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# Rudolf Nelson

Rudolf Nelson (4 April 1878 – 5 February 1960) was a German composer of hit songs, film music, operetta and vaudeville, and the founder and director of the Nelson Revue, a significant cabaret troupe on the 1930s Berlin nightlife scene.

## Biography

Issued from a poor Prussian Jewish family, and raised in Berlin, Nelson began piano lessons at a very young age.
After secondary school, while simultaneously earning a living as an apprentice and subsequently clerk, he received a scholarship from Heinrich von Herzogenberg to the Stern Conservatory.
Nelson first came into public view during this same period when, in a contest organized by the newspaper Die Woche, he was awarded first prize for the best composition of a walse.
But the real turning point came when Nelson discovered the Überbrettl, Berlin’s first cabaret founded by Ernst von Wolzogen. Inspired by the genre, he began his cabaret career at the Potsdamer Straße cabaret Roland, accompanying his own compositions on the piano.
In 1904, he joined forces with Paul Schneider-Duncker in the famed Chat Noir on Unter den Linden, Berlin’s most fashionable avenue, going on to direct it on his own from 1907 – 1914. It also is here that Nelson composed his most famous hit song Das Ladenmädel, as well as from 1908 onwards wrote his famous operetta works, notably Miss Dudelsack.
In 1910, Nelson gave birth to a son, Herbert. Herbert Nelson would later become one of many collaborative lyricists, a list that included Kurt Tucholsky and Friedrich Hollander.
In 1920, Nelson married singer Käthe Erlholz, and in the same year opened the Nelson-Theater on Kurfürstendamm (associated with the Sans Soucis restaurant). The revues he staged here are legend, presenting numerous top stars of the period, including names such as Josephine Baker, who appeared on 14 January 1926, Weintraubs Syncopators and comic Max Ehrlich. During these years, Nelson also composed revues for Berlin’s famed Metropol-Theater in the Admiralspalast.
Forced by the Nazis in 1933 to flee Germany – after stopping for stage appearances in Vienna and Zurich – Nelson founded a new theater troupe in Amsterdam, until after the German occupation he was interned in Westerbork concentration camp. Nelson survived the Holocaust, and in 1949 returned to Berlin where he reopened the Nelson-Revue-Gastspiel.

## Works
### Revues

* Chauffeur ins Metropol!
* Hoheit amüsiert sich
* Wenn die Nacht beginnt
* Karussell
* Seifenblasen
* Was träumt Berlin?
* Die Peruanerin
* Halloh, halloh
* Zwölf Monate
* Total Manoli
* Bitte zahlen!
* Wir stehn verkehrt
* Confetti
* Madame Revue
* Es geht schon besser
* Die Nacht der Nächte
* Du u. ich
* Die Lichter v. Berlin
* Quick
* Der rote Faden
* Glück muß man haben
* Es hat geklingelt
* Etwas für Sie
* Rudolf Nelson erzählt

### Operettas

* Miss Dudelsack; libretto by Fritz Grünbaum and Heinz Reichert [de]
* Der Damenkrieg
* Incognito
* New York-Berlin
* Die Damen vom Olymp
* Die tanzenden Fräuleins

## Awards

* 1953: received into Ordre national du Mérite
* 1959: the Paul Lincke-Ring, a bi-annual award for light music composition
# Jean-Charles de Castelbajac

Jean-Charles, marquis de Castelbajac (born 28 November 1949), also known as JC/DC, is a French fashion designer. He has enjoyed international success with some of his creations, including a coat of teddy bears worn by pop star Madonna and by supermodel Helena Christensen in the film Prêt-à-Porter and a sequin jacket for Beyonce, and a Donald Duck costume for Rihanna. During his career he has befriended and worked with artists such as Andy Warhol, Keith Haring, Jean Michel Basquiat, Malcolm McLaren, Robert Mapplethorpe, M.I.A, Cassette Playa, Curry & Coco, The Coconut Twins and Lady Gaga.
His fashion archive was showcased in preparation for his retrospective "Gallie Rock" in Paris by photographers Tim and Barry, modelled by Cassette Playa, M.I.A., Jammer, Matthew Stone, Slew Dem Crew, and more.
His creations have been displayed at New York's Institute of Fashion and Technology, London's Victoria&Albert Museum and the Galliera Museum in Paris. In 2015, he created a 3,700 m2 "Mural for Orly Airport in Paris" .
As well as his imaginative clothing collections, the designer creates home furnishings and has designed a watch inspired by the childhood favourite, Lego. He also has collaborated with Swatch, Weston, Ligne Roset, Petit Bateau, Citroën, Tecnica, Kway, Coca-Cola, Vilebrequin, Aigle and Palace skateboards.
All the artistic environments he touches on have his signature rainbow chromatic range in common. One of the best examples of this is the line he created for Pope John Paul II, 500 bishops and 5,000 priests for the 1997 World Youth Day in Paris.
As Keith Haring initiated him to street-art, Jean-Charles de Castelbajac uses chalk to leave his poetic mark on the walls of the world's capitals.
His career as a fashion designer started in 1968 alongside his mother, when he created Ko & Co. The first "manifesto" piece of clothing he produced was a coat he made, using the blanket he used when he was at boarding school. He founded maison Jean-Charles de Castelbajac in 1978, which he left in 2016.
Between the 1970s and the 1990s, de Castelbajac was also the artistic director of fashion houses including Max Mara and Courrèges and he co-founded Iceberg in 1974. In 1979, in consonance with pop art, he designed cartoon pullovers that have since become iconic.
In 2005, Raika was the de Castelbajac ready-to-wear license holder in Japan with retail value of €20 million. He also attended King of kitsch at Paris Fashion Week in 2010.
In 2017, he collaborated with smartphone maker OnePlus to release a collection called the "Callection" that was centred around a limited edition OnePlus 5 smartphone.
In 2018, he was named artistic director for the Benetton Group.
In 2019, he collaborated with Palace Skateboards to release a collection featuring clothing, hats, and playing cards.
He was asked to design the official vestments worn by the clergy at the re-opening of Cathédrale de Notre Dame de Paris at Île de la Cite, on 7th December 2024.
# Beilager

The term Beilager (in older writings Beylager), as well as the related terms Bettleite and Bettsetzung all refer to a ceremonial part of marriage as performed in Germany from the High Middle Ages to about the 19th century.
During Beilager, bride and groom were ritually covered in the marriage bed in a public ceremony. The process had legal force and therefore needed witnesses of the consummation of the marriage. In the oldest surviving Saxon law (Saxony Mirror in 1220) it says: Er ist ihr Vormund und sie ist seine Genossin, und tritt in sein recht, wann si in sein Bett tritt (He is her legal guardian and she is his companion, and enters into his claim when she goes into his bed). A senior witness or relative (sometimes also a lawyer) established the consent of the couple, and then performed Muntehe, transitioning the guardianship of the woman from father to husband.
These royal nuptials were designed with appropriate pomp. The (pre-) marital intercourse, copula carnalis, (medieval Latin for sinful connection, as noted in church records) was probably an original part of the Beilagers ritual in the early Middle Ages. Descriptions of the 15th century describe the bride and groom getting dressed in the symbolic marriage bed, followed by the carnal union of the pair, without witnesses, on the wedding night, although some authors believe that in the 14th century intercourse took place in view of witnesses.
A special form of ritual Beilager, called keusches Beilager (chaste nuptials), involved a deputy or messenger of the groom carrying out the ritual nuptials in which a sword was placed between the bride and the groom's representative to symbolize the physical separation between the bride and her groom. The Abgesandtenwerbung survived to our time in the form of the so-called Handschuhehe (marriage glove), which is not recognized legally in Germany.

## History

Hardly any descriptions of ritual beilager as performed in the high Middle Ages have survived. It is presumed that it was so commonplace that it was not considered necessary to describe it. In the 14th and 15th century there are frequent reports of (usually royal) beilager.
The religious influence on the ritual beilager was limited, with the church blessing usually sought only after the wedding night. But there were variations: the royal nuptials Duke Johann Casimir (Saxe-Coburg) with Margaret of Brunswick-Lüneburg in 1599 in Coburg held the general superintendent Melchior Bischoff on ritual nuptials bed a short sermon titled: Christliche Ermahnung geschehen vor der Copulation am 16. Septembris (Christian exhortation happen before copulation on 16 Septembris). But the marriage blessing, he issued until the following day after the wedding night.
The public rite of Bettleite, similar to the late medieval symbolic Beilager, was practiced in the Baltic Sea area until the 19th century. Public weddings, celebrated by a priest, were not compulsory for Catholics until the Council of Trent (1545 - 1563, Session XXIV, Tametsi decree). The Reformation had no direct effect on the practice of public Bettleite or Beilager.
# Ujjwal Nagar metro station

Ujjwal Nagar is an elevated metro station on the North-South corridor of the Orange Line of Nagpur Metro in the city of Nagpur, Maharashtra. This serves the Manish Nagar, Besa, and Beltarodi areas of Nagpur. It was opened on 6 April 2021. It is also known as Somalwada Metro Station.
The Metro Station has two entries and exits, the east one opens near Bajaj Motors, while the West one opens near Kabit Kinder Garden.
The station covers an area of 8,800 square meters.

## Accessibility and connectivity

Ujjwal Nagar Metro station serves are a good stop for nearby areas like Manish Nagar, New Manish Nagar, Besa & Beltarodi.
Getting as autoriksha is more easy from east exit of metro station, near Bajaj Motors.

## Station layout

Ujjwal Nagar track layout :
Legend :
Station with two tracks and two side platforms :
| G | Street level | Exit/Entrance |
| L1 | Mezzanine | Fare control, station agent, Metro Card vending machines, crossover |
| L2 | Side platform | Doors will open on the left | Side platform | Doors will open on the left |
| L2 | Platform 2 Southbound | Towards → Khapri Next Station: Airport |
| L2 | Platform 1 Northbound | Towards ← Automotive Square Next Station: Jaiprakash Nagar |
| Side platform | Doors will open on the left | |
| L2 | | |
# Samuel Cluckston

Samuel Cluckston (also Samuel Cluxton, Samuel Cluckstone and Samuel Klugston) (November 17, 1696 – 1751) was a member of the House of Representatives of the Colony of Connecticut from Norwalk in the sessions of October 1739 and May 1740. He was Norwalk town treasurer for several years.
He was the son of Michael Cluckston, and Mary Wakeman of Fairfield.
He established a hat manufacturing business in Norwalk as early as 1709. He was the first known hat maker in Norwalk, which would become Norwalk's largest industry by 1845.
One of the founding members of St. Paul's on the Green.
# Wendell H. Murphy

Wendell H. Murphy is a former North Carolina farmer, Democratic politician, and namesake of the Wendell H. Murphy Football Center.

## Early life

Wendell H. Murphy was born in Rose Hill, North Carolina. In 1960, Murphy received a B.S. in agriculture from North Carolina State University. After graduating from college, Murphy became an agriculture teacher, but soon Wendell and his dad, Holmes Murphy, opened a feeding manufacturing operation. The operation started in 1964 with area farmers in open lots. By 1979, Wendell and Holmes Murphy had started sow and farrowing operations as well. The business is now known as Murphy Family Ventures and is a contract grower for Smithfield Foods.

## Political career

In 1983, Murphy was elected to the North Carolina House of Representatives as a Democrat. He represented North Carolina's tenth district until 1988. He was then elected to the North Carolina Senate where he served until 1992. During this time, Murphy received a lot of attention for his work in politics including the Tar Heel of the Week Award by The News & Observer in May 1987 and the Order of the Long Leaf Pine in 1988. Murphy was later profiled by the News and Observer in their Pulitzer prize-winning "Boss Hog" series. In these investigative pieces, the N&O illustrated the rise of the hog industry in North Carolina with the help of politicians, such as Murphy.
Critics of Murphy claim that the laws he passed helped to enable unsustainable growth in the hog industry, which later caused massive water pollution resulting in fish kills throughout eastern North Carolina. Proponents on the other hand claim that his legislation helped to expand the industry at a time when it was needed to offset the job losses caused by the decline of tobacco farming.

### North Carolina State University arena and stadium projects

While in politics, Murphy also helped with North Carolina State University athletics. He was a member of the Centennial Authority, which helped develop the RBC Center, the home for NC State Wolfpack men's basketball along with the Carolina Hurricanes and Carolina Cobras. In 1987, while serving as senator, Murphy sponsored legislation that gave $1.5 million for the initial planning of the RBC Center. Murphy then kept working to get funding to the arena until he eventually got $22 million donated to the project. For his work and financial donations supporting North Carolina State University athletics, the Wendell H. Murphy Football Center (at Carter-Finley Stadium) was named after Murphy in 2003.

## Personal

Wendell Murphy now lives in his birthplace of Rose Hill, North Carolina with his wife Linda. He has four children, seven grandchildren, and a private yacht named Murphy's Law.
# Anne-Flore Rey

Anne-Flore Rey (born 2 February 1962) is a French former alpine skier who competed in the 1980 Winter Olympics and 1984 Winter Olympics.
# Attila Marosi

Attila Marosi (born 1 October 1982) is a Hungarian alpine skier. He competed in two events at the 2006 Winter Olympics.
# Rosemary Barton (politician)

Margaret Elizabeth Rosemary Barton (née Gregg) (born 26 July 1957) is an Ulster Unionist Party (UUP) politician and former schoolteacher who has been a Fermanagh and Omagh Councillor for the Erne North DEA since October 2024, having previously represented the area from 2014 to 2016. Barton was also a Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA) for Fermanagh and South Tyrone from 2016 to 2022. She lost her seat in the 2022 Northern Ireland Assembly election, and was succeeded by The Lord Elliot of Ballinamallard.

## Career

A native of Fermanagh, Barton worked as a secondary schoolteacher in Kesh. She was also a schoolteacher at Devenish College. During that time, she taught the future Northern Ireland national football team player Kyle Lafferty.

### Political career

At the 2011 local elections, she was elected to Fermanagh District Council as an Ulster Unionist Party representative for the Erne North District.
She was elected to the successor Fermanagh and Omagh District Council at the 2014 local elections, again representing Erne North. Barton was elected to the Northern Ireland Assembly at the 2016 election as the third woman elected to represent Fermanagh and South Tyrone alongside the First Minister of Northern Ireland Arlene Foster and Michelle Gildernew. Her election as an MLA meant that she was forced to vacate her seat on the District Council. Barton joined cross-community calls for an independent inquiry headed by the Lord Chief Justice of Northern Ireland into the Renewable Heat Incentive scandal.
Barton retained her seat in the 2017 Assembly election, after Fermanagh and South Tyrone lost one seat, in common with all other constituencies, after the Assembly Members (Reduction of Numbers) Act (Northern Ireland) 2016 which led to the Democratic Unionist Party's Lord Morrow missing out. She would become the UUP's education spokesperson in the Assembly. During the 2018 Gaelic football season, Barton suggested Fermanagh GAA fans who "continually talk about the GAA team" in workplaces made unionist colleagues "apprehensive" and "uncomfortable" and amounted to "latent intimidation".
Barton lost her seat to running mate Tom Elliott at the 2022 Assembly election, polling 2,912 first-preference votes (5.45%), and was eliminated on the third count.
In November 2022, she was co-opted as a councillor for the Mid Tyrone District, succeeding UUP veteran, Bert Wilson. At the 2023 local elections, she was defeated by the DUP's Shirley Hawkes.
In October 2024, following the co-option of Erne North councillor Diana Armstrong to the Assembly, Barton replaced her on the council.

## Personal life

After having qualified as a teacher, Barton joined the Young Farmers' Clubs of Ulster in 1980 and met her future husband there. They married in 1984 in the Church of Ireland church in Clones, County Monaghan, Republic of Ireland. Barton expressed surprise when she was informed by the Belfast Telegraph that Wikipedia had cited her age incorrectly in 2017.
# Semiplotus manipurensis

Semiplotus manipurensis is a species of cyprinid in the genus Semiplotus, that inhabits Manipur, India. Unsexed males have a maximum length of 18.5 centimetres (7.3 in). It is classified as "data deficient" on the IUCN Red List and is considered harmless to humans.
# Jos Sances

John Joseph "Jos" Sances (born August 18, 1952) is an American artist, activist, writer, and community organizer, known for his printmaking, and tile murals/public art . He is the founder and director of Alliance Graphics. Sances is based in Berkeley, California.

## Biography

John Joseph Sances was born August 18, 1952, in Boston, Massachusetts, to a Sicilian-American family. He studied at Montserrat School of Visual Arts (now Montserrat College of Art).
He came to California in 1976 and became active in art and politics. In the late 1970s, Sance was active with the Galería de la Raza and the La Raza Silkscreen Center. In 1982, Sances co-founded Mission Grafica at the Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts.
In 1989, Sances founded Alliance Graphics, a Berkeley-based union screen print shop. Profits from Alliance Graphics support the parent organization, the Middle East Children's Alliance (MECA).
His work, Or, The Whale (2019) was in the 2019 exhibition, Here is the Sea at Richmond Art Center. Or, The Whale was created on 119 panels. When assembled together they form a 14 feet high by 51 feet wide scratchboard with the image of a sperm whale with the illustrated history of capitalism in America inside of the whale.
Sances is a member of the food-based art group The Great Tortilla Conspiracy making tortilla art, other members include Rio Yañez, René Yañez, and Art Hazelwood.
Sances' work can be found in various public museum collections, including Smithsonian American Art Museum, Birmingham Museum of Art, American Labor Museum in Haledon, New Jersey, Oakland Museum of California (OMCA), Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, among others.
Sances' screenprints, his own images and images printed for other artists, are included in Mission Grafica: Reflecting a Community in Print by Art Hazelwood.

## Murals

| Year | Title | Artists | Location | Notes |
| 1991–1994 | | Jos Sances, Daniel Galvez | Oakland Coliseum, Oakland, California | 4 murals |
| 1996 | | Jos Sances | Oakland Coliseum, Oakland, California | 9 murals |
| 2003 | Future Roads | Jos Sances, Daniel Galvez | 16th Street BART station, San Francisco, California | A screen printed tile mural around the entrance of the esclators. |
| 2006 | Youthful Transformation | Jos Sances, Daniel Galvez | Juvenile Justice Center, Main Corridor, San Leandro, California | A digital tile mural. |
| 2008 | On the Right Track | Jos Sances, Daniel Galvez | Richmond BART/Amtrak/AC Transit station, Richmond, California | A series of tile murals. |
| 2009 | | Jos Sances, Art Hazelwood | Arnett Watson Apartments, San Francisco, California | A tile mural |
| 2009 | | Jos Sances | Castro Valley Library, Castro Valley, California | A tile mural |
| 2010 | | Jos Sances | Ira Jenkins Park, Oakland, California | |
| 2019 | | Jos Sances | Shadelands Sports Complex, Walnut Creek, California | A 1500 sq.ft. tile mural. |
# Sam Webb (model)

Sam Webb (born 23 May 1986) is a British model.

## Career

Sam Webb was born in Birmingham, after being scouted in 2006 in his hometown by top modelling agency Select Model Management. He began a lucrative modelling career for various brands including, Frankie Morello, Iceberg, Calvin Klein, Belstaff, Armani and many other top brands.
His first big break came walking in a plethora of Milan fashion shows. He was selected for the promotional campaign for Dolce & Gabbana photographed by Steven Klein alongside fellow models Adam Senn, David Gandy, and Noah Mills. Sam has continued to work at the highest level of the modelling industry shooting for Vogue Italia, Vogue Hommes, GQ, GQ style and on numerous occasions working alongside top photographers such as Bruce Weber, Giampaolo Sgura and Morelli brothers.
He has starred in various TV commercials such as: Diesel Only the Brave Tattoo Fragrance, Schweppes and Garnier to name a few.
Sam Webb became one of the faces of Dolce & Gabbana, appearing in the promotional campaigns of the brand. Thanks to such popularity, Sam Webb began working for other brands such as Roberto Cavalli, Giorgio Armani, Diesel, Ermanno Scervino, and 7 For All Mankind in an advertising campaign alongside Angela Lindvall.
He stars on Models.com with the accolade of a “money” guy in the modelling industry. He continues to be at the forefront of the male modelling world.
In 2021, he starred in Dolce & Gabbana alongside Sharon Stone and Adam Senn.

## Agencies

* New Madison - Paris
* Priscilla's Model Management - Sydney
* Select Model Management - London
* Soul Artist Management - New York City
* Elite Toronto - Toronto
* View Management - Barcelona
* Why Not Model Management - Milan