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# George J. Whelan

George J. Whelan (fl. 1856) served as the 7th Mayor of San Francisco in from July 8 to November 15, 1856. He had been a lawyer and before serving as mayor. He actually was chosen mayor by justices of the peace who were acting as the County Board of Supervisors. His brief term was marred by the vigilance movement, Chinese immigration issues, collecting back taxes from the city's most prominent citizens of the day, and uncooperative elected officials. His last act as mayor was to give a farewell address in which members of the soon-to-be-inaugurated Burr administration refused to attend.
During his term, the San Francisco City and County governments merged into one unit.
He would later return to practicing law.

## San Francisco's least-documented mayor

Whelan was the least-documented person ever to hold the office. No photographs or drawings of him are known to exist today. His name does not appear in any San Francisco city directories after 1860. For many years afterwards, many official listings of San Francisco officeholders refused to even acknowledge him as a former mayor. For example, the 1862–1863 volume of San Francisco's Municipal Reports list James Van Ness' successor as E.W. Burr – with an asterisk after Burr's name. In another example, Oscar Shuck's official listing of all San Francisco city officeholders up to 1894 mentions Whelan as once being president of the County Board of Supervisors – but not as mayor.

## San Francisco District Attorney

Whelan had served as District Attorney for San Francisco County.

## Sources

* Heintz, William F., San Francisco's Mayors: 1850–1880. From the Gold Rush to the Silver Bonanza. Woodside, CA: Gilbert Roberts Publications, 1975. (Library of Congress Card No. 75-17094)
# Ephraim Willard Burr

Ephraim Willard Burr (1809–1894) was an American businessman, banker, and politician. He served as the 8th mayor of San Francisco, California, from 1856 to 1859.

## Early life

Burr was born on March 7, 1809, in Warren, Rhode Island. He was a Protestant.
As a young man, he worked for a whaling company which sent him west. After losing his crew while docked in San Francisco—many sailors were lured away by the prospect of finding gold during the Gold Rush—Burr stayed put and opened a grocery store. His family moved to California to be with him.
The venture proved so successful that he opened California's first savings union, the San Francisco Accumulating Fund Association.

## Politics

He entered politics in 1855 when he petitioned the San Francisco Common Council to curb open-stream pollution caused by local slaughterhouses. Burr stated that the pollution caused cholera to enter the streams, causing three deaths—including that of his son.

### Mayor of San Francisco

Burr was soon noticed by the Vigilante movement, who recommended him as the People's Party candidate for mayor. He was elected mayor on November 4, 1856, and took office on November 15 of that year. The Consolidated Act of 1856 had recently passed, where San Francisco merged the city and county government. Burr entered office under this new city charter, that significantly weakened his powers. However, this restriction did not stop him from cutting city spending. Nor did this loss of authority stop Burr from reforming the Office of City Treasurer; he changed the salary from a percentage of the city receipts to a fixed wage to stop graft.
He also proposed a plan to make the San Francisco Board of Supervisors overlords of the city debt, and to make the city attorney the overseer of the city's legal matters, which were previously handled by outside attorneys.

## Retirement

After leaving office, Burr devoted himself to business interests. His primary one was the Savings and Loan Society, which he became president of 1857, while he was mayor. He was also president of the San Francisco Fire Insurance Company from 1861 to 1866.

## Final appearance and death

He would make his final public appearance in 1891 when the Board of Supervisors sought to extend Van Ness Avenue to the San Francisco Bay. He wanted to stop the expansion since the extended route went through his property.
He died in San Francisco on July 20, 1894. His estate was valued at six million dollars.

## Legacy

Burr had loaned $30,000 to build the now-famous San Francisco cable car system, before retiring in 1879. He also built the Burr Mansion in 1875 for his son, which is a San Francisco Designated Landmark and listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Allyne Park located at corner of Green Street and Gough Street (next to the McElroy Octagon House) in San Francisco, was named for the house owned by oil magnate John Winslow Allyne and his wife Mary Newell Allyne (née Burr), who was Burr's daughter. Around 1963, the Allyne house was donated to the city which tore down the house and created the park.
# Huyghe

Huyghe or Huyghé may refer to:

## People

* Armand Huyghé (1871–1944), Belgian career soldier
* Carlo Huyghé (1923–2016), Belgian soldier and politician
* Gérard-Maurice Eugène Huyghe (1909–2001), French Catholic Bishop
* Pierre Huyghe (born 1962), French contemporary artist
* René Huyghe (1906–1997), French writer
* Sébastien Huyghe (born 1969), French politician
# Billy Crain

William Sherwood Crain (born August 9, 1954 in Nashville, Tennessee) is an American songwriter and musician. He has been a staple performer in the Southern rock scene since the early 1970s. He is the younger brother to former Charlie Daniels Band guitarist Tommy Crain, who died in 2011. He has performed with various artists including The Allman Brothers Band, The Rossington-Collins Band, The Rolling Stones and ZZ Top. In the late 1980s he pursued songwriting and record production. He co-wrote the song "Call It Love" (by Poco) with Ron Guilbeau and Rick Lonow; "It's My Time" by Martina McBride (co-writers Kim Tribble and Tammy Hyler); "Another Nine Minutes" (co-writers Tim Buppert and Tom Douglas); and "Let 'er Rip" by the Dixie Chicks (co-written with Sandy Ramos).
After Henry Paul left the Southern rock band the Outlaws, he recruited Billy Crain to join the Henry Paul Band. Crain remained an important member of the band from 1978 until 1982, collaborating on songwriting, and being the featured lead guitarist. In 2008 Crain would hook up again with Henry Paul, but this time in the reformed Outlaws. This was after the death of longtime founding Outlaw member Hughie Thomasson. For health reasons Crain left the Outlaws in 2013, but not before helping Henry Paul produce the critically acclaimed "It's About Pride" album released in 2012. He has a wife, Sandra Lynn Crain, two daughters, Sarah Crain and Stella Crain, and two sons, John Crain and Dallas Crain.
# Copa Petrobras Buenos Aires

The Copa Petrobras Argentina was a tennis tournament held in Buenos Aires, Argentina since 2004. The event is part of the challenger series and is played on outdoor clay courts.

## Past finals
### Singles

| Year | Champion | Runner-up | Score |
| 2010 | Máximo González | Pablo Cuevas | 6–4, 6–3 |
| 2009 | Horacio Zeballos | Gastón Gaudio | 6–2, 3–6, 6–3 |
| 2008 | Martín Vassallo Argüello | Rubén Ramírez Hidalgo | 6–3, 4–6, 7–5 |
| 2007 | Sergio Roitman | Marcos Daniel | 6–1, 6–4 |
| 2006 | Guillermo Cañas | Martín Vassallo Argüello | 6–3, 6–4 |
| 2005 | Carlos Berlocq | Diego Hartfield | 7–5, 3–6, 6–4 |
| 2004 | Oliver Marach | Diego Moyano | 6–2, 6–3 |

### Doubles

| Year | Champion | Runner-up | Score |
| 2010 | Carlos Berlocq Brian Dabul | Jorge Aguilar Federico Delbonis | 6–3, 6–2 |
| 2009 | Brian Dabul Sergio Roitman | Lucas Arnold Ker Máximo González | 6–7(4), 6–0, [10–8] |
| 2008 | Máximo González Sebastián Prieto | Thomaz Bellucci Rubén Ramírez Hidalgo | 7–5, 6–3 |
| 2007 | Marcelo Melo Sebastián Prieto | Brian Dabul Máximo González | 6–4, 7–6 |
| 2006 | André Ghem Flávio Saretta | Tomas Behrend Marcel Granollers | 6–1, 6–4 |
| 2005 | Lucas Arnold Ker Sebastián Prieto | Rubén Ramírez Hidalgo Santiago Ventura | 6–0, 6–4 |
| 2004 | Enzo Artoni Ignacio González King | Victor Ioniță Gabriel Moraru | 7–5, 6–3 |
# Gulchehra Begum

Gulchehra Begum (also known as Gulchehara, Gulchihra or Gulshara; c. 1515–1557) was a Mughal princess, daughter of Emperor Zāhir ud-Dīn Mohammad Babur of India, and half-sister of Emperor Humayun. Later, her half-nephew, Prince Jalal-ud-Din Mohammed ascended the imperial throne as Emperor Akbar.

## Background

Her name means literally "A Face like Flowers" in Persian. She was a descendant of the lines of highest Central Asian aristocracy: Timur through his son Miran Shah, and Genghis Khan through his son Chagatai Khan. Her mother was Dildar Begum and she was the sister of Hindal Mirza and Gulbadan Begum.

## Early life

When Princess Gulbadan was born her father, Babur, had been lord in Kabul for sometime; he was also the ruler of Kunduz and Badakhshan, had held Bajaur and Swat since 1519, and Kandahar for a year. During ten of those nineteen years, he had been styled padishah as the head of the House of Timur and for his independent sovereignty. Later Babur set out on his last expedition across the Indus to conquer an empire in India.

## Marriage

She married Babur's first cousin (a son of his mother's brother Ahmad), Sultan Tukhta-bugha Khan Chaghatai Mughal. The marriage was arranged by Babur, and took place at the end of 1530. She would then be about fourteen years old.
She was widowed in 1533, and nothing as to her remarriage is recorded until 1549, when she was over thirty years old. It is improbable that she remained a widow so many years. She also married with Abbas Sultan Uzbeg, just before Humayun set out on his expedition for Balkh. The bridegroom came to suspect that the Timurid army was about to act against his own people and ran away. Probably he did not take Gulchehra with him.

## Death

She accompanied Gulbadan and Hamida to India in 1557 and died in the same year.
# Yellow Dog Records

Yellow Dog Records is an American independent record label based in Memphis, Tennessee, that features authentic American music: blues, soul and Americana. It was founded in 2002 by Mike Powers to support independent musicians on its roster with recording, production, promotion and distribution.
Artists on the label have received numerous awards and played with notable musicians, including Eden Brent - Blues Music Award recipient for 2009 Acoustic Artist of the Year and Acoustic Album of the Year for Mississippi Number One, plus the winner of the Blues Foundation's 2006 International Blues Challenge; Fiona Boyes – the first Australian and the first woman to win the Blues Foundation's International Blues Challenge and three time Blues Music Award nominee; Mary Flower – 2008 Blues Music Award nominee for Acoustic Artist of the Year; and Terry Robb – 19 time Best Acoustic Guitar Muddy Award winner from the Cascade Blues Association and Oregon Music Hall of Fame member.
The label name is inspired by the Yellow Dog Railroad and its role in American music history. The Yazoo Delta railroad, known as the "Yellow Dog", was a renowned rail line running through the heart of the Mississippi delta in the early 1900s. References to the Yellow Dog appear in early blues songs by W.C. Handy, Bessie Smith, Charlie Patton, Lucille Bogan and Big Bill Broonzy.
In January 2016, Yellow Dog Records was a recipient of the 2016 Keeping the Blues Alive Awards, presented by the Blues Foundation.

## Roster

* Asylum Street Spankers
* Bluff City Backsliders
* The Bo-Keys
* Fiona Boyes
* Eden Brent
* The Claudettes
* Chris Cotton
* Big Joe Duskin
* William Lee Ellis
* Mary Flower
* Mark Lemhouse
* Colin Linden
* Calvin Newborn
* Terry Robb
* The Soul of John Black
* Cassie Taylor
* Woodbrain
# Erwin Isaacs

Erwin Isaacs (born 21 December 1986 in Cape Town, Western Cape) is a South African association football who most recently played for Ajax Cape Town as a right back.
Isaacs is a hard working central attacking midfielder. He can also play as a second striker as well as playing on the left or right wing. He is a free-kick specialist and a clean powerful striker of the ball.

## Local career

Isaacs spent nine years at Santos F.C. South Africa. During his time at Santos, Isaacs admitted to faking injuries to avoid games.

## International career

He made his debut for South Africa in 2011 and has so far been capped once.

## Personal

He hails from Lavender Hill, Cape Town.
# Mads Rieper

Mads Rieper Jensen (born 20 July 1973) is a Danish former professional football defender. He is the younger brother of the retired Danish international defender Marc Rieper.
On 9 May 2007 Rieper scored his first Superliga goal for AC Horsens with a stoppage time equaliser against Silkeborg IF. He retired on 30 June 2009.

## Honours

* Danish Cup:
** Winner: 1996–97 (with AGF)
* Danish 1st Division:
** Runner-up: 2004–05 (with Horsens)
# Let's Go for a Drive!

Let's Go for a Drive! is a children's picture book written and illustrated by Mo Willems, published in 2012 by Hyperion Books for Children. It is a book in the Elephant and Piggie series.

## Plot

An elephant called Gerald and a pig called Piggie want to go for a drive. Gerald decides they need a number of items for the trip like bags, a map, sunglasses and umbrellas. They sing as they get ready but unfortunately, they don't have a car. Gerald gets upset but then Piggie makes a suggestion, which makes everything better.

## Reception

Kirkus Reviews finds that "The dauntless duo’s 18th outing employs Willems’ award-winning formula: color-coded speech bubbles; lots of white space; endearing visual characterization ... effortless phonetic play; thoughtfully designed endpapers; silliness." Common Sense Media believes that it "...gives new readers a fun lesson in being flexible."

## Awards

* Geisel Award runner-up 2013
# Ben Norris (actor)

Ben Norris (born 1991 or 1992, Nottingham) is a British poet, playwright and actor.

## Early life and education

Norris was born and grew up in Nottingham. He performed with the British Youth Music Theatre in Mort in 2007/2008 and According to Brian Haw in 2009. He studied for a BA in English and creative writing at the University of Birmingham and then trained at the Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama.

## Career

In 2015 he performed a one-man show The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Family at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, based on his relationship with his father and his experience of hitchhiking around the UK to visit places where his father had lived. He subsequently toured this show in the UK and elsewhere including Adelaide, Australia.
He won the UK All-Stars Poetry Slam at the Cheltenham Literature Festival in 2013 and the BBC Edinburgh Fringe Poetry Slam 2017 and has published two pamphlets of poems, second being Some ending (2019).
Since October 2018 he has played Ben Archer in the long-running BBC Radio 4 series The Archers.
He wrote the monologues for the show The Choir of Man and appeared as The Poet in its West End production at the Arts Theatre from November 2021, having taken the role of The Narrator in the original 2020 production.
In 2016 he was writer-in-residence at Theatr Clwyd, and in 2018 was poet-in-residence at the Inspire Poetry Festival in Nottingham.
From 2019 to 2021 he was a creative associate at Nottingham Playhouse.
In 2019 he wrote, created and directed Track Record, a spoken word poem celebrating the accents of people living along the line of the LNER railway, fronted by Scottish DJ Edith Bowman.
In January 2022 he appeared as a guest on BBC Radio 4's Saturday Live and discussed his life and career.

## Selected publications

* Norris, Ben (2019). Some Ending. Verve. ISBN 9781912565214.
# Loch Bredan (barque)

Loch Bredan was a British sailing ship built in Glasgow in 1882 which disappeared without trace with all hands around November 1903.

## History

The Loch Bredan was a steel-hulled barque of the "Loch" ships of the Sproat Line of Liverpool designed as an ocean-going cargo ship. She first arrived in Australia at Watsons Bay, Sydney on 25 November 1891, having left Antwerp on 11 August under command of Captain R. Cumming.
In 1902 she was forced to return to port a fortnight after leaving Sydney on her return journey, having run into such severe weather that three lifeboats were smashed and the ship's galley stoved in.
There were grave fears for the vessel's safety on her 1903 voyage from Liverpool to Hobart under Captain T Williams, as she appeared to be around two weeks overdue. Those fears were groundless, as she had been simply held up by unfavourable weather.

## Last voyage

She left Adelaide in September 1903, having picked up a few crew and a cargo of compressed fodder.
In early 1904 speculation and concern about the missing ship appeared in the press. She was never heard from again and no scrap of wreckage was ever found. The crew consisted of :— Thomas Williams (master), J. M. Scott (first mate), G. Howell (second mate), J. A. Gibbons (carpenter), C. L. Williams (sailmaker), W. Williams (cook and steward), A. Gaerkens, H. Skinner, D. Friel, T. Williams, T. T. Gunn, J. L. James, G. Hartfield, L. J. Monoghan, C. Burns, S.Thomas (boy). The captain's wife (Mrs. Williams) was also on the articles as stewardess. Five men: N. M. McKenzie, F. Bucknall. R. Leppar, C. Nelson, joined the vessel at Port Adelaide. F. Bucknall was the son of Frederick Estcourt Bucknall, a former parliamentarian, brewer and real estate developer who lost his fortune in a recent recession.
# Harry Lampert

Harry Lampert (November 3, 1916 – November 13, 2004) was an American cartoonist and bridge teacher and writer.

## Biography

Born in New York City, Lampert began cartooning when he was sixteen years old, and worked for the legendary Max Fleischer, inking and helping produce Betty Boop, Popeye, and Koko the Clown cartoons. While stationed at Drew Field in Tampa, FL, he created Droopy the Drew Field Mosquito which ran in the Drew Field Echoes from 1942-1944. He began drawing comic books and he is best known in that field for being the artistic co-creator of the DC Comics superhero The Flash. Created in collaboration with writer Gardner Fox, the hero first appeared in Flash Comics #1 in 1940, but Lampert left The Flash after drawing only two stories, gravitating towards his preference for humorous work. (After he discovered his fame in the comics world 50 years later, Lampert observed that he did not own any " 'original' originals", not even a Flash comic book. "It was too expensive.") He also drew the comic book characters "The King", "Red, White and Blue" and "The Atom". Lampert later went on to draw gag cartoons for TIME, The New York Times, Esquire, and The Saturday Evening Post. He was also an instructor for the New York City School of Visual Arts and founded the Lampert Agency, an advertising company which produced award-winning ads for clients such as Olympic Airways, Seagram, and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
After his retirement in 1976, Lampert went on to write many instructional books on contract bridge. A Life Master and bridge teacher licensed by the American Contract Bridge League, Lampert spent years giving classes and working the cruise ship circuit teaching bridge to players. In the mid-1990s, Lampert became active in the comic book convention circuit, selling new sketches and autographs and speaking about his famous comic book creation.
Lampert died on November 13, 2004, in Boca Raton, Florida, of a cerebral hemorrhage; he was survived by wife Adele Lampert, daughter Karen Akavan and two grandsons.

## Bridge publications

* — (1978). Fun Way to Learn Serious Bridge. Roslyn, New York: Hardel Publishing. LCCN 78066744. Second edition 1980, The Fun Way to Serious Bridge; reprinted 1986, Simon & Schuster Fireside Books. LCCN 86-6657.
* — (1985). The Fun Way to Advanced Bridge. New York: Simon & Schuster Fireside Books. ISBN 0-671-53066-6. LCCN 84028802.
* — (1988). Declarer Play and Opening Leads, a Fun Way Bridge Book. Deerfield, IL: Private.
* — (1988). Teacher's Guide for Lesson Plans in Conjunction with Declarer Play and Opening Leads, a Fun Way Bridge Book. Deerfield, IL: Private.
* — (2002). Harry's Hands/Over 100 Funway Bridge Hands. Deerfield, IL: Private.
* — (2002). The Fun Way to Better Bridge. Louisville, KY: Devyn Press.

### Pamphlets

* "Introduction to Defensive Play" (Devyn, 1989), Future Champions no. 10. OCLC 30309406
# Jarosław Łomnicki

Jarosław Ludomir Łomnicki (19 May 1873 – 15 April 1931) was a Polish geologist and entomologist. Son of the paleontologist Marian Łomnicki, he succeeded as curator of the Dzieduszycki Museum in Lviv.
Łomnicki was born in Stanisławów (Stanisau), Galicia to Marian Łomnicki. The family moved to Lviv in 1879 where he went to school and gymnasium. His father was involved in museum work and as a young boy he too was introduced to it and travelled on collection trips into Galicia. After graduation, he joined Lviv University in 1891 and then worked as a zoology assistant at the Jagiellonian University (1893-94). He returned to Lviv and worked as an assistant in the mineralogy and geology department at Lviv Polytechnic (1896-98). He qualified the teacher's exam of the University of Vienna (1897) and taught at the Krakow Gymnasium and at Kolomyia. He moved to Lviv following the death of his father. From 1913 he worked on the Geological Atlas of the Physiographic Commission of the Polish Academy of Sciences in Kraków and was a member of the Geographical Commission of the academy. He also collected insects and worked on the Formicidae, Coleoptera, and fossil Foraminifera from the Miocene period. His brother Antoni Łomnicki (1881–1941) was a mathematician who was killed during the Massacre of Lviv professors.
Łomnicki published nearly 45 papers, describing nearly 700 new insect species, and was a member of the Copernicus Society where he began an entomological section. It later became the Polish Entomological Society over which he presided. He is buried in Lychakiv cemetery in Lviv.
# Bebra (Fulda)

The Bebra is a river of Hesse, Germany and a tributary of the Fulda. It flows into the right bank of the Fulda near the town Bebra.
The Bebra rises on the western slopes of the Brodberg (376.5 m above sea level) about one kilometre northeast of Rautenhausen, a district of Bebra. A second source stream coming from the north flows into Rautenhausen.
# Family Happiness (film)

Family Happiness (Russian: Семейное счастье) is a 1969 Soviet comedy film-almanac directed by Andrey Ladynin, Aleksandr Sheyn Sr. and Sergey Solovev.

## Plot

The film consists of four short stories. The first short story tells about a bored mistress who falls in love with the tutor of her children. The second short story tells of a married man, frightened by stories of various mystical phenomena, who spends the night with a governess. In the third story, a man catches his wife with her lover and he decides to kill her for it. And suddenly he begins to guess about the possible punishment for this crime. The fourth short story shows the matchmaking of the landowner Lomov to the daughter of his neighbor.

## Cast

* Alisa Freindlikh as Anna Kapitonova
* Vyacheslav Tikhonov as Kapitonov
* Nikolay Burlyaev as grammar-school boy Schupaltsev
* Andrey Mironov as Fyodor Sigaev
* Valentin Gaft as Salesman
* Tatyana Vasileva as Chubakov's daughter
* Alla Budnitskaya as Sigaev's wife
* Georgy Burkov as landowner Lomov
* Nikolai Gritsenko as Vaksin
* Raisa Kurkina as Vaksin's wife