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# Max Steel: Countdown

Max Steel: Countdown is a 2006 animated science fiction action film based on the TV series and action figure line of the same name. It is the sequel to Max Steel: Forces of Nature (2005) and the third film overall in the Max Steel direct-to-video film series.
A sequel, titled Max Steel: Dark Rival, was released in October 2007.

## Plot

Max Steel and Dr. Roberto "'Berto" Martinez, working for the global anti-terrorist organization N-Tek, have finally managed to locate their former enemy Psycho's base. Once inside, Max finds a device called the "Imploder": A machine that condenses all surrounding matter into a miniature black hole. Before Max can retrieve the machine, he's ambushed by hundreds of androids. A battle ensues, but 'Berto manages to remotely shut the androids down, saving Max's life.
After returning to N-Tek's new base, 'Berto tells Max of his new nano-probes he's working on, which are stronger and more durable. However, he hasn't been able to find a sustainable energy source. Later, Max takes a small leave and goes for some fun sporting with his former partner, Kat Ryan. During this, 'Berto finds a possible way to complete his nano-probe project by using Max's natural adrenaline to power his nano-probes.
Overnight, Elementor, now only able to survive in a gas-like form, invades N-Tek and possesses the body of the base's boss and Max's adoptive father, Jefferson Smith. In an attempt to reconstitute his physical form, he plans to use a transfasik generator. Max and Kat arrive at N-Tek during this, and they, along with 'Berto, head to the transfasik generator and discover what is happening. 'Berto reverses the power, hoping to reverse the process and break up the elements. However, it forces Elementor to copy and divide himself into five bodies: Fire, Earth, Water, Air, and Metal. During this, Max is accidentally hit by some of the negative energy, shorting out his nano-probes, while Kat is hit by a piece of Elementium, leaving her poisoned. The Elementors attack and severely injure Max before escaping. 'Berto uses his new nano-probes in an attempt to save Max's life, which works, leaving Max much stronger than he was before.
The Elementors, each with a mind of their own, begin an attempt to take over the Earth by merging with the planet, which will kill every single living being in hours. Max tricks Elementor into following him, managing to reunite the Elementors in a desert wasteland, where 'Berto has reconstructed the Imploder to only affect Elementium. The process combines the Elementors and nukes the creature, stripping him of all the isotopes in his body, leaving him in his original Bio-Con clone state. The explosion also takes the Elementium out of Kat's body, saving her life. With Elementor weakened, the team manage to capture and imprison him.

## Cast

* Christian Campbell as Max Steel
* Scott McNeil as Elementor and Jefferson Smith
* Alessandro Juliani as 'Berto
* Lisa Ann Beley as Kat and the N-Tek computer voice
* Michael Donovan as Dr. Hershnev
* Brian Drummond as Psycho and Psycho-bots
# Almereyda

Almereyda is a surname. Notable people with the surname include:
* Michael Almereyda (born 1959), American film director, screenwriter, and film producer
* Miguel Almereyda (1883–1917), French journalist and activist against militarism
# Aloke Dutta

Aloke Dutta is a Bengali tabla player. He lives in Los Angeles. The tabla is almost always used for the accompaniment of a song, but Dutta is usually the melody of his pieces.

## Biography

Dutta was born in 1953 in Bishnupur, a small town in West Bengal, India that is known for its Hindu spirituality and achievements in art, music, and architecture. He started playing the tabla in 1974, with guidance from his father, a professor and percussionist specializing in many forms of drum, including the khol, pakhavaj, dhol, and tabla. He has lived in Los Angeles, California since 1997, after previously living in New Mexico and Texas. Dutta started out playing with other musicians, but later on, he switched to playing solo, which he still does. He also teaches the tabla, with notable students including Danny Carey, Terry Bozzio, and Pat Mastelotto.

## Discography
### Albums

* The Window (1999)
* Scriptless Verse (2002)
* Sinuosity (2005)
* Spondaic Oblation (2007)
* NUDITYSUTRA (2014)
# San Andrés Lagunas

San Andrés Lagunas is a town and municipality in Oaxaca in south-western Mexico. The municipality was founded in 1520. It was named San Andres Laguna in honor of the Patron Saint "San andres" and "Lagunas" because it has three lagoons, Laguna Grande, Laguna de Nuu Chita, and Laguna.

## Geography

The municipality covers an area of 100.8 km². It is part of the Teposcolula District in the center of the Mixteca Region. Here the environment is fairly humid and as for the result it has different types of flora and fauna. This place has many hills along the territory forming a mountain range alongside, but it lacks rivers.

## Demography

As of 2005, the municipality had a total population of 528. Most of which are Catholic.

## Infrastructure

San Andres Laguna's government provides the society with several services. The children from these municipalities have the opportunity to go to elementary school, middle school and high school or to schools dedicated to learn how to give the proper definition and expression to a word that is not in Spanish. Also it exist the I.M.S.S. which is a hospital that helps people that have lower incomes; they provide medical care and have the responsibility to give pension when people are retired. The public services that San Andres Laguna's have is the drinking water to every house there is in the place and the public lighting which are all over the municipalities. In addition the people have the television and radio signal and public telephones. There are several pavement roads that merge with different federal highway and connect the municipality with the city of Oaxaca and to the near towns around San Andres Lagunas.

## Economy

Principal economic activities include agriculture, fishing, mining, forestry and tourism. There are also people dedicated to the production of mezcal which is the fermentation of maguey plant.

## Culture

This municipality has a strong set of traditions involving the catholic religions. They worship San Andres Apostol and there is a celebration on November 30 which everyone gathers around to dance and celebrate. The people here even have a temple dedicated this saint. It had to have repairs because of earthquakes, but is now in good conditions. They also celebrate the death and every other saint. Their traditional food involves mole, tamales, barbecue and pozole.
# Samuel Magill

Samuel Magill was the second mayor of Cumberland, Maryland from 1823 to 1824.
In 1812, Magill established one of the first newspapers in Cumberland, the Allegany Freeman, whose editorial stance supported Democratic politics. The Freeman featured news about the War of 1812, national political coverage, and advertisements.
# The Groovy Sound of Music

The Groovy Sound of Music is an album by vibraphonist Gary Burton recorded in 1964 and released on the RCA label which features jazz interpretations of tunes from the Broadway musical The Sound of Music written by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II.

## Conception, Recording and Packaging

The album was recorded at the request of RCA Records who, as part of their negotiations with composer Richard Rodgers for the Sound of Music movie soundtrack (also released in 1965), had promised to get artists on their roster to record songs from the musical. It was recorded in two sessions, one featuring Burton as part of a jazz sextet (as well as playing "Edelweiss" solo), and the other with a small orchestra arranged and conducted by Gary McFarland.
Burton would later profess disappointments with the album, particularly with McFarland's uncharacteristically "conventional and uninspiring" arrangements. He was also embarrassed by the title and cover art that RCA chose for the project; after complaining to the company executive Steve Sholes and threatening to leave the label, he was promised that he would henceforth be allowed more input in such matters.

## Reception

The Allmusic review by Ken Dryden stated: "Aside from 'My Favorite Things', jazz musicians haven't been particularly drawn to songs from The Sound of Music, so the Groovy Sound of Music songbook by Gary Burton is quite a treat".
Professional ratings :
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## Track listing

    All compositions by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II
* "Climb Ev'ry Mountain" - 4:50
* "Maria" - 3:34
* "An Ordinary Couple" - 4:50
* "My Favorite Things" - 5:55
* "Sixteen Going on Seventeen" - 4:30
* "Do-Re-Mi" - 3:50
* "Edelweiss" - 3:03
* "The Sound of Music" - 5:27
   * Recorded at RCA Victor's Studio A in New York City on December 21 & 22, 1964.

## Personnel

Musicians
* Gary Burton — vibraphone, arranger (tracks 2, 4 & 6)
* Phil Woods — alto saxophone, clarinet
* Joe Puma — guitar
* Bob Brookmeyer — valve trombone
* Steve Swallow — bass
* Ed Shaughnessy, Joe Hunt — drums
* Gary McFarland — arranger (tracks 1, 3, 5, 7 & 8)
Production
* Mickey Crofford – engineer
# Little Jimmy Rivers and the Tops

Little Jimmy Rivers & the Tops were an American doo-wop group from Harlem, New York, best remembered for their 1958 recording "Puppy Love" written by Ronnie Mack (later the writer of "He's So Fine"). The song became a local hit in Philadelphia in 1961. Sylvia Peterson, later of The Chiffons, sang with Little Jimmy & the Tops, sharing lead vocals with Jimmy on "Say You Love Me," the B-side of "Puppy Love."

## History

The group originated in Harlem in the mid-1950s as the Young Lads, comprising Vernon Rivers (b. c.1941), his younger brother Jimmy Rivers (b. c.1944), Eddie Bonelli (b.1941) and Louis Brown. The Rivers brothers were both born in Bishopville, South Carolina, moving to New York around 1953; Bonelli and Brown were both from New York. They soon replaced Brown with bass singer Moses Groves (b. 1941, Charleston, South Carolina), and began rehearsing and performing their own songs, many of which were co-written by their friend Ronnie Mack. Mack played piano with the group and acted as their mentor, suggesting that they add a girl singer, Sylvia Peterson (born September 30, 1946).
They changed their name to Four Bees and a Gee (for four boys and a girl), and performed in talent shows at the Apollo Theatre and elsewhere. At Mack's suggestion, they auditioned for Richie Barrett at Gone Records. Barrett proposed that they be renamed the Tops, and arranged for them to record two of Mack's songs, "Puppy Love" and "Say You Love Me", with Dave "Baby" Cortez on organ. The record was first released in late 1958 or early 1959 on the V-Tone label in Philadelphia, possibly because of Barrett's connections with V-Tone's owner, Venton "Buddy" Caldwell. It was subsequently reissued on several other small labels, credited to Little Jimmy Rivers and the Tops or sometimes Little Jimmy and the Tops. The record found little initial success. Bonelli left the group in 1960, and Peterson also left, being replaced by Pat Smith (a niece of saxophonist Red Prysock); Peterson later joined the Chiffons, and had a hit with Mack's song "He's So Fine". However, in late 1961 the Tops' record was re-promoted by Philadelphia radio DJs, and was reissued on the Swan label which had been co-owned by Dick Clark. Jimmy Rivers appeared on Clark's American Bandstand, without the other group members, to promote the record in early 1962, but it failed to break into the national charts.
The Tops continued to perform for a while, with Bonelli's sister Eleanor Carter replacing Pat Smith. However, in 1963/64 both Moses Groves and Vernon Rivers were drafted, and the group split up. Jimmy Rivers performed as a solo artist, and worked as a voice coach. In 1966, the Rivers brothers, Groves and Carter reformed, and renamed themselves the Extroads, recording a single, "The Verge".
Jimmy Rivers later moved to Germany where he has continued to work as a voice coach. Moses Groves became an artist and art teacher in the Bronx.
# Maymi

Maymi may refer to:
* Mayaimi or Maymi
* Ricky Maymi
# The Hidden Star of the Sertão

The Hidden Star of the Sertão (in Portuguese, A Estrela Oculta do Sertão) is a 2005 Brazilian documentary directed by photographer Elaine Eiger and the journalist Luize Valente. The central theme of the documentary is the crypto-jewish practices maintained by some families in the semi-arid northeast of Brazil (the Sertão) together with the search for their religious identity for many converts from the moment they have become aware of their origins.
The documentary presents interviews and part of the research work of the historian of the University of São Paulo, Anita Novinsky, who is considered a leading authority on the subject of the Inquisition in Brazil, the genealogist Paulo Valadares, and the anthropologist of the Collège de France, Nathan Wachtel.

## Synopsis

The idea of the directors to make the documentary arose in 2000, after reading a newspaper article about a town with less than 800 inhabitants in the extreme west of the Brazilian state of Rio Grande do Norte, called Venha-Ver. According to the report, an American rabbi who had been to the village previously found that the townspeople maintained uniquely Jewish customs like lighting candles on Friday night, the circumcision of their baby sons on the eight day after the infant's birth, and slaughtering chickens in a way very similar to shechita, despite claiming to be Catholic. Many of these customs were already so old that they even fell into disuse for centuries within Judaism. Certain Jewish customs, in particular, are maintained, which end up revealing their true origin: they are descendants of the so-called cristãos-Novos (Marranos), Jews forced to convert to Christianity during the Inquisition in Portugal, thanks to a decree of King Manuel, established in 1497.
During the Dutch invasion of Brazil in the 17th century, the Dutch crown, which was at the forefront of the movement for the reform of Catholicism, had adopted a policy to accommodate religious persecution in many parts of Europe. Most of the Jewish immigrants who settle in the country lived in misery. With the capture of the port of Recife by the Netherlands, these groups were attracted by the opportunity to advance in the richest Portuguese captaincy of the time, and the ships chartered by Jews arrived almost every month in Recife, later passing inland, after the resumption of Portuguese rule. The documentary is divided into two parts: the first, shows various characters as specialists in Jewish culture, families who returned to practice Judaism and Catholic families that keep certain Jewish customs, especially in various towns in the states of Paraíba and Rio Grande do Norte.

## Awards

The film received the Best Documentary Award at the São Paulo International Jewish Film Festival.
# Samuel Augustus Hayden

Samuel Augustus Hayden (1839–1918) was a Baptist pastor, denominational leader and newspaper publisher. Hayden was born in Washington Parish, Louisiana, U.S. on April 7, 1839. He was the son of Allen and Nancy McLendon Hayden. S. A. Hayden married Mary Guion Relya on July 2, 1868 and five children were born to them.
After service in the army of the Confederate States of America, he served as a pastor and teacher in Louisiana. He came to Texas in 1874. He pastored churches in Paris, Galveston, and Dallas.
He purchased the newspaper Texas Baptist from Robert Cooke Buckner in 1883. Thereafter Hayden became a chief proponent of consolidating the five regional bodies, the two newspapers, and the two schools of Baptists in Texas. The consolidation of Baptist bodies was effected in 1886, with the formation of the Baptist General Convention of Texas. After this consolidation, Hayden purchased the other newspaper, J. B. Link's Texas Baptist Herald, and changed the name to Texas Baptist and Herald. J. Frank Norris bought the paper in 1907 and it was no longer published after 1908.
Hayden and his paper played a major part in a controversy among Texas Baptists at the end of the 19th century. Hayden and others became convinced of financial mismanagement on the part of the corresponding secretary of the Convention and other improprieties associated with the missions board. Through his newspaper he waged war on those activities he thought improper. Hayden was denied a seat as a delegate at the 1897 State Convention, and was eventually expelled from it. This controversy led to the formation of the Baptist Missionary Association of Texas (see Baptist Missionary Association). This association was formed against the advice of Hayden, who wanted to continue the fight within the Convention. Hayden sued over his unseating, which resulted in two hung juries and two victories. Though the victories were appealed, the court actions ended in 1905, when J. B. Cranfill made an out of court settlement and paid $300 to Hayden.
Samuel Augustus Hayden died in Dallas, Texas on October 10, 1918.
# Samuel Augustus Mitchell

Samuel Augustus Mitchell (1790, Bristol, Connecticut – December 20, 1868, Philadelphia) was an American geographer.
He was born in Connecticut. Mitchell worked as a teacher before turning to publishing geography textbooks and maps. He became involved in geography after teaching and realizing that there were so many poor quality geographical resources available to teachers. He moved to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in either 1829 or 1830. He was in Philadelphia when he founded his company. His son, S. Augustus Mitchell, became owner in 1860. Their publications covered all genres of geography: maps, travel guides, textbooks, and more. Sales of his 24 works reached an annual volume of over 400,000 copies.

## Works

* Mitchell's School Atlas, 1845—1857
* General View of the World, Physical, Political, and Statistical, 1846
* Travellers' Guide through the United States, 1850
* A system of modern geography, physical, political, and descriptive : accompanied by a new atlas of forty-four copperplate maps and illustrated by two hundred engravings,1865
# San Cristóbal (Madrid Metro)

San Cristóbal is a station on Line 3 of the Madrid Metro, serving the San Cristóbal barrio of Madrid. It is located in fare Zone A.
# San Cristóbal Amatlán

San Cristóbal Amatlán is a town and municipality in Oaxaca in south-western Mexico. The municipality covers an area of 96.96 km². It is part of the Miahuatlán District in the south of the Sierra Sur Region.
As of 2005, the municipality had a total population of 3,978.
Amatlán Zapotec is spoken in the town; many residents are bilingual in Spanish. The town is located "at the foot of a very tall mountain" called Yiroos in Zapotec.
# Alouette

Alouette or alouettes may refer to:

## Music and literature

* "Alouette" (song), a French-language children's song
* Alouette, a character in The King of Braves GaoGaiGar

## Aerospace

* SNCASE Alouette, a utility helicopter developed in France in the early 1950s which was abandoned for development of the Alouette II
* Aérospatiale Alouette, a family of light helicopters manufactured by SNCASE
* Aérospatiale Alouette II, a light utility helicopter built in France (1956–1975)
* Aérospatiale Alouette III, a light utility helicopter built in France (1961–1985)
* No. 425 Squadron RCAF, also known as Alouette Squadron and now called 425 Tactical Fighter Squadron, a squadron of CF-18 based out of Bagotville, Quebec
* Alouette 1, a Canadian satellite launched in 1962
* Alouette 2, a Canadian satellite launched in 1965

## Sport

* Montreal Alouettes, a team in the Canadian Football League
* Canadian Alouettes FC, a soccer team based in Montreal
* Notre-Dame-de-Grace Maple Leafs, also called the Montreal Junior Alouettes, a team in the Quebec Junior Football League
* Nipissing Alouettes, an ice hockey team
* Saint-Jérôme Alouettes, an ice hockey team

## Places

* Alouette Lake, a lake in British Columbia, Canada
* Alouette River, a river in British Columbia, Canada
* 9995 Alouette, an S-type main-belt asteroid

## Other uses

* Alouette (train), a former passenger train between Boston, US and Montreal, Canada
* Alouette (cheese), an American French-style cheese
* Aluminerie Alouette, an aluminum smelter located at Sept-Îles, Quebec
* Legio V Alaudae, or the Fifth Larks Legion, a legion levied by Julius Caesar in 52 BC
# Mboungou

Mboungou is a Congolese surname. Notable people with the surname include:
* Joseph Kignoumbi Kia Mboungou, Congolese politician
* Prestige Mboungou (born 2000), Congolese footballer
# Mbouda

Mbouda is the capital of the Bamboutos department of West Province, Cameroon. Projected to be the fourteenth fastest growing city on the African continent between 2020 and 2025, with a 5.16% growth. 5°38′N 10°15′E﻿ / ﻿5.633°N 10.250°E﻿ / 5.633; 10.250

## Notable people born in Mbouda

* Tony Sunshyne [fr] (Gilbert Nguita Noumessi), author / composer.
* Emmanuel Nganou Djoumessi [fr], politician.
* Dieudonné Watio [fr], bishop, born in Balatchi in 1946.
* Jacques Toussele, photographer, born in Bamessingué

## Buildings

* Mbouda Prefecture building
* Mbouda sub-prefecture
* Mbouda City Hall
* Mbouda Palace of Justice.
In 2022, American YouTuber MrBeast built a well in the city.

## Sport

Mbouda has a municipal stadium, renovated from 2007 to 2009, then a second time between 2018 and 2020 to be a training stadium for the Africa Cup of Nations 2021. It is the home of Bamboutos FC.
* Renovation of the stadium for the ACN 2021
* May 2015
* February 2016
* January 2019
* November 2019
* November 2019
# Samuel Hickson (British Army officer)

Major-General Sir Samuel Hickson, KBE, CB (14 November 1859 – 22 March 1928) was a British Army officer in the Royal Army Medical Corps.
He was appointed a Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire on 1 January 1919 "for valuable services rendered in connection with military operations in France and Flanders".
# Alternaria japonica

Alternaria japonica is a fungal plant pathogen. It is a cause of black spot disease in cruciferous plants. It is not a major source of crop loss, but is considered dangerous for plants during the seedling stage.

## Symptoms

Alternaria japonica affects its hosts in all stages of life. Infection causes a black or grey sunken lesion with a characteristic yellow border. On the leaves of some plants, infection can cause dark, water-soaked spots. The lesions can be observed anywhere on the plant. In seedlings, fungal lesions on the stem are a cause of damping-off. Infected seeds appear black or grey.

## Identification

The fungus can first be detected by visually observing symptoms on infected plants. When cultured on potato carrot agar, it will form a grey or brownish, cobweb-like mycelium. Upon microscopic inspection, A. japonica has septate, branched hyphae and appears colorless to greenish grey. Chlamydospores are multicellular with thick, rough walls. Conidia are solitary and beakless. Sequencing of the ribosomal DNA is commonly used for positive identification because the symptoms and microscopic appearance can resemble those of related species.

## Hosts and distribution

Transmission of A. japonica occur from infected seeds and plant debris or conidia produced by the fungus in wet conditions. The major hosts of this organism are species in Brassicaceae such as cauliflower, turnip, and cabbage. Whether it can infect species outside of this family is unclear. This fungus is not thought to be a cause of disease in humans, unlike other members of Alternaria. Occurrences of black spot caused by A. japonica have been reported worldwide.

## Management

Once A. japonica has been established in an area, it can be difficult to eradicate because it can survive in a dormant state in the soil for years. Prevention of the spread of A. japonica by controlling the transportation of infected plant materials and seeds is crucial. Disinfection of seeds is an effective preventative measure. A variety of chemical fungicides can be used to protect seedlings. Integrated pest management practices such as crop rotation with non-cruciferous plants can be beneficial for farmers dealing with this fungus.