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# Majestic (1829 ship)

Majestic was launched at Aberdeen in 1829. She made several voyages from England to India, and one voyage transporting female convicts to Van Diemen's Land.

## Career

Majestic entered the Register of Shipping (RS) in 1830 with Lawson, master, Catto, owner, and trade Aberdeen–Dundee. She only entered Lloyd's Register (LR) in 1832.
Majestic made at least two voyages to India while sailing under a license from the British East India Company (EIC). In 1813 the EIC had lost its monopoly on the trade between India and Britain. British ships were then free to sail to India or the Indian Ocean under a license from the EIC. In 1833–4 the EIC gave up its shipping business, after which any British ship could trade with India and China without a license from the EIC.
Majestic, Lawson, master, sailed to Bombay twice under a license. The first time she left on 3 May 1831. The second time she left on 5 April 1832. Majestic continued to sail to Bombay after the total expiration of the EIC's monopoly.
Convict voyage: Captain G. Williamson sailed Majestic from London on 1 October 1838; she arrived 22 January 1839 at Van Diemen's Land. She embarked 126 female convicts, and re-landed three before she departed. She landed 123 convict women at Hobart.

## Fate

Majestic was last listed in 1843. The listings since 1840 had no owner, showed her trade as Liverpool–Aberdeen, and carried the remark "wants repair". The 1843 issue available online at the citation has her name struck out.

## Citations

* ↑ Marwood (1848), p. 19.
* 1 2 3 Aberdeen Built Ships: Majestic.
* ↑ Hackman (2001), p. 294.
* 1 2 Bateson (1959), pp. 314–15.
* ↑ RS (1830), "M" Supple. pages.
* ↑ Hackman (2001), p. 247.
* ↑ Bateson (1959), p. 336.
* ↑ LR (1843), Seq.№71.
# Rostov State Musical Theater

Rostov State Musical Theater (Russian: Ростовский государственный музыкальный театр) is one of the biggest musical theaters in Southern Russia. It is situated in the city of Rostov-on-Don, one of the oldest cultural centers of Southern Russia. The theater opened in September 1999, and is the successor to the 1919 Rostov Musical Comedy Theater.
The theater has two stages as well as a music and entertainment center, and hosts about 300 performances and concerts annually, as well as various forums and festivals. Its repertoire encompasses both musical traditions, as well as experiments in the field of contemporary art.

## About

In 1919 the Rostov Musical Comedy Theater was established; this received State status in January 1931. Because it had become run-down, and had no facilities for opera and ballet, local authorities decided to construct a modern replacement.
The site chosen was occupied by gloomy residential buildings one to two storeys high, and by a physiotherapy hospital. It had been designated in the 1960s for demolition in order to build the largest self-service department store in Rostov, but those plans were soon abandoned. Instead, the area was demolished in 1977, and construction of the new theater began. The building had the form of a white grand piano with its lid raised, and was designed by young architects who included L. Lobakov, G. Dukov and V. Hafizov.
In the 1980s, however, the country fell into economic crisis. Construction was suspended and site at the center of the city became neglected. It was not until 1999, after 22 years of construction, that the theater was completed. Members of ballet and opera troupes for the new theater were recruited from the entire country.
Its venues are the 1008 seat Great stage, the 238 seat Chamber stage, and the music and entertainment center "White piano", which allows consideration of the theater as the largest cultural center of the South of Russia.

## Performances and events

The theatre hosts about 300 performances and concerts annually, as well as various forums and festivals. Its repertoire includes opera, ballet, operetta, musicals, rock opera, musical short stories and symphony concerts.

### Famous ballet performances

* 2001 ― Giselle. Musical Director ― Andrew Galanov, Staging ― Elena Ivanova, Oleg Korzenkov, art director ― Sergey Barkhin.
* 2013 ― Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Music ― Tibor Kocak, choreography ― Gyula Harangozó.

### Famous opera performances

* 2008 ― Carmen. Music ― Georges Bizet. Director ― Yuri Laptev.
* 2010 ― Prince Igor.
# Mount Ōmure

Mount Ōmure (大村山, Ōmure-san) is a mountain located on the Kunisaki Peninsula in Ōita Prefecture, Kyūshū, Japan.
# DNI

DNI may stand for:

## Government and military

* Digital Network Intelligence, the NSA term for the collection of data from the Internet
* Director of National Intelligence, a Cabinet-level executive position that oversees the United States Intelligence Community
* Director of Naval Intelligence (disambiguation)
* Documento Nacional de Identidad (disambiguation) or "National Identity Document" in Spanish
* Det norske industriparti (DNI) or "The norwegian industryparty", a political party in Norway.

## Science and technology

* Direct neural interface, a brain-computer interface
* Direct normal irradiance, a measure of the solar irradiance striking a surface held normal to the line of sight to the sun
* Direct normal insolation, also known as direct insolation, a measure of the solar irradiance striking a surface held normal to line of sight to the sun
* Dole Nutrition Institute founded by the Dole Food Company
* Do not intubate, an alternate term for "do not resuscitate"
* Do not install, a term sometimes used in Printed circuit board design to denote the omitting of a component

## Other uses

* Do not interact, a term used to deter people or a certain group of people from interacting with someone or something.
* Lower Grand Valley Dani language (ISO 639 code: dni)
* Wad Medani Airport (IATA airport code: DNI), an airstrip in Sudan
# Chery Fengyun (1999)

The Chery Fengyun (simplified Chinese: 风云; pinyin: Fengyun), also sold as the Chery A11, is Chery's first car. Created without government approval, it has nonetheless been the first step of Chery's success story and helped transform the Chinese automotive market from one dependent on foreign joint ventures.
Various importers and other commenters have also called the car "Windcloud" (direct translation of Chinese word "Fengyun") or "Fulwin" (romanized equivalent of the "Fengyun" name introduced by Chery after 2009).

## Development

The Fengyun is essentially a badge engineered first generation Toledo, built by SEAT from 1991 to 1999, based on the A2 platform. This is the same platform used by FAW-VW Automobile for their successful, license-built FAW-VW Jetta. Windcloud production indeed depended on secret side deals with the same parts suppliers as did FAW-VW. A later financial settlement out of court meant Volkswagen agreed to abstain from a planned lawsuit. The purchase of the Toledo blueprints was also executed in secret, in spite of SEAT being a Volkswagen subsidiary: all of these deft negotiations were the work of engineer Yin Tongyao, who had originally worked for Volkswagen's Chinese joint venture.
Tongyao was originally poached by the government of Wuhu, in Anhui province, after they had reached the decision to develop a car for local production. Tongyao had also quietly purchased the production line for a rather outdated Ford engine (the 1.6 CVH) in England, which he then transferred to Anhui: the first engines left the production line in May 1999. This was to be the first engine installed in the Windcloud. It was later replaced by the more modern Tritec and Acteco engines. At the time, China had very strict regulations hindering the entry of new players into the automotive industry, so for nearly two years Chery was officially only producing "automotive components", albeit in a fully assembled form. In 2001, Chery finally received government permission to market their cars nationwide.
Production of the A11 began in December 1999 as the CAC6340. The name was officially changed to Fengyun, codenamed SQR7160, in 2000, and Chinese production ended in 2006. The Chery A15, first presented in 2003, is a facelifted Windcloud.
# The Strongbow Saga

The Strongbow Saga is a historical fiction series by Judson Roberts. The Saga tells the story of Halfdan Hroriksson, a young Viking trying to avenge his brother's murder. The series weaves the story of the fictional Halfdan into the lives of actual historical figures of the period, including famous Viking leaders Ragnar Lodbrok, Ivar the Boneless, Bjorn Ironside, and Hastein, as well as Frankish leaders King Charles the Bald and Count Robert the Strong. Actual historical events form a backdrop for parts of the story, including a Danish attack up the Seine River in the year 845 which was reported in several contemporary Frankish sources, including the Annals of St. Bertin.
The series begins in Denmark around the year 845, but over the course of its projected 6 volumes the story's settings traverse much of the Viking world, including western Frankia in books two and three, Denmark and Sweden in book four, and Russia and Ireland in books five and six. The first four books are, Viking Warrior, Dragons from the Sea, The Road to Vengeance, and The Long Hunt. As of May 2018 Roberts has not revealed any kind of timeline for the release of the last two books, citing delays caused by a lack of historical data and health problems.
The first three volumes of The Strongbow Saga were originally published between 2006 and 2008 as young adult fiction by HarperCollins. The series was republished as general historical fiction, beginning in 2010, by Northman Books.
# Dunkie Butt

"Dunkie Butt" was the lead single released from American rapper 12 Gauge's debut album, 12 Gauge (1994). One of many Miami bass influenced hits in the early to mid 1990s, "Dunkie Butt (Stand In A Line and Donkey-Donkey)" was released in late 1993 and spent 21 weeks on the US Billboard Hot 100, eventually peaking at 28 in April of the following year. The song was certified gold by the RIAA on April 11, 1994 and sold 600,000 copies. "Dunkie Butt" was the rapper's only top 40 hit, making him a one-hit wonder.

## Single track listing
### A-Side

* "Dunkie Butt" (Radio Version)- 4:19
* "Dunkie Butt" (Album Version)- 4:26

### B-Side

* "Dunkie Butt" (Funky Bass Mix)- 4:44
* "Dunkie Butt" (Club Mix)- 4:44
* "Dunkie Butt" (Instrumental)- 4:32
# Voyage of the Little Mermaid

Voyage of the Little Mermaid was a live show attraction at Disney's Hollywood Studios at the Walt Disney World Resort in Florida. The show was an abridgment of the 1989 film The Little Mermaid. Along with a mix of live actors and puppets, the show featured effects such as light and laser projections on the auditorium walls and light rain over the audience. Voice actors included Pat Carroll as Ursula, Jess Harnell as Sebastian, Corey Burton as King Triton, Edan Gross as Flounder, Paddi Edwards as Flotsam and Jetsam, and Frank Welker as Max the Sheepdog. Wright, Carroll, Mars, Edwards, and Welker reprised their roles from the original film. The show replaced the previous attraction, Here Come The Muppets, on January 7, 1992, in the Animation Courtyard Theater.
On March 15, 2020, Walt Disney World closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. It was reported that signage for the attraction was removed the following September though Disney claimed that this was simply due to refreshing the sign and that the sign would return the following week. The attraction's puppets were sold the same month. On December 19, 2023, Disney's Hollywood Studios announced its replacement, The Little Mermaid – A Musical Adventure, which will originally set to open in Fall 2024, confirming the original attraction's permanent closure.
However, on October 14, 2024, it was announced that the show was delayed to Summer 2025, which is still confirming the original attraction's permanent closure.

## Synopsis

The show started out with a preshow following artifacts including King Triton's trident. Then guests entered a theater where the show begins. Due to the special effects that were involved in the attraction, guests were asked to remain seated during the performance. It started with Sebastian singing the Oscar-winning song "Under the Sea", featuring various "black light" puppets, then went into "Part of Your World" after King Triton forbids Ariel from going to the surface, after encountering Flotsam and Jetsam the scene is followed by Ursula singing "Poor Unfortunate Souls". This song was performed by a gigantic puppet, 12 feet tall and 10 feet wide. After Ursula stole Ariel's voice, a montage of the film leading up to the demise of the sea witch is shown. It then goes to the scene where King Triton lets Ariel go with Prince Eric. At the end of the show, a curtain of falling water covers the stage, allowing guests to "return" to the surface. Voyage of the Little Mermaid was located in the Animation Courtyard section.
# Marc Reaidy

Marc Reaidy (aka Marc Reaidy Baz, Arabic: مارك رعيدي باز), is a Lebanese tenor, opera crossover singer, actor, and vocal coach. Reaidy is one of the leading classical crossover singers of the Arab World; in 2019, he participated in The Voice Arabia where he was exceptionally inducted into Mohamed Hamaki's already full team of competitors. Reaidy went on to garner widespread acclaim and awards.

## Early life and education

Reaidy was born in Ghazir, Lebanon. He is the eldest of three children born to Lebanese army general Gaby Reaidy and Nicole Baz. He completed his musical studies under Russian professor Galina Khaldeeva at the Ecole des Arts Ghassan Yammine, and attended vocal and drama workshops and master classes in Lebanon, Russia, France and the United States.

## Career

Reaidy is an accomplished musical artist, and one of the best known tenors of the Arab World. His musical repertoire includes opera music and oratoria from a wide range of European composers. Reaidy is versed in Russian, he sings operatic works by Russian composers such as Tchaikovsky and Rachmaninov, among others. He also sings in Turkish, and Polish in addition to Russian. In 2013, he sang the role of Don José in Bizet's Carmen, produced by The Lebanese Higher National Conservatory with the Lebanese Philharmonic Orchestra. In 2015, he participated in the Beirut Spring Festival where he sang the role of the Pasha, in Turkish, under the direction of Ivan Caracalla.
In 2019, Reaidy sang opera in the Arabic version of The Voice. He garnered praise, and controversy when Egyptian star and panel judge Mohamed Hamaki bent the show rules by adding him to his already full team of competitors; this sparked the contention, then approval of other panel judges. Reaidy continued to the show's next round within Hamaki's team.
In addition to his musical career, Reaidy is a voice coach; he has appeared in television productions Habibi al-Ladoud (My Arch-lover - 2018), and Al-Haremlik (2019); he also serves, sinve 1996, as CFO of A.N. BouKhater, a Lebanese holding company.

## Philanthropy, recognition, and awards

Reaidy supports The Neonate Fund, a Lebanese organization that supports needy families of premature and ill newborns, and the Children's Cancer Center of Lebanon. He received the 2021 Best foreign pop-opera singer award in the Ata Çağlayan International Star Awards held in Turkey, and in 2022 the Foreign Music Artist Award at the Altın Çilek Ödülleri music awards, also in Turkey. Reaidy was awarded in 2021 the UAE golden visa for creative people in culture and art.
# Micklethwaite, West Yorkshire

Micklethwaite, West Yorkshire may refer to:
* Micklethwaite, Bradford
* Micklethwaite, Wetherby
# Calesidae

Calesidae is a small family of chalcid wasps, previously classified as subfamily Calesinae, in the family Aphelinidae. These tiny wasps (length less than 1 mm) are parasitoids of other small insects, mainly whitefly species, including the widespread pest Aleurothrixus floccosus.

## Identification

Antenna with a radicle two to four times longer than its width and three or four flagellomeres; the club is fused and exceeds the length of the preceding flagellomeres. The protibial spur is short and straight. All legs have four tarsomeres. Scutellum, axilla, and lateral lobe of mesoscutum appear fused. Mesosoma is broadly attached to metasoma. The marginal vein of the hind wing is highly curved. The body is pale yellowish or yellowish brown.
* Cales noacki; lateral view of mesosoma, showing the fused appearance of the lateral lobe of the mesoscutum (llm), the axilla (ax), and the scutellum
* Antenna, fore wing, and middle leg of a female Cales noacki

## Species

Cales is the only genus in the family. There are two species groups:
* C. noacki group of the Neotropics (and introduced into North America, the Mediterranean, Africa and Atlantic Ocean islands).
** Cales bicolor
** Cales breviclava
** Cales brevisensillum
** Cales curvigladius
** Cales longiseta
** Cales multisensillum
** Cales noacki
** Cales noyesi
** Cales parvigladius
** Cales rosei
* C. spenceri group of Australia, New Zealand, and Taiwan.
** Cales berryi
** Cales motterni
** Cales orchamoplati
** Cales spenceri
# Julita and Paula

Julita and Paula Sokolowskie are a popular violin duo from Poland. They both graduated from the Academy of Music in Warsaw in the violin class. They have played together since early childhood. (Their sister Katarzyna plays oboe, their sister Agnieszka viola and their brother Pawel double bass).
They recorded their first disc, "Julita & Paula", in 1998, on the Sony Music record label. The album consists mostly of compositions of the great classical music masters, like Vivaldi's "Storm", Paganini's "Caprice 9" and Bernstein's "Somewhere". Several famous Polish musicians took part in the recording of the album. The album went gold, and the single promoting it, "Ameryka", was for a long time one of the three songs most frequently played by Polish radio stations.
A year after its premiere, the record was noticed in other countries. With a new look of the cover and with a wider repertoire it appeared in Europe and Asia where it received a lot of good notices. On their next album "Koledowanie Julity & Pauli" (Christmas Songs of Julita & Paula), beside well-known musicians, played also the rest of their siblings. The video clip of one of the Christmas songs form the record has won the 1st prize on the "European Independent Film Festival" and a Yacht on the "Yach Film Festival", a festival of video clips. Discs were promoted during concerts in Poland and abroad – inter alias a concert tour with jazz vocalists Urszula Dudziak and Grazyna Auguscik and polish famous musician Tytus Wojnowicz. The Sisters have given concerts in most of the Polish philharmonic and theatre stages, repeatedly in Warsaw's Congress Hall in the Palace of Culture and Science, in the concert studio of the "Polish Radio and Television" and on the plain-air concerts for multi-thousand audience. They performed in polish embassies for representatives of different countries. They performed in the concert of the world famous tenor Josse Carreras, they played for the heads of state and international VIPs. Thanks to their concerts they gave their support for many charitable organizations. Among multiple prizes they won, there is a very prestigious medal of the Polish Success Academy who grants awards for outstanding achievements. Currently, they are working on their fourth long play record.

## Discography

| Title | Album details | Peak chart positions | Certifications |
| Title | Album details | POL | Certifications |
| Julita & Paula | Released: 1998 Label: Sony Music Formats: CD | — | POL: Gold |
| Kolędowanie Julity i Pauli | Released: November 16, 2000 Label: Sony Music Formats: CD | 71 | |
| "—" denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released in that territory. ||||
# Hope Goddard Iselin

Edith Hope Goddard Iselin (January 17, 1868 – April 5, 1970) was an American heiress and sportswoman who was the first American woman to compete as a crew member in the America's Cup yacht race. She also owned thoroughbred racehorses.
Hope Goddard was the daughter of Mary Edith (née Jenckes) Goddard (1844–1921) and Colonel William Goddard (1825–1907) of Providence, Rhode Island, a chancellor of Brown University and a scion of a family that had accumulated great wealth from mercantile and manufacturing activities. In 1894, she married Charles Oliver Iselin, a banker and sportsman who was described by Time magazine as "probably the most famed yachtsman in the U.S." during the latter part of the 19th Century. The headline of their wedding announcement in the New York Times read, "Hope Goddard Engaged to C.O. Iselin, Well-Known Yachtsman to Marry Heiress of millions." Oliver Iselin was himself already a millionaire at the age of 40, made wealthy by his grandfather's investments in coal mining and railroads. The couple had a son, William Goddard Iselin (1903–1909), who died in childhood, and a daughter, Edith Hope Iselin (1905–2001), who married Archer G. Jones.
The Iselins owned many homes, including their primary residence in New Rochelle, New York, "All View", a palatial waterfront estate on a private peninsula overlooking Long Island Sound. The home was designed by architect Stanford White and the grounds by landscape architect Fredrick Law Olmsted. A breakwater was constructed adjacent to Premium Point in Echo Bay so that they could dock their yachts, the Vigilant, the Defender, and the Columbia, safely next to their home. They were influential in bringing the popularity of yacht racing to the communities on the shore of the Long Island Sound in Westchester County, making New Rochelle a focal point of racing activity.
Iselin and her husband were noted for their philanthropy. In Aiken, South Carolina, where they maintained a winter residence named "Hopelands", they organized the Aiken Hospital and Relief Society, which built and equipped Aiken's first hospital in 1917. They continued to support the hospital until it was replaced by the county hospital in 1937. Iselin also served for many years as a director of the Martha Schofield School for the education of young African-Americans. On her death she bequeathed Hopelands Gardens, where the Aiken Thoroughbred Racing Hall of Fame and Museum is located, to the city of Aiken. A bust of Iselin at Hopeland Gardens was sculpted by Maria Kirby Smith.
Iselin died in her home in Aiken, South Carolina in 1970 at the age of 102.