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# Gazgolder

Gazgolder (also Creative Association "Gazgolder"; Russian: "Газгольдер") is a Russian record label, club, production center and agency for artist production and management. It produces music, video, and film products, organizes concerts, festivals, spectacles, exhibitions and other cultural events. The owners are Vasily Vakulenko and Evgeny Antimoniy.

## History

In 2007, Basta became a co-owner of the music label "Gazgolder".
In February 2014, the rapper Скриптонит joined the label.
On 24 April 2014, a full-length film was released called "Gazgolder", collecting 37 million rubles in the first week of screenings.
In February 2016, in the "Gazgolder" club a private screening of the film "Ке-ды" by director Sergei Solovyov was shown, in which Vakulenko was depicted as a military officer.
In September 2016, the singer Tati left Gazgolder and began a solo career.
The next festival, Gazgolder Live, occurred on 21 July 2017. The festival featured not only label members Basta, Smoky Mo, Skryptonite, T-Fest, Slovetsky & Sasha Chest, but also ATL, Husky, MiyaGi &amp; Endshpiel, Jillzay and Cvpellv.
On 11 August new members of "Gazgolder" were revealed on the YouTube video "Айловаю" — the group MODI from Nizhny Novgorod. Their work combines trap-soul, funk, R&B, rap, pop music and new wave. At the end of the year another singer, Matrang, joined the association.

## Personnel

* Nikolai Duksin — director of the production center, label, concert director for Basta
* Natalya Mostakova — PR-director
* Dmitriy Milovzorov — SMM-director
* Igor Klimov — Concert director

## List of Members/Associations
### Current members

* Олег Груз (since 2005)
* Vasily Vakulenko (since 2005)
** Basta
** Noggano
** N1NT3ND0
** Gorilla Zippo
* QП aka КРП aka Купэ (since 2005)
* Slovetsky (since 2012)
* Вадяра Блюз (since 2018)
* Lucaveros (since 2019)
* Тридцать три обещания (since 2024)
* Первый Опыт (since 2023)
* Lumpius (since 2024)
* Mutxntik (since 2024)
* Anikv (since 2019)
* Straniza (since 2019)
* Минаева (since 2019)
* Контаев (since 2020)
* Mika Vino (since 2021)
* DoppDopp (since 2021)
* Zapravka (since 2021)
* Гранж (since 2021)
* Ваня Кургалин (since 2022)
* Kristina Si (since 2022)
* Baho Khabi (since 2022)
* Baby Cute (since 2024)
* The OM (since 2024)
* OBLADAET (since 2020)

### Former members

* DJ Tactics (2010)
* Umbrella (2010)
* Guf (2009–2013)
* Пика (2010–2013)
* Tati (2005–2016)
* "АК-47" (2009–2016)
** Витя АК
** Максим АК
* "Триагрутрика" (2011—2016)
** Jahmal
** Vibe
** Ingushit aka Big Mic
** DJ Puza aka MC Пузырь
* "Нервы" (2015–2017)
** Женя Мильковский
** Roman Bulakhov
** Дмитро Дудка
** Алексей Бочкарёв
* Tony Tonite (2014–2017)
* Эра Канн (2016–2017)
* Lil Dik (2016–2017)
* Charusha (2015–2018)
* Lil Kate (2016–2018)
* Саша Чест (2017–2018)
* Modi (2017–2018)
* Bratia Stereo (2011–2018)
* Skryptonite (2013–2018)
* Smoky Мо (2005–2020)
* Tritia (2019–2021)
* T-Fest (2017–2022)
* ODI (2021–2022)
* MATRANG (2017–2024)
# Mohammed Khader

Mohammed Khader (born 6 November 1987) is an Indian cricketer. He made his first-class debut for Hyderabad in the 2007–08 Ranji Trophy on 15 November 2007.
# List of real estate properties owned by ABS-CBN

This is the list of real estate properties owned by ABS-CBN Corporation, a Philippine media and entertainment conglomerate based in Quezon City.

## Real estate properties
### Current

* ABS-CBN Broadcasting Center (headquarters; located in Diliman, Quezon City, Metro Manila)
** Dolphy Theater (formerly known as Studio 1, ABS-CBN's only theater on ABS-CBN Studios)
** ABS-CBN JUSMAG Compound (used by production divisions)
** ABS-CBN Main Building (headquarters; used by ABS-CBN News and Current Affairs, ABS-CBN Radio, and ABS-CBN Studios)
** ABS-CBN Studios (studios and production facilities; used by ABS-CBN Studios (not to be confused with the production division of the same name) and ABS-CBN News)
** Pinoy Big Brother House, Performance Area and Dormitory (located on the outskirts of ABS-CBN Broadcast Center)
** Gina Lopez Building (also known as ABS-CBN Foundation Building; offices of the company's foundation)
** ABS-CBN Audience Entrance (used for audience accommodations)
** ELJ Communications Center (PEZA IT Center; newer and larger building headquarters)
** The Development and Talent Center or DTC Building (offices and studios; used by ABS-CBN's talent management, Star Magic and divisions)
** Millennium Transmitter (main television transmitter; operated by Advanced Media Broadcasting System (AMBS) while its ownership or property rights remain with ABS-CBN)
* ABS-CBN Regional Properties and Offices (regional office scattered across the Philippines, used by ABS-CBN Regional commonly for news purposes and to broadcast local and national shows; currently unused but still owned by the company)
* Horizon IT Park (also known as ABS-CBN Soundstage and PEZA IT Park; under construction), located in Igay Road, Barangay Sto. Cristo, San Jose del Monte City, Bulacan.

### Former

* Pinoy Dream Academy Building (demolished due to the expiration of its lease agreement; 2006–2023)
* ABS-CBN Vertis Tent (used for entertainment purposes and bazaar; located inside Ayala Malls Vertis North)
# Agnes Stevenson

Agnes Lawson-Stevenson (born Agnes Bradley Lawson, November 1873 – 20 August 1935) was a British chess player. She was four-time British Ladies' Champion (1920, 1925, 1926, 1930), and married to Rufus Henry Streatfeild Stevenson, home news editor of the British Chess Magazine, secretary of the Southern Counties Chess Union and match captain of the Kent County Chess Association.
She took 3rd at Meran 1924 (unofficial European women's championship, Helene Cotton and Edith Holloway won). After the tournament three of the participants (Holloway, Cotton and Stevenson) defeated three others (Paula Wolf-Kalmar, Gülich and Pohlner) in a double-round London vs. Vienna match.
She was thrice the Women's World Championship Challenger. She tied for 9-11th at London 1927, took 5th at Hamburg 1930, and took 3rd at Prague 1931. On the way to play in the 1935 Women's World Championship, she left the aircraft in Poznań to complete a passport check. She returned to the aircraft from the front and ran into the propeller and was killed.
Her husband was remarried in 1937 to Women's World Chess Champion, Vera Menchik, who was herself killed just a few years later in 1944.
# Julie Blackmon

Julie Blackmon (born 1966 in Springfield, Missouri) is a photographer who lives and works in Missouri. Blackmon's photographs are inspired by her experience of growing up in a large family, her current role as both mother and photographer, and the timelessness of family dynamics. As the oldest of nine children and mother to three, Blackmon uses her own family members and household to "move beyond the documentary to explore the fantastic elements of our everyday lives."

## Work

Blackmon studied art at Missouri State University where she became interested in photography and the work of photographers such as Sally Mann and Diane Arbus.
Drawing extensively on her personal experiences and relationships, Blackmon adds an element of humor and fantasy to create works that touch on both the everyday and the fictitious.
Mind Games, Blackmon’s first major body of work, explores childhood play through a series of black and white images. In 2004, the series won her an honorable mention in Project Competition hosted by the Santa Fe Center for Photography and a merit award from the Society of Contemporary Photography in Kansas City, MO.
Following Mind Games, Blackmon switched to color film, and created the body of work Domestic Vacations. Its photographs of family life appear at once disorderly and playful and at times impossible. Blackmon says that the images in her series Domestic Vacations recall the tableaux of 17th-century Dutch and Flemish painters, notably the chaotic familial scenes of Jan Steen. Tailored environments and carefully placed props are often a feature of her work.
Blackmon’s most recent monograph of work, Homegrown, picks up where Domestic Vacations left off. Following the same formula developed in Domestic Vacations, Homegrown demonstrates a further refinement of technique in regards to composition and structure. Where the previous collection was set primarily within the confines of the home, Homegrown looks to those places outside the house that are common in one’s upbringing. The local market, beauty salon and fields behind the house are equally familiar to us and shape our childhood just as much as our homes do. It is these locales that become the backdrop for disjointed scenes; in Picnic three babies sit in a pram overlooking the layout for a picnic while not far off men are shooting birds with shotguns.

## Publications

Blackmon’s photographs have appeared in Time, The New Yorker, and Oxford American. In 2008, a monograph of Blackmon's work was published as Domestic Vacations. In 2014, her second monograph, Homegrown, was published. In 2015, Homegrown won the National Silver at the Independent Publisher Book Awards. Blackmon has most recently been featured in an article by the New York Times, featuring her work as well as her story of her career and her ties with her hometown of Springfield, Missouri.
# 1948 SANFL Grand Final

The 1948 SANFL Grand Final was an Australian rules football competition. Norwood beat West Adelaide 106 to 49.
# Southern white-cheeked gibbon

The southern white-cheeked gibbon (Nomascus siki) is a species of gibbon native to Vietnam and Laos. It is closely related to the northern white-cheeked gibbon (Nomascus leucogenys) and the yellow-cheeked gibbon (Nomascus gabriellae); it has previously been identified as a subspecies of each of these.

## Description and habitat

Members of the species are not a uniform colour; unweaned juveniles are a light brown, turning to black after weaning. Adult males remain black, but adult females are brown. The name of the species is taken from the male's facial markings, a large patch of white fur around the edge of the mouth - this distinguishes it from a male of N. leucogenys, which has the white in a streak along the cheeks. Females have a thin edging of white around the face.
The species lives in lowland broadleaf forest, with some populations living in forested mountainous areas. As with all gibbons, they are arboreal and frugivorous.
The original distribution covered an area of central Vietnam and central Laos, ranging from the Nam Theun (Khading) and Rao Nay rivers in the north (approximately 19th parallel north) to the Banghiang and Thach Han rivers in the south (approximately 17th parallel north). Between 19 and 20 parallel there appears to be an area of overlap or intergradation between N. siki and N. leucogenys.
Within its original distribution, the species is still common in the remaining large forest blocks in Laos, but in Vietnam the populations are scattered due to human encroachment on their habitat for logging and farming. Numbers are thought to have declined by 50% over the last 45 years, and the species is classed as endangered; it is legally protected in Vietnam, but this is not effectively enforced outside of protected areas. Hunting for food, traditional medicine and the pet trade is a serious threat to this species in both Laos and Vietnam.

## Taxonomy

The taxon was first formally identified in 1951 by Jean Théodore Delacour where he described siki as a subspecies of N. concolor (a species placed in Hylobates at that time). Since its description, it has been considered to be a subspecies of variously N. leucogenys, N. gabriellae, or N. concolor. The assignation of N. siki as a subspecies of N. gabriellae was due to the interpretation of a single baculum, but later research indicated that the specimen was part of a different species. It was then assigned to N. leucogenys due to similarities of its song, as well as strong visual similarities between the females of the two species. However, it has been considered a separate species since 2001.
In the north of the range of N. siki, it overlaps or intergrades with N. leucogenys, and based on mtDNA and voices, these species are closer to each other than to the remaining Nomascus; some maintain that N. siki should be regarded as a subspecies of N. leucogenys. A southern population formerly associated with N. siki was described as a new species, N. annamensis in 2010.
# Antonio Fletcher

Antonio M. Fletcher is a retired United States Army lieutenant general who last served as commander of the Allied Special Operations Forces Command (formerly NATO Special Operations Headquarters) from 2021 to 2024. He most recently served as the deputy director of the Defense Threat Reduction Agency from 2020 to 2021. Previously, he served as the Commander of Special Operations Command South from 2018 to 2020.
In July 2021, he was nominated for promotion to lieutenant general, replacing Mark C. Schwartz as the nominee for the commander of the NATO Special Operations Headquarters. He was promoted to his present rank on October 15, 2021.
# The Golden Slipper

The Golden Slipper (Russian: Золотой башмачок) is a Russian fairy tale collected by Alexander Afanasyev in Narodnye russkie skazki.
It is Aarne-Thompson type 510A, the persecuted heroine.

## Synopsis

An old man brought back two fish from the market for his daughters. The older one ate hers, but the younger asked her fish what to do with it. It told her to put it in water, and it might repay her; she puts it in the well.
The old woman, their mother, loved her older daughter and hated her younger. She dressed up the older to take to Mass, and ordered the younger to husk two bushels of rye while they were gone. She wept beside the well. The fish gave her fine clothing and sent her off, husking the rye while she was gone. The mother came back talking of the beauty they had seen at Mass. She took the older daughter again, leaving the younger to husk three measures of barley and the younger went to Mass again with the fish's aid. A king's son saw her and caught her slipper with some pitch. He found the younger daughter and tried the shoe on her; when it fit, they married.
# Nikhil Paradkar

Nikhil Paradkar (born 24 September 1987) is an Indian cricketer. He has played 22 First class, 23 List A and 11 Twenty20 matches.
# Edward Gryffydh Peacock

Edward Gryffydh Peacock (30 July 1825 – 4 January 1867) was an English official of the East India Company, publisher, writer and rower who won the Wingfield Sculls and Diamond Challenge Sculls at Henley Royal Regatta.
Peacock was the son of the poet Thomas Love Peacock and his wife Jane Gryffydh. In 1841 he was appointed midshipman in the Indian Navy. He arrived in India in October 1841 but returned to England for medical reasons in April 1842. In 1844 he became a clerk in the examiners office at East India House. He collaborated with George Meredith in publishing a privately circulated literary magazine, the Monthly Observer.
Peacock was a member of Thames Club and in 1845 was runner up in the Silver Wherries at Henley Royal Regatta partnering Henry Chapman. In 1849 he won the Silver Wherries partnering Francis Playford. He won the Diamond Challenge Sculls at Henley in 1851 defeating Edward Macnaghten in the final. In 1852 positions were reversed and Peacock came second to MacNaughton. Peacock won the Wingfield Sculls in 1852.
Meredith is said to have based his character Edward Blancove in Rhoda Fleming on Peacock. Like Blancove, Peacock studied as a barrister and was a keen boxer.
In 1865 Peacock qualified as a solicitor. However he died two years later at the age of 42. His poem The Vicar of Southbury's story: a Christmas poem was published posthumously in 1867.
Peacock married Mary Hall in 1849, apparently to the disapproval of his father. They had a son Thomas Love Peacock. The name of most male heirs is either Edward or Thomas and associated with gentlemen. The Peacock name lives in both England and Canada, today. Mary Peacock remarried in 1869. Peacock's widowed sister Mary Ellen Nicolls married George Meredith.
# Thomas Davis (chief)

Thomas Davis (c. 1755 – c. 1837) was a Mohawk war chief. In Mohawk he was called Tehowagherengaraghkwen.

## Early life

Davis' place of birth is uncertain, but he was probably born in upstate New York.

## Military life

During the American Revolution, Davis fought as an ally of the British, rising to the position of war chief. After Britain's defeat, he travelled to Upper Canada with his cousin Joseph Brant, settling on the Six Nations reserve, building a farm about five miles north of the Mohawk Village which became Brantford. During the War of 1812, Davis was active on the British side.

## Religious conversion

Sometime before 1820, Davis was baptised an Anglican. There was little access to missionaries or priests near his home on the Grand River. Reverend Ralph Leeming made occasional trips through the area. Otherwise lay preachers conducted religious services. Davis took a leadership role in the religious community of the area. He quit drinking around 1820, and began holding prayer meetings at his farm. He called local Mohawks to prayer by blowing a horn, and read sections from the Bible and the Church of England prayerbook to those who attended. In 1823, a white settler heard the horn, and learnt of the prayer meetings. He offered to arrange for Methodist preachers to visit. His offer was accepted, and preacher Edmund Stoney and ordained minister Alvin Torry began making regular trips to the area. As converting Mohawks began to settle around Davis' farm, the area became known as Davisville. Peter Jones brought a number of Mississaugas who had converted to Methodism there in 1824, and Davis' house became insufficient for both his residence and the Methodism mission, so Davis retired to a log cabin while his house was used by the Methodists. The Mississaugas left for the Credit Mission in 1826, and Davisville was once again a purely Mohawk Methodist settlement. By the time of Davis' death, around 150 of the 2000 Mohawks along the Grand River had converted to Methodism. About the same time the Mission site of Davisville was abandoned as spring flood severity increased along the Grand River after forests were cleared to build farms.
# Neela Padmanabhan

Neela Padmanabhan (born 26 April 1938), is a Tamil writer from Nagercoil, India. He also writes in Malayalam.

## Biography

Neela Padmanabhan was born in Kanyakumari District. He obtained a B. Sc in Physics and a degree in Electrical Engineering from Kerala University. He worked in the Kerala State Electricity Board till his retirement in 1993. His first noted work was the novel Thalaimuraigal (lit. Generations). He has written 20 novels, 10 short story collections, 4 volumes of poetry and 7 essay collections in Tamil. In Malayalam, he has published a novel, four short story collections and a single essay collection. Besides Tamil and Malayalam, he also has a few English works to his credit. During 1985-89 he was the Tamil editor at Sahitya Akademi and was the convener of the Akademi's Tamil advisory board during 1998-2002. In 2007, he was awarded the Sahitya Akademi Award for Tamil for his novel Ilai uthir kaalam (lit. Autumn). He had earlier won the Sahitya Akademi Translation Prize in 2003 for his translation of Ayyappa Paniker's works into Tamil. In 2010, his novel Thalaimuraigal was made into a Tamil film titled Magizhchi (lit. Happiness). His most noted work is his novel Pallikondapuram.(lit. Where the Lord sleeps). He currently lives in Thiruvananthapuram.

## Partial bibliography
### Novels

* Thalaimuraikal (1968)
* Pallikondapuram (1970)
* Filekal (1973)
* Uravugal (1975)
* Min ulagam (1976)
* Yaathirai (1977)
* Anubavangal (1977)
* Samar (1977)
* Nerru Vanthavan (1978)
* Udaya Tharagai (1980)
* Vattathin veliyae (1980)
* Bhagavathi kovil theru (1981)
* Bothayil karaithavaigal (1985)
* Thee (1985)
* Murivugal (1985)
* Therodum veedhi (1987)
* Thee Thee (1990) (Malayalam)
* Dhavam seidhavargal (1991)
* Vellam (1994)
* Koondil pakshigal (1995)
* Ilai uthir kaalam (2005)

### Short story collections

* Moham muppathaandu (1969)
* Sandayum Sambandhamum (1972)
* Moondravathu naal (1974)
* Irandavathu mugam (1978)
* Naagammava (1978)
* Siragadikal (1978)
* Kathakal irupathu (1980) (Malayalam)
* Sathityanin sannithiyil (1985)
* Erumbukal (1987) (Malayalam)
* Vaana veethiyil (1988)
* Arkande Koanil (1997) (Malayalam)
* Avaravar antharangam (1998)
* Verathavar(2003) (Malayalam)
# Giorgia Catarzi

Giorgia Catarzi (born 15 June 2001) is an Italian professional racing cyclist, who currently rides for UCI Women's Continental Team Bepink–Bongioanni.
# Standing's day gecko

Standing's day gecko (Phelsuma standingi) is an arboreal and diurnal species of lizard in the family Gekkonidae. The species is endemic to southwest Madagascar; it is threatened by illegal collection for the international pet trade and habitat loss. It is among the largest living species of day geckos. Standing's day gecko feeds on insects and nectar.

## Etymology

The generic name, Phelsuma, is a Latinized version of the last name of Dutch physician Murk van Phelsum. The specific name, standingi, is in honor of another physician, Doctor Herbert F. Standing of Antananarivo, Madagascar.

## Description

P. standingi is among the largest extant species of day geckos. It can reach a maximum total length (including tail) of 8-10″ (20-25.4cm), although larger is possible. The body colour can be quite variable, depending on light intensity. It can be brownish grey or bright green or turquoise with grey to blue reticulated markings on its body and head. The head and tail are often turquoise. Hatchlings have a yellowish green head and typical light bands and bars on their backs.
It is a sexually dimorphic species. In the males the cloacal area has very pronounced preanal pores and a bulge in the area of hemipenis. In many females two endolymphatic chalk sacs, located on each side of the neck, are well-developed, while in males usually they are just barely visible. These sacs store calcium, which is needed for the formation of egg shells.

## Distribution and habitat

P. standingi is restricted to the arid southwest of Madagascar, specifically the region around Andranolaho, Sakaraha and in the Zombitse-Vohibasia National Park. This area has a unique thorn forest vegetation. The daytime temperature never drops under 20 °C (68 °F) and between January and December, the temperature can be as high as 40 °C (104 °F) in the shade. In July and August, the night temperature can drop to 13 °C (55 °F).

## Diet

Standing's day gecko feeds on various insects, invertebrates, and even smaller lizards. It is omnivorous, however, supplementing its prey with soft, sweet fruit, pollen and nectar.

## Behaviour

Strictly an arboreal and diurnal species, P. standingi lives in pairs on trees, spending a lot of time basking in the sun on the highest and well exposed branches. The males are very territorial and will fight when in the presence of other males; females have this character towards other females, a behavior which is rather rare in geckos.

## Reproduction

P. standingi is oviparous. At a temperature of 28 °C (82 °F), the young will hatch after approximately 60–70 days. The juveniles measure 80 mm and reach sexual maturity after one year.
In captivity, Standing's day geckos can be expected to live up to 15-20 years when appropriately cared-for.