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# Beitar Rishon LeZion F.C.

Beitar Rishon LeZion F.C. (Hebrew: בית"ר ראשון לציון) was a football club from Rishon LeZion, Israel. The club was active from the 1930s to the 1960s, playing one season in the second division prior to the Israeli Declaration of Independence.
After the 1948 Arab–Israeli War, the club played in the lower divisions, until it folded at the end of the 1965–66 season. In 1963–64 Israel State Cup, the club advanced to the fifth round, its best achievement in the cup.
# Belgian Army of Occupation

Belgian Army of Occupation (French: Armée belge d'occupation, Dutch: Belgische Bezettingsleger) may refer to:
* Belgian Army of Occupation (1918-1929) in the Allied occupation of the Rhineland.
* Belgian Army of Occupation (1946-1955) in the Allied occupation of Germany.
# Hamzehabad-e Sofla

Hamzehabad-e Sofla (Persian: حمزه ابادسفلي, also Romanized as Ḩamzehābād-e Soflá; also known as Ḩamzehābād-e Pāīn) is a village in Lahijan-e Gharbi Rural District, Lajan District, Piranshahr County, West Azerbaijan Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 137, in 16 families.
# Naserabad, Abtar

Naserabad (Persian: ناصراباد, also Romanized as Nāşerābād) is a village in Abtar Rural District, in the Central District of Iranshahr County, Sistan and Baluchestan Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 428, in 96 families.
# Gargul-e Sofla

Gargul-e Sofla (Persian: گرگول سفلي, also Romanized as Gargūl-e Soflá; also known as Gargol, Gargūl-e Pā'īn, and Gergol) is a village in Lahijan-e Sharqi Rural District, Lajan District, Piranshahr County, West Azerbaijan Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 620, in 101 families.
# Rastede station

Rastede (German: Bahnhof Rastede) is a railway station located in Rastede, Germany. The station is located on the Oldenburg–Wilhelmshaven railway. The train services are operated by NordWestBahn.

## Train services

The station is served by the following services:
* Regional services RE 18 Wilhelmshaven - Varel - Oldenburg - Cloppenburg - Bramsche - Osnabrück
* S-Bahn service RS3 Oldenburg (Oldb) Hbf – Rastede – Jaderberg – Varel (Oldb) – Sande – Wilhelmshaven
# Ezekiel Caro

Ezekiel Caro (German: Jecheskel Caro, Hebrew: יחזקאל קרא; 26 September 1844 – 24 December 1915) was a German rabbi and historian.

## Biography

Caro was born in Pinne, Grand Duchy of Posen, in 1844. His father was the exegete and homiletic writer Joseph Ḥayyim Caro, rabbi at Włocławek, and his brother was historian Jacob Caro. He attended the gymnasium at Bromberg, the Jewish Theological Seminary, and the University of Breslau, where he studied philosophy and Oriental studies. Subsequently, he graduated as doctor of philosophy at the University of Heidelberg.
He was at first rabbi of the German-Jewish community of Lodz, Poland, and then at Mewe, western Prussia. He was afterwards successively rabbi at Dirschau (1870–79), Erfurt (1879–82), Pilsen (1881–91). In 1891 Caro became rabbi of the Tempel Synagogue in Lemberg, and became the city's chief progressive rabbi on 1 January 1898.
Caro's works include Ausgewählte Gelegenheitsreden (Danzig, 1874), Ein Vierteljahrhundert städtischer Verwaltung (Dirschau, 1880), Geschichte der Juden in Lemberg bis zur Theilung Polens (Cracow, 1894), as well as many sermons and essays in Moritz Rahmer [de]'s Jüdisches Litteratur-Blatt [de].
He left Lemberg for Vienna with the outbreak of World War I in 1914, dying there the following December.

## Publications

* Ausgewählte Gelegenheitsreden. Danzig: Druck und Verlag von A. W. Kafemann. 1874.
* Ein Vierteljahrhundert städtischer Verwaltung. Dirschau: Verlag und Druck von Conrad Hopp. 1880.
* Entwurf und Begründung eines Normalplans für den jüdischen Religionsunterricht in den öffentlichen höheren und niederen Lehranstalten. Erfurt: Verlag von Hugo Neumann. 1881.
* Geschichte der Juden in Lemberg bis zur Theilung Polens. Cracow: Druck von Josef Fischer. 1894. hdl:2027/hvd.32044055081848.
* Zum Gedächtnis an Salomon Buber: drei Reden. Lemberg: Verlag der Buber'schen Raschistiftung. 1907.
# East Styrian Hills

The East Styrian Hill Country or East Styrian Hills (German: Oststeirisches Hügelland or Oststeirisches Riedelland), is a rolling, hill country region, known as Hügelland, in the southeast of the Austrian state of Styria.

## Geography

The East Styrian Hill Country is part of the Alpine Foreland in the East and Southeast and extend over large parts of East Styria and Southeast Styria. They are characterised by elongated hill ridges or interfluves (Riedel). They are bounded in the west and south by the River Mur and in the north by the Prealps East of the Mur, especially the eastern Graz Uplands, the prominent Kulm massif and the Joglland with its peak, the Masenberg. To the east it is bounded by the Lafnitz river.
The East Styrian Hills cover an area of about 50 x 80 km, but continue as a landscape type geologically and morphologically:
* in the west as the smaller West Styrian Hills (Weststeirisches Hügelland), its boundary being formed by the Mur and both landscapes being called the Styrian Hills
* and in the east in the narrow South Burgenland and towards West Hungary, where it is bounded in the north by the South Burgenland Hills (Südburgenländische Schwelle) and in the east by the Pannonian Basin
* in a southerly direction (Slovenia) the hills continue - rather differently divided - as the Slovene Hills (German: Windische Bühel, Slovene: Slovenske gorice) in Lower Styria (Spodnja Štajerska) and Goričko in the Prekmurje (Upper Mur region) for another 30 km or so.
Most of the valleys in the entire region run southwards to southeastwards, which gives the orography its typical divisions. The region is drained by the Mur as well as the waters of the Raab and Feistritz [de; fr; sh; sv], and the valley of the Lafnitz forms the boundary.

## Literature

* Peter Krenn: Die Oststeiermark. Ihre Kunstwerke, Historischen Lebens- und Siedlungsformen. Erweiterte Neuauflage, Reihe Styria regional, Verlag Styria, Graz, 1997, ISBN 3-222-12601-1.
# Ambrož Hradecký

Ambrož Hradecký (Czech: Ambrož Hradecký or Ambrož z Hradce; died 16 October 1439, in Kolín) was a Czech priest, preacher and political leader from the Kingdom of Bohemia in the era of the Hussite Wars.

## Life

Ambrož is first mentioned in 1419 as pastor of the Holy Spirit Cathedral in the East Bohemian town of Hradec Králové (German: Königgrätz). Queen Sofia and her burgrave had him driven out of town, because he supported the Hussite cause. In the spring of 1420, Ambrož and Diviš Bořek of Miletínka mobilized a crowd on mount Oreb and lead the crowd to Prague, which was threatened by King Sigismund, scorching and burning the area they travelled through, and destroying the monastery of Münchengrätz, ostensibly in support of the rebels.
In June the Orebites, as they called themselves, conquered Hradec Králové and Ambrož was reinstated in his parish. Under his leadership, the city turned into a center of the Hussite movement. Even Jan Zizka, the leader of the Hussites, came to Ambrož for advice about his conflicts with the Tábor. After Žižka's death, his remains were transferred to Hradec Králové and buried in the parish church. In 1433 Ambrož was appointed Archdeacon and Captain of Hradec Králové. As ambassador, he participated in the negotiations and participated in the negotiations in Basel that lead to the Compact of Prague.
After Sigismund had been elected King of Bohemia, Ambrož continued to oppose him. In 1436, Sigismund deposed Ambrož as captain and attempted to replace him with someone more loyal, sending a new captain with forces to drive the insurgents out of Hradec Králové. However, Ambrož refused to relinquish his position, and he suffered heavy losses. He refused an offer to negotiate a surrender, and continued to fight the losing battle. In 1437, with his forces depleted, Ambrož was forced to flee. He was wounded and captured, but was released after only a brief captivity. He then travelled to Kolín, where he died two years later in 1439.
Ambrož was a representative of the more moderate Hussites, who called themselves Orphans. He tolerated University Professors and he granted asylum after 1427, and protected the so-called Picards, whom he rescued from the stake. Adherence to the Catholic faith, however, he held to be a crime that should be punished by beheading.
# Reticulotegmental nucleus

The reticulotegmental nucleus, tegmental pontine reticular nucleus (or pontine reticular nucleus of the tegmentum) is an area within the floor of the pons, in the brain stem. This area is known to affect the cerebellum with its axonal projections.
These afferent connections have been proven to project not only ipsilaterally, but also to decussate and project to the contralateral side of the vermis.
It has also been shown that the projections from the pontine tegmentum to the cerebellar lobes are only crossed fibers.
The reticulotegmental nucleus also receives efferent axons from the cerebellum.
This nucleus is known for its large number of multipolar cells and its particularly reticular structure.
The reticulotegmental nucleus is topographically related to pontine nuclei (non-reticular), being just dorsal to them.
The reticulotegmental nucleus has been known to mediate eye movements, otherwise known as saccadic movement. This makes sense concerning their connections, as it would require a nucleus that receives and projects to the cerebellum to mediate that kind of complex circuitry. Furthermore, in terms of behavior, one does not think about saccadic movements when scanning a room, as the saccadic movements are not directly controlled by the cortex.
The pontine nuclei are the most traditionally studied mostly because it is easy to see which nuclei degrade when the cerebellum is amputated.
The neurons of the lateral reticular formation are very important for reflexes and the mediation of posture. It has been shown in cats that electrical stimulation of the reticular formation can make a standing cat lie down. Also, stimulation of the cat in an alternative spot can make a lying cat stand.
# Hasan Doğan Sports Hall

Hasan Doğan Sports Hall (Turkish: Hasan Doğan Spor Salonu) is a multi-purpose indoor sport venue located in Canik district of Samsun Province, northern Turkey. It was named in honor of Hasan Doğan (1956–2008), who served as the president of the Turkish Football Federation.
The sports hall hosts basketball and volleyball competitions. It is the home ground of the women's basketball team of Canik belediyespor.

## International events hosted

The venue will host volleyball events of the 2017 Summer Deaflympics.
# Tentyria

Tentyria is a genus of beetles in the family Tenebrionidae, first scientifically documented by Pierre André Latreille in 1802.

## List of species

* Tentyria acuticollis
* Tentyria angulata
* Tentyria angustata
* Tentyria arabica
* Tentyria aragonica
* Tentyria atlantis
* Tentyria balachowskyi
* Tentyria barbara
* Tentyria basalis
* Tentyria bassii
* Tentyria bogdanovi
* Tentyria brachythorax
* Tentyria calcophila
* Tentyria cassolai
* Tentyria castillana
* Tentyria castrogironai
* Tentyria clavata
* Tentyria coerulescens
* Tentyria collatina
* Tentyria confalonierii
* Tentyria confusa
* Tentyria coniophthalma
* Tentyria convexipennis
* Tentyria corrugata
* Tentyria curculionoides
* Tentyria cylindrica
* Tentyria cypria
* Tentyria cyrenaica
* Tentyria daghestris
* Tentyria discicollis
* Tentyria duponti
* Tentyria elegans
* Tentyria elongata
* Tentyria emarginata
* Tentyria escalerai
* Tentyria eulipoides
* Tentyria euphratica
* Tentyria excavata
* Tentyria floresii
* Tentyria fossulata
* Tentyria frivaldskii
* Tentyria gaditana
* Tentyria gavdosana
* Tentyria geliae
* Tentyria gibbicollis
* Tentyria gigas
* Tentyria glabra
* Tentyria grossa
* Tentyria gusbatensis
* Tentyria herculeana
* Tentyria heydeni
* Tentyria incerta
* Tentyria incusa
* Tentyria intermedia
* Tentyria interrupta
* Tentyria ionica
* Tentyria italica
* Tentyria jordani
* Tentyria kantarae
* Tentyria kriegi
* Tentyria kursistana
* Tentyria laevigata
* Tentyria lateritia
* Tentyria laticollis
* Tentyria latreillei
* Tentyria leachii
* Tentyria levis
* Tentyria ligurica
* Tentyria mauritanica
* Tentyria mesopotamica
* Tentyria mittrei
* Tentyria morgani
* Tentyria mucronata
* Tentyria mulsanti
* Tentyria nomas
* Tentyria oblonga
* Tentyria oblongipennis
* Tentyria occidentalis
* Tentyria ocularis
* Tentyria olgae
* Tentyria ophiusae
* Tentyria orbicollis
* Tentyria orbiculata
* Tentyria paganettii
* Tentyria parallela
* Tentyria pazi
* Tentyria peiroleri
* Tentyria pierrei
* Tentyria platyceps
* Tentyria pseudogigas
* Tentyria pseudolaevis
* Tentyria pseudorugosa
* Tentyria punctata
* Tentyria punctatostriata
* Tentyria puncticeps
* Tentyria pygmaea
* Tentyria ramburi
* Tentyria robustoides
* Tentyria rotundata
* Tentyria rotundata mittrei
* Tentyria rugipleuris
* Tentyria rugosa
* Tentyria sardiniensis
* Tentyria scabripennis
* Tentyria schaumi
* Tentyria scorteccii
* Tentyria sinaitica
* Tentyria sinuatocollis
* Tentyria solieri
* Tentyria sommieri
* Tentyria sporadica
* Tentyria striatopunctata
* Tentyria subcostata
* Tentyria subrugosa
* Tentyria sulcatipennis
* Tentyria syrtana
* Tentyria syrtica
* Tentyria taurica
* Tentyria tessulata
* Tentyria thunbergii
* Tentyria transversicollis
* Tentyria valentinae
* Tentyria variabilis
* Tentyria varioculata
* Tentyria velox
* Tentyria vieta
* Tentyria villiersi
* Tentyria wiedemanni
* Tentyria winkleri
* Tentyria zimmermanni
# The Yellow House (film)

The Yellow House (French: La Maison jaune) is a 2007 Algerian film.

## Synopsis

In Algeria, in the arid mountainous landscapes of the Aurès, a family learns from the police that their eldest son Belkacem has died in an accident, while doing his military service. On hearing the news, Mouloud immediately sets off to the city on his old tractor to retrieve his son's body, wishing to give him a decent burial. Mouloud's journey is plagued by suffering and loneliness. On his return, he realizes that his wife Fatima is grieving deeply. Fearing that she will never feel happy again, Mouloud tries everything to make her smile, refusing to give up because, like all the peasants in the hostile lands of the Aurès, he knows that "To give up is to die a little...".

## Awards

* Locarno 2007
* Valencia 2007
# Main Post Office, Kraków

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The Main Post Office in Kraków (Polish: Poczta Główna w Krakowie) is a building of the Polish Post located at the corner of Wielopole 2 and Westerplatte 20 streets in Kraków.
The building was designed by the Viennese architect F. Setz. Joseph Sareg adapted the project and it was built between 1887 and 1889 by Charles Knaus and Tadeusz Stryjeński.
Since 1899 it was the headquarters of mail in Kraków. In 1909, it was the location of what is now the Polish automatic telephone exchange with a capacity of 3600 numbers.
Due to growing needs for office surface, between 1930 and 1931 it was rebuilt by Frederick Tadaniera. The interiors and furnishings were updated and in 1933 the intercity telephone exchange was installed.
Another reconstruction took place during the German occupation. The Polish Post Office reopened on January 22, 1945.
After the war, the post office has repeatedly being modernized and repaired. Since 1991 it has housed the Polish Post and Telecommunications.
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# Options Market France

Options Market France (OMF) (French: Organisation de Marches en France) was a French futures exchange and clearing house that was absorbed into MATIF at the end of the 1980s. It was responsible for creating the first stock index of the top French listed companies and provided futures and options contracts on the index that could be traded.
Options Market France started publishing the index in November 1987 in association with the French bank CCF using the Reuters network under the symbol EFX 50. After MATIF absorbed the company, MATIF launched the CAC 40 which went on to become the definitive index for the French stock market replacing the EFX 50.

## Index description

The index was computed from a basket of the 50 most liquid stocks traded on the Paris Stock Exchange, the Paris Bourse. At the time the CAC 40 did not exist yet, the French stock exchange instead published (at the end of each trading day) a trend indicator of the French stock market. The data was computed using the closing value of the 240 largest stocks by market value. The EFX 50 was the first stock index in Paris with a streaming update based on the transaction prices of the underlying stocks.

## History

In July 1988, it was granted authorization by the French Ministry of Finance to operate as a regulated Futures and Options Exchange. On 21 July 1988, OMF launched two contracts, a future contract on the EFX 50 and an option contract on the future. The contracts were traded electronically from workstations located in the dealing rooms of the exchange members. The contracts were cash settled.
At its launch OMF exchange members included the large European, Japanese and American banks which also traded the notional bond contract on the MATIF. Market makers on the EFX 50 future contracts included SocGen and BNP. OMF also provided clearing of the contracts and acted as a clearing house. It was granted a bank charter by the Bank of France. OMF was thus able to guarantee the trades. In July 1988, OMF was acquired by a consortium of French banks. OMF was later merged into MATIF SA which launched the CAC 40 futures contract.
# The Living Buddha

The Living Buddha (French: Bouddha vivant) is a 1927 novel by the French writer Paul Morand. It tells the story of Jali, the hereditary prince of an East Asian kingdom, who travels to the Europe where he lives as a beggar in London and Paris, before he falls in love with the daughter of a Ku Klux Klan leader and follows her to America. The book was published in English in 1927, translated by Eric Sutton.

## Reception

Rose Lee wrote in The Bookman: "The incidents of the book are clearly fantastic, but the psychology that moves them is amusingly genuine. The result is a sophisticated and not too profound satire upon the ways of both East and West, done with Gallic lightness and good-humor." Theodore Purdy, Jr. of The Saturday Review wrote: "One may be amused at Morand's exceedingly Gallic version of New York in this year of grace, and also at the unlikely spectacle of Jali camping out in the Bois de Boulogne, a fakir tailored by Poole and receiving alms from the better part of the Parisian demi-monde. But his style and his mind are too alert, too bright and facile, to permit these things to stand forth as bare, absurd facts in the narrative. ... The result is strange, unexplainable by the usual canons of excellence, and thoroughly engrossing to read. "
# Subliminal Sessions 6

Subliminal Sessions 6 is a compilation album mixed by Euro house DJ/producer Benny Benassi released in 2004. It is the sixth installment in the Subliminal Sessions series, released as a double disc album.

## Track listing
### Disc 1

* Praise Cats & Andrea Love - "Sing" – 6:36
* Buddha Soul Project - "Brazil in my Mind" – 3:56
* Harrison Crump - "Burning up (Layla)" – 4:01
* Dave Clark - "Way of Life" – 5:57
* Vantage Point - "Can't Get It Wrong" (Motocross Mix) – 6:21
* Benassi Bros. featuring Azibiza - "Turn Me Up" – 6:01
* Inner City - "Big Fun" (Agoria Remix) – 6:48
* Francesco Farfa - "Universal Love" – 6:24
* Evolved vs. OBA - "Afrika (Grounded Deep Mix)" – 6:11
* Neurotic Jock - "Tribal Injection"
* Majestic 12 - "Free Funk"

### Disc 2

* Rivera & Williams - "Liar" – 5:57
* Harry Romeo - "Be the One" – 5:58
* Who Da Funk - "Radio" (Alex Fain Dub) – 5:47
* The Crystal Method - "Born Too Slow" – 4:57
* Benny Benassi presents The Biz - "No Matter What You Do" – 5:36
* Bat 67 - "I Want You To Come" – 4:45
* Andrea Bertolini - "Nasty Bass" – 4:22
* Jorge Jaramillo & Sheldon Romero & Alexandra Marin - "House Music Pneumonia" – 5:33
* Shark & Kemu - "Clear Message EP" – 5:10
* Antraig & Pons - "Like this" (Tek Edit) – 5:09
* Thik Dick - "Orgasm" – 8:18
# Riki Guy

Riki Guy (Hebrew: ריקי גאי; born c. 1975) is an Israeli full-lyric soprano.

## Education

Riki Guy graduated from the Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance in 1997.

## Awards

Scholarships and awards include the Israel Vocal Arts Institute scholarships America Israel Cultural Foundation scholarships. Additional important awards include two New Israeli Opera awards – the "Grebov" Prize in 2000 and the "Basser" Prize in 1999.
In 2000, Riki Guy won first prize in the Vera Rozsa Vocal Competition, and later that year she won first prize in the "Lions" Vocal Competition, both in Israel. That year, Riki Guy also won the special prize granted by the chairman of the jury of the Romeo et Juliette competition in Budapest.
In 2002, Riki Guy won the International Media Prize, the Prize of the Chambre Professionnelle des Directeurs d’Opera, and the special prize of the Leipzig opera at the Hans Gabor Belvedere Competition in Vienna. In 2001, Ms. Guy won First Prize in the opera category, at the International Vocal Competition in Marmande.

## Stage roles

* Giulietta, The Tales of Hoffmann: Zurich Opera House 2009/10, Lisbon Opera House 2007/08, Leipzig Opera House 2002/03/06
* Antonia, The Tales of Hoffmann: Graz Opera House 2005/06, International Vocal Arts Institute 2004
* Micaela, Carmen: Aalto Theatre Essen 2002/03, Deutsche Oper am Rhein 2002/03, New Israeli Opera 2002
* Mimi, La bohème: Volkstheater Rostock 2002/03
* Second Niece, Peter Grimes: New Israeli Opera 2002
* Angelica, Suor Angelica: International Vocal Arts Institute 2002
* First Soprano, St. Mattheus Passion: New Israeli Opera 2002
* Pallade Venus, L'incoronazione di Poppea: New Israeli Opera 2002
* Pamina, The Magic Flute: Israel Philharmonic Orchestra 2001
* Angel & Nurse, Alfa and Omega: New Israeli Opera 2001
* Contessa & Ceprano, Rigoletto: New Israeli Opera 2000
* Adina, L'elisir d'amore: International Vocal Arts Institute 1999
* Princess, L'enfant et les sortilèges: International Vocal Arts Institute 1998
* Musetta, La bohème: International Vocal arts institute 1997
* Gretel, Hänsel and Gretel: Israel Philharmonic Orchestra 1997
* Dido, Dido and Æneas: Music Days Festival 1997

## Orchestral engagements and recitals

* Ah! perfido (Beethoven): Easter Festival Warsaw 2006
* Coronation Mass/Lobgesang: Bochum Symphonic 2003/04
* Several works: Staatsorchester Kassel 2003/04
* Aria Concert: The Lions Club – Maggio Musicale; Fiorentino, Teatro Comunale 2001
* Aria Concert: Haifa Symphony 2000
* Bach Arias: Israeli Philharmonic Orchestra 1996
* A Midsummer Night's Dream (Mendelssohn): Israeli Philharmonic Orchestra 1995
* Stabat Mater (Pergolesi): The Israel Sinfonietta Beer–Sheva 1991
# Flavignac

Flavignac (French pronunciation:; Occitan: Flavinhac) is a commune in the Haute-Vienne department in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region in west-central France.
The town is the location of Château de Faye and Inhabitants are known as Flavignacois.