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# Golden Mile, Castile and Leon

The Golden Mile (La Milla de Oro) is a term for a stretch of land that is home to a group of wineries in the province of Valladolid, Castile and Leon, Spain. Geographically they lay along the Duero river starting at Tudela de Duero in the west and continuing on until it reaches Peñafiel in the east along the N-122 motorway. The wineries associated include: Vega Sicilia, Pingus, Abadia Retuerta, Alión, Tr3smano, and Mauro. Among the grapes grown in the area are Tempranillo, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Syrah.
# Namaiyur

Namaiyur is a small village part of Kunnam Taluk, Perambalur, Tamil Nadu, India. The nearby places are Trichy and Ariyalur. Here nature of work is agriculture only.

## Geography

Namaiyur Village is located at 11°19′29″N 78°58′32″E﻿ / ﻿11.324803°N 78.975515°E﻿ / 11.324803; 78.975515, elevation 108 ft.

## Economy

Currently, Namaiyur Village is the top Sugarcane, Tapioca, maize, turmeric, onions, etc.

## Temples and Festivals

Namaiyur has Some temples and places In this temple the festival is a very most famous festival around this area, similar to the.
* Mariamman temple
* Vinayagar temple
* Sivan temple
* Perumal temple
* Selliamman temple
* Karuppusamy temple
* Aakasa thurai temple
* Kaattu Ayyanar temple
* Periyandavar temple
* Oorsuthiyan temple
* Om shakthi temple

## Agriculture and Major Crops

Rice and Sugar cane are grown as a major commercial crop. The predominant soil in the district is red sanding with scattered packers of black soil. This village consists mainly of glade soil. The soil in the district is best suited for raising dry crops. Cotton also grown in many places.
* Rice (vast tracts)
* Sugarcane(vast tracts)
* Tapioca(vast tracts)
* Corn
* Cotton (vast tracts)
* Groundnut/peanut
* Banana/plantain
* Coconut
* Black Gram
* Millet
# Marie Hedwig of Hesse-Darmstadt

Marie Hedwig of Hesse-Darmstadt (26 November 1647 in Giessen – 19 April 1680 in Ichtershausen) was a landgravine of Hesse-Darmstadt by birth and by marriage Duchess of Saxe-Meiningen.

## Life

She was the youngest daughter of landgrave George II of Hesse-Darmstadt (1605-1661) and his wife Sophia Eleonore (1609-1671), the daughter of Elector John George I of Saxony.
On 20 November 1671 at Friedenstein Castle in Gotha, she married Bernhard I, who at the time ruled Saxe-Gotha jointly with his brothers, and later became the first Duke of Saxe-Meiningen. In 1676, the couple took up residence in Ichtershausen. Bernhard built a castle here, which he named Marienburg, after Marie Hadwig.
In 1680, Bernhard I and his brothers divided Saxe-Gotha and Bernhard became the first Duke of Saxe-Meiningen. His newly created duchy consisted of the former principality of Henneberg. The coat of arms of Henneberg showed a black hen. At the time, this was seen as a symbol of magic and witchcraft. Shortly before the scheduled move from their residence in Ichtershausen to Meiningen, Marie Hedwig stated that she would never enter the land of the black hen. She died later that year, after giving birth to her seventh child. She was only 32 years old, and died 9 weeks before the scheduled move to Meiningen. She was buried in the crypt of the city church in Meiningen.
Bernhard I decorated the Hesse hall in Elisabethenburg Palace in Meiningen in a baroque style in her memory, and hung portraits of the two dynasties in this hall.

## Issue

From her marriage, Marie Hedwig had the following children:
* Ernest Louis (October 1672 in Gotha – 24 November 1724 in Meiningen)
* Bernhard (28 October 1673 in Gotha – 25 October 1694 in Brussels)
* John Ernest (29 December 1674 in Gotha – 8 February 1675 in Gotha)
* Marie Elisabeth (11 August 1676 in Ichtershausen – 22 December 1676 in Ichtershausen)
* John George (3 October 1677 in Ichtershausen – 10 October 1678 in Ichtershausen)
* Frederick Wilhelm (16 February 1679 in Ichtershausen – 10 March 1746 in Meiningen).
* George Ernest (26 March 1680 in Ichtershausen – 1 January 1699 in Meiningen); he died of smallpox
# William Leslie Cazneau

William Leslie Cazneau (October 5, 1807 – January 7, 1876) was a Texas pioneer who is credited with having buried the Alamo Heroes with full military honors.
William Leslie Cazneau was born in Boston, Massachusetts, on October 5, 1807. In 1839, he moved to Texas and established a general merchandise business. Appointed on the staff of Thomas J. Chambers in 1835, he served until the Texas Army disbanded. He was dispatched to the United States to raise men and supplies. He was assigned the burial of the remains of the Alamo heroes, as well as the guarding of Mexican prisoners on Galveston Island. He moved to Austin in 1839 and was appointed Commissary General by then-Texas President Mirabeau B. Lamar.
An influential figure in Texas politics, Cazneau represented Travis County in the Seventh, Eighth, and Ninth Congresses, in the Convention of 1845, and in the inaugural Texas state legislature. He served during the Mexican-American War until August 1847, when he entered into partnership with Henry Lawrence Kinney. In 1850, after his marriage to Jane McManus, he established the townsite of Eagle Pass to extend his trading enterprises into Mexico.
Under the patronage of James Buchanan, Cazneau was twice appointed special agent to the Dominican Republic in 1853 and 1859. In 1856, he contracted to furnish one thousand colonists to William Walker in Nicaragua. In 1861, he partnered with Joseph W. Fabens to colonize formerly enslaved people in Santo Domingo and later was involved in other equally unsuccessful endeavors. He continued to make his home in the West Indies except for brief intervals until his death at his Jamaica estate on January 7, 1876. José Gabriel García termed him a "tenacious adventurer."
Cazneau's wife, Jane Cazneau, was lost at sea while traveling to Jamaica to recover his body.
# L.A.B. Flying Service

L.A.B. Flying Service was an American airline based in Haines, Alaska. It operated scheduled, charter and sightseeing flights in Southeast Alaska. Its main base was Haines Airport, with a hub at Juneau International Airport.

## History

The airline was established and started operations in 1956. It had 55 employees as of March 2007. L.A.B. Flying Service, named for its founder (and President), Layton A. Bennett, was Alaska's oldest continuously-operating small passenger airline. Layton A. Bennett received the Federal Aviation Administration's Wright Brothers Master Pilot Award for his work in operating the airline for over 50 years.

## 2008 grounding

In July 2008, Alaska Public Media reported that the FAA had grounded LAB's entire fleet, because, in their words, "LAB Flying Service lacks the care, judgment and responsibility required to hold an air carrier certificate." One of the seven counts listed in the grounding order stated that LAB mechanics took an engine off of an airplane that had been destroyed in a fire with temperatures in excess of 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit and re-mounted it on another airplane, intending to put it back into service. LAB's website and email system turned off August 26, 2008.
# Jean-Jacques Susini

Jean-Jacques Susini (30 July 1933 – 3 July 2017) was a French far-right political figure, militant and co-founder of the Organisation armée secrète (OAS), a clandestine terrorist organization opposing Algerian independence from France.

## Life

Born in Algiers, French Algeria to Corsican parents. Susini became head of the student association there in 1959. In January 1960, he, Pierre Lagaillarde and Joseph Ortiz were responsible for the journée des barricades ("day of the barricades") in Algiers.
In 1960, he was detained at La Santé Prison in Paris. While imprisoned, he was visited by Jean-Marie Le Pen. He took advantage of his parole to escape to Spain, with Pierre Lagaillarde, Jean-Maurice Demarquet, Marcel Ronda and Fernand Féral Lefevre, where he joined Raoul Salan and founded the OAS with him and Pierre Lagaillarde on 3 December 1960. He was responsible for psychological action and propaganda (APP). After the arrest of Raoul Salan in April 1962, Susini became the head of the OAS for Algiers and Constantine. In June 1962, he brokered an (ultimately failed) agreement with the FLN. Beginning in 1962, Susini hid for five years in Italy under a false identity. During this time he was wanted in France for various attempts to assassinate Charles de Gaulle (in particular the one of 15 August 1964, near the "Mont Faron" in Toulon) and for his role in the OAS. He was twice condemned to death in absentia.
Susini benefited from an amnesty in 1968 by Charles de Gaulle, returning to France. In 1970, he was imprisoned for 16 months on suspicion of robbery. In 1972 he was imprisoned again for two years. He was believed to have been responsible for the 1968 disappearance of colonel Raymond Gorel, alias "Cimeterre", the former cashier of the OAS. Again, he benefited from an amnesty by the government by François Mitterrand.
He was a member of the far-right National Front and wrote a multivolume history of the OAS, the first volume of which covered the period from May to July 1961, has been published.
Susini later ran unsuccessfully for office in Marseille on the National Front ticket in the 1997 elections.
# Black Like Kyra, White Like Me

Black Like Kyra, White Like Me is a 1992 children's picture book written and illustrated by Judith Vigna and published by Albert Whitman and Company. The story tells the tale of a friendship that develops between two young girls of separate ethnicities; Christy the narrator is Caucasian while her friend Kyra is of African descent. Conflict is created within the story when Kyra's family, the Kirks, move into Christy's neighborhood and racism threatens to tear their relationship and neighborhood apart. However, the story comes to a close when both Christy and Kyra's families develop a mutual trust and reliance on one another.
Written with a socially conscious agenda, Black Like Kyra, White Like Me endeavors to tackle racism and racist prejudices within a text suitable for young children. However, Vigna's writing has received criticism for using perceived stereotypes of black culture.

## Plot

When Christy's friend Kyra moves out of a violent neighborhood and relocates into Christy's own residential area, Christy's family and friends react negatively and are hesitant to meet Kyra's family, the Kirks. As the story progresses, tension further escalates when the Kirks are socially rejected at a neighborhood block party and vandalism occurs. However, tension is relieved when Cristy's father apologizes to the Kirks for the racism they have endured, and Christy's mother offers to call the police after the Kirk's van has been vandalized. As the story comes to a close the relationship between Kyra's and Christy's families is improving, for Christy's mother drives both her daughter and Kyra to gymnastics and allows her daughter to see as much of Kyra as she wants. Moreover, Matt, Julie and their father move out of Christy and Kyra's neighborhood and thus reduce the racial tension.

## Reception

Black Like Kyra, White Like Me has received both positive and negative reviews ever since publication in 1992. Often included on lists of controversial children's literature, Black Like Kyra, White Like Me has received backlash for its perceived "racial insensitivity and insincerity ". Moreover, in 2000 Vigna was accused of " reinforcing negative stereotypes about blacks and positive stereotypes about whites " by a customer of the Toronto Public Library, however Black Like Kyra, White Like Me still remained on the library's shelves for public access. Nevertheless, Black Like Kyra, White Like Me, has received praise for being both a teaching tool about racism and a reflection of racial conflict and divide. In addition, in Pittman 's Whited Out: Unique Perspectives on Black Identity and Honors Achievement, Vigna's Black like Kyra, White Like Me is stated to be fundamental in producing and teaching empathy in early childhood development. Furthermore, Vigna's illustrations have been praised for their attractiveness and ability to lighten up the story's heavy mood.
# Philip Cuney

Philip Minor Cuney Sr. (March 15, 1807 - January 8, 1866) was a soldier, plantation owner, enslaver and politician in Texas. He served in the House of Representatives of the Republic of Texas in 1843, and then in the Texas State Senate from 1846 as a member of the Democratic party. His surname was originally spelled Cuny with the 'e' being added around the time he joined the legislature and his white descendants tended to use the original Cuny while Cuney was used by his black descendants. He owned the large Sunnyside Plantation south-east of Hempstead and held over 100 people enslaved. By 1860 he held 115 people enslaved, among the most of any enslaver in Texas. He not only grew cotton like most plantations but also grew sweet potatoes and corn and later moving into dairy with 700 dairy cows.
Cuney was born in Rapides Parish, Louisiana to Richard Edmond and Tabitha (Wells) Cuney, who already had five other sons, and was of Swiss descent. He moved to Austin County, Texas, about 1837-1840 after the death of his first wife Carolina Scott in 1834. He married his second wife, Eliza Ware, in 1842, and they had three children. Eliza also added 1,200 head of cattle and other wealth to the Sunnyside Plantation. Although initially he had grown to be a wealthy land and enslaver, he went into debt after the emancipation of people he had enslaved were emancipated, and owed $110,000 at his death. He served as a brigadier general in the Texas state militia as part of the First Brigade of the Fourth Division.
Cuney also had eight children with a woman he enslaved of mixed ("mulatto") European and African origin named Adeline Stuart. Their children were, by law, also enslaved; he later set them free. One of their sons became a leading politician, Texas Republican Party leader and banker Norris Wright Cuney; Cuney's granddaughter Maud Cuney Hare had a successful career as a concert pianist, playwright, and activist.
While serving in the House of Representatives of the Republic of Texas he generally voted in line with limiting the governments power both legislatively and administratively, voting against the ability to appoint judges and other positions in favor of elective positions. He also voted to keep legal slavery but to allow owners to free the people they had enslaved.
He served in the Texas Senate from 1846 to 1849 in the 1st and 2nd Legislatures of the state after being admitted to the union in 1845. He stood on the Military Affairs and on the Claims and Accounts committees as well as serving on other special committees. Just prior to the end of the second term Cuney called for the resignation of the controversial judge John Charles Watrous.
He stood again in 1851 but was unsuccessful, and in the same year he married his third wife, Adeline Spurlock. In 1853 he moved to Houston, with Spurlock and his children, as well as Adeline Stuart and their children, who were still enslaved. In Houston, Cuney began to educate and free his enslaved children. He died January 8, 1866, after a long illness.
# Frank Roberson

Frank Roberson (April 30, 1882 - November 1961) was an American Democratic politician. He was the Attorney General of Mississippi from 1920 to 1923.

## Early life

Frank Roberson was born on April 30, 1882, in Cherry Creek, Pontotoc County, Mississippi. He was the son of William Marion Roberson and Pink (Bell) Roberson. He graduated from the University of Mississippi in 1901 with a bachelor's degree in philosophy. He then taught in the Philippines from 1901 to 1904. He graduated from the University of Mississippi Law School in 1905. He moved to Pontotoc, Mississippi, in 1906.

## Political career

From 1908 to 1912, he was the Secretary of the Mississippi Senate. From 1910 to 1914, he was the City Attorney of Pontotoc. He was elected to represent Pontotoc County as a Democrat in the Mississippi House of Representatives in 1915 and served in the 1916 session. He resigned from the position in February 1917, when he was appointed as the Assistant Attorney General of Mississippi. In 1919, he was elected Attorney General of Mississippi, defeating Earl N. Floyd in the Democratic primary. He served in the position from January 1920 to 1923. Roberson died in November 1961 at his home in Washington, D. C.
# Margot Kraneveldt

Margot Kraneveldt (born 1967) is a Dutch politician who has served as an MP in the Dutch House of Representatives.

## Biography

Kraneveldt studied languages at the Free University of Amsterdam. She worked as a high school German teacher and later for a publishing company. In 2002, she became a policy officer and assistant for Pim Fortuyn List MP Vic Bonke. In 2003, she entered the House of Representatives as an MP on behalf of the LPF. Kraneveldt was involved in the policy areas of education, culture, media, childcare, emancipation and family affairs, and technology and science policy. In 2004, she submitted a motion to instill more integration policies in high schools for students born outside the Netherlands. The motion was approved by the PvdA and VVD and was passed. In 2006, she resigned from the LPF due to the deteriorating conditions in the party and disagreements with its course, in particular due to its continuing support for the third Balkenende cabinet minority government which she disapproved of. Her seat in parliament was turned over to Gonny van Oudenallen. Kraneveldt then joined the Labour Party.
In the 2006 House of Representatives elections, she was 36th on the Labour Party's candidate list. Kraneveldt still returned to parliament on 1 March 2007. In 2008, she became secretary of the parliamentary group of the PvdA. She also served as the eighth vice president of the House of Representatives.
For the 2010 House of Representatives elections, she was 34th on the PvdA list, not enough to continue her work in the House. On 10 April 2012 she succeeded John Leerdam as a temporary replacement for Sharon Dijksma, who was on maternity leave at the time and returned on 8 May.
In the 2014 Dutch municipal elections, Kraneveldt was elected to the Zoetermeer municipal council on 27 March. She became chairman of the PvdA faction there and subsequently list leader in upcoming elections.
# Heruz-e Sofla

Heruz-e Sofla (Persian: هروزسفلي) is a village in Heruz Rural District of Kuhsaran District, Ravar County, Kerman province, Iran.

## Demographics
### Population

At the time of the 2006 National Census, the village's population was 176 in 50 households. The following census in 2011 counted 358 people in 110 households. The 2016 census measured the population of the village as 416 people in 125 households. It was the most populous village in its rural district.
# Magnum Semiconductor

Magnum Semiconductor Inc. was a video compression technology company headquartered in Milpitas, California, and with an engineering branch at Waterloo, Ontario, Canada. It traded under the Magnum Semiconductor name between its foundation in 2003, and its 2016 acquisition by GigOptix, when the combined company was rebranded as GigPeak.
Magnum's consumer products were found in video recorder products of consumer electronic manufacturers.

## History

Magnum Semiconductor was formed in 2003 as a spinout of the Cirrus Logic Video Division which developed MPEG video recording and enabled consumer DVD recorders. Investors included August Capital, and Investcorp Technology Partners. In May 2007, a second round of $27 million in funding was announced, led by Investor Growth Capital, with new investors WK Technology Fund, KTB Ventures, and Gold Hill Capital.
Magnum acquired the consumer products division of LSI Corporation in June 2007, including Domino and Zevio video compression technology. The LSI division had started with the acquisition of C-Cube Microsystems, the first company to offer real time MPEG1 and MPEG2 compression. The company's products target both professional and consumer markets.
Magnum offered hardware, software, reference platforms, and engineering support for digital video recording, playback and management of audio/video content. The Magnum platforms also enabled sharing entertainment via optical disc, flash disk and home networking.
In February 2008 Gopal Solanki, from Nvidia, took over as the chief executive from Jack Guedj. A $12 million from NXT Capital Venture Finance was announced in October 2012.
In April 2016, Magnum was acquired by GigOptix, with the combined company rebranded as GigPeak.
GigPeak was based in San Jose, California, and listed on the New York Stock Exchange with symbol GIG.
GigPeak was acquired by Integrated Device Technology in 2017.
# Giulio Gallazzi

Giulio Gallazzi (born 8 January 1964 in Bologna, Italy) is an Italian businessman. He is the Chairman/CEO of SRI Group, a multinational independent M&A corporate finance consultancy and proprietary Private Equity investments company founded in 2001.

## Life and education

Graduated with highest grades in Business and Economics from University of Bologna. Achieved his MBA from SDA Bocconi School of Management, Milan. He completed his studies at Harvard Business School, Boston (USA) as a visiting scholar. Giulio Gallazzi is married to Serena Bortolini and has two children.

## Business career

In 2001 he founded SRI Group. Today, SRI Group is a UK-based multinational company operating in corporate investment banking business with its head office in London and operational offices in Italy, Belgium and France.
In 2012, the SRI Group started his own direct Private Equity Proprietary investments activity with major focus on New Tech Business Transformation opportunities.
In his career he has served as an independent non executive board member in several Stock Exchange listed industrial and financial companies, among these TIM, MediaForEurope, Danieli, ASTM, Gruppo Carige, Ansaldo STS.
In 2017 he became the major shareholder of Alcione Milano SSD. During his ownership, Alcione clinched his first promotion to professional football in 2024.
In 2022 he became one of the major shareholders of Gruppo Banca del Fucino, an Italian bank specialising in S.M.E. market.

### Achievements

He was a keen American Football player (1984–1989), winning both the Italian championship in Super Bowl VI (1986 - Warriors Bologna) and European championships in Helsinki (1987 - Italian National Team) captaining the Italian team. He was voted MVP in 1988.
In 2010, he received the prestigious Business Internationalisation Award from the British Government. To celebrate the success of Entrepreneurial Initiative that has chosen the United Kingdom as a key market for their international business development.

## Publications

* Gallazzi, Giulio (1997). Egea (ed.). I processi di marketing (1st (print) ed.). Milan: Egea.. Co-written with other experts in the sector.
* Gallazzi, Giulio (2005). Egea (ed.). Profitable customer proximity – Il cliente al centro del pensiero e dell'azione delle aziende; raccolta di esperienze, progetti e best practice (1st (print) ed.). Milan: NPV.. Co-written with other experts in the sector.
* Gallazzi, Giulio (2010). Egea (ed.). La famiglia è ancora un affare? La finanza responsabile, la società e la famiglia (1st (print) ed.). Milan: Cantagalli.. Co-written with L. Melina.
* Gallazzi, Giulio (2011). Libreria Ateneo Salesiano (ed.). Oltre la crisi. Prospettive per un nuovo modello di sviluppo. Il contributo del pensiero realistico dinamico di Tommaso Demaria (1st (print) ed.). Roma: Libreria Ateneo Salesiano.. Co-written with other experts in the sector.
* Gallazzi, Giulio (2013). Cantagalli (ed.). Affari, siete di famiglia? Famiglia e sviluppo sostenibile (1st (print) ed.). Milano: Cantagalli.. Co-written with S. Kampowski.
# Minore, New South Wales

Minore is a village, rural locality in the NSW county of Narromine and is in Dubbo City Council.
Minore is located 313 km (194 mi) northwest from Sydney, 16.0316 km (10 mi) east of Narromine and 19.6 km (12.2 mi) west of Dubbo, at lat -32° 14' 54" and long 147° 49' 04".
Minore is home to around 200 people, with the major industry being agriculture, forestry & fishing. Significant geographic features include the railway station at Minore village and Minore Falls on the Macquarie River.