government clinics and one primary hospital.
Education
There are seven government primary schools:
* Gobuamang Memorial School
* Monare Memorial School
* Rungwana Primary School
* Western Primary School
* Magalatladi Primary School
* Nkoane Primary School
* Kontle Primary School
Three junior secondary schools:
* Thamaga Junior Secondary School
* Letlole Mosielele Junior Secondary School
* Sekgele Junior Secondary School
There is one private primary school
* Highridge, and one private secondary school
* Highridge Secondary School.
There are numerous private creches and day care centres.

## Gallery

* Rock formations in Thamaga
# The A Team (Barry Sadler song)

"The "A" Team" is a 1966 song and charting single by Staff Sergeant Barry Sadler. It was Sadler's second and final American patriotic hit song at the time of the Vietnam War, following the success of "The Ballad of the Green Berets".
The song's lyrics are about the basic twelve-man Special Forces unit. It is a marching song in six-eight time with music by Leonard Whitcup Cimino to lyrics by Barry Sadler and Phyllis Fairbanks. The lyrics commence "12 men strong and true 12 men fight for you on their heads a beret of green 12 men, invincible, the A-Team."
"The A Team", the title song to Sadler's second album, made it to No. 28 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 on that year, but its success was seen as a disappointment following the No. 1 "Ballad of the Green Berets".
# National Student Clearinghouse

The National Student Clearinghouse is an educational nonprofit that provides educational reporting, verification, and research services to North American colleges and universities. NSC has a nationwide network of ~3,600 colleges, representing 97 percent of postsecondary enrollment. It was incorporated in Herndon, Virginia on July 2, 1993. Its services help schools stay in compliance with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act and the Higher Education Act.
The research arm of the Clearinghouse issues numerous publications, including a bi-annual report on US higher education enrollment, mobility, completion, and other student outcomes that are gleaned from Clearinghouse data.
# The Assyrian (horse)

The Assyrian was an Australian bred Thoroughbred racehorse owned by CS Agnew and trained by J.E. Savill that won the 1882 Melbourne Cup being ridden by C Hutchins, presumably named after the Assyrians of Mesopotamia and their ancient empires.
In the final stages of the 1882 Melbourne Cup, The Assyrian drew clear to defeat Stockwell by half a length, and send the heavily backed Gudarz into third place. The Assyrian also won the 1883 Hobart Cup, becoming the only horse to win both the Melbourne Cup and the Hobart Cup for almost 89 years until being joined by Piping Lane in 1972, with the currently two remaining alone in the achievement.

## Pedigree

Pedigree of The Assyrian (AUS) 1877 :
| Sire Countryman (GB) 1867 | Stockwell (GB) 1849 | The Baron | Birdcatcher |
| Sire Countryman (GB) 1867 | Stockwell (GB) 1849 | The Baron | Echidna |
| Sire Countryman (GB) 1867 | Stockwell (GB) 1849 | Pocahontas | Glencoe |
| Sire Countryman (GB) 1867 | Stockwell (GB) 1849 | Pocahontas | Marpessa |
| Sire Countryman (GB) 1867 | Village Lass (GB) 1851 | Pyrrhus The First | Epirus |
| Sire Countryman (GB) 1867 | Village Lass (GB) 1851 | Pyrrhus The First | Fortess |
| Sire Countryman (GB) 1867 | Village Lass (GB) 1851 | Maid Of Hart | The Provost |
| Sire Countryman (GB) 1867 | Village Lass (GB) 1851 | Maid Of Hart | Martha Lynn |
| Dam Tinfinder (AUS) 1871 | Tarragon (AUS) 1858 | New Warrior | Pyrrhus The First |
| Dam Tinfinder (AUS) 1871 | Tarragon (AUS) 1858 | New Warrior | Colocynth |
| Dam Tinfinder (AUS) 1871 | Tarragon (AUS) 1858 | Ludia | Waverley |
| Dam Tinfinder (AUS) 1871 | Tarragon (AUS) 1858 | Ludia | Peri |
| Dam Tinfinder (AUS) 1871 | Deceptive (AUS) 1865 | Yelverton | Gemma di Vergy |
| Dam Tinfinder (AUS) 1871 | Deceptive (AUS) 1865 | Yelverton | Deceptive |
| Dam Tinfinder (AUS) 1871 | Deceptive (AUS) 1865 | Blossom | The Swede |
| Dam Tinfinder (AUS) 1871 | Deceptive (AUS) 1865 | Blossom | Violet |
# The Band Apart

the band apart (ザ・バンド・アパート, Za Bando Apāto, sometimes abbreviated as バンアパ, and stylized as "the band apart") is a Japanese rock band formed in Tokyo in 1998. Since their formation, they have released 9 albums, 20 EPs and 6 DVDs. Their album Adze of penguin (2008) reached number 9 on the Oricon Albums Chart.

## Discography
### Studio albums

* K. and his Bike (2003)
* Quake and Brook (2005)
* Alfred and Cavity (2006)
* Adze of Penguin (2008)
* Scent of August (2011)
* 街の14景 (2013)
* 謎のオープンワールド (2015)
* Memories to Go (2017)
* Ninja of Four (2022)

### Extended plays

* Fool Proof (2001)
* Eric. W (2002)
* Recognize (2004)
* Daniels (2006)
* Fadeouts (for Justice) (2007)
* Intoxication (2010)
* The Surface (2010)
* Detoxification (2011)
* 2012 (2012)
* Tokumaru (2013)
* Bongo (2014)
* TENNIS CLUB E.P. (2015)
* Daniels E.P. 2 (2016)
* Falling in Love (2018)
* POOL e.p. (2019)
* Sons are back e.p. (2020)
* August e.p. (2020)
* September e.p. (2020)
* October e.p. (2020)
* November e.p. (2020)

### DVDs

* Eric the Fool Recognized His Bike Quakes (2005)
* Stanley on the 2nd floor (2007)
* Shits (2009)
* Blessing hamlet (2009)
* String 4 Snowman (2011)
* 510x283 (2014)
# National Education League

The National Education League was a political movement in England and Wales which promoted elementary education for all children, free from religious control. It was founded in 1869 and dissolved in 1877. It developed from the Birmingham Education League, co-founded in 1867 by George Dixon, a Birmingham Member of Parliament (MP) and past mayor, Joseph Chamberlain, a nonconformist and future mayor of Birmingham, and Jesse Collings, but was expanded to include branches from all over England and Wales. Dixon was chairman of the League's council, Chamberlain chairman of the executive committee, and Collings the honorary secretary. Other leading founding members (all in Birmingham) were R. W. Dale, A. Follett Osler, J. H. Chamberlain, George Dawson, and William Harris. Twenty founding members subscribed £14,000. The first general meeting was in October 1869, by which time William Dronfield of Sheffield was acting as Secretary. It resolved that a bill should be prepared to present to Parliament at the next session.
The League was opposed by the National Educational Union of Manchester, consisting of Conservatives and Anglicans.
Dixon and Chamberlain were campaigners for the provision of non-sectarian education free of influence by the churches. The Anglicans and Catholic Churches were in control of most of the existing voluntary schools, and controlled the religious education of those who attended. The Liberals and Dissenters wanted compulsory education without religious doctrine.
In the end, the Elementary Education Act 1870 (33 & 34 Vict. c. 75), which created school boards, was a compromise filling in the gaps of the voluntary system. The League continued campaigning for eight years for adoption of their original requirements, before being dissolved in 1877.

## Objectives

Each of the League's documents included their objectives:
   Object
   The establishment of a system which shall secure the education of every child in the country.
   Means
   * Local authorities shall be compelled by law to see that sufficient school accommodation is provided for every child in their district.
   * The cost of founding, and maintaining such schools as may be required shall be provided out of local rates, supplemented by government grants.
   * All schools aided by local rates shall be under the management of local authorities and subject to government inspection.
   * All schools aided by local rates shall be unsectarian.
   * To all schools aided by local rates admission shall be free.
   * School accommodation being provided, the state or the local authorities shall have power to compel the attendance of children of suitable age not otherwise receiving education.
# National Golf Foundation

The National Golf Foundation (NGF) provides golf-business research and consulting services. Founded in 1936 by golf writer Herb Graffis and his brother Joe, who nearly went bankrupt in the process, its original mission was to publish authoritative research useful to investors developing the game of golf. As of 2007 it had 6000 member companies.
# National Party (Isle of Man)

The National Party was a party in the Isle of Man that associated itself with the British Conservatives. They were active in the period between World War I and World War II in opposing the activities of the Manx Labour Party. However, unlike the Manx Labour Party, they were unsuccessful in establishing themselves over the longer term and they folded.
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# National Party (Hawaii)

The Hawaiian National Party also known as the Young Hawaiian Party, King's Party or Government Party was a political party in Hawaii under King David Kalākaua, formed to support him in the event of a second election held after the death of Lunalilo.
Lunalilo's death led to the Royal Election of 1874. Queen Emma and her party, the Queen Emma Party, unsuccessfully ran against Kalākaua. Following his win in the election, Kalākaua put members of his party in appointed positions and they were a powerful bloc in the kingdom's legislature. The party emphasized central authority, expanded foreign relations, and a nationalism that stimulated what became known as the First Hawaiian Renaissance. The party was usually associated with government workers.
# National Party (Ireland, 1924)

The National Party was a minor political party in the Irish Free State between 1924 and 1925. It was a splinter group of nine Cumann na nGaedheal TDs led by Joseph McGrath, who had been Minister for Industry and Commerce in the Cumann na nGaedheal government.
McGrath founded the National Party in the aftermath of the Army Mutiny, the last military challenge to civilian authority in Ireland. The nine TDs protested the refusal of the government to reinstate mutineers among the officer corps in October 1924. They were also impatient with progress towards ending partition.
The nine resigned their seats triggering simultaneous by-elections in March 1925, described as a "mini-general election", as a test of public opinion and sympathy with the mutiny. Seven of the seats were won by Cumann na nGaedheal; the other two were won by the abstentionist candidates of Sinn Féin, then led by Éamon de Valera. Seán Milroy was the only one of the Group who ran in a by-election to regain his seat. These saw the only time that by-elections to fill two vacancies in the same constituency occurred in Ireland, with Dublin North and Leitrim–Sligo electing two TDs.

## Members

* Francis Cahill
* Thomas Carter
* Henry Finlay
* Seán Gibbons
* Alexander McCabe
* Daniel McCarthy
* Seán McGarry
* Joseph McGrath
* Seán Milroy
# National Tidy Town Awards

National Tidy Town Awards may refer to:
* Australian Tidy Town Awards
* Tidy Towns (Ireland)
* TIDY Northern Ireland
* Keep Wales Tidy
# National Timber Group

National Timber Group (NTG) is one of the largest independent timber distribution and processing groups in the UK. The group has 60 processing and branch/distribution sites across the UK providing nationwide coverage, and employs at least 1450 people.

## Formation

The group was formed in 2018 by specialist private equity investment firm Cairngorm Capital through the acquisition of Thornbridge, NYTimber, Rembrand and Arnold Laver. The CEO is Scott Cairns.
NTG acquired Scotia Roofing & Building Supplies and Glow Insulation - both Rembrand subsidiary companies - in June 2019, the assets of Cotswold Manufacturing in November 2019, independent timber merchant Hymor Timber in February 2021, and Orchard Timber Products in November 2021. In September 2022 SV Timber was acquired.
Four new brands - National Timber Systems, Timberworld.co.uk, Intelligent Door Solutions and Alco Timber - have been developed within the group.
Through the companies, NTG's customer base includes carpenters and joiners, housebuilders and building contractors. It is a supplier to large-scale infrastructure projects.
Group turnover is over £350 million. They have sites from the north of Scotland to London and the south west of England, providing customers with high quality timber, panel, decorative surfaces and engineered wood products supported by comprehensive timber knowledge and expertise.
NTG is a member of the Timber Trade Federation and is listed on Companies House.

## Locations

* Aberdeen
* Alfreton
* Ayr
* Birmingham
* Borehamwood
* Bradford
* Bristol
* Brompton on Swale
* Cannock
* Cambridge
* Coventry
* Croydon
* Dalbeattie
* Darlington
* Dumbarton
* Dumfries
* Dundee
* Edinburgh
* Elgin
* Forfar
* Glasgow
* Glenrothes
* Grangemouth
* Hebburn, Newcastle
* Ilkeston
* Inverness
* Inverurie
* Irvine
* Kidderminster
* Kingston upon Hull
* Leeds
* Leicester
* Livingston
* Manchester
* Middlesbrough
* Milton Keynes
* Motherwell
* Newton Stewart
* North Shields
* Northallerton
* Oban
* Oldbury
* Peterborough
* Rainham, Kent
* Reading
* Richmond, North Yorkshire
* Sheffield
* Selkirk
* Skye
* Stirling
* Stoke-on-Trent
* Sunderland
* Thornaby
* Thurso
# The Black Cat (Canadian magazine)

The Black Cat was a Canadian magazine published by George Henderson's Memory Lane Publications, Toronto. Only a single issue was ever published, dated Winter 1970/1971. The magazine was named after an older US magazine, The Black Cat, but was not a continuation of it.
The Black Cat contained reprinted fantasy and science fiction stories, including Edgar Allan Poe's "The Cask of Amontillado" and an extract from Mary Shelley's Frankenstein.
The magazine ceased publication after a single issue because Henderson's distributor went bankrupt after taking delivery of the first issue. It was 64 pages long, and priced at 50 cents.
# The Benzino Remix Project

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The Benzino Remix Project is a collection of remixed songs from Boston, Massachusetts rapper Benzino, released June 18, 2002 on Elektra Records. The original versions of the tracks appear on 2001's The Benzino Project.

## Track listing

* "617 Intro"
* "Who's Benzino?" (featuring Puff Daddy)
* "Bang Ta Dis"
* "Feel Your Pain" (featuring Outlawz)
* "We Reppin Y'all" (featuring Made Men)
* "Hallway (Skit)"
* "Figadoh (Remix)" (featuring Busta Rhymes & M.O.P.)
* "Bang Ta Dis" (Remix) (featuring Prodigy & Bars & Hooks)
* "Nobody Liver" (featuring Pink)
* "Picture This" (featuring Foxy Brown)
* "Any Questions?" (featuring Black Rob)
* "No Parts Of Us" (featuring Bobby Brown & Prodigy)
* "So Beautiful" (featuring Dr. Bellotoma)
* "G-A-N-G-S-T-E-R"
* "Big Trev (Skit)"
* "Boottee (Remix)" (featuring Fabolous & G. Dep)
* "The Jump Up" (featuring Cormega, Raekwon & Superb)
* "Shine Like My Son" (featuring Case & Ray Ray)
* "I'm Fucked Up (Skit)" (featuring Mike McNeil)
* "Throw Dem 3s (Boston Niggas)" (featuring K.T., Luv, O.T., Prince, Smoke & Weirdo)
* "Go Hard"
* "Niggas Don't Want It"
# Nawamis

Nawamis (singular: namus) are circular prehistoric stone tombs located in the Sinai desert of Egypt, Yemen and Oman. The bones found in the tombs of Egypt date from 4000–3150 BCE.
Nawamis are constructed from sandstone, about 2–2.5 m (6.6–8.2 ft) high and 3–6 m (9.8–19.7 ft) in diameter, and have openings facing west.
Some authorities believe that the stone structures are younger than the remains found therein.

## Location in Egypt

There are two spots with Nawamis on the road from Dahab to Saint Catherine:
* Hdhabat Chajaj Nawamis (usually pictured), coordinates: 28.51'19.48N, 34.22'24.62E
* Al trefiya Nawamis (only ruins survive).

## Nawamis in Sultanate of Oman

Nawamis tombs were found in the areas of Bat, al-Khutm and al-Ayn in Oman.

## Nawamis in Yemen

Nawamis tombs were found in the Jebel Ruwaik area in Yemen.
# Ndulo

Cristóvão Segunda Palanga Simão best known as Ndulo (born June 9, 1996) is an Angolan footballer who plays as a goalkeeper currently in the Desportivo da Huíla in the Angolan league, the Girabola.
# Ndulungu

Ndulungu is an administrative ward in the Iramba District of the Singida Region of Tanzania. In 2016 the Tanzania National Bureau of Statistics report there were 11,390 people in the ward, from 10,380 in 2012.