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# Gustavo Garza Villarreal

Gustavo Garza is a Mexican economist, Emeritus Researcher of the National Council of Science and Technology in Mexico and Professor of Urban Economics at El Colegio de México. He obtained his B.A. in economics from the Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León in Monterrey, his master's degree in economics from El Colegio de México and his Ph.D. in economics from the National Autonomous University of Mexico. He also holds a Diploma in Planning and Economic Policy from the University of Cambridge. Garza joined the faculty of El Colegio de México in 1970, where he was the Director of the Center for Demographic, Urban and Environmental Studies. He was also an editor of the Journal of Estudios Demográficos y Urbanos from El Colegio de México, and the Founding Director of the Nuevo León Institute of Urban Studies.

## Writings and awards

Garza has published more than 200 articles in leading peer-reviewed academic economics journals, book chapters, 23 specialized books, and other articles. He has been visiting fellow at the University of California, the Brazilian Center of Analysis and Planning (Centro Brasileiro de Análise e Planejamento – CEBRAP), the University of Texas at Austin, the University of Cambridge, the London School of Economics, and the University of Alcalá. Garza has made substantial contributions to the empirical study of urban economics. In particular, his work examining the historical economical evolution of Mexico City has had major influence on political economy and urban studies.
He obtained the Gabino Barreda Medal from the National Autonomous University of Mexico, the Economics National Award (Mexico), and the Guggenheim Fellowship in 1989. He was member of the panel on Urban Dynamics of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
# Floating fuel station

Floating fuel station is a vessel, built under recognized Classification Society. The floating fuel station renders refueling services for yachts, boats, vessels, planes, cars, trucks and other vehicles. The station must have all the vessel Classification documents issued by the Classification Society. There are the stations, built for the oceans, the seas, the lakes and the rivers as well. You can find the floating fuel stations all over the world: in the United States, Canada, UK, Latvia, Ukraine, Russia, Brazil, Bangladesh and other countries. In Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) the river floating fuel stations started their operation in the beginning of the 2000s. The first model of the floating fuel station was designed and built in Latvia. The first CIS marine floating fuel station was built by the Latvian shipbuilding company for Ukraine in 2005. The stations carry the following fuel types: petrol, gas oil, bunker fuel and diesel.
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# Floating hinge

A floating hinge is a hinge that, while able to behave as a normal hinge, enables one of the objects to move away from the other - hence "float". In effect, the hinge allows for two parallel axes of rotation – one for each object joined by the hinge – and each axis can be moved relative to the position of the other.

## Uses

Floating hinges are used in flatbed scanners designed to scan thick objects such as books. If a regular sheet of paper is placed on the glass and the cover is lowered over it, the glass, the paper, and the cover are very close together. If a thicker object is placed on the glass, an ordinary hinge would leave the cover at an angle to the glass; a floating hinge raises the hinged edge of the cover to the level of the book so that the cover remains parallel to the glass, but raised above it.
Floating hinges are also used in two-plate electric cooking grills, as they allow for even heating of both sides of a thick piece of food without crushing it.
# Fletcherana

Fletcherana is a genus of moths in the family Geometridae described by Zimmerman in 1958.

## Species

* Fletcherana giffardi (Swezey, 1913)
* Fletcherana insularis (Butler, 1879)
* Fletcherana leucoxyla (Meyrick, 1899)
* Fletcherana roseata (Swezey, 1913)
# Fletcher v. Atex, Inc.

Fletcher v. Atex, Inc., 68 F.3d 1451 (2d Cir. 1995), is a veil piercing case by Judge José A. Cabranes in corporation law.

## Facts

Plaintiffs filed a suit against Atex and Kodak alleging that repetitive stress injuries were caused by the use of Atex branded keyboards. Atex, although undergoing a renaming, was a wholly own subsidiary of Kodak until the sale of most of its assets. Atex's promotional material referred to Atex as a division of Kodak. The district court found in favor of Kodak on summary judgment and the plaintiff's appealed to the Second Circuit.

## Judgment

The Second Circuit affirmed the District Court's finding in favor of Kodak. The court found that since Atex was incorporated in Delaware, that Delaware laws applied. The court then considered both an alter ego theory and an agency liability theory that could impute responsibility for Atex's actions to Kodak. The court also briefly discussed and rejected the possibility of Kodak being the apparent manufacturer or of concerted tortious action.

### Alter Ego Theory

The court stated that to successfully move forward on an alter ego theory to impute liability for Atex's actions to Kodak, the plaintiff would have to show that both that the two companies operated as a "single economic entity" and that there would have to be some unfairness or inequity involved in not piercing the veil. The court emphasized that while fraud could be used to pierce the veil, it was not an essential element.
In considering whether the two companies formed a "single economic entity" the court could consider: if the subsidiary was adequately capitalized, if it was solvent, if it paid dividends, how the records were kept, how the officers function, whether corporate formalities were observed, whether funds were taken away for use by the parent company, and if it operated as a facade.
The court ruled that these factors did not lead to a conclusion that it should pierce the veil, noting that using a cash management system and a limited overlap in the board of directors between the two companies was insufficient.

### Agency Theory

The plaintiffs relied on statements made in Atex's literature that would indicate it was a division of Kodak and used the word agent directly. However, the court rejected this theory noting the lack of evidence that Kodak itself had authorized those statements.
# Gusti Ayu Karang

Gusti Ayu Karang was a regent in the Kingdom of Klungkung (Indonesia) from 1809 to 1814.
Her home kingdom was the Kingdom of Karangasem. She was the mother of Dewa Agung Istri Kanya, whose father was her co-regent Dewa Agung Putra I. She invented new conditions for Dewa Agung Istri Kanya to become the "Virgin Queen of Klungkung."
# Gusti Ayu Oka Kaba-Kaba

Gusti Ayu Oka Kaba-Kaba was regent of Mengwi, a Kingdom in East Bali, from 1770/80-1807. She was regent for her son Gusti Agung Putu Agung after her husband Gusti Agung Made Munggu died, and from 1793/4 until 1807 she was regent for her grandson.
# Guy G. Hurlbutt

Guy Gordon Hurlbutt (born January 23, 1942) is an Idaho lawyer, a former United States Attorney, a former federal judicial nominee to the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit and a former Idaho state official.

## Early life and education

A native of Georgia, Hurlbutt earned a bachelor's degree in forestry in 1964 from the University of Georgia. He later earned a law degree from the University of South Carolina School of Law and a master's degree in environmental law from George Washington University.

## Professional career

Early in his career, Hurlbutt was a chief deputy attorney general under then-Idaho Attorney General Wayne L. Kidwell. Hurlbutt went into private legal practice in 1978.
On September 17, 1981, Hurlbutt was nominated by President Ronald Reagan to be a United States Attorney for the District of Idaho to replace M. Karl Shurtliff. Hurlbutt had been recommended by then-Sen. James A. McClure. After confirmation by the United States Senate, Hurlbutt served as a United States Attorney until 1984, when he took a job with Boise Cascade as its associate general counsel. Hurlbutt eventually was replaced as U.S. Attorney for Idaho by Maurice Owens Ellsworth.

## Failed nomination to the Ninth Circuit

On August 11, 1988, President Reagan nominated Hurlbutt to a seat on the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit to replace Judge J. Blaine Anderson, who had died on April 16, 1988. However, since Hurlbutt's nomination came after July 1, 1988, the unofficial start date of the Thurmond Rule during a presidential election year, no hearings were scheduled on Hurlbutt's nomination, and the nomination was returned to Reagan at the end of his term. After President George H. W. Bush was elected, he chose not to renominate Hurlbutt for the post, selecting Thomas G. Nelson instead.

## Later career

In 1997, Hurlbutt became Boise Cascade's director of environmental affairs, and he assumed responsibility for governmental affairs in 1998.
Hurlbutt's final position with Boise Cascade was as vice president of public policy and environment. He retired from the company in 2004.
# Florence Campbell

Florence Campbell may refer to:
* Florence Campbell (educator) (1877–1955), Australian school principal
* The maiden name of Florence Bravo, wife of murder victim Charles Bravo
* A fictional character played by Lynne Moody in ABC daytime drama series General Hospital
# Flight 132

Flight 132 may refer to:
Listed chronologically
* American Airlines Flight 132, suffered an in-flight fire on 3 February 1988
* Aer Lingus Flight 132, involved in a near-collision on 9 June 2005
# Someone She Knows

Someone She Knows is a 1994 NBC television film directed by Eric Laneuville and starring Markie Post, Gerald McRaney, Jeffrey Nordling and Spencer Garrett as main characters. It was filmed in Valencia, Santa Clarita, California.

## Plot Summary

Based on a true story, the film follows a young mother's search to bring her daughter's killer to justice.
Laurie Phillips (Markie Post) is distraught when her five-year-old daughter Marilee (Sarah Freeman) is discovered murdered. Increasingly frustrated by the inabilities of the local police to find the killer, Laurie turns to an old friend of the family, State Trooper Frank Mayfield (Gerald McRaney) and soon reaches the terrifying conclusion that the guilty individual may be someone she knows.

## Cast

* Markie Post as Laurie Philips
* Gerald McRaney as Frank Mayfield
* Jeffrey Nordling as Greg Philips
* Spencer Garrett as Lt. Harry Kramer
* Harold Sylvester as Lt. Jack Emery
* Sharon Lawrence as Sharon
* Phillip Van Dyke as Cash Gardner
* Jamie Renée Smith as Brandy Gardner
* Sarah Freeman as Marilee Philip
* Alma Beltran as Thelma Lambeth
* Jeff Doucette as Deputy Olsen
# Someone Special

Someone Special may refer to:
* Someone Special (United States Navy), U.S. Navy recruiting film for the U.S. Navy SEALs during the Vietnam War
* Someone Special (film), South Korean romantic comedy film, 2004
* "Someone Special", song by Swedish rock band Hardcore Superstar from the album Bad Sneakers and a Piña Colada
# Someone Somewhere...

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Someone, Somewhere... is the first solo album by American musician Robert Roth, released on May 4, 2004, through Pattern 25 Records.

## Track listing

* "Vicki and Jacky" – 5:06
* "Someone, Somewhere..." – 3:48
* "Relive These X" – 4:45
* "The Poison Arrow" – 5:38
* "The Call of the Wild" – 5:17
* "Streetplay '99" – 3:59
* "Lightning & Thunder" – 3:14
* "Blackout City Serenade" – 6:16
* "Halliburton Blues" – 4:01
* "Walk All Over Downtown Life" – 5:14
* "Laugh Til We Cry" – 6:09
* "L&T 2" – 4:26
* "Under the Ever-Watchful Eye" – 3:50
* "Real Life Story" – 4:16
* "Yesterday's War" – 6:20

## Personnel

All songs are written arranged, recorded, produced and engineered by Robert Roth at Space Blanket Studios.
Vocals, guitars, piano, Mellotron, Farfisa, Hammond organ, analog synthesizers, bass and drums performed by Robert Roth (except where noted below).
* George Reed-Harmon – bass on "Vicky & Jacky" and "L&T 2"
* Orn Johari – background vocals on "Poison Arrow", "Call of the Wild" and "Laugh Til we Cry"
* Billy Joe Huel – trumpets on "Walk all Over Downtown Life" and "Yesterday's War"
* Jesse Roberts – trumpets on "L&T 2" and "Real Life Story"
* Chris Friel – drums on "Streetplay '99" and "Someone, Somewhere..."
* Mark Pickerel – drums on "Streetplay '99" and "Someone, Somewhere..."
* Kari Welch – cello on "Lightning and Thunder" and "Real Life Story"
* Lynn Gosnell – background vocals on "Vicky & Jacky" and "Yesterday's War"
# Flying Scotsman

Flying Scotsman may refer to:
* LNER Class A3 4472 Flying Scotsman, steam locomotive built in 1923
* Flying Scotsman (train), London to Edinburgh service since 1862
** The Flying Scotsman (1929 film), featuring the train and the 1923 locomotive
* Flying Scotsman, nickname of Scottish athlete and rugby player Eric Liddell (1902–1945)
* The Flying Scotsman, nickname of Gary Anderson (darts player)
* The Flying Scotsman, nickname of Scottish cyclist Graeme Obree
** The Flying Scotsman (2006 film), about Graeme Obree
* "Flying Scotsman", a song by Spear of Destiny from the 1983 Grapes of Wrath (album)
* Flying Scotsman Stakes, a horse race run at Doncaster Racecourse
# Sookaera

Sookaera is a village in Kiili Parish, Harju County in northern Estonia.
# Gurteen, County Galway

Gurteen is a village in East County Galway, Ireland. The Irish translation of Gurteen (Irish: Góirtín) translates as "Little Ploughed Field". Gurteen is a half-parish of the Ballymacward-Gurteen parish. The nearest towns are Athenry and Mountbellew.
The patron saint of Gurteen is Saint Kerrill. Saint Kerrill's Well is located at the very southern tip of the parish in Gortnalone, near neighbouring Attymon. Saint Kerrill's Abbey is in Clonkeenkerrill with Clonkeenkerrill Graveyard. Saint Kerrill's feast day is held every year on 13 June. The Roman Catholic church in Gurteen is named after a local priest, Father Michael Griffin, who was shot dead on the night of 14 November 1920, most likely by Auxiliaries. The Galway Minor Hurling Championship trophy is named in honour of Father Griffin. The Éire Óg-Father Griffins GAA Club based in Galway City is also named in his honour.
Located in East Galway, Gurteen is a rural area with a public house (Mitchell's Bar), church (St Michael's) and a primary school. The primary school, Saint Kerrill's NS was opened in 1982, when 3 smaller national schools were merged: Clonkeenkerrill, Shanballard and Tample. The local GAA club is Pádraig Pearse's GAA. Founded in 1966 when the Gurteen and Ballymacward clubs amalgamated, it has playing pitches in Ballymacward and Gurteen. Colemanstown United FC is a soccer club located in the area. Founded in 1982, the club competes in the Galway District Soccer League.

## Notable people

* Father Griffin
* Noel Treacy RIP, TD & Galway GAA County Board Chairman
* Cyril Donnellan, Pádraig Pearse's GAA player and former Galway hurler
* Seán Mac Giollarnáth, Irish folklorist.
# Somerfield (disambiguation)

Somerfield was a UK supermarket chain.
Somerfield may also refer to:
* Somerfield, New Zealand, a suburb of Christchurch
* Alf Somerfield (1918–1885), English footballer
* Stafford Somerfield (1911–1995), British newspaper editor
* USS Somerfield (1861), a Union ship in the American Civil War
* Somerfield, Pennsylvania, a ghost town under the waters of Youghiogheny River Lake
# Florida Atlantic Owls softball

The Florida Atlantic Owls are the college softball team of Florida Atlantic University.

## History

For the relatively young program (first fielding a team in 1995), the Florida Atlantic University softball team has been overwhelmingly successful under the leadership of former head coach, Joan Joyce. In twelve seasons of competition in the Atlantic Sun Conference (from 1995 to 2006), the Lady Owls won the conference championship nine times, including eight consecutive championships from 1997 through 2004. The Owls added their tenth conference championship in their first season in the Sun Belt Conference in 2007. The team currently participates in the American Athletic Conference and is led by head coach Jordan Clark.
On March 18, 2022, Joyce earned her 1,000th career win as a head coach, becoming the 27th NCAA Division I softball coach to reach the milestone. She died on March 26, 2022. The field was renamed in her honor on April 26, 2023.
# Sony Ericsson W300i

The Sony Ericsson W300i, launched Q2 2006, is a clamshell phone from the W-series of Sony Ericsson.
This quad-band phone features an internal 20 MB storage, with a Memory Stick Micro slot for expansion, up to an additional 2 GB. Its dimensions are 90 mm × 47 mm × 24 mm with a weight of 94 g.

## Specifications

| Feature | Specification |
| Display | 1.8″ TFT LCD 262K-colour (128×160 pixels) |
| Internal memory | 20 MB |
| Memory slot | Memory Stick Micro (M2) card (sizes up to 2 GB supported). |
| Size | 90 × 47 × 24 mm |
| Weight | 94 grams (3.32 oz) |
| Data | GSM (850/900/1800/1900), GPRS class 10 (4+1/3+2 slots), 32–48 kb/s, HSCSD, EDGE Class 10, 236.8 kbit/s, Bluetooth, Infrared, USB v2.0 |
| Colors | Shadow Black, Shimmering White, Lime Green |
| Stand-by time | Up to 400 hours |
| Talk time | Up to 9 hours |
| Music playback | Up to 27 hours (continuous playback) |
| Compatible media formats | MP3, 3GP, AAC (LC and HE) in both MP4 and M4A containers, AMR, MIDI, IMY, EMY, WAV (up to 16 kHz sampling rate), 3GPP streams |
| Camera | VGA with ability to record 176×144 3GPP video or 640×480 still images |
| Display | 128×160 pixels colour screen |

## Walkman music player

The W300i also functions as a Walkman music player. The W300i can read both MP3 and MP4 tracks, and software which comes with the mobile phone (Disc2Phone) can convert other file types such as WMA, and although album artwork is not viewable, the W300i will read track details (via id3v1 tagging): artist, album, song name and sort them for easy access.

## Known issues

White Screen Of Death – According to many owners, the screen has a tendency to freeze and/or go white.
* This is a Sony Ericsson W300i showing the white screen of death.
Flimsy parts – The top of the phone is also known to have some flex issues.
Battery cover – It has been stated in some official and unofficial reviews that the battery cover is very difficult to open. The User's Manual shows that you only have to push out the battery cover, yet this is very difficult to accomplish. An easy fix for this is to put an eraser on the cover and use it to slide the cover open. Furthermore, continued opening and closing of the battery cover causes it to lose its ability to stay on the phone, and instead needs to be taped or glued on. However, it's only stated that SOME of the phones have this particular issue, not all of the W300i series have this problem. Also it's noted that some of the batteries that are inserted into the phone swell up within a month or so.
# Gymnoclytia ferruginosa

Gymnoclytia ferruginosa is a North American species of tachinid flies in the genus Gymnoclytia of the family Tachinidae.

## Distribution

Mexico.
# Gymel

In medieval and early Renaissance English polyphonic music, gymel (also gimel or gemell) is the technique of temporarily dividing up one voice part, usually an upper one, into two parts of equal range, but singing different music. Often the two voices sing a passage of intricate polyphony, beginning and finally converging on a unison, and often, but not always, the other voices drop out for a time.
While the earliest use of gymel seems to have been around the mid-14th century, the earliest notated gymels survive from approximately 1430. It is probable that some earlier notated examples have been lost, since the vast majority of English manuscript sources from before the 1530s were destroyed during the Dissolution of the Monasteries by Henry VIII. Indeed, the earliest surviving notated examples are from continental sources.
The significance of the development of gymel is three-fold. First, that a single voice part could be split into two indicates that the music of the time was being sung with multiple voices on a part, as opposed to the practice of secular polyphony at the time, in which there was only one voice on a part. Second, considerable virtuosity is required for many of the surviving examples of gymel, indicating a rise in the singing standards in England in the 14th and 15th centuries. Third, the use of gymel shows that composers were becoming aware of the importance of textural contrast as a structural device; this is one of the critical distinctions between medieval and Renaissance music, a distinction which would carry forward to the present day.
It also seems that many times gymel was improvised by skilled singers. An anonymous treatise of around 1450, known as the Pseudo-Chilston, includes the instruction: "And alwey beginne and ende thi Countertenor in a 5 [the interval of a fifth]. And thi Countergemel begynne and ende in unisoun." (1) That the singers would be given instruction on which intervals to use to begin and end indicates that they were not reading from written music, but improvising.
Composers of gymel include John Dunstaple, William Cornysh, Richard Davy, John Browne, and (much later) both Thomas Tallis and Robert Parsons, as well as the numerous named and anonymous composers in sources such as the Eton Choirbook and the Caius Choirbook, among the few collections of English music to survive from the 15th century.
# Andrew Wilson (academic)

Andrew Wilson (born December 26, 1950), full name Andrew Murray Wilson, is the Director of Scriptural Research and Professor of Scriptural Studies of the Unification Theological Seminary (UTS), the main seminary of the international Unification Church.

## World Scripture and its reception

Wilson edited World Scripture: A Comparative Anthology of Sacred Texts (published 1991), a comparative anthology that contains over 4,000 scriptural passages from 268 sacred texts and 55 oral traditions. Gifford Lecturer Ninian Smart wrote the book's foreword. Its publisher quotes include praise for its contribution to comparative religion from clergy, scholars, and practitioners of multiple faith traditions, and it has been briefly and favorably mentioned in multiple non-UTS publications. Peace studies professor Lester Kurtz called the online version of the book, which is available in multiple online locations, a "wonderful compendium". The online version of World Scripture is linked to by many collegiate and independent websites as a comparative religion resource.

## Other accomplishments

In Controversial New Religions, James A. Beverly describes Wilson as "a leading Unification scholar." Wilson has been editor of UTS's academic Journal of Unification Studies since its inception in 1997 and of all the contributors of this journal, he has the most hits, with 194,242, with his paper entitled "40th Anniversary Forum: The Unification Church in America". Wilson led the translation committee for the main scripture of the Unification Church, Exposition of the Divine Principle. and co-author of Cultivating Heart and Character: Educating for Life's Most Essential Goals. Wilson serves as senior advisor and chair of the editorial board for the Unification Church-sponsored New World Encyclopedia.
Born a Jew, Wilson performs speaking and leadership roles in the Unification Church's Middle East Peace Initiative, with a focus on Christian–Jewish reconciliation. He received his undergraduate degree from Harvard University in 1971, and later obtained an M.T.S from Harvard Divinity School and Ph.D. from Harvard. Wilson was subject to a forced deprogramming attempt in 1975, and in late 1980 protested a Harvard talk on the subject by cult critic Margaret Thaler Singer. Wilson joined the faculty of Unification Theological Seminary in 1985, the year his Ph.D. thesis was published. At UTS, Wilson currently teaches a variety of scriptural studies, living traditions, and theology courses.