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# Kevin Kerr (Scottish footballer)

Kevin Kerr (born 12 January 1989) is a former professional footballer who played as a midfielder. Born in Germany, he made two appearances for the Scotland U21 national team.

## Biography

Kerr is the son of a Scottish serviceman of the British forces in Germany and an English mother. For the most part he grew up in Bielefeld where he started his football career.

## Club career

Having played for the amateur club VfL Theesen in Bielefeld, he switched to the Arminia Bielefeld youth team in summer 2003. On 7 January 2009, he signed a professional contract with Arminia Bielefeld until 2011. He also still played for the second team.
On 20 March 2010, Kerr made his debut in the 2. Bundesliga during the Ostwestfalen derby. He signed for AGOVV Apeldoorn of Netherlands' Eerste Divisie in January 2012 after his contract in Bielefeld had expired the previous summer.
After AGOVV Apeldoorn declared bankruptcy and all its players became free agents, Kerr returned to Germany and played 19 matches and scored 4 goals for SC Wiedenbrück of the Fußball-Regionalliga West.
On 2 April 2013, after leaving SC Wiedenbrück, Kerr signed with the Pittsburgh Riverhounds of the USL Pro, the third tier of the United States soccer league system. He made his Riverhounds debut on 13 April 2013 in a 2–1 defeat to the Harrisburg City Islanders, the first match ever held at Highmark Stadium. On the next matchday, Kerr scored his first goal for the Riverhounds in a 2–1 defeat to the Dayton Dutch Lions.
Following his first two seasons with the club, in which he made 47 appearances and registered five goals and two assists, Kerr signed a new contract to remain at the club for the 2015 USL Pro season. During the first game of the season, Kerr recorded his first hat trick for the club in a 5–2 victory over in-state rivals the Harrisburg City Islanders. In total, Kerr tallied a career-high ten goals and nine assists in 26 league matches during the 2015 USL season.
On 29 June 2019, Kerr recorded two assists against Birmingham Legion FC. His first assist, his 26th for the Riverhounds, set a new all-time record for the club in that statistic.
On 23 January 2020, Kerr officially announced his retirement and joined the Riverhounds' Academy full-time staff.

## International career

In early 2009, Kerr was called into training camp for the Scotland national under-21 football team by Billy Stark for the first time after stating his desire to represent Scotland. Kerr spurned opportunities to join German youth national team camps in order to represent Scotland. When he was 16, a letter inviting Kerr to join up with the Scottish team was sent to him but the club team to which it was sent said that it never received the letter.
# Laureate Academy

Laureate Academy is a secondary school in Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire, United Kingdom. The academy was launched in September 2018 on the site of Cavendish School. Laureate Academy is part of Future Academies, a multi-academy trust.

## History

Cavendish Grammar School was officially opened in 1962 and was one of the first of the new breed of post-war technical grammar schools. From 1970 the school became a comprehensive school, The Cavendish School.
In 2018, Cavendish School closed and reopened as Laureate Academy; the takeover was part of an expansion of Lord Nash's Future Academies multi-academy trust which controversially extended to other schools in Hertfordshire in 2019 despite concerns about the trust's governance and despite parents' opposition. Concerns were raised about the introduction of compulsory Latin at Laureate Academy, with parents fearing the trust planned a grammar school-type emphasis on academic rather than vocational options.
in July 2020, Laureate Academy was ranked the 7th worst school in Hertfordshire.
In 2022, an outdated teaching block was demolished to be replaced by a new building and a new multi-use games area.
In June 2023, the school was inspected by Ofsted and graded Good.

## Forms

All Year 7-11 students are divided into four Houses, each named after a Greek god/goddess: Zeus, Apollo, Hera, and Athena.

## Uniform

Girls: navy blue trousers or skirt; white blouse; navy blue blazer with a crest; black socks or stockings and a striped tie.
Boys: navy blue trousers; white shirt; navy blue blazer with a crest; black socks and a striped tie.
# Jemeiko Jennings

Jemeiko Jennings (born 15 September 1981) is a Bermudian retired international footballer who played as a defender.

## Club career

Jennings played for local side North Village Rams and had a spell with the Bermuda Hogges in the USL Second Division in 2008.
He also played for Royal in the Island Soccer League.

## International career

He made his debut for Bermuda in a February 2004 friendly match against Trinidad and Tobago and earned a total of 10 caps, scoring 0 goals. He has represented his country in 1 FIFA World Cup qualification match.
His final international match was an August 2008 CONCACAF Gold Cup qualification match against the Cayman Islands.
# ALTEN

ALTEN is a French multinational engineering and technology consulting company founded in 1988, it has offices in 30 countries. ALTEN's stock is listed in compartment B of the Euronext Paris market (ISIN FR0000071946); it is part of the SBF 120, the IT CAC 50 index and MIDCAP 100, and is eligible for the Deferred Settlement Service (SRD).
In 2023, ALTEN had 57,000 employees and reported a revenue of 4.06 Bn euros. The French market accounts for 35% of the group's activity.

## Company Profile

ALTEN operates as a technology consulting and engineering company worldwide. It provides design and research projects for the technical and information systems divisions in the industrial, telecommunications, and service sectors. It is engaged in the studies and conception of technological products for technical divisions. The company also provides networks and telecoms architecture, as well as develops IT systems for information systems departments.
ALTEN provides services in industries such as telecommunications, computer systems, networking, multimedia, defense, aviation, and information systems.

## History

ALTEN was founded in 1988 by Simon Azoulay, Laurent Schwarz and Thierry Woog; three engineers from major schools.
Development of its establishment in France and expansion of its activities between 1988 and 1997, then IPO in 1999 on the second market of the Paris Stock Exchange. The international development started in 2000 represented 20% of turnover in 2003. Expansion towards Asia and the United States in 2012. The Group has since pursued a strategy of targeted business acquisitions in line with its core business in Europe, particularly in 2016. Thus, in 2019, the international share represented 56.8% of Group revenue.

## Organization

The ALTEN Group is organized into 5 operating divisions :
* Paris Engineering and Technology Consulting (ETC) Division
* Paris Networks Telecoms & Information Systems (NTIS) Division
* French Regions Division
* International Division
* Solutions Division: specialized and transnational companies among which MI-GSO (PMO and program management), Anotech Energy (oil and gas operations), Atexis (customer support engineering), Avenir Conseil (technical training) and PCU3ED (Global leader in Program and Project Management)

## Services

* Engineering and R&D outsourcing
* IT & Network Services
* Consulting, Expertise and Customer Support

## Acquisitions

* in 2011: Calsoft Labs (India and USA), Bardenheuer (Germany), Enea Consulting (Sweden).
* in 2014: cPrime Inc.(USA)
* in 2015: EclipseIT BV (The Netherlands)
* in 2019: Quick Release (UK)
* in 2022: Volansys (India and USA)
* in 2022: AP solutions (Korea)
* in 2023: Ayesa Air Control (Spain and Germany)

## Labor disputes in Alten Spain

From July to December 2012, Alten Spain fired more than a hundred employees, claiming a sales decrease. In December 2012 Alten Spain tried to fire 140 of its employees and impose a 10% pay cut on the rest. As a consequence, Alten workers called for strike in January 2013.
# Brett Page

Brett Page (born 5 September 1966) is a former Australian rules footballer who played with the Sydney Swans in the Australian Football League (AFL).
Page, from East Wagga, played his only senior AFL game in the 11th round of the 1990 season, against Hawthorn at Princes Park. He had four disposals and kicked a behind.
# Yvette Roudy

Yvette Roudy (born 10 April 1929) is a French politician. She served as a member of the National Assembly from 1986 to 1993, and from 1997 to 2002, representing Calvados. She was the Minister of Women's Rights from 1981 to 1986. She sponsored a law for equal pay in 1983.
# Two Left Feet (film)

Two Left Feet is a 1963 British comedy-drama film directed by Roy Ward Baker and starring Nyree Dawn Porter, Michael Crawford, David Hemmings and Julia Foster. It is based on David Stuart Leslie's novel In My Solitude (1960).

## Cast

* Michael Crawford as Alan Crabbe
* Nyree Dawn Porter as Eileen
* Julia Foster as Beth Crowley
* David Hemmings as Brian
* Bernard Lee as Mr. Crabbe
* David Lodge as Bill
* Michael Craze as Ronnie
* Dilys Watling as Mavis
* Cyril Chamberlain as Miles
* Michael Ripper as Uncle Reg

## Soundtrack

Tommy Bruce sings "Two Left Feet" over the opening credits of the film; later Susan Maughan sings "Where Were You When I Needed You?" .

## Release

Baker's expectations were high, hoping to attract wide popularity with a young audience, since most of the film's leading players were under 21. In his memoirs he writes: "The cast turned out to be one of the best I've ever had. They were all terrific and the film turned out well." But there were difficulties obtaining a release. None of the actors were stars, the film was given an X Certificate, and it was eventually released on a poorly promoted double bill, after a delay of two years.
Baker called it "A disaster. I fiddled around, tried to make a picture of my own which I did, put money into it. That was a nice little picture, with a wonderful cast... and I was quite pleased with it, but nobody wanted to show it, nobody wanted to see it, we couldn’t get a circuit release and so I went into television."

## Reception

Kine Weekly said "Drama of modern teenagers and their love lives, with a strong odour of the kitchen sink. . ... The film is a commercial contradiction, a young romance designed for young audiences and barred to them by the X certificate. The picture fails on nearly all counts. ... It is a pity that such a promising young actor as Michael Crawford. ... should be wasted on such unrewarding toil".
In the New Statesman John Coleman wrote "Hesitantly, though, to be recommended for the vestigial sense of teenage loyalties communicated: anxiety about a mate engaged to a bird who may be well into her twenties, general ganging up as and not necessarily with knives as against the adult scene."
Variety called the film a "flimsy, ill-developed pic concerned with the turbulence of adolescence; disappointing and unlikely to make much of a mark at the box office. ... It is difficult to pin down just what has gone wrong with Two Left Feet, but with the exception of Miss Porter and, occasionally, Crawford, it has the look of a very tired piece of old hattery."
Monthly Film Bulletin said: "The best of this film is comically true to life; ... The plot, like the dialogue, runs into entertaining little byways that lead nowhere, but which do suggest an observation slightly above average."
Leslie Halliwell opined: "Ponderous sex comedy with no apparent purpose but some well observed scenes."
# Mark Fricker

Mark Fricker (born November 23, 1959) is a retired middle-distance track and field runner who achieved the sub-four-minute mile in the 1980s. Fricker failed to win many of the races he ran because he did not possess the fast finishing kick of his contemporaries like Steve Scott, John Walker, Eamon Coughlan, Sydney Maree, Ray Flynn and the other legends of 1980s mile racing. His only actionable strategy to win was to run hard from the beginning of the race.

## Context

In the time when professionalism in track and field was still relatively new and pacesetters were not written into the rule books, Fricker became a popular addition to major races because he set up the competition to run fast times.

## Early career

He was a high school star from Hemet High School. In 1977, Fricker won the mile at the prestigious Arcadia Invitational and finished second in the CIF California State Meet, losing on the last lap to kicker Mark Stillman. He then ran for Oregon State University, where he still holds the school record for the 1500-meter run.

## Career peak

1982 was his peak year, when he managed to achieve the number 10 ranking amongst milers in the United States. He and his bright red hair received much TV time in the lead of big races, like the USA Outdoor Track and Field Championships only to be engulfed by the fast finishers. Steve Scott's training log credits Fricker. Scott set the American Record, Walker set the New Zealand National Record, and Flynn set the Irish National Record in the 1982 Bislett Dream Mile in Oslo, Norway following Fricker's pacesetting. To date, of those three records, only the American record has been improved upon just once, over 25 years later.
In 1984, Fricker finished ninth in the U.S. Olympic Trials after leading the race with almost a quarter mile to go.
Fricker's career extended for most of the 1980s based on his ability to set up great races
Fricker's record for a 1500-meter run has been ranked as the 658th best 1500m run time ever recorded.

## Personal life

Fricker's daughter, McKayla won the 2014 NCAA Women's Division II Outdoor Track and Field Championships in 800 meters while representing Seattle Pacific University. After college, she was the training partner of Alexa Efraimson.
# Growing Up and Other Lies

Growing Up and Other Lies is a 2015 American comedy film written and directed by Darren Grodsky and Danny Jacobs and starring Adam Brody, Wyatt Cenac, Jacobs, Josh Lawson and Amber Tamblyn.
After being in New York City for years, first as a student, later as a struggling artist, Jake has decided to give up and return home to Ohio. He convinces his three oldest friends (and former roommates) to help him have their greatest adventure together on his last day in the city: a walk down the 260 blocks of Manhattan.
Revisiting spots in an attempt to relive the glory of their youth doesn't go quite as planned. Over the course of the day, old conflicts resurface, Jake hunts down his ex-girlfriend and each of them face their own crises of manhood.

## Cast

* Adam Brody as Rocks
* Wyatt Cenac as Gunderson
* Danny Jacobs as Billy
* Josh Lawson as Jake
* Amber Tamblyn as Tabatha
* Lauren Miller as Emma

## Release

The film was released in theaters and via video-on-demand on March 20, 2015.

## Reception

The film has an 8% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. S. Jhoanna Robledo of Common Sense Media awarded the film two stars out of five. Anthony Salveggi of Paste gave it a rating of 5.8. Mike D'Angelo of The A.V. Club graded the film a C.
Justin Lowe of The Hollywood Reporter gave the film a negative review and wrote "Intermittently amusing but rarely as funny as it wants to be, this low-budget indie will find its best fit on digital platforms."
# Orlando Sports Stadium

Orlando Sports Stadium (a.k.a. Eddie Graham Sports Complex) was an indoor arena, located in Orlando, Florida at 2285 N Econlockhatchee Trail. The venue was opened in 1967 by GC "Pete" Ashlock and was sold in 1981 to Edward Gossett (Eddie Graham) and renamed after professional wrestler and promoter Eddie Graham. After his death the venue transferred to Mike Graham and later, Tony Andrews. It closed in 1993 and was demolished in 1995.
During its existence, it hosted numerous concerts, professional wrestling, and boxing contests.
The arena played host to rock band Led Zeppelin on August 31, 1971, and the Rolling Thunder Revue concert tour on April 23, 1976, headed by Bob Dylan, as well as Elvis Presley who played there on February 15, 1977, six months before his death. The Beach Boys, Edgar Winter and Deep Purple played concerts there. Former world champion kickboxer Don "The Dragon" Wilson from Cocoa Beach fought there. George Wallace campaigned for president there.
The building was a basic indoor arena, no air conditioning, concrete floor, wood plank benches, and plywood doors on the stalls in the bathroom. It was closed by the Orange County Building Department because of code violations and was demolished in November 1995. The land on which it stood is now occupied by a housing development called Econ River Estates.
# Telford Street Park

Telford Street Park was a football ground in Inverness, Scotland. It was the home ground of Caledonian F.C. and latterly Caledonian Thistle F.C.

## History

Caledonian played at the eponymous Caledonian Park until the mid-1920s, when Telford Street Park was built. A fire destroyed the original stand in 1950, and a new one was built.
A merger between the three Inverness clubs (Caledonian, Clachnacuddin and Thistle), who all played in the Highland Football League, had long been mooted. The proposal gained momentum in 1993, when the Scottish Football League (SFL) announced it would expand its membership by two clubs and would look more favourably on a joint Inverness bid than if each individual club applied. At the same time, Caledonian had received an offer of £750,000 from Texas Homecare for Telford Street Park. The club wanted to replace their ground with a new all-seater stadium that would require government funding, but the authorities indicated their preference for a facility to be used by a merged club.
Despite clear opposition from most of the supporters, the directors of Caledonian and Thistle pressed ahead with a merger proposal. The new club, which was initially called Caledonian Thistle, gained SFL membership in 1994 and played its home games at Telford Street Park. As part of its SFL membership bid, Caledonian Thistle had pledged to find a new ground by August 1995. The league granted an extension to August 1996, as the proposed new site required £900,000 of funding from Inverness District Council. The club threatened to resign from the SFL if the funding was not provided, but it was authorised by a 14-12 majority in December 1995. The new Caledonian Stadium was opened in 1996 and Telford Street Park was demolished to make way for a retail park.
# Shattuck

Shattuck is an archaic word for grapefruit. It can also refer to: Shattock as the name may have been changed

## People

* Aaron Draper Shattuck, American painter
* Corinna Shattuck, American missionary
* Dwayne Shattuck, television producer
* Erasmus Darwin Shattuck (1824–1900), American politician
* Francis Kittredge Shattuck (1824–1898), American politician
* Henry Lee Shattuck, politician
* Jessica Shattuck, author
* Job Shattuck, rebel
* John Shattuck, American educator
* Kim Shattuck (1963–2019), American singer
* Lemuel Shattuck (1793–1859), Boston politician, historian, bookseller and publisher
* Lillian Shattuck, violinist
* Lydia White Shattuck (1822–1889), American botanist
* Mayo A. Shattuck III, businessman
* Molly Shattuck, socialite
* Paul Shattuck, American autism researcher
* Roger Shattuck (1923–2005), American writer
* Samuel Walker Shattuck (1841–1913), American mathematician
* Shari Shattuck, American actress, writer
* Truly Shattuck musical actress

## Places

* Shattuck, Oklahoma
* Shattuck Avenue, a street in Berkeley, California
* Shattuckville, an area in Colrain, Massachusetts

## Things

* Shattuck-Saint Mary's
* Shattuck House
* Franklyn C. Shattuck House
* Shattuck Observatory, an early observatory at Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH, USA
# Atotxa Stadium

Atotxa (Spanish: Atocha) was a football stadium in San Sebastián, Spain. It was the home ground of Real Sociedad until 1993 when it was replaced by Anoeta Stadium. It had superseded Ondarreta Stadium 80 years earlier. It had a capacity of 17,000 spectators.

## History

The Municipal Stadium of Atocha was the second stadium that Real Sociedad had in their history, preceded by Ondarreta, located in the neighborhood of the old town of San Sebastián. Later the team moved to the Eguia neighborhood. The stadium of Atocha was constructed in the grounds of an old velodrome, built in 1888. It was inaugurated on 5 October 1913 with a match between Real Sociedad and Athletic Club Bilbao, which finalized with a 3–3 result. Curiously, the author of the first goal in Atocha was the same as that of the first match in San Mamés: the mythical player of Athletic Bilbao Rafael Moreno Aranzadi also known by his nickname "Pichichi" – the top scorer award for the Spanish Primera División bears that name in his honour.
The stadium reached an approximate capacity of 27,000 spectators. It hosted one Spain national team match in 1923.
The last goal in an official match at the stadium was scored by Real Sociedad Portuguese Midfielder, Oceano da Cruz, on 13 June 1993, in a League game against Tenerife with a final result of 3–1 for the locals. A week later, on 22 June, a game was held between Real Sociedad and the Basque Country as part of a farewell event (Atotxa had hosted one Basque team fixture against Bulgaria in 1979, as well as two Gipuzkoa team fixtures in 1915) and the final goal at the stadium was scored on that date: with the crowd still in place, the floodlights were turned off and the young son of former Real defender Javier Sagarzazu who had died suddenly aged 28 six years earlier, ran towards the goal under a spotlight and scored into the empty net.
From the 1993–94 season Real Sociedad would play in the new stadium, Anoeta. The old Atotxa stadium was still preserved for a few more years, serving as a training ground for a rugby team, before it was demolished to build public housing.
For 40 years, an ex-player of Real Sociedad, Amadeo Labarta of Pasaia was the caretaker, and had his home inside the stadium.
At Atotxa, Real Sociedad was known for setting off a firework after an opponent scored a goal, and two fireworks after a home goal. According to popular legend, this tradition started so that seamen in the Bay of Biscay could know the results of the match without being at the ground. After a short absence, the tradition was revived following the move to Anoeta.