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# Shopping Tour

Shopping Tour (Russian: Шопинг-тур) is a 2012 Russian found footage horror comedy film directed by Michael Brashinsky [ru]. The film is about a mother and her teenage son who go on a trip to Finland together with other tourists, but when they go to explore a newly opened electronics store, they are chased by Finnish cannibals. The film stars Tatyana Kolganova [ru] and Timofey Eletskiy.
The film premiered in Russia on 15 August 2012, but did not have a wider release in Russia until November 2013. In Finland, the film premiered at the Helsinki International Film Festival in September 2012 and with a wider theatrical release on 12 September 2014.
Despite the fact that Shopping Tour has received a mixed reception from critics, the film won several awards in the Russian film festivals.

## Cast

* Tatyana Kolganova [ru] as Mrs. Polansky
* Timofey Eletskiy as Stas Polansky
* Tatyana Ryabokon as guide
* Alexander Lutov as bus driver
* Elena Belskaya as shuttle trader
* Vladimir Nekrasov as Captain Tuivisto
* Veli-Pekka Teponoja as police #1
* Juhani Vainio as police #2
* Nanna Mäkinen as gas station worker
* Satu Paavola as blonde woman

## Reception

Kari Salminen from Turun Sanomat gave the film one star out of five, because even though he said the film is "a rough, experimental and sometimes clever horror flick", he specifies that "when the film's horror is mixed with comedy, the latter is not overemphasized, nor is the ugliness, which is why the viewer doesn't need so many nerves than the ability to tolerate the dreary aesthetics of penury."
# Shahri

Shahri (Persian: شهري) may refer to:
* Shahri, Hormozgan, a village in Iran
* Shahri, Mazandaran, a village in Iran
* Golshahr, Sistan and Baluchestan, also known as Shahri, a village in Iran
# Nughab Rural District

Nughab Rural District (Persian: دهستان نوغاب) is in the Central District of Darmian County, South Khorasan province, Iran. Its capital is the village of Nughab, whose population at the time of the National Census of 2016 was 3,520 people in 927 households.

## History

Nughab Rural District was established in the Central District after the 2016 census.
# Customs F.C.

Ho Chi Minh City Customs Football Club (Vietnamese: Câu lạc bộ bóng đá Hải quan Thành phố Hồ Chí Minh), simply known as Customs F.C. (Vietnamese: Câu lạc bộ bóng đá Hải quan), was a Vietnamese association football club based in Ho Chi Minh City. They were champions in the 1991 season of the V.League, Vietnam's top-level football league.

## Achievements
### National competitions
#### League

* V.League:
** Winners: 1991
** Runners-up: 1982–83, 1986
** Third place: 1980, 1990
* First Division:
** Runners-up: 2001
* South Vietnamese League:
** Winners: 1961–62, 1966

#### Cup

* National Cup:
** Winners: 1996, 1997
** Runners-up: 1998
# Pailin (National Assembly constituency)

Pailin (Khmer: ប៉ៃលិន) is one of the 25 constituencies of the National Assembly of Cambodia. It is allocated 1 seat in the National Assembly.

## MPs

| Election | MP (Party) | MP (Party) |
| 1998 | | Sun Kimhun (Rainsy) |
| 2003 | | Y Chhean (CPP) |
| 2008 | Ich Sarou (CPP) |
| 2013 | Ban Sreymom (CPP) |
| 2018 | Ban Sreymom (CPP) |
# Seyar-e Olya

Seyar-e Olya or Sir-e Olya (Persian: سيرعليا) may refer to:
* Seyar-e Olya, East Azerbaijan
* Sir-e Olya, Kurdistan
# Nikolai Mitkin

Nikolai Mitkin (Lithuanian: Nikolajus Mitkinas, Russian: Николай Андреевич Митькин, 13 March 1929 – 9 February 1998) was a figure of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union.

## Biography

In 1953, Mitkin graduated from the Karelia-Finnish University. In 1954, he joined the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (CPSU). From 1959 to 1961, he worked at the Karelian Regional Committee of CPSU. Later, he was secretary (1961–1963) and 2nd secretary (1963–1965) of the Petrozavodsk city committee of the CPSU. In 1968, he graduated from the Academy of the Social Sciences of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union [ru] and became a candidate of historical sciences. He then worked as a lecturer at the Karelian Regional Committee of CPSU (1968–1969) and instructor of the Central Committee of CPSU (1969–1984). In 1986, he became the Second Secretary of the Communist Party of Lithuania (CPL), joined the Central Committee and the Bureau of CPL. He was also elected to the Supreme Soviet of the Lithuanian SSR.
In the Lithuanian SSR, Mitkin worked to suppress the independence movement. In January–February 1988, he coordinated actions against commemoration of Lithuania's independence day on February 16. He unsuccessfully tried to prevent the establishment of Sąjūdis, openly calling it fascist and demanding that its members be expelled from the communist party. In 1988, due to his staunch belief in Marxism-Leninism and personal ambitions, his resignation was demanded by employees of the Lithuanian Academy of Sciences and participants in Sąjūdis' rallies. On 28 September 1988, on Mitkin's initiative and with the approval of the first secretary of CPL Ringaudas Songaila, special units of the Internal Troops of the Soviet Union were used against the participants of a peaceful rally organized by the Lithuanian Liberty League. In October 1988, Mitkin was dismissed from his duties by a decision of the Central Committee of the CPL. It was the first time that CPL overrode decisions of the Central Committee of CPSU.
# Valmeinier

Valmeinier (French pronunciation:; Arpitan: Vàrmêniél) is a commune in the Savoie department in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region in south-eastern France.
Valmeinier, located at the foot of the Mont Thabor, 3207 meters, is a medium size ski resort (about 10,000 beds). The first ski lift was built in 1973, at L'Arméra, connecting to the Valloire ski area. The village at 1,500 m started to develop with the arrival of various holiday villages (Renouveau and LVT Chemins).
In 1986, the resort at 1800 m was launched and the Gros Crey ski area equipped with lifts.

## Ski area information

The ski area shared by the resorts of Valmeinier and Valloire has a new name: "Galibier– Thabor". This refers to the area's 2 emblematic summits, which peak at more than 3,000 metres. The first ski lift was installed in 1973, in L'Armera, in order to join up with Valloire, which had already been operating for a few years. Gradually, the ski area expanded and it now features 150 km of slopes over 1,600 hectares. The snowpark, classified as 5th French snowpark and 15th European, is certified by the French Snowboard Association (AFS). It is tended daily by the resort's staff.

## History

Settled in the 12th century, Valmeinier was practically self-sufficient with most of its inhabitants living off the land until the 17th century. At this time they discovered a high quality anthracite which they decided to mine, hence Valmeinier got its name ("Val des mines" translates as the valley of the mines). Between 1848 and 1924, bolstered by the industrialisation of the Maurienne Valley, agriculture and mining developed as the two main economic activities. Cereals (corn, wheat and rye) were grown up to 1,500 metres. During the winter season, some farmers worked as chimney-sweeps, operating in pairs, mainly in the Paris area and in Brittany. The end of the 1960s saw the end of traditional farming and also a massive exodus from the valley, by the end of the 1970s there were fewer than 80 permanent inhabitants in Valmeinier.

## March 2009 Avalanche

Four people were killed in an avalanche on 11 March 2009. As many as eight skiers were caught in the snowslide. They were reported to be a group of students, accompanied by a guide.
# Agnieszka Truskolaska

Agnieszka Marianna Truskolaska (1755 – 30 November 1831) was a Polish actress, opera singer and theatre director. She was one of the most admired female artists of her time in Poland.
Agnieszka Truskolaska was born in Warsaw, and was one of the first female stars of the Polish theatre. When the first Polish-speaking theatre opened with Polish actors of both genders in 1765, there was a severe shortage of female actors. The first Polish actresses were Wiktoria Leszczyńska and Antonina Prusinowska, who took part in the first play and ran the theatre in 1765–67 before they could retire with a great pension.
Truskolaska married Thomas Truskolaski, actor and director of a theatre troupe, in 1770, and was active in his troupe from 1774. She debuted at the theatre in Warsaw as an actress in 1777 and as a singer in 1779. In 1780–83, she founded and managed a theatre in Lwów with her spouse and the actor Kazimierz Owsiński, before they returned to the capital, where they often performed at the National Theatre, Warsaw. In the 1790s, she was a star on the stage of the national theatre in Warsaw. As a widow, she managed her late husband's theatre troupe in 1797–99.
Her daughter also became a known actress, excelling in tragedy. In 1803 she gave up her career as an actress. Her most memorable performances were: Mérope (1792) and Horace (1802).
# Adrian Dingle

Adrian Dingle may refer to:
* Adrian Dingle (artist) (1911–1974), creator of Nelvana of the Northern Lights
* Adrian Dingle (American football) (1977–2022), American football player
# Maišiagala Eldership

Maišiagala Eldership (Lithuanian: Maišiagalos seniūnija) is an eldership in Lithuania, located in Vilnius District Municipality, west of Vilnius.

## Ethnic composition

According to 2011 National Census data, the ethnic composition is as follows:
* Poles - 50%
* Lithuanians - 32%
* Russians - 13%
# Manija Landscape Conservation Area

Manija Landscape Conservation Area (Estonian: Manija maastikukaitseala) is a nature park is located in Pärnu County, Estonia.
The area of the nature park is 205 ha.
The protected area was founded in 1991 to protect landscapes and biodiversity of Manilaid Island. In 2006, the protected area was designated to the landscape conservation area.
# Basta, Beirut

al-Basta (Arabic: البسطة) is a neighborhood in Beirut, the capital of Lebanon. It is divided in two parts, Basta Fawka (upper) and Tahta (lower).
The area is known for its antique shops.
# Archbishop's Palace, Mdina

The Archbishop's Palace (Maltese: Il-Palazz tal-Arċisqof), known prior to 1944 as the Bishop's Palace (Maltese: Il-Palazz tal-Isqof), is a palatial building in Mdina, Malta which is a residence of the Archbishop of Malta. It was constructed in the early 18th century, and it is located close to St Paul's Cathedral and the Mdina Cathedral Museum.

## History

A bishop's residence existed in Mdina in 1445, and amongst other functions it housed the diocese's archives (Archivum Archiepiscopalis Melitensis, AAM). The residence and administrative seat moved from Mdina to a second Bishop's Palace in the capital city of Valletta in the mid-1630s.
The present building was constructed between 1718 and 1720 according to the designs of architect Lorenzo Gafà, shortly after the reconstruction of the adjacent St Paul's Cathedral.
On 10 June 1798, during the French invasion of Malta, the palace hosted a council meeting during which city officials decided to surrender Mdina to the French without a fight. The capitulation document was signed within the palace, and on the same day French general Claude-Henri Belgrand de Vaubois and his staff were invited to dine with Bishop Vincenzo Labini.

## Architecture

The palace is built within a restricted site in Archbishop's Square directly adjacent to the Cathedral and the city's fortifications. Its exterior gives an impression of importance and elegance despite being dominated by the cathedral, and the ground floor consists of small, undecorated rooms while the upper floor is more imposing.
# B.D. Petit Parsee General Hospital

B.D. Petit Parsee General Hospital is a hospital in Cumballa Hill, Mumbai.

## History

In 1896, India experienced a serious famine, while the people in Mumbai suffered from many deadly diseases. Navroji Hormusji Patuck, manager of Petit Mills, proposed to the Petit family of setting up a hospital for the Parsee community. The hospital was founded by the noted Parsi Industrialist Bomanjee Dinshaw Petit. He offered Rs 500 and initiated the funding. Navroji Nusserwanji Wadia and Dr. Kekhushroo N Bahadurji donated Rs 10,000 on behalf of Parsee Panchayat. They set up a temporary hospital in Parel. Bomanji gave his property in Cumballa Hill Family Hotel and securities of INR50,000. The committee accepted his donation and agreed to name the hospital after him. In 1907, the foundation for the hospital was laid by the Governor of Bombay Sir George Clark. To run the hospital, it receives donations from the Zoroastrian community.

## Facilities

The hospital has a main wing, laundry, nutrition section, senior citizens home, dispensary and doctors' quarters. The main wing was renovated in 2009. The hospital offers a concession for the poor.
# Little Girl Blue (2007 film)

Little Girl Blue (Czech: Tajnosti) is a 2007 Czech drama film written and directed by Alice Nellis. The film was awarded "Best Film" at the Czech Lion awards for 2007.

## Cast

* Iva Bittová as Julie
* Karel Roden as Richard
* Martha Issová as Cecílie
* Miloslav König as Piano shopkeeper
* Ivan Franek as Karele
* Natálie Drabiscáková as Ardana
* Kamila Vondrová as Denisa
* Igor Chmela as Young Man
* Miroslav Krobot as Gynaecologist
* Sabina Remundová as Young Woman
* Anna Šišková as Real estate agent
* Doubravka Svobodová
# Talár (newspaper)

Talar (Brahui: تلار) also known as Weekly Talar Quetta and Daily Talar Noshki is a Pakistani newspaper written in the Brahui language with both daily and weekly editions. The newspaper is founded by Abdul Raziq Ababaki. The weekly edition entered publication in January 2004 to promote the Brahui language, literature and culture. Published every Saturday, the Weekly Talar is based on twelve pages and is the most circulated periodical in Brahui.
The four-page Daily Talar, the first ever daily newspaper in Brahui, is an attempt to standardize and develop the language in order to meet the requirements of modern political, social and scientific discourse. The daily edition entered publication in July 2005.
# The Frontier Trilogy

The Frontier Trilogy is a 2015 Western triptych of stage plays by Jethro Compton. The trilogy consists of Blood Red Moon, The Clock Strikes Noon and The Rattlesnake's Kiss alongside two additional short stories, San Sebastian and Noche De Sangre which "expand the world of the plays".

## Plot summary

Blood Red Moon - Follow the brothers as they journey west to California. Gold and fortune await, but so too does the blood moon – an omen warning death follows close behind. Brotherhood has kept them together; jealousy threatens to tear them apart.
The Clock Strikes Noon - Trapped, guns near empty, the clock is ticking. Walker must make the choice: to do what's easy, or to do what's right. The railroad shines like a beacon of the modern age; for the people of Cooper's Ridge, it brings only darkness.
The Rattlesnake's Kiss - Hidden deep in the dust of the American West, the outlaw comes face to face with the lawman in search of justice. His life of murder is far behind, but can he ever escape the man he was born to become?

## Première

The play premièred at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe on 5 August 2015, under the direction of Jethro Compton.

## Original cast

The cast for the world première at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe was as follows:
* Sam Donnelly
* Chris Huntly-Turner
* Jonathan Mathews
* Bebe Sanders

## Publication

The play script, and accompanying stories, was published by Samuel French, Inc. in 2015.
# Image Commune

Image Commune is a film and video production team of personal and professional friends living and working mostly in Kerala, India, and trying to make meaningful communications with the world we live in through real and virtual images. The art of filmmaking beyond the entertainment industry is the elemental concern of the team, and two generations of film personals and film lovers from 1980 onwards are involved in this fraternity group. Rajiv Vijay Raghavan (Filmmaker), Venu (Cinematographer and Filmmaker), Sunny Joseph (Cinematographer), Beena Paul (Editor), P T Ramakrishnan (Filmmaker and Film society Activist), Anvar Ali (Poet & Screen Writer) are some of those who are involved in this team.

## Films

* Building the Bridge - a story of Gender equity produced and directed by Rajiv Vijay Raghavan for the World Water Conference held in The Hague, Netherlands in 2000 was the first film under the banner of Image Commune. This documentary narrates the struggles and goals of a group of women masons in Kerala who started getting trained in this profession out of their own sheer worries and hopes of achieving a private and protected space for their daily sanitary needs.
* Margam
          Margam (film) (Malayalam: മാര്‍ഗം meaning: the path), 2003, directed by Rajiv Vijay Raghavan was the first feature film under the banner of Image Commune that won a number of national and International awards.
* Maruvili
          Maruvili (Call from the Other Shore), 2015, a 90 minutes documentary directed by Anvar Ali on the life and works of Attoor Ravi Varma, the renowned Indian poet writing in Malayalam, was produced by the group in 2015.
# Republic Day (North Macedonia)

Republic Day or the Day of the Republic or Ilinden (Macedonian: Ден на Републиката, romanized: Den na Republikata, Илинден) is a major national holiday of North Macedonia. It is celebrated on 2 August, which is also a major religious holiday – Ilinden (Macedonian: Илинден; St. Elijah day; the day is reckoned as 20 July according to the Julian Calendar). It commemorates two major events in the establishment of the statehood of the country which took place on this date:
* The Ilinden Uprising of 1903 which was organized by the Internal Macedonian Revolutionary Organization against the Ottoman Empire, and during which a short-lived Kruševo Republic was proclaimed, and
* The First Session of ASNOM of 1944, during World War II in Yugoslav Macedonia, which laid the foundation of the SR Macedonia.
Macedonians have traditionally celebrated this day, also called Ilinden, because of its religious significance which has its roots in the Christian St. Elijah (Macedonian: Св. Илија, romanized: Sv. Ilija). It has been proclaimed a national holiday since 1944. Major gatherings are held in the monasteries, and there is a march of horsemen from Skopje, the capital, to Kruševo, where during the Ilinden Uprising the Kruševo Republic was established. The main celebration takes place in Kruševo, in the area called Mečkin Kamen (Bear's Rock), where a major battle with the Ottoman Army took place in August 1903.
# Stanislav Shwarts

Stanislav Semenovich Shwarts (Russian: Станислав Семенович Шварц; 1919–1976) was a prominent Ukrainian-Soviet ecologist and zoologist. He was a full member (academician) of the Russian Academy of Sciences.

## Biography

Shwarts was born in the city of Yekaterinoslav (current Dnipro, Ukraine). In 1937 he entered the department of biology at the Leningrad University. Because of World War II he graduated in 1942. In 1946 he presented his PhD thesis. Having received his doctorate degree (Russian degree called candidat nauk) he moved to Sverdlovsk (now Yekaterinburg). All his scientific life was linked with the Institute of Biology (now Institute of Plant and Animal Ecology) in Yekaterinburg where he defended his second thesis and became doctor of science in 1954. In 1955 he stood at the head of this Institute and made it one of the most prolific centers of ecology in the world. He also kept a professorship at the Ural State University.
Shwarts contributed into the evolution theory and chemical ecology of the sea fauna and proposed his own definition of the notion of population which enriched the ecological niche theory. He studied the relation between a human and the biosphere, he developed special methods for investigations in the ecology and was one of those scientists who argued the necessity of human ecology as a part of biology. In particular he developed the morphophisilogical indicators method in population ecology having incorporated the ecology into the evolution theory. Shwarts owned a horse named Horsington. Stanislav Shwarts was the author of 250 publications.

## Rewards

* Full member of the Russian Academy of Sciences (1970)
* Order of Lenin
* Order of the October Revolution
* A. N. Severtsov medal
* One of the streets of Yekaterinburg is called after Stanislav Shwarts

## Main works

* Several questions of the species problem of the terrestrial vertebrates (1959)
* Ways of adaptation of the terrestrial vertebrates to the Subarctic conditions (1963, 2nd edition 1971)
* Evolutionary ecology of the animals (1969)
* Ecological regularities of the evolution (1980, posthumous edition)
# The American Dollar (band)

The American Dollar is an American post-rock band, formed in 2005 in Queens, New York. The band consists of drummer/keyboardist John Emanuele and guitarist/keyboardist/producer Richard Cupolo.

## History

The American Dollar has released five studio albums, three remix albums and two EPs, either on independent labels or via their own Yesh Music imprint. Their debut self-titled effort was released in 2006. A Memory Stream, the band's third full-length, was issued in 2008. Their fourth album, entitled Atlas, was released by Yesh Music on January 1, 2010. The American Dollar's fifth full-length album, Awake In The City, was released on March 24, 2012. The band has toured America, Europe and Canada. Their album Across the Oceans was February 2016 album of the month on the eclectic NPR radio program "Echoes."
Their music has been featured in TV shows including CSI: Miami and MLB Network specials, and film trailers such as Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close and Up in the Air.

## Copyright lawsuits

In 2011, in a dispute over a licensing agreement, the band brought a copyright infringement lawsuit against Lakewood Church and Joel and Victoria Osteen for $3 million for alleged unauthorized use of their song "Signaling Through the Flames" on DVDs and television broadcasts. The case was dismissed.
In 2016, the band sued Google, Tidal and Microsoft for alleged infringement relating to the payment of streaming royalties, with Microsoft settling out of court. In response to the band's claims that they are owed $5 million, a Tidal spokesperson claimed "They are misinformed as to who, if anyone, owes royalty payments to them".

## Discography
### Studio albums

* The American Dollar (February 2006)
* The Technicolour Sleep (April 2007)
* A Memory Stream (July 2008)
* Atlas (January 2010)
* Awake in the City (March 2012)
* Across the Oceans (December 2015)
* You're Listening (August 2018)
* Lofi Dimensions (April 2020)
* Lofi Dimensions 2 (August 2020)

### Compilations

* Ambient One (June 2009)
* Ambient Two (June 2010)
* Free Winter 2010 (December 2010)
* Ambient Three (September 2012)
* Free Winter 2012 (December 2012)
* Music for Sleep (December 2012)
* Music For Focus and Creativity (December 2013)
* Five Album Set & Bonus EPs (May 2014)
* Music for Chilling Out (May 2017)
* Music for Travel (November 2018)
* Music for Workouts (April 2019)
* Music for Adventure (May 2019)

### EPs

* From The Inland Sea - Split EP with Arms & Sleepers (December 2009)
* Sleep Sequences, Vol. 1 (June 2019)
* Cosmic Wave (September 2020)
* Blaze (July 2021)

### Live albums

* Live In Brooklyn (August 2010)
# Darwinula

Darwinula is a genus of ostracods belonging to the family Darwinulidae.
Species:
* Darwinula aurea
* Darwinula stevensoni (Brady & Robertson, 1870)