OpenLLM-France/wikimedia huggingface dataset:
# Statistics of the COVID-19 pandemic in Tamil Nadu
## Statistics
### Daily new recovered

New recoveries per day  7-day moving average of new recoveries per day

### Daily new deaths

Note: On 22 July, 444 previous deaths were added to Chennai district after reconciliation; which are not included in the chart.

### Daily new cases by type of spread

Primary cases  Cluster cases  Travel Primary cases  Travel Contact cases  Local Contact cases  Inter-state Return cases

### Case fatality rate

The trend of case fatality rate for COVID-19 from 25 March, the day first death in the state was recorded.
# Francis Irving

Francis Irving (born 1974) is a British software engineer, freedom of information activist and former CEO of ScraperWiki.

## Education

Irving studied A-levels in Biology, Mathematics, Further Mathematics, Physics and General Studies at high school and was subsequently educated at the University of Oxford. He received a first class degree in mathematics in 1995 as a student at Lincoln College, Oxford.

## Career

Irving developed TortoiseCVS. He co-founded Public Whip with Julian Todd and became a developer of the affiliated TheyWorkForYou website, a project which parses raw Hansard data to track how members vote in the UK Parliament. Initially risking prosecution for re-using the raw data which was under crown copyright, the developers of Public Whip were later successful in getting permission to use it. In 2004, Public Whip was recognised in the New Media awards. In 2008, The Daily Telegraph rated TheyWorkforYou 41st in a list of the 101 most useful websites. Irving together with Matthew Somerville wrote the code for FixMyStreet.
Irving was also a senior developer of PledgeBank. He collaborated again with Julian Todd to create 'The Straight Choice', a website (later renamed Election Leaflets) that archives election leaflets.
Irving served as campaign director of the Save Parliament campaign which opposed the Legislative and Regulatory Reform Bill.
Irving was one of two people to suggest the winning idea of a site through which Freedom of Information Act requests could be made in a mySociety competition for ideas for public interest websites to build. He was later to become the main developer of the site which was called WhatDoTheyKnow. Francis has won seven New Statesman awards for websites he has worked on.
Iving has collaborated with Ben Goldacre at the Bennett Institute for Applied Data Science on a European Union (EU) clinical trials tracker and software for tracking retraction in academic publishing. He has previously worked for NC Graphics and Memrise.
# Brynjólfur Pétursson

Brynjólfur Pétursson (15 April 1810 – 18 October 1851) was an Icelandic lawyer and government official. He was one of the Fjölnismenn, a group of Icelandic intellectuals who spearheaded the revival of Icelandic national consciousness and gave rise to the Icelandic Independence Movement.

## Personal life

Brynjólfur was born in Víðivellir in Skagafjörður and was one of the "Víðvellir brothers", the sons of profast Pétur Pétursson and his second wife, Þóra Brynjólfsdóttir. His brothers were Jón Pétursson, a judge, and Pétur Pétursson, a bishop.
Brynjólfur died an unmarried man in Copenhagen in 1851, leaving no children.

## Education and career

Brynjólfur graduated from Bessastaðir in 1828 and attained a degree in jurisprudence from the University of Copenhagen in 1837. He then became a Danish government official, working in the Danish ministry of finance. He became chief administrator at the Iceland office in Copenhagen following the abolition of absolutism in Denmark in 1848, and a representative for Iceland in the Danish constitutional assembly 1848-1849.
In his student years, Brynjólfur was one of the Fjölnismenn along with Jónas Hallgrímsson, Konráð Gíslason and Tómas Sæmundsson. He was on the board of the Copenhagen branch of the Icelandic Literary Society, and president of the society 1848–1851.
# Spotted-winged fruit bat

The spotted-winged fruit bat (Balionycteris maculata) is the smallest megabat in the world. It inhabits forests in Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand.

## Description

Spotted-winged fruit bats are unusually small megabats, with a head-body length of 5.2 to 6.2 centimetres (2.0 to 2.4 in), a wingspan of 28 centimetres (11 in), and an adult body weight of around 13 grams (0.46 oz). Most of the head and body are covered in thick blackish-brown fur, while the underparts are a pale grey-brown. Their wings are dark brown, with distinctive pale cream spots, which are most noticeable on the joints, but are also found in a variable pattern across the wing membranes. The wings have been reported to have an aspect ratio of 5.8 and a wing loading of 9.51 N/m$^2$.
There are also pale markings in front of the large eyes, and on the ears, which are simple in shape, compared with those of microbats. The nostrils are elongated, and splayed to the side of the snout. The species can be distinguished from other small fruit bats by the presence of the spots on its wings, but also by its unusual dental formula of 2.1.3.21.1.3.2.

## Distribution and habitat

Spotted-winged fruit bats inhabit primary rain forest up to 1,500 metres (4,900 ft) elevation, and coastal mangrove forests. They are found across Malaysia and Brunei, and in the northern and western parts of the island of Borneo in Indonesia. At the edges of their range, they have also been reported from Trang Province in southern Thailand, from a small area in Sumatra, and from the Riau Archipelago. No subspecies are known.

## Behaviour and biology

Spotted-winged fruit bats forage in the understory of dense forest where they feed on a range of generally small, inconspicuous fruit, such as figs and persimmon, and on some insects and spiders. They spend the day roosting alone or in small groups consisting of a male and up to nine females and their young. Rather than remaining with a single male, females may visit up to three different males. Males return regularly to their roosts during the night, suggesting that they gain access to females by controlling and defending prime roosting sites.
They forage as individuals, rather than in a group, and rarely travel more than 1 kilometre (0.6 mi) from their roost site. They have been observed to make high-pitched "peep" noises when foraging, as well as more complex series of sounds when socialising. Roosts are of a consistent shape and size, and may be partially excavated by the bats, a behaviour that is otherwise unknown in this group of animals. They are generally located in the root masses of epiphytic plants, such as ferns, and also in the nests of ants and termites.
Females give birth to a single young up to twice a year, typically between June and January. The young are born blind, and weighing around 3.5 grams (0.12 oz), after a gestation of 135 days. They are weaned by 40–80 days, and are able to fly by the time they have reached 5 grams (0.18 oz) in weight. Females are sexually mature at ten months of age.
# Filiberto

Filiberto is a given name and a surname. It derives from a Germanic name, latinized in Filibertus and came to Italian through French. It is composed of the roots filu, "much", and beraht or berhta, "illustrious", "brilliant", and means "very bright" or "very illustrious". Its diffusion in Italy is linked to the fact of being a traditional name of the House of Savoy. The French form Philibert originated by alteration with the Greek φιλος (philos), "beloved".
Notable people with the name include:

## Given name

* Emmanuel Philibert of Savoy (disambiguation) (Italian: Emanuele Filiberto di Savoia), name of several members of the House of Savoy
* Filiberto Azcuy (born 1972), Cuban Olympic wrestler
* Filiberto Colon (born 1966), Puerto Rican Olympic swimmer
* Filiberto Fernández (born 1972), Mexican Olympic wrestler
* Filiberto Ferrero (1500–1549), Italian Roman Catholic cardinal
* Filiberto Hernández Martínez (born 1971), Mexican serial killer
* Filiberto Mercado (born 1938), Mexican Olympic cyclist
* Filiberto Rodríguez Motamayor (1867–1915), Venezuelan writer, lawyer and poet
* Filiberto Petiti (1845–1925), Italian landscape painter
* Filiberto Ojeda Ríos (1933–2005), Puerto Rican leader of the Macheteros
* Filiberto Rivera (born 1982), Puerto Rican basketball player
* Prince Filiberto, Duke of Genoa (1895–1990), Italian duke of Genoa and member of the House of Savoy
* Rafael Filiberto Bonnelly (1904–1979), Dominican lawyer, scholar and president of the Dominican Republic, 1962–1963

## Surname

* Juan de Dios Filiberto (1885–1964), Argentine violinist, conductor, poet and composer
# Frederic P. Wiedersum Associates

Frederic P. Wiedersum Associates (also known as Wiedersum Associates and Wiedersum Associates Architects, PLLC) was a major architectural and engineering firm headquartered in Valley Stream, in Nassau County, on Long Island, in New York, United States. The firm was best known for designing schools and other institutions & facilities throughout the New York metropolitan area. It was acquired by H2M architects + engineers in 2019.

## Description

The firm was founded in 1926 by Frederic P. Wiedersum, and was headquartered in Valley Stream, New York. Throughout the firm's existence, it designed over 2,000 projects, including hundreds of schools and other major institutions & facilities throughout the New York metropolitan area – most notably on Long Island. The firm also formerly operated an office in Trenton, New Jersey and Hauppauge, New York.
In 1949, the Economic Cooperation Administration selected Frederic Wiedersum, who through his firm designed many schools, to aid the British in school designs as part of the Technical Assistance Program, under the Marshall Plan.
Frederic P. Wiedersum Associates was also the firm which designed the Hall of Education at the 1964 New York World's Fair, located at Flushing Meadows–Corona Park in Queens.
Wiedersum Associates was acquired by Melville, New York-based H2M architects + engineers in early 2019.

## Notable works

* Baldwin Senior High School (Baldwin, New York)Baldwin Senior High School
* Bay Shore High School (expansion) (Bay Shore, New York)
* Bethpage High School (Bethpage, New York)
* Cradle of Aviation Museum (East Garden City, New York (Uniondale))
* John F. Kennedy High School (Bellmore, New York)
* Burlington Township High School (Burlington, Township, New Jersey)
* Cantiague Park (Hicksville, New York)
* Commack High School (Commack, New York)
* East Meadow High School (East Meadow, New York)East Meadow High School
* Elmont Memorial High School (Elmont, New York)
* George W. Hewlett High School (Hewlett Bay Park, New York)
* Hall of Education (Flushing, New York)
* Herricks High School (Searingtown, New York)
* Malverne High School (Malverne, New York)
* Nassau Community College (East Garden City, New York (Uniondale))Nassau Community College
* North Rockland High School (Thiells, New York)
* Queensborough Community College (Bayside, New York)
* Seaford High School (Seaford, New York)
* Shawnee High School (Medford Township, New Jersey)
* St. Francis Hospital (various buildings) (Flower Hill, New York)
* Trinity Episcopal Church (restorations) (Roslyn, New York)
* Valley Stream Central High School (Valley Stream, New York)
* Valley Stream North High School (Franklin Square, New York)
* Valley Stream South High School (South Valley Stream, New York)
* W. Tresper Clarke High School (Salisbury, New York)
* Wantagh Senior High School (Wantagh, New York)
* Wellington C. Mepham High School (North Bellmore, New York)
# Garde, Spain

Garde is a town and municipality located in the province and autonomous community of Navarre, northern Spain.
# Harold Musgrove

Harold John Musgrove (born 1930 in Birmingham) was the chairman of British Leyland's Austin Rover division between 1982–1986 and worked in several roles for the British National Health Service from 1991–2001.

## British Leyland

Harold Musgrove had worked in various roles at British Leyland and its predecessor Austin before being offered the role of Chairman of the volume car business Austin Rover in 1982 after the departure of Sir Michael Edwardes, reporting to Roy Horrocks, the chairman of British Leyland's new formed car group. One of his first jobs was to negotiate the contract with Honda over the XX agreement, which would eventually become the Rover 800, and had to deal with the Trojan Horse political potato that had occurred with BL's previous collaboration, the Triumph Acclaim.
Another of his major decisions was to clear the decks of the design team at Austin Rover. David Bache had been running the team, and the LC10/LM11 project which eventually produced the Austin Maestro/Austin Montego had been in the pipeline since 1977, and one of his ideas is said to have incited Musgrove into sacking Bache on the spot. He appointed Roy Axe who had been working in the US for Chrysler and backed him setting up a new design studio at the former Triumph plant at Canley.
Due to the drop in performance of Austin Rover in 1984, Harold Musgrove was asked by the British Government, which had held a controlling stake in the business since 1975, to look for savings. Musgrove persuaded the government to invest in the K Series engine which was to benefit and damage the company in the long term.
In 1986 British Leyland's head of Cars Ray Horrocks had discussions with Ford about a buyout, however the collapse of General Motors purchase of British Leyland's truck division meant the deal was stopped. Due to the press anger caused by this and the Westland sale, British Leyland's management was changed by the government bringing in Graham Day in 1986 to oversee the new business. Roy Horrocks, Musgrove's boss resigned and Musgrove followed shortly after when he was asked to sack Kevin Morley, the sales director, by Graham Day.

## NHS

In 1991 Musgrove joined the NHS as chairman of the West Midlands Ambulance Service. He eventually left this role joining Heartlands Hospital in Birmingham and oversaw the controversial merger with Solihull District Hospital during the mid 1990s.
In 1998 Harold Musgrove became Chairman of the Worcester Health Services, closing accident and emergency services at Kidderminster Hospital and opening a new PFI funded hospital as part of a radical shakeup of services. However a University College London report in 2000 stated that the reforms left Worcestershire with "one of the lowest levels of hospital provision in the country". In 2001 Harold Musgrove resigned as the chairman of the Worcestershire Acute Hospitals NHS trust.
# List of synagogues in France

This is an incomplete list of synagogues, current or former Jewish houses of prayer, in France.
| Name | Location | Built | Architectural style(s) | Status | Denomination |
| Amiens | Amiens, Somme | 2017 | Modernist | Active | Orthodox |
| Arcachon | Arcachon | 1879 | | Active | Sephardi |
| Beth Meir | Bastia, Corsica | 1934 | Vernacular | Active | Orthodox |
| Belfort | Belfort | 1857 | Byzantine Revival | Active | |
| Besançon | Besançon | 1870 | Moorish Revival | Active | |
| Great (Bordeaux) | Bordeaux | 1882 | Romanesque RevivalByzantine Revival | Active | Sephardi |
| Caen | Caen, Normandy | 1966 | | Active | |
| Guebwiller | Guebwiller, Haut-Rhin | 1872 | Romanesque Revival Byzantine Revival | Active | |
| Hochfelden | Hochfelden, Alsace | 1841 | | Active | |
| Ingwiller | Ingwiller, Alsace | 1970 | | Active | |
| Lille | Lille, Hauts-de-France | 1891 | Romanesque Revival Byzantine Revival | Active | |
| Great (Lyon) | Lyon, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes | 1864 | Byzantine Revival | Active | Orthodox |
| Keren Or | Lyon, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes | 2015 | | Active | Reform |
| Great (Marseille) | Marseille | 1864 | Romanesque RevivalByzantine Revival | Active | Sephardi |
| Or Thora (maybe Or Torah) | Marseille | 1962 | | Former; (now mosque) | |
| Neuilly | Neuilly-sur-Seine, Hauts-de-Seine | 1878 | Byzantine Revival | Active | Orthodox |
| Nice | Nice, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur | 1886 | Byzantine Revival | Active | Orthodox |
| Rouen | Rouen, Normandy | 1950 | | Active | Orthodox |
| Saint-Avold | Saint-Avold, Grand Est | 1956 | Modernist | Active | |
| Sedan | Sedan, Ardennes | 1878 | Romanesque RevivalByzantine Revival | Former; gallery | |
| du Quai Kléber | Strasbourg | 1898 | Romanesque Revival | Destroyed | |
| Traenheim | Traenheim | | | Active | |
| Liberal Jewish Movement of France | | | | Active | Reform |
| Versailles | Versailles, Île-de-France | 1886 | Romanesque Revival | Active | |
| Vesoul | Vesoul, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté | 1875 | | Former | |

## In Paris

| Name | Arrondissement | Built | Architectural style(s) | Status | Denomination |
| Adath Shalom | XV$^e$ | 1989 | | Active | Conservative; Masorti movement |
| Agoudas Hakehilos | IV$^e$ | 1914 | Art Nouveau | Active | Orthodox |
| Communauté Juive Libérale | XI$^e$ | 2006 | | Active | Reform |
| Don Isaac Abravanel | XI$^e$ | 1962 | Modernist | Active | Orthodox |
| Edmond J. Safra Synagogue | XVII$^e$ | 2019 | | Active | |
| Grand (Paris) | IX$^e$ | 1874 | Romanesque Revival Byzantine Revival | Active | Orthodox |
| Kehilat Gesher | XVII$^e$ | 1993 | | Active | Reform |
| Montmartre | XVIII$^e$ | 1939 | International | Active | Orthodox |
| de Nazareth | III$^e$ | 1852 | Moorish Revival | Active | Orthodox |
| des Tournelles | IV$^e$ | 1876 | Romanesque RevivalByzantine Revival | Active | Orthodox |
| Union Libérale Israélite de France | XVI$^e$ | 1907 | Art Deco | Active | Reform |
# Fred van Doesburg

Fred van Doesburg is a Dutch mixed martial artist.

## Mixed martial arts record

Professional record breakdown :
| 4 matches | 2 wins | 2 losses |
| By knockout | 0 | 1 |
| By submission | 2 | 0 |
| By decision | 0 | 1 |
| Res. | Record | Opponent | Method | Event | Date | Round | Time | Location |
| Loss | 2–2 | Dave Vader | KO (knee) | Rings Holland: No Guts, No Glory | June 10, 2001 | 1 | 1:12 | Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands |
| Win | 2–1 | Rick Rootlieb | Submission (smother) | Rings Holland: Di Capo Di Tutti Capi | June 4, 2000 | 1 | 4:18 | Utrecht, Netherlands |
| Loss | 1–1 | Mario Borzic | Decision (unanimous) | Rings Holland: Who's The Boss | June 7, 1998 | 2 | 5:00 | Utrecht, Netherlands |
| Win | 1–0 | Edwin Gertenbach | Submission (choke) | FFH: Free Fight Gala | December 21, 1997 | 0 | 0:00 | Beverwijk, North Holland, Netherlands |
# Francis J. Ahern

Francis J. Ahern (1899–1958) was the San Francisco Police Chief from January 1956 to September 1958.
Appointed by mayor George Christopher's police commission, Ahern, with the rank of patrolman, was elevated to chief over every captain, lieutenant and sergeant on the force. Ahern's rank was deceptive, as he had been passed over for promotion time and time again because, it was said, he wouldn't go along with corrupt police leadership. He was actually head of both the homicide and rackets details with the title of Inspector, which was not a civil service title. He also spent time as an investigator for Estes Kefauver's anti-crime Kefauver hearings.
Christopher was intent on cleaning up the police force and had given an ultimatum to the previous mayor's chief, George Healy. After an embarrassing gambling raid by federal agents next door to the old Hall of Justice on Kearney Street of which Healy claimed no prior knowledge, the newly appointed police commission accepted Healy's resignation and Ahern was tapped for the top job.
Ahern's first move was to transfer every district captain; then he moved every twenty lieutenants to new assignments. Next, he transferred one hundred of the department's 200+ sergeants. Then he began the reform of the traffic bureau. Police were expected to close gambling and vice operations in their districts and the old excuse of not knowing was no longer accepted. At some point, Ahern's zealousness caused the mayor and the department some embarrassment when he tried to close down Bridge clubs. Mayor Christopher pulled him off of this effort.
In September 1958, Ahern died of a heart attack at a Baseball game at Seals Stadium. His funeral was held in the rotunda of City Hall. A half block alley on the north side of the San Francisco Hall of Justice that opens onto Sixth Street is named for Francis Ahern.
# Gniewomir

Gniewomir is a given name derived from the Slavic elements: gniew (anger) and mir (peace, glory or world), and may refer to:
* Gniewomierz, a village in the administrative district of Gmina Legnickie Pole, Lower Silesian Voivodeship, Poland
* Gniewomirowice, a village in the administrative district of Gmina Miłkowice, Lower Silesian Voivodeship, Poland
# Hagen & Sievertsen

Hagen & Sievertsen was a packaging and printing business in Odense, Denmark. It was a major supplier of often richly decorated medical prescription envelopes for to Danish pharmacies.

## History

Hagen & Sievertsen was founded in 1961. It was ibnitially based in rented premises on Vestergade in central Odense in 1851. It specialized in lithographic printing on pharmaceutical packaging. The firm grew steadily and in 1867 relocated to larger premises on Nedergade. These premises expanded with a new factory in 1888. One of the buildings was a four-storey building featuring an elevator. The firm had by then also moved into the markets for printing of books and illustrations. The company was a major supplier of prescription envelopes to Danish pharmacies.
# Fireboat No. 1

Fireboat No. 1 is a historic fireboat on display in a permanent land installation on the waterfront in the Old Town area of Tacoma, Washington. Built in 1929, she was for more than fifty years the sole firefighting vessel for the Port of Tacoma. She was designated a National Historic Landmark in 1980.

## Description and history

Fireboat No. 1 is 96 feet 6 inches (29.41 m) long with a 21-foot-6-inch (6.55 m) beam and a 6-foot (1.8 m) draft. Her seven water cannons have a capacity of 10,000 US gallons per minute (0.63 m$^3$/s). She has a steel deck and pilothouse. Her deck was originally lined with pipes capable of creating a spray around the ship. As built, she had three-screw drive powered by 425-horsepower gasoline engine, and was capable of making a speed of 15 knots. Two additional engines provided power to its water pumps, and another two could be used either for movement or pumping, differentiated by a clutch setting.
Fireboat No. 1 was built in 1929 for the Port of Tacoma by the Coastline Shipbuilding Company of Tacoma, Washington for US$148,000. She is the only fireboat in U.S. history to protect a major port by herself for more than half a century. After 54 years of service in waterfront fire protection, harbor security patrols, search and rescue missions, and water pollution control, Fireboat No. 1 was put up on a permanent dry berth at a public beach near Tacoma's Old Town neighborhood. She is one of only five fireboats designated as a National Historic Landmark. Visitors are able to walk around her exterior, but her interior is closed to the public.
# Garra emarginata

Garra emarginata is a species of ray-finned fish in the genus Garra endemic to the Periyar River in Kerala, India.
# Statue of Johannes Gutenberg

Statue of Johannes Gutenberg may refer to:
* Statue of Johannes Gutenberg (Stanford University)
* Statue of Johannes Gutenberg, Strasbourg