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# Lewis E. Goodier Jr.

Lewis Edward Goodier Jr. (August 5, 1885 – December 29, 1961) was a pioneer aviator and, as such, a member of the Early Birds of Aviation. He served in the United States Army and later the United States Air Force, and rose to the rank of lieutenant colonel.

## Biography

He was born on August 5, 1885, to Lewis Edward Goodier Sr. and Jane E. Northrop in Utica, New York. He graduated from the Georgia School of Technology c. 1908 and was a member of the ANAK Society, the school's oldest known secret society and honor society.
He joined the United States Army and was one of "the first five officers to report to the new Signal Corps Aviation School on North Island near San Diego, California". Signal Corps Aviation School General Order No. 10, dated August 15, 1914, listed Captain Lewis E. Goodier Jr. as the commanding officer of 2nd Company, 1st Aero Squadron, with the school under the command of Captain Arthur S. Cowan. On August 17, 1914, Captain Goodier tested a "bomb-dropping device designed by Lt. Riley Scott in a Martin Model T".
He was seriously injured in a demonstration accident on November 5, 1914 while flying with Glenn L. Martin in a new aircraft undergoing a required competitive slow speed test, the aircraft stalled, and when Martin overcorrected with too much throttle, went into a tailspin. Goodier suffered a nearly severed nose, two broken legs, a re-opened skull fracture, and a severe puncture of his knee from the drive shaft. The accident occurred amidst a series of fatal training crashes, all involving the Wright Model C pusher airplane, that resulted in six deaths between July 1913 and February 1914, and culminated in pilots refusing to fly pusher airplanes. Captain Cowan refused to discontinue use of the aircraft, dismissing the pilots as "nothing but amateurs".
While recuperating, Goodier Jr. and his father, Lieutenant Colonel Lewis Edward Goodier Sr., the Judge Advocate of the Western Department in San Francisco, assisted two other officers in trying to prefer charges against Cowan for fraudulently collecting flight pay. The charges were dismissed, and Goodier Sr. himself received a reprimand in a 1915 court-martial. However, evidence was introduced during the court-martial showing a pattern of retribution against officers on flying duty who fell into Cowan's disfavor, and that Lieutenant Colonel Reber, the head of the Aviation Section, and Cowan had used Captain Goodier's injuries as a pretext to have him dismissed from the Aviation Section while he was recuperating.
Goodier Jr. continued to serve in the military into World War II and retired as a lieutenant colonel in the United States Air Force.
In 1919, he married Myrtis Mahood.
He died on December 29, 1961, in Santa Barbara, California.
# Marsalforn Bay

Marsalforn Bay (Maltese: Il-Bajja ta' Marsalforn) is a bay located in Marsalforn, Gozo, in the Maltese archipelago in the Mediterranean Sea.
# Isabella Thoburn

Isabella Thoburn (March 29, 1840 – Sept. 1, 1901) was an American Christian missionary of the Methodist Episcopal Church best known for her establishment of educational institutions and missionary work in North India, subsequent to the East India Company's relinquishment of power to the British government in India.

## Biography

Isabella Thoburn was born in 1840 near St. Clairsville, Ohio. She attended local schools and the Wheeling Female Seminary in Wheeling, Virginia (now in West Virginia).
In 1866, after she had taught for several years, Isabella was invited by her brother James Mills Thoburn, a Methodist Episcopal missionary in India, to assist him in his educational and missionary work in India. She delayed her departure until 1869 when the formation of the Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church enabled her to undertake missionary work under denominational affiliation and auspices.
In India, Thoburn's work culminated in the founding of an important woman's college, Isabella Thoburn College in Lucknow (1870), as well as a Methodist High School in Kanpur. These two educational establishments were among the first in colonial India, catering to the educational and religious needs of an emergent Anglo Indian population in Awadh.
Thoburn returned to the United States for a period to study at Lucy Rider Meyer's Chicago Training School for City, Home, and Foreign Missions in Illinois. In 1887, Meyer appointed her as the first house mother and superintendent of the school's new Methodist Deaconess Home for training female deacons.
She died in 1901 in Lucknow, India, at the age of 61.
# Pepero Day

Pepero Day is held annually on November 11, and is an observance in South Korea similar to Valentine's Day. It is the biggest annual day-marketing event in South Korea, and involves the gifting or exchange of Pepero snacks, a line of chocolate-dipped cookie sticks, with the intention of displaying affection for friends and loved ones. It is held on this day due to the resemblance of Pepero sticks to the shortened date of 11/11.
There's a similar Pocky & Pretz Day in Japan. Surprisingly, Pepero Day started in Korea before Pocky Day in Japan. Pepero Day has gained huge advertising effects and commercial results by using this observance. The Japanese company belatedly copied it and made Pocky & Pretz Day, and it was promoted through it.

## History

The exact origins of this day are unknown. The origins are usually traced to a news story set in 1983. In the story, two female middle school students in the Yeongnam region exchanged Pepero wishing that they would both become tall and thin. However, there is some doubt about this story. Some argue that the origin was due to the shape of 1's in the date (November 11 – 11/11) resembling Pepero sticks, while some others attribute the similarity of shapes as factors that attributed to the popularity but not its origin.
The fad spread with the idea that, for maximum effectiveness for height and thinness, one must eat 11 packets of Pepero on November 11, 11:11 am and 11:11 pm at 11 seconds exactly. From 1997, Lotte started to use the aforementioned school story to successfully promote Pepero Day. The trend led to other companies creating similarly shaped snacks to participate on Pepero Day. As of 2012, Lotte was making 50% of its annual sales on Pepero Day. As of 2013, several department stores including Hyundai Department Store, Shinsegae, and Lotte Department Store were benefiting for people celebrating the day while stores such as E-mart and Homeplus were specially displaying and selling peperos on the day.

## Controversy

Pepero Day has been criticized as a business tool and marketing strategy of certain companies, as well as for promoting unhealthy, fattening food that contradicts its original meaning (about becoming tall and thin). In addition, some say the day is an insult to hardworking farmers as Farmers' Day, enacted in Korea in 1996 to promote farming, also falls on November 11.
Thus the alternative "Garaetteok Day" has been proposed to promote the exchange of garaetteok (sticks of white tteok, a type of Korean rice cake, which unlike pepero are commonly made and sold by smaller businesses).
# Star Wedgwood

Cecily Stella Wedgwood (29 October 1904 – 18 February 1995), known as Star Wedgwood, was a British ceramicist.

## Work

Star was introduced to pottery decoration through Alfred Powell's painting classes at the Etruria Works of the Wedgwood pottery firm in England.
She became a designer herself at the company during the early 1930s and created a number of patterns on bone china and Queen's ware for Wedgwood. Her signature was a five-pointed star and the initials CW. According to the Wedgwood Museum, "Her bone china designs tend to be bold, and made extensive use of strong colours and platinum lustre".
In 1937, Star married Frederic Maitland Wright, who later became the company secretary of Wedgwood and joint managing director with Norman Wilson. She died in Oxfordshire in 1995.

## Heritage

Born in Barlaston, Staffordshire, England, Star was the daughter of Francis Hamilton Wedgwood and his wife Katherine (née Pigott). Her father has been described as a "fifth generation Wedgwood", directly descended from the Wedgwood company founder, potter Josiah Wedgwood, thus making Star part of the Wedgwood family's sixth generation.
# Diagnosticos da America

Diagnósticos da América S.A. (DASA) is a Brazil-based clinical diagnostics company. It also operates a food testing unit, advertising, publishing, human resources services, and research entities.
Founded in 1961, the company originally known as Laboratório Clínico Delboni Auriemo is headquartered in Barueri, Greater São Paulo and it is owned by the Brazilian billionaire family Bueno.
Currently, it competes in Brazil with Amil, Fleury and Rede D'Or and its clinics work with numerous brands, such as Alvaro, CientíficaLab, Lavoisier, Delboni Auriemo, Alta, Leforte and Christóvão da Gama.
# Alegría Bendayán de Bendelac

Alegría Bendayán de Bendelac (April 19, 1928 – April 5, 2020) was a Venezuelan philologist, professor, writer and Jewish poet. During her career she was dedicated to studying Sephardic culture, especially the Judeo-Spanish language of northern Morocco. She was professor of French at the University of Pennsylvania and published several works about sephardic traditions.

## Biography

Alegría Bendayán de Bendelac is the fourth of five siblings, daughter of Moroccan immigrants from Tétouan who arrived at Villa de Cura, Aragua state. Her parents were Abraham Bendayan and Rachel Cohen de Bendayan. Soon their parents settled in Caracas. She married Rafael Bendelac on June 24, 1953. The couple had two daughters, Mercedes and Lisa.
In 1963 she emigrated to New York, where she worked as a French teacher in various schools. Subsequently, she graduated with a degree in French from Columbia University and then obtained a PhD in French Literature at the same university. After graduating, she began teaching at Fordham University and later joined Penn State University. Among her works are dictionaries and historical investigations of Sephardic language and traditions, she was also dedicated to writing poetry.
She died of natural causes at the age of 91 in Kew Gardens, NY.

## Works

* Diccionario del Judeoespañol de Los Sefardíes del Norte de Marruecos (1995)
* Voces Jaquetiescas (1990)
* Los Nuestros. Sejiná, Letuarios, Jaquetía y Fraja. Un retrato de los sefardíes del Norte de Marruecos a través de sus recuerdos y su lengua (1860-1984) (1987)
* Structures du rêve et de la realité dans Sylvie (1975)
* Typical Sephardic weddings in Tangier, Morocco (c.1930-c.1950) (1986)
* Tourmaline II (1973)
* Mosaique: Une enfance juive a Tanger (1930-1945) (1992)
# El Mahalla derby

The El Mahalla derby (Arabic: ديربي المحلة) is a football match between Egyptian clubs Ghazl El Mahalla SC and Baladeyet El Mahalla SC, the two biggest clubs in El Mahalla El Kubra. The derby is always filled with a lot of excitement and thrill, often dubbed the "Fury Derby" due to the intense rivalry and animosity between the supporters of these two clubs. The two clubs have faced each other in both the Egyptian Premier League and the Egyptian Second Division, where Baladeyet El Mahalla currently plays, depending on which league the two clubs played in during that season, they have also met each other twice in the Egypt Cup. Even though, the performance of both clubs has deteriorated over the course of the past few decades, the derby still retains its value and prestige. In many seasons, the derby is not played due to the two clubs playing in different leagues i.e. one club in the Egyptian Premier League and the other in the Egyptian Second Division. It is one of few crosstown derbies in football that are always played in the same stadium, in this case the Ghazl El Mahalla Stadium, as both Ghazl El Mahalla and Baladeyet El Mahalla call the Ghazl El Mahalla Stadium "home".

## The Rivalry

Ever since their creation, both clubs have been the top clubs in the city of El Mahalla El Kubra.
# Almost Like Being in Love (novel)

Almost Like Being in Love is a 2004 gay-fiction romance novel by author Steve Kluger. Like his previous novel Last Days of Summer, Almost Like Being in Love is an epistolary novel; the story is told primarily through diary entries, newspaper clippings, office documents, letters, e-mails, menus, post-it notes and checklists, with only minor reliance on narrative. Kluger uses experiences and people from his life as inspiration for his novels.
The book won the Lambda Literary Award in 2005.

## Plot introduction

The book centers around the relationship between two men, Travis and Craig, who meet and fall in love in 1978, during their senior year of high school. Travis is the school nerd, obsessed with musicals and constantly picked on. Craig is the school jock, lauded with the school's Victory Cup for athletic achievement. The two meet on the set of the school's production of Brigadoon, and the unlikely couple began a whirlwind romance. However, after their summer together, they part and set off to different colleges. The book moves forward 20 years later, to 1998. Travis and Craig have fallen out of touch, and they both have strong careers and potential suitors. Travis is the first to realize that his first love is his only true one, and he embarks on a cross-country journey, risks his job and enters the great unknown to try to get Craig back.
# Sunday Services

Sunday Services is a modern revision of the Anglican Book of Common Prayer produced by the Diocese of Sydney in Australia in response to the theological patterns displayed in recent revisions. The book is designed to preserve the reformed theology of the 1662 Book of Common Prayer, but in more accessible modern language.
# Valaghuz

Valaghuz (Persian: ولاغوز) may refer to:
* Valaghuz, Golestan
* Valaghuz, Mazandaran
# Berend Hendriks

Berend Hendriks (Apeldoorn, July 9, 1918 – Arnhem, August 6, 1997) was a Dutch artist, and lecturer at the ArtEZ Academy of fine art in Arnhem. Together with Peter Struycken he initiated the Arnhem school of environmental art.

## Life and work

Hendriks, son of an arborist from Apeldoorn, was initially destined to follow into his father's footsteps. He attended the horticultural school in Boskoop, but finally opted for a career in the visual arts. He continued his studies at the Rijksacademie in Amsterdam, where he studied with Heinrich Campendonk. After graduating he developed into a versatile artist; Painter, glass painting, wall painting, monumental artist, environmental artist, sculptor, ceramist and maker of mosaic. In the 1950s René Karrer worked as assistant to Hendriks.
Hendriks exhibited among others at the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam, the Gemeentelijk Van Reekum Museum (now CODA museum) in Apeldoorn and the School of the Arts in Arnhem. At this art school Hendriks was lecturer and stimulated the development of environmental art. Hendriks' work is included in the collection of the CODA museum in Apeldoorn and of the Museum The Pavilions in Almere.
Environmental works of Hendriks can be found in public space in Amersfoort, Gouda and Hengelo. His paintings are characterized by geometric shapes, in which he uses mathematical sequences, both in content and color.

## Gallery

* Stone Mosaic, Corderius College, Amersfoort
* Stained concrete, Chr. Nijverheidsschool Boshuizen, Leiden
* Detail glass wall Boshuizen School, Leiden
* Balcony Decorations Neuve, Eindhoven
* Stone Mosaic church Fountain, Drachten
# Gerrit Patist

Gerrit Patist (1947 – 2005, in De Bilt) was a Dutch sculptor and ceramist. Patist produced numerous works of art, primarily sculptures and ceramics, and also worked with brush and ink. He died at age 68 from leukemia.
# Mikhail Ignatievich Belousov

Mikhail Ignatyevich Belousov (Russian: Михаил Игнатьевич Белоусов; 21 February [O.S. 8 February] 1894—1 March 1956) was one of the top Soviet snipers in World War II who killed an estimated 350 Nazis.

## Early life

Belousov was born on 21 February [O.S. 8 February] 1894 to a working-class Russian family in Zdolbuniv. From 1917 to 1924 he fought in the Russian Civil War on the side of the Red Army.

## World War II

Belousov became part of the Red Army again in June 1941 to fight the German invasion of the Soviet Union. He soon showed himself to be a good commander and sniper. He was awarded the Order of the Red Star on 19 January 1943 for killing 64 enemies, and on 26 October 1943 he was awarded the title Hero of the Soviet Union for killing 245 Nazis. Estimates put his total number of kills during the war at around 350. He also trained 200 other snipers, who killed thousands of Nazis.

## Postwar

He was demobilized in 1946 and lived in Girey, where he died on 1 March 1956.
# Kokozek, Urzhar District

Urzhar (Kazakh: Кокозек, until 1998 - Irinovka) is a village in Urzhar District, Abai Region, Kazakhstan. Population: 1,413 (2009 Census results); 1,731 (1999 Census results).
# Viktor Gurjev

Viktor Gurjev (29 August 1914 Riga – 11 October 1985 Tallinn) was an Estonian opera singer (tenor) and pedagogue.
In 1951 he graduated from Tallinn State Conservatory in singing speciality. 1937-1940 he was a member of Vassili Kirillov mandolin ensemble. 1942-1944 he belonged to Estonian SSR State Artistic Ensembles. 1944-1950 he sang with the Estonian National Male Choir. 1949–1968 he was a soloist at Estonia Theatre. From 1956 until 1963, he taught at the Tallinn Music School.
From 1970 until 1982, he was the rector of Tallinn State Conservatory.

## Awards

* 1954: Estonian SSR merited artist
* 1960: Estonian SSR people's artist (Estonian: rahvakunstnik)

## Opera roles

* duke (Dargomõžski's "Näkineid", 1949)
* Alfredo (Verdi's "Traviata", 1950 and 1962)
* Lenski (Tšaikovski's "Jevgeni Onegin", 1950 and 1966)
# Galbulus

A galbulus is a fleshy cone (megastrobilus); chiefly relating to those borne by junipers and cypresses, and often mistakenly called a berry. These cones (galbuli) are formed by fleshy cone scales which accrete into a single mass under a unified epidermis. Although originally used for the cypresses, the term is more applicable to the junipers.
# Bernhard I, Lord of Lippe

Bernhard I (c. 1090 – c. 1158) was the first Lord of Lippe in what is now part of Germany. He ruled Lippe from 1123 to 1158.
# Rikan

Rikan or Reykan (Persian: ريكان) may refer to:
* Reykan, Fars
* Rikan, Sepidan, Fars Province
* Rikan, Hamadan
* Rikan, Semnan
* Rikan, West Azerbaijan
# Nikolay Rogalev

Nikolay Dmirtievich Rogalev (Russian: Николай Дмитриевич Рогалёв; born 17 February 1962, Urusu village, Tatar ASSR, USSR) is a Russian scientist and energetics researcher. Rector of Moscow Power Engineering Institute (MPEI) since 2013.

## Biography

Nikolay Dmirtievich Rogalev was born on 17 February 1962 in Urusu village, Tatar ASSR. In 1985 he graduated from Heat and Power Faculty of Moscow Power Engineering Institute. In 1988 he defended his candidate thesis, and in 1998 - his doctoral thesis on the topic "Ecological technologies in heat power engineering". He then trained (as lead researcher) at Institute of Innovation, Creativity and Capital of the University of Texas at Austin in 1996 and was as a visiting scholar in the University of Texas in Austin in 1994 and 1997.
Rogalev's scientific interests include scientific, technological and economic problems of fuel and energy complex, technological transfer and commercialization of technologies, problems of university education.
In 2001, Nikolay Rogalev was appointed Head of the Department of Economics of Industry and Organization of MPEI (now it is named the Department of Economics in Energy and Industry). Under his leadership, the Department expanded its research in the fields of economics and management of fuel and energy complex, as well as in commercialization of technology and in development of innovative activities in Russian universities.
From 2003 to 2007, he also worked as a Deputy Rector of MPEI for innovation activity.
On 13 March 2013 he was appointed acting Rector of MPEI and on 27 June 2013 he was elected Rector at an Intstitute conference, where he got 87% of votes. Under his leadership in 2014 MPEI was included into the list of 100 best universities of BRICS state-members.
# Tenvi

Tenvi (Korean: 텐비) is a massively multiplayer online role-playing game released in 2008, in the same vein as MapleStory in that it was also side-scrolling and 2D, but it included many new features. The main differences are enhanced character sprites and the addition of a "Guardian" which followed your character around. On July 24, 2012, Tenvi was shut down, but was reopened as TenviXtreme under TooniLand on November 1, 2012. TooniLand has terminated services as of August 6, 2013.

## Gameplay

Like most MMORPGs, game play centers on venturing into dungeons and combating monsters in real-time. The players combat monsters and complete quests, in the process acquiring in-game currency, experience points (EXP), and various items. Players can kill monsters and complete quests alone, or they can form a party of up to 4 people.

## Characters

The game features 3 different races (each come in male or female), which can take up arms with different guardians. Here is a summary of the races:
The Guardians bring some unique features to the game:
* The characters can “become one” with their guardian. The Andras rides on its robot, the Talli transforms into its hero, and the Silva rides on its dragon.
* At level 10, the player is then asked to go talk to an NPC (NonPlayer Character) that gives the player a job enhancement. This gives you a two new skills (one passive, one active) which 'level up', or enhance, on their own for every two levels you gain.
* Both the pilot and guardian can equip different equipments which change their respective appearances
* At level 20 the player will be automatically given the ability to fly. However, there are some places where the player can not fly, such places as in party quests and jump quests.
Race : Andras The Andras race most closely resembles humans. They specialize in advanced technology, so for that reason their guardian is a robot. Their robot wields swords, guns, and hammers. This race has more health than the others. Damage is based on "STR".
Race : Talli The Talli race looks very much like elves in most games. They have white skin and pointed ears. They actually transform into their guardian which is a kind of dark hero. Their skills revolve around status effecting magic and damaging their enemies. Can use knuckle for long range(add int and wisdom for more power) and Daggers for Close range(Add str and agility for more power)
Race : Silva The Silva race has brown skin and horns. Their guardian is a tamed Dragon. They are high in mp and use magic to fight.
# Barvanan

Barvanan (Persian: بروانان) may refer to the following places in Iran:
* Barvanan-e Gharbi Rural District
* Barvanan-e Markazi Rural District
* Barvanan-e Sharqi Rural District
# Matthew Myers

Matthew or Matt Myers may refer to:
* Matthew Myers (cricketer) (1847–1919), English cricketer
* Matthew Myers (judge) (born 1970), Australian judge and professor
* Matthew Myers (ice hockey) (born 1984), retired Welsh ice hockey player
* Matt Myers (baseball), American baseball coach and former pitcher
* Matt Myers (wrestler) (born 1991), British professional wrestler
* Matt Myers (American football), American football coach