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# Bruce Ogilvie (motorcyclist)

Bruce Ogilvie (April 4, 1953– April 13, 2009) was an American off-road motorcycle racer. He was a top American Motorcyclist Association (AMA) District 37 desert racer, winner of multiple Baja 500 and Baja 1000 races, and a long-time manager of American Honda’s off-road race team. Ogilvie was posthumously inducted into the AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame in 2010.

## Background

Born April 4, 1953, in Riverside, California, to Donald (Don) and Charlene Ogilvie, Bruce Ogilvie's amateur career led him to become one of the greatest desert racers ever to spring from AMA District 37 in Southern California.

## Racing career

His Baja victories span over four decades. The first was a Baja 500 win in 1975, with another win in the 1000 later that year. He also competed in enduro events, winning a gold medal at the 1981 International Six Days Enduro. The International Six Day Trials, a form of off-road motorcycle Olympics, is the oldest annual competition sanctioned by the FIM dating back to 1913.
Ogilvie was the only man in history to win the Baja 1000 overall in four different decades, and he posted his last overall win in 2003 at the age of 51. He died on April 13, 2009, after a two-year battle with cancer.
Ogilvie was employed by American Honda beginning in 1984 where he served in many capacities over the years including, being in charge of Honda's off-road activities with motorcycle and ATV racing. Ogilvie was the lead developer of Honda CRF off-road race motorcycles. Prior to his death, he was the Senior Test Evaluator for Honda's Product Evaluation department.
# Kelly Burke

Kelly Burke (born December 31, 1944) is an American former model who was Playboy magazine's Playmate of the Month for its June 1966 issue. Her centerfold was photographed by William Figge.
Burke was born in Los Angeles, California.
According to The Playmate Book, Burke was pregnant while she was shooting her Playmate centerfold. She also was (at the time) the sister-in-law of 1966 Playmate of the Year Allison Parks.
# Steve Maskrey

Stephen William Maskrey (born 16 August 1962 in Edinburgh) is a Scottish former professional footballer.
A striker, Maskrey began his career with East Stirlingshire in 1984. He remained at Firs Park for two years, making 58 league appearances and scoring 24 goals. In 1986, he joined Queen of the South, for whom he made 43 appearances and scored four goals.
Then-St Johnstone manager Alex Totten came in for Maskrey's services in 1987, and Maskrey repaid him with 39 goals in 174 appearances for the Perth club. After seven years at Muirton Park, firstly, and then McDiarmid Park, Maskrey followed Totten to Kilmarnock in 1994. His goals return at Rugby Park was not as prolific, with just five goals in 52 league appearances.
In 1996, he joined Partick Thistle, where he made 31 league appearances in twelve months scoring two goals). He left Partick in August 1997 and signed with Livingston, but his stay at the new Almondvale Stadium was again just a year, and he retired from playing in 1998.
# J. G. Philipsz Panditaratne

J. G. Philipsz Panditaratne was a Ceylonese legislator. He was one of the first unofficial members appointed to the Legislative Council of Ceylon representing the Sinhalese when it was formed in 1833 and served till 1861. He was succeeded by two of his nephews, Sir Harry Dias Bandaranaike and J. C. Dias Bandaranaike.
His sister Liyanage Catherine Philipsz Panditharatne married Jacabus Dias Wijewardena Bandaranaike, Mudaliyar of Governor Gate and Translator of Supreme Court.
# John Bentley (musician)

John Bentley (born 16 April 1951) is an English bass guitarist. He played bass for the band Squeeze from 1980 to 1982, appearing on the albums Argybargy and East Side Story, as well as Sweets from a Stranger. Squeeze initially split up in 1982, and upon reforming in 1985, band leaders Chris Difford and Glenn Tilbrook replaced Bentley with Keith Wilkinson.
Bentley re-joined Squeeze for the band's 2007 reformation, playing on the band's "Quintessential Tour 2007" through the US and UK; although he left the band following two British festival appearances in 2015. Tillbrook reflected on Bentley's role in the band:
   I certainly underrated what John brought to the band the first time around. The Squeeze sound did change when we had Keith Wilkinson, and looking back now, not necessarily for the better. I think John drives us a lot.
Bentley's solo album was released on vinyl and iTunes in 2014.
In 2018, Bentley's band The Buzniks released their self-titled first album through 3Ms music.
# Andrea Calmo

Andrea Calmo (1510 in Venice – 1571) was an Italian actor and author (dramatist) of Commedia dell'Arte. He was one of the pioneers of this type of masked theater, as created for the 16th century Venetian audience. Calmo departed from typical theater norms of the time, focusing less on the text and objectivity, and more on the whole performance as a piece of art in and of itself. Many of his ideas and communications were preserved in the 154 letters that he wrote to a variety of correspondents, from real government officials to possibly made-up women.
While it is unclear what class Calmo belonged to, information regarding the burial of his parents and his ability to leave an inheritance for his children suggests that he was likely part of the middle-class, even if he never became fabulously wealthy. Calmo was married and had at least two daughters according to his will. Judging by the content of his letters, Calmo had some education, as he frequently made use of technical terminology, Latin, and classical allusions.
Prior to Calmo and others like him, the popular form of theatre in Italy was the Commedia Erudita. This form was primarily based in the practices of classical works of theatre and acting. Calmo would use several of these classical modes in his works, though he would mix them in with his own innovations and practices to depart from the original style.
His six comedies are Las Spagnolas (1549), Il Saltuzza (1551), La Fiorina (1552), La Pozione (1552), La Rodiana (1553), and il Travaglio (1556). He also published a number of eclogues. All these works were typically in rhyme. Many of his works played extensively with different regional dialects, dialectical improvisation, and class differences highlighted through different accents, much of which would become parts of Commedia dell'Arte.
Calmo viewed the theatre as a way to make a living and kept economic needs in mind while writing, ensuring that people could perform his plays without needing months of preparation. His writing was also designed with theatricality in mind, and wasn't meant to be taken in primarily as literature but instead as performance. He also would utilize music and methods of physical comedy in his productions, focusing on the sensory effect of the performance. Calmo's use of a variety of different theatrical elements, from dialectical changes, music, complex stage directions, and buffoonery was an inspiration to many practitioners of Commedia dell'Arte who would utilize his methods in their own performances.
In addition to his theatrical work, Calmo had a degree of experience with contemporary dance, frequently referencing dance terminology in his letters, such as the Bassadanza and Mesura, and doing so in a logical and comprehensible way.
Calmo also corresponded with a number of important artists including Anton Francesco Doni, Pietro Aretino, and Tintoretto, discussing art and scenography. It was the examination of some of these letters that gave rise to the Pantalone character as it is known today, from its physicality to its notable speech patterns.
# Glasgerion

Glasgerion is Child ballad 67 (Roud 145), existing in several variants.

## Synopsis

Glasgerion is a king's son and a harper. He harps before another king, whose daughter arranges a tryst with him. He tells his servant to ensure that he wakes in time to make the tryst. The servant goes in his place and, mistaking him for Glasgerion, the princess has sex with the servant. She learns the truth and kills herself, sometimes because she can not offer herself as Glasgerion's bride. Glasgerion kills his servant and either kills himself as well or goes mad.

## Motifs

The figure of Glasgerion was cited as a harper in Geoffrey Chaucer's The House of Fame and Gavin Douglas's The Palice of Honour.

## Adaptations

In the 1960s, when the song had long fallen out of the tradition, the scholar and revivalist singer A.L. Lloyd revised it under the name of "Jack Orion". This version, in which the harpist becomes a fiddler, appeared on his 1966 album First Person with Dave Swarbrick on fiddle. In the same year Bert Jansch made "Jack Orion" the title track of his third album. His voice is accompanied by his own guitar and that of John Renbourn; their collaboration here can be seen as one of the pinnacles of the folk baroque guitar style. "Jack Orion" later became part of the repertoire of Pentangle, the band that Jansch and Renbourn formed along with Terry Cox, Jacqui McShee and Danny Thompson, and appears on their 1970 recording Cruel Sister. Martin Carthy and Dave Swarbrick performed "Jack Orion" on their 1968 album But Two Came By. In the sleeve notes Carthy observed that "the song in its traditional form was, according to evidence at our [his and A. L. Lloyd’s] disposal, not very widespread, which serves to highlight one of the curious features of the folk revival, that is, the many songs which were not at all common in tradition are very commonly sung in the revival and vice versa."
The British folk rock band Trees included a version of Glasgerion in The Garden of Jane Delawney, their 1970 debut album. Other renditions include one on Fairport Convention's 1978 album, Tipplers Tales (again with Dave Swarbrick on fiddle), and one on Galley Beggar's 2015 album, Silence & Tears. "Jack Orion" also appears Fay Hield and The Hurricane Party's third album Old Adam (2016).
# Pyeongchon Management High School

Pyeongchon Management High School is a public vocational high school, located in 186 Hagui-ro, Dongan-gu, Anyang, Gyeonggi, South Korea.

## Departments

* Department of AI Convergence (AI융합과)
* Department of Tourism and Foreign Language (관광외국어과)
* Department of Media Influencer (미디어인플루언서과)
* Department of Future Convergence Business (미래융합경영과)
* Department of Sports Industry Business (스포츠산업경영과)
* Department of Culinary Arts (외식조리과)
* Department of Wellness and Tourism (웰니스관광과)
* Department of Creative Design (크리에이티브디자인과)

## Notable alumni

* Kim Kuk-young
* Kim Yeon-ji
# Easington Greyhound Stadium

Easington Greyhound Stadium, also known as Moorfield Stadium, was a greyhound racing stadium in Sunderland Road, Easington, County Durham.

## Origins

The stadium was originally called the Moorfield Stadium and was built in 1933 on the west side of Sunderland Road north of Easington in a rural location. The racing provided entertainment for a population centered around mining and the nearby Easington Colliery.

## History

The opening meeting was held on Christmas Day 1934, with the first winner being a greyhound called 'Must Win' who recorded a winning time of 27.07secs.
During the war, Lord Haw-Haw famously said, "This week the people of Easington will be eating greyhounds not racing them".
During the 1960s and 1970s, racing was directed by Mrs H Taylor and distances raced were 270, 460, 525 and 640 yards on 380 track circumference. There were 70 kennels and a Ball hare system was used. Facilities included a licensed bar and tea bar with racing held on Thursday and Saturday evenings at 7.30pm. All races were handicap races with the principal annual events known as the Moorfield Challenge Trophy and the Bank Holiday Stakes.
By the late 1980s the owner was Frank Fannon and there was car parking for 200 vehicles.
Racing took place on Sundays at 6pm. Race distances of 60, 235, 410 and 573 metres were used.
The stadium was closed in 2017.
# John Reilly (footballer, born 1962)

John Reilly (born 21 March 1962, in Dundee) is a Scottish former professional footballer who played as a striker. Reilly began his career with Dundee United, signing as a schoolboy from Strathtay Boys Club in 1979. He played for the Scotland Under 17 and Under 18 professional youth sides before making his first-team debut in August 1980. He was a member of the squad that won a Premier League Winners medal in season 1982–1983 before going onto score the club's first ever goal in the European Cup the following season. Signing for Motherwell in 1985, Reilly suffered an achilles tendon injury in his first game for the club and despite seeing several specialists over the next 18 months was forced into early retirement. After revolutionary surgery five years later however, he was able to continue playing and went on to play a handful of games for a number of Scottish lower league clubs, including Dunfermline Athletic and East Fife, while taking on a player/manager role at Cowdenbeath F.C.
After retiring for the second time in the mid-1990s, Reilly remained in the game working as a journalist covering lower-division football for a national newspaper. Reilly was inducted into Dundee United's Hall of Fame in February 2013.

## Honours
### Dundee United

* Scottish Premier Division: 1
       1982–83
# Wilfred Martin Rajapakse

Wilfred Martin Rajapakse (1864 – ????) was a Ceylonese lawyer and politician. He was a member of the Legislative Council of Ceylon from 1921 to 1924.
Born in Colombo to Mudaliar John de Silva Rajapakse, he was educated at Royal College, Colombo and apprenticed under Frederick Dornhorst, becoming Proctor of the District Court in 1890 and of the Supreme Court in 1894 and a Notary Public. He had his practice in Negombo, where he owned several coconut estates in the districts of Negombo and Chilaw. On various occasions he had as acted as the District Judge, Commissioner of Requests and the Police Magistrate of Negombo. He married Catherine, daughter of B. Mendis of Colombo and the family lived at The Retreat, Negombo. He was elected member of the Legislative Council of Ceylon representing the Western Province (Division A) in the 1921 legislative council election.
# Jim Nichol

James Alastair Nichol (12 February 1932 — 22 November 2003) was a Scottish international rugby union player.
A speedy Royal HSFP scrum-half, Nichol was one of the fastest players in Scottish rugby at the time and possessed strong wrists, honed by his practise routine of using a ball filled with wet sand.
Nichol gained three Scotland caps during the 1955 Five Nations, scoring a try to help defeat Wales on his debut match at Murrayfield. He struggled for form the following season and didn't receive any further opportunities.
# Stu West

Stu West (born 24 December 1964, Lincolnshire, England) is the bassist for the English punk band the Damned from 2004 to September 2017. He joined in 2004, when the past bassist, Patricia Morrison, left the band due to pregnancy. She had a daughter, Emily, by her long-time partner and Damned vocalist, Dave Vanian. Morrison never rejoined the band. West resigned from the band in July 2017, the longest serving bassist the band ever had. It was announced publicly on 11 September 2017, that West was no longer with the band, having been replaced by former longtime bassist Paul Gray.
West was actively involved in the thriving Peterborough, England punk scene of the 1980s/'90s. He was in the bands: Schutzhaft (vocals/bass, one demo), Uprising (vocals, released one rare demo single), Monks of Science (bass, one LP re-released as a special split CD with Default, "Inspirations and Escalations, 1987–1992"), Crack Babies (bass, one demo) punk/metal crossover band, English Dogs ("Bow To None" album 1994), Heads Apart (bass, one demo). The Damned (bass, one album "So Who's Paranoid" 2008 – Two singles, "Little Miss Disaster" 2005, "A Nation Fit For Heroes" 2010). West also still plays with Foxy, a female fronted punk rock ensemble from Orange County, California. Bassist from 2001–present ("Can't Stop Us" EP, 2018 & X-Ray Spex tribute single, 2019).
West is a keen photographer, rail enthusiast and a real ale fan (he can often be seen at the annual Peterborough Beer Festival).
Stu West lives in Banffshire.
# Banu Amila

Banu Amila (Arabic: بَنُو عَامِلَة, Banū ʿĀmila), also spelled Amela, was an Arab tribe that historically dwelt in the Levant (greater Syria) during the Byzantine (3rd–7th centuries CE) and early Islamic periods (7th–11th centuries). Before or during the Crusades (late 11th–13th centuries) they made their abode in the mountainous region called after them, the Jabal Amil, in present-day Southern Lebanon. The long-established Shia Muslim community that lives in this region generally claims descent from the Amila, though the community's singular descent from the tribe is neither substantiated nor likely, according to the historian Tamara Chalabi.

## History

Irfan Shahîd contrasts the traditional view placing the Amila's emergence in Syria during the 3rd century, holding that the tribe formed a part of Nabataean confederacy along with Judham and Balqayn, and that their presence in the region goes back to Biblical times. Others have traced the tribe's origin back to Quda'a or even the Biblical Amalekites.

### Byzantine period

From their then-settlement in southern Palestine (which they still occupied even during the Muslim conquest of the Levant), for centuries the Banu Amila acted as foederati (tribal confederates) of the Byzantines, helping guard the empire's frontiers against threats from the tribes of the Arabian Peninsula and the Persian-allied Lakhmids. They are believed to have settled in the area, possibly in the 3rd or 4th century, after moving from Iraq and through Palmyra. They were noted for their strong commitment to the empire in the 6th century and acknowledged Ghassanid supremacy among the Arab foederati. They were closely linked with their neighbors, the Banu Judham, and also allied to the Banu Kalb. The tribe was among the Arab foederati, who, alongside the Byzantine Empire, opposed the initial Muslim incursions into the Levant.
While little is known of their religious beliefs, they have been described as superficial followers of Monophysitism and were named Mutanasira (Christians who did not have firm belief in Christianity), as opposed to Nasara (Christians). Some even mention the tribe keeping some pagan practices. However, much later sources have described them as devoted Christians. Following the emergence of Islam, members of the tribe converted to Islam.

## Notable members

* Thalaba ibn Salama al-Amili, an Arab military commander in al-Urdunn, al-Maghreb and the Iberian Peninsula, and briefly ruler of al-Andalus from August 742 to May 743.
# Patrick Lynn

Patrick Calvin Lynn (born April 18, 1965) is an American professional bodybuilder.

## Bodybuilding career
### Professional
#### Competition history

* 1990 NPC Nationals - 1st (MW)
* 1990 IFBB World Amateur Championships - 4th (MW)
* 1991 IFBB Night of Champions - DNP
* 1992 IFBB Chicago Pro Championships - 13th
* 1992 IFBB Ironman Pro Invitational - 12th
* 1993 IFBB Ironman Pro Invitational - 14th
* 1993 IFBB San Jose Pro Invitational - 8th
* 1994 IFBB Ironman Pro Invitational - 12th
* 1995 IFBB Florida Pro Invitational - 6th
* 1995 IFBB Ironman Pro Invitational - 4th
* 1995 IFBB San Jose Pro Invitational - 4th
* 1995 IFBB South Beach Pro Invitational - 6th
* 1996 IFBB Ironman Pro Invitational - 6th
* 1997 IFBB Ironman Pro Invitational - 6th
* 1998 IFBB Ironman Pro Invitational - 5th
* 1999 IFBB Arnold Classic - 11th
* 1999 IFBB Ironman Pro Invitational - 9th
* 1999 IFBB Night of Champions - DNP
* 2000 IFBB Arnold Classic - 16th
* 2000 IFBB Night of Champions - DNP

## Personal life

Patrick currently lives in Garden Grove, California. Since 1994, he has been the advisor and coach for professional bodybuilder Iris Kyle.
# JP Hasson

JP Hasson (born January 18, 1977, in Seattle, Washington, United States) is a musician, comedian and artist, best known for his musical/comedy acts JP Incorporated and Pleaseeasaur. Hasson also produces comedy, music and television related tours. Hasson lives in Los Angeles.

## Biography
### Music career

Born John-Peter Hasson, Hasson grew up in Indianola, Washington. In the early 1990s, at the age of 15, Hasson began creating and composing improvised comedy songs in his parents' garage. In 2009, after 12 years of international touring and 7 official releases under the name Pleaseeasaur and many collaborations with the likes of The Dead Milkmen, Soundgarden and many more, Hasson began touring and recording under the name JP Incorporated. In the same year he released his second album for Comedy Central, titled An Album of Distinction. Hasson worked closely with co-producer Rob Crow of the band Pinback to record the collection of 24 fake TV theme songs. Known primarily as a live act, Hasson has toured internationally in support of Devo, Neil Hamburger and many other alternative entertainment luminaries. In 2012, JP launched his own Los Angeles based tour consulting firm specializing in the creation and production of international touring shows and exhibits. He currently produces and manages tours for Tim & Eric, Bob's Burgers, Pinback, Eric Andre and others.
JP Hasson is currently touring worldwide as JP Incorporated, Creative Director of his firm and is writing two books about the artwork of Major League Baseball.

## Discography

* Touch Me Zoo - Lawn King Wonderwear Music (1995)
* Touch Me Zoo - "Untitled EP" Wonderwear Music (1996)
* Touch Me Zoo - "Blow Up Your Stereo" Wonderwear Music (1996)
* Jiffy Squid - self-titled album (1996)
* Touch Me Zoo - "Ultra-Rare TMZ Vol. 3" (1997)
* Pleaseeasaur - "As Seen On TV" imputor? (1999)
* Pleaseeasaur - "Beef Flavored Island Adventures" Razler Records (2001)
* Pleaseeasaur - "Pleaseeasaur International Airport" V8 Records (Australia) (2003)
* Pleaseeasaur - "The Yellow Pages" imputor? (2003)
* Pleaseeasaur - "The Amazing Adventures of Pleaseeasaur" Comedy Central (2006)
* "Double Chunk Comedy Sampler" Comedy Central (2006)
* American Sheriff - "The Long Arm of the Law" imputor? (2007)
* Neil Hamburger/Pleaseeasaur - "Souvenir Record" (tour only 7" with cover art by Mark Mothersbaugh) Million Dollar Performances (2008)
* JP Incorporated - "An Album of Distinction" Comedy Central (2009)
* TWRP - "Ladyworld" appearing as narrator (2017)
* TWRP - "The Perfect Product" (2018)
* TWRP - "Return to Wherever" appearing as radio announcer (2019)
* JP Incorporated - "Massage & Spa" (2021)

## Filmography

* "Cold Hearts" - Raven Pictures (1999)
* "Pleaseeasaur - Action Spectacular" imputor? (2005)
* "Pleaseeasaur - The Amazing Adventures of Pleaseeasaur" Comedy Central (2006)
* Neil Hamburger Western Music and Variety" Drag City (2009)

## TV shows

* Late Night with Jimmy Fallon (NBC)
* Tom Green Live
* Tom Green's House Tonight
* Red Eye with Greg Gutfeld (Fox News)
* "The Xtacles" (Cartoon Network/Adult Swim)
* "Poolside Chats with Neil Hamburger" (as Pleaseeasaur)