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# Puchi Carat

Puchi Carat (プチカラット, Puchi Karatto) is a 1997 video game by Taito.

## Gameplay

The general objective of Puchi Carat is to destroy gem-like blocks using a ball and paddle. Gems "fall in" from the top of the play area one line at a time and are connected to each other either horizontally or vertically. Hitting a gem with the ball will destroy it, and if the destroyed gem causes other gems to no longer be connected to the top of the play area, they fall off, scoring bonus points. Destroying a special flashing gem also destroys all regular gems of the same color in the playfield. There are also metallic blocks that take more than one hit to destroy.
The player controls a paddle at the bottom of the playfield, which can move left and right to bounce the ball back upward. Unlike in most other Breakout-style games, missing the ball does not cost a life or end the game, but rather adds more lines of gems to the top of the playfield. Gem lines will advance on their own after a certain amount of time, as well as when the playfield is cleared entirely or drops below a certain number of gems. If the gems advance across the line at the bottom of the playfield where the paddle resides, the player loses and the game is over.
The arcade version of Puchi Carat features three main gameplay modes: A single-player mode where the goal is to clear a certain number of gem lines, a story mode in which the player challenges each character in a head-to-head battle (where dropped gems are added to the opponent's playfield from the bottom), and a two-player versus mode following the same rules as the story mode. Each of the single-player modes offers three levels of difficulty. Various ports of the game offer additional gameplay modes (such as time-attack mode), more difficulty levels, and expanded storylines for each character.

## Plot

The basic storyline in Puchi Carat centers around the world of "GemStone", where science and magic coexist. Twelve precious gems are stolen, each one coming into the possession of a person with high magic powers. These people dominate the world. Each of the game's twelve characters has an individual story that follows his or her quest to collect all of the gems in order to realize his or her personal dreams.

## Reception

In Japan, Game Machine listed Puchi Carat on their February 1, 1998 issue as being the seventeenth most-successful arcade game of the month.
# William Stephen Coleman

William Stephen Coleman (1829–1904) was an English painter and book illustrator.

## Life

Born at Horsham, Sussex, he was one of the 12 children of the surgeon William Thomas Coleman and his wife Henrietta Dendy; the artist Helen Cordelia Coleman (1847–1884) was the fifth daughter of the family.
Coleman was unsuccessful in a career as surgeon, and turned to natural history illustration. He collaborated with Harrison Weir, Joseph Wolf and others; in the preparation of the wood-blocks he was assisted by his sister Rebecca. He painted in watercolour, mainly landscapes with figures, in a style with something in common with Birket Foster, and semi-classical figure subjects, related to those by Albert Joseph Moore. His classically-influenced works placed him in the "toga and terrace" or "marble school" with George Bulleid, W. Anstey Dollond, Norman Prescott-Davies and Oliver Rhys.
Coleman also executed etchings, occasionally worked in pastel, and painted in oil. He was a member of the original committee of management of the Dudley Gallery, contributing to the first exhibition in 1865. He continued to exhibit till 1879, and remained on the committee till 1881.
In 1869 Coleman began to experiment in pottery decoration; the Mintons Art Pottery Studio in Kensington Gore was established under his direction in 1871, and he executed figure designs for Mintons ceramic ware. He died after a long illness at 11 Hamilton Gardens, St. John's Wood, on 22 March 1904. His widow survived him.

## Works

In 1859 Coleman published Our Woodlands. Heaths, and Hedges, and in 1860 British Butterflies, both books running to several editions. Books that he illustrated included:
* Common Objects of the Country (1858)
* Our Garden Friends (1864), and Common Moths (1870), by John George Wood
* Playhours and Half-holidays (1860), Sketches in Natural History (1861), and British Birds' Eggs and Nests (1861), by John Christopher Atkinson
* British Ferns (1861), by Thomas Moore
* A Treasury of New Favourite Tales (1861) by Mary Howitt
* Philip and his Garden (1861) by Charlotte Elizabeth Tonna
* Hymns in Prose for Children (1864) by Anna Letitia Barbauld
* The Illustrated London Almanack and Cassell's Natural History.
# João Pais

João Pedro Fernandes Pais (born 13 September 1998) is a Portuguese footballer who plays for Oliveira do Hospital on loan from Vizela as a midfieler.

## Football career

He made his professional debut for Vizela on 12 September 2020 in the Liga Portugal 2.
On 20 September 2021, he joined Oliveira do Hospital on loan.
# Rose Shahfa

Rose Shahfa (1890–6 August 1955) was a Lebanese writer and women's rights activist who was a leading speaker in the first Arab Women's Conference.

## Career

Shahfa joined the Syrian-Lebanese Women's Union in the 1920s as one of many women promoting the role of women in society. After women's journals began to decline in the 1930s, Shahfa continued to work in women's journalism as a prominent writer for several journals. This change limited her ability to write freely about women's topics to the same extent as previous women's writers. When writing for the fascist anti-Israeli journal al-Amal, which was a journal that served as a way to convey the paternalist Kataeb Party's ideals, she described motherhood as a prominent role in the lives of women and a means through which women could increase their influence in society, by raising sons with correct morals and strong masculinity. In November 1943, Shahfa was one of the leaders of protests against the Kataeb Party.

## Contributions

Shahfa joined the International Women Suffrage Alliance (IWSA) in 1935. On 11 December 1944, Shahfa led the Lebanese delegation to the first Arab Women's Conference. At this conference, she argued strongly in favor of women's participation in politics, arguing "that the educated woman has more right to political privileges than the ignorant man who enjoys these rights". Syrian women were first allowed universal suffrage in 1953. In particular, she supported women's involvement in the peace process of World War II. Shahfa lobbied Lebanese Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Karami to accept the resolutions proposed at the conference, convincing him to organize a committee to address the issue.
# Kelve Semedo

Kelve Reis Tavares Semedo (born 9 May 2004) is a Santomean footballer who plays as a forward for the Portuguese club Académico de Viseu, and the São Tomé and Príncipe national team.

## Career

Born in the Água Grande District of São Tomé and Príncipe, Semedo moved to Portugal in 2011. He joined the youth academy of CF Os Repesenses, where he scored 84 goals in 54 games. He had a short stint in England with the academy of Rochdale for the 2021–22 season.He moved to Académico de Viseu in 2022, where he scored 14 goals in 18 games for their U19s before being called up to the national team.

## International career

Semedo was called up to the São Tomé and Príncipe national team for a set of 2023 Africa Cup of Nations qualification matches in March 2023. He debuted with São Tomé and Príncipe in a 2–2 tie with Sierra Leone on 22 March 2023.

## Personal life

Semedo holds dual citizenship with Portugal after growing up there. His uncle Jairson Semedo was also a professional footballer.
# Laurindo Tavares

Laurindo António Leal Tavares (born 15 June 1982 in Lisbon), known simply as Laurindo, is a Portuguese former professional footballer who played as a midfielder.
# Elaine, Victoria

Elaine is a town in Victoria, Australia, located on the Midland Highway between Ballarat and Geelong. At the 2021 census, Elaine and the surrounding area had a population of 232.

## History

Elaine started out a minor gold rush district. Since the Steiglitz goldfield was discovered in 1854, gold mining had occurred in the area.
The new Geelong–Ballarat railway line opened on 11 April 1862 and passed through the settlement. The train station only opened a decade after, officially establishing the township as Elaine. The later opening meant that Elaine did not receive a grand bluestone station like the original ones.
At the time, Catholics and Free Presbyterians were the two main communities. A Catholic school opened in 1874, and a state primary school opened the following year.
The railway was singled in 1934, and now only grain and freight trains, which do not stop at Elaine, travel on it. The Catholic school closed in the 1940s. When the state school closed in 1998 with twelve students, community involvement declined. The football and tennis clubs were scrapped soon after, and the recreation reserve's courts and facilities fell into disrepair. Families began to leave the town.
In 2010, after the reserve received a small government grant to build a barbecue area, residents were motivated to hold a meeting and see if they could revive the tennis club. The community helped raise funds and put in donations. Within six months of putting up an advertisement on the Midland Highway, the club had three junior teams and 35 sponsors. Children from nearby towns such as Meredith also came to play. The club's success led to the introduction of Auskick and the cricket club's revival.

## Townscape

Elaine is located in the Shire of Moorabool, a local government area of Victoria. Surrounded by farmland, the town is situated on the Midland Highway between Ballarat and Geelong.
The Railway Hotel is a hotel and pub at 5280 Midland Highway. Built in 1874, the building was intermittently used as a hotel, a brothel, or both until it was given its current name in 1912. In December 1922, publican Henry Gray was put on trial for fatally shooting drunken customer Michael Fahey, who had attacked him with an axe, but was acquitted. Locals, including the current publican, Bevley Townsend, tell a story that a murdered 19th-century miner, Lenny, has been reincarnated as the hotel's resident poltergeist. The station that was opposite the hotel has long been gone.
The Elaine Farmacy, a general store; and the Farmgate Shop, a farm shop recognised for its potatoes, are also located on the Midland Highway. The Farmgate's owner, Mark Dunne, said that it was one of the first titles registered in Elaine on Cobb & Co.'s Geelong–Ballarat service. Elaine Recreation Reserve hosts the town's sporting facilities and clubs. There is also a public hall.
As of 2014, Elaine had two churches. Elaine is home to a Serbian Orthodox monastery with five monks and two nuns.

## Demographics

Elaine had a population of 427 in the 1881 census and 434 in the 1911 census, but the number decreased in the following decades, with 184 in 1947 and 219 in 1961.
# Rahzir Jones

Rahzir Smith-Jones (born 1 November 2000) is a Bermudan footballer who currently plays as a midfielder for Welwyn Garden City.

## Career statistics
### International

    As of matches played 6 June 2020.
| National team | Year | Apps | Goals |
| Bermuda | 2019 | 2 | 0 |
| Bermuda | 2020 | 0 | 0 |
| Total | Total | 2 | 0 |
# Candy Dubois

Candy Dubois (also known as Candy Santiago and born Candelaria Manso Seguel, August 24, 1942 – May 21, 1995) was a Chilean dancer. She performed with the gender non-conforming group Blue Ballet, and worked with choreographer Paco Mairena.

## Biography

Dubois was born as Candelaria Manso Seguel in Santiago on August 24, 1942. She was later raised by her paternal grandparents in Cartagena until she ran away at age ten. She eventually began to work as a dancer and was later discovered by choreographer, Paco Mairena. Mairena convinced Dubois to move to Santiago where she later joined the Blue Ballet, a group of performers who were gender non-conforming. Dubois performed with Blue Ballet for around twenty years, appearing in Chile and in Europe. In Europe, she used the stage name of Candy Santiago. She also performed at the Bim Bam Bum theater in Santiago. In Europe, Dubois underwent sex reassignment surgery. She later married a French man and took the name of Dubois. After touring Europe, Dubois returned to Chile in 1984 and opened a club called Le Trianon.
In 1994, Dubois was diagnosed with lymphatic cancer. Her last performance took place in February 1995 at the Festival de la Canción de Viña del Mar. Dubois died on May 21, 1995.
# Eusauropleura

Eusauropleura is an extinct genus of gephyrostegid reptiliomorph from the Pennsylvanian (Late Carboniferous) of Linton, Ohio. The type species and only species, Eusauropleura digitata, was first described by American paleontologist Edward Drinker Cope in 1868 as Sauropleura digitata. In 1930, paleontologist Alfred Romer placed the species in the new genus Eusauropleura. Romer considered S. digitata to be a reptile or a more primitive relative of reptiles, making it only distantly related to Sauropleura, which is a lepospondyl amphibian.
Eusauropleura is known from ribs and limb bones, but no skull is known. The holotype fossil is preserved in ventral view with a dense coating of small scales covering its underside. The arms and legs are nearly complete. It is similar in appearance to Gephyrostegus from the Czech Republic, with closely matching body proportions. Compared to Gephyrostegus, Eusauropleura has a more weakly ossified pelvis. The hand has five fingers with a phalangeal count of 2, 3, 4, 5, 4, meaning there are 2 bones in the first finger, 3 in the second, 4 in the third, 5 in the fourth, and 4 in the fifth. Romer used the phalangeal count as evidence that E. digitata was distinct from Sauropleura, since lepospondyls like Sauropleura only have four fingers on each hand.
# Richard Jones (Ruthin priest)

Richard Jones (c.1757– 1814) was a Welsh Anglican priest and writer.
Jones was born in about 1757 (his obituary recording that he died on 23 April 1814 at the age of 57). He was ordained as an Anglican priest in 1783, when it was recorded that he had obtained a BA degree from Jesus College, Oxford. He became the curate of Ruthin and may also have taught at Ruthin School, as he was noted as being "critically versed" in Hebrew, Greek and Latin, and it was not uncommon for curates of the parish to teach at the school. In 1806, he was appointed rector of Llanychan, but appears to have continued his connection with Ruthin. His writings included commentaries on each of the four Gospels (published between 1801 and 1807) as well as religious works in Welsh.
# Riadh Bettaieb

Riadh Bettaieb (born 1961) is a Tunisian politician. He serves as the Minister of Investment and International Cooperation under Prime Minister Hamadi Jebali.

## Biography
### Early life

Riadh Bettaieb was born on 3 January 1961 in Ben Gardane. He graduated from the National School of Engineers.

### Political activism and career

In 1979, he joined the Ennahda Movement. In 1991, he was forced into exile in Paris by the regime of Zine El Abidine Ben Ali. He was the Head of the Paris-based Tunisian Solidarity Association. After former President Ben Ali was deposed in 2011, he returned to Tunisia and joined the High Authority for the Achievement of the Revolution’s Objectives. He also serves as a Governor of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development.

### Minister

On 20 December 2011, he joined the Jebali Cabinet as Minister of Investment and International Cooperation. In May 2012, he said Tunisia and Malaysia would develop halal agriculture, medications and cosmetics together. He also suggested Tunisian companies would invest in Qatar.
# Miche Braden

Miche Braden (born November 14, 1953) is a jazz singer and theatrical performer known for her on-stage portrayals of Bessie Smith and Billie Holiday. Braden, who is originally from Detroit, originated the Bessie Smith role and has been performing it since 2000 in The Devil’s Music: The Life and Blues of Bessie Smith. Braden has been called "the biggest force of nature this side of Hurricane Harvey." She has performed in the musical nationwide, including an off-Broadway run in 2001 and again in 2011, as well as acting as the musical director and writing songs. She was nominated for a Helen Hayes award for her performance in 2018.

## Personal life

Braden was born in Detroit, Michigan, and attended Mackenzie High School and Cooley High School. She later attended Michigan State University. While in Detroit, Braden was an artist-in-residence with the Detroit Council of the Arts. She also founded a women's jazz band called Straight Ahead. She describes herself as a protégé of Motown musicians Thomas "Beans" Bowles, Earl Van Dyke and jazz master composer Harold McKinney.
# Turkey national Baseball5 team

The Turkey national Baseball5 team represents Turkey in international Baseball5 competitions.

## History

Baseball5 was first introduced in Turkey in 2019. The country was host for the inaugural 2023 Youth Baseball5 World Cup, where it placed fourth.
Turkey qualified along with France and Lithuania out of Europe for the 2025 Youth Baseball5 World Cup.

## Current roster
### Youth team

    As of 2022
| No. | Pos. | Player | Gender |
| 10 | 1B | Ela AKTÜRK | F |
| 11 | CF | Hayel DAĞDELEN | F |
| 77 | SS | Orhan DÜŞÜN | M |
| 6 | 3B | Elif Evren | F |
| 26 | SS | Azizhan ŞENTÜRK | M |
| 19 | 2B | Mert Tekeci | M |
| 1 | CF | Mehmet Sadık TOPÇU | M |
| 9 | 2B | Sudenaz Turhan | F |

#### Staff

| No. | Pos. | Name |
| - | Manager | Mayide Aşçı |
| - | Coach | Mustafa Kayahan |
| - | Coach | Umut TÜZÜN |

## Tournament record
### Youth Baseball5 World Cup

2023 - 4th place
# Retalhuleu Airport

Retalhuleu Airport (IATA: RER, ICAO: MGRT), also known as Base Aérea del Sur, is an airport serving Retalhuleu, the capital of Retalhuleu Department in Guatemala.
The Retalhuleu non-directional beacon (Ident: REU) is located on the field.

## Statistics

The airport handled 1,442 passengers in 2016.

## Airlines and destinations

| Airlines | Destinations |
| TAG Airlines | Guatemala City |
# Crazy for You (TV series)

Crazy for You is a 2006 Philippine television drama romance comedy series broadcast by ABS-CBN. Directed by Romilla Balmaceda, it stars Toni Gonzaga and Luis Manzano. It aired on the network's Primetime Bida line up from September 11 to November 30, 2006, replacing Calla Lily and was replaced by Sana Maulit Muli.
It is the first television series about overseas Filipino workers (OFWs), followed by 2012 Philippine television drama series Kung Ako'y Iiwan Mo.
The show's title is taken from the 1985 Madonna pop-ballad of the same name. It tackled the story of Wacky (Luis Manzano), a rich hunk and Janice (Toni Gonzaga), a witty-beautiful day-hire maid.

## Premise

Janice was forced to embrace a life in Spain as an overseas worker to help out her family. She takes on the job of cleaning the apartment of Wacky, a foreign student in Barcelona. The two never had the chance to meet, they only communicated by posting notes around the house.
One night, Janice and her friends crashed into a party. There she met Wacky and pretended to be a rich girl by the name of “Louis.” They fell for each other at first sight. They danced through the night, without Janice knowing that Wacky is her boss and Wacky had no idea that Louis and Janice are one and the same. As Janice returned to work, she discovers that the Wacky she met at the party is the same person that she was working for. Afraid of how Wacky will react, she hid herself and continued to lie about her identity.
As the communication continued, they fell deeper for each other. But just when happy journey started, Wacky's ex-girlfriend Sabrina (Michelle Madrigal), entered the scene. Still crazy in love with Wacky, she would do everything possible to win him back. And the only way to break the new lovebirds apart was for her to reveal Janice's well kept secret.

## Cast and characters
### Main cast

* Toni Gonzaga as Janice
* Luis Manzano as Wacky

### Supporting cast

* John Prats as Paolo
* Pokwang as Blessy
* Michelle Madrigal as Sabrina
* Roxanne Guinoo as Trish
* Joseph Bitangcol as Jomar
* Sandara Park as Ara
* Gab Drilon as Lee
* Valeen Montenegro as Luna
* Aldred Gatchalian as Brix
* Victor Basa as Errol
* Rio Locsin as Melba
* Sylvia Sanchez as Gigi
* Dennis Padilla as Edgardo
* Kristina Paner
* Gloria Romero

## Trivia

This was Sandara Park's last appearance on ABS-CBN before leaving Filipino show business and returning to South Korea with her family in 2007, as she was not offered to renew her contract with Star Magic as well as the first TV series to feature her and Joseph Bitangcol along with other SCQ co-teen questors Michelle Madrigal and Roxanne Guinoo, and her first without Hero Angeles who left the network in 2005 upon ended his contract of the said talent agency.

## Cancelled sequel

A sequel called, Crazy for You Season 2: The Crazy Sequel was planned to air in late 2007. However, it was cancelled due to the main cast's schedule constraints.
# What About Men?

What About Men? is a book by feminist author Caitlin Moran published in 2023. The book discusses the effects of pornography use in men, and the interest in Andrew Tate for adolescent boys.

## Reception

Writing in The Daily Telegraph, Nina Power comments on Moran not considering other books on the topic including the How to be a Man BBC radio series, and the lack of discussion on transgender rights movement.
Writing in UnHerd, philosopher Kathleen Stock comments that the motivations for writing the book were admirable but the analysis has flaws. Kathleen Stock criticises Moran for presenting homogeneous concepts of masculinity and women's behaviour, and identifies all women's behaviour with her own. She disagrees with Moran's dismissal of the potential influence of sex differences in psychology on male and female behaviour. Stock offers an alternative explanation for the popularity of Andrew Tate, arguing that after the MeToo movement there has been a tendency to criticise all men, citing the recent National Rail campaign about intrusive staring as an example, arguing that the simplicity of Tate's messaging is an alternative to un-nuanced messaging. Stock argues that Moran's praise of masculinity are exclusively prosocial and non-threatening to women.
Powers likens Moran's position with the concept of the ladette in the United Kingdom, that legitimised women behaving in a similar way to men, arguing that book similarly suggests that men should be able to behave more like women. Stock comments that Moran's solutions to the problems of men and boys are mostly adopting the behaviour of women, and while she feels many aspects of this behaviour may be learned she feels that if there are biological causes in the aggregate such interventions might be ineffective for men.
Stock criticizes Moran's ribald style of writing frequently making jokes about sexual behaviour. Powers comments that the book is glib, dated, and insulting.