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# Crime in Choir

San Francisco quintet Crime In Choir was an instrumental progressive rock band. Founded in 2000, Crime In Choir released their previous full-length releases on Frenetic Records (2004's The Hoop) and Omnibus (2002's self-titled debut), respectively. The band's third full-length, Trumpery Metier, was recorded by Tim Green, and is their first release for Gold Standard Labs. The band includes two original members of At the Drive-In, guitarist Jarrett Wrenn and bassist Kenny Hopper.
On September 13, 2007, Crime in Choir performed at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art accompanied by light projections by visual artist, Anthony McCall.
Crime in Choir's fourth release, "Gift Givers" was released on 22 January 2009 on Kill Shaman Records - their previous label (Gold Standard Labs) closed its doors in October 2007.

## Current members

* Kenny Hopper - Rhodes piano, bass guitar
* Jesse Reiner - synthesizers (Moog and analog)
* Jarrett Wrenn - electric guitar, baritone guitar
* Warren Huegel - drums
* Matt Waters - saxophone
* Jonathan Skaggs - bass guitar
* Tim Green - Guitar

## Former members

* Zach Hill - drums
* Ian Hill - drums
* Carson McWhirter - bass, electric guitar, keyboards
* Jeff Hunt - bass, Dan Electro baritone guitar
* Jay Pellicci - Drums

## Discography

* Crime in Choir — 2002 (Omnibus)
* The Hoop — 2004 (Frenetic) 2005 (Moorworks, Japan)
* Trumpery Metier — 2006 (Gold Standard Labs)
* Gift Givers - 2009 (Kill Shaman)
# Gary W. Laidig

Gary W. Laidig (born August 15, 1948) is a Minnesota politician and a former member of the Minnesota Senate and the Minnesota House of Representatives. A Republican, he was first elected to the House in 1972, and represented the old District 51A for five terms. In 1982 he ran successfully for the Senate, and represented the old District 55 and, after the 1992 legislative redistricting, the old District 56 until 2001. While in office, he resided in Bayport and Stillwater. The various configurations of his district included portions of Washington County in the eastern Twin Cities metropolitan area. He was not endorsed for re-election in 2000, and was succeeded by Michele Bachmann.

## Service in the Minnesota House (1973–1983)

While in the House, Laidig served on the Agriculture, Appropriations, Criminal Justice, Education, General Legislation and Veterans Affairs, Health and Welfare, Local and Urban Affairs, Reapportionment and Elections, and Rules and Legislative Administration committees, and of various subcommittees relevant to each. He was chair of the Criminal Justice Subcommittee for Law Enforcement and Corrections during the 1979-1980 biennium.

## Service in the Minnesota Senate (1983–2001)

While in the Senate, Laidig served on the Agriculture, Crime Prevention, Economic Development and Commerce, Ethics and Campaign Reform, Environment and Natural Resources, Judiciary, Metropolitan Affairs, Rules and Administration, Taxes and Tax Laws, Transportation, and Veterans and Military Affairs committees, and of various subcommittees relevant to each. His special legislative concerns while in office included taxes, the environment, economic development, and small business.

## Education and community service

Laidig graduated from Minnetonka High School in Minnetonka in 1966. He served in the United States Marine Corps, and was deployed in South Vietnam from 1968 to 1970 during the Vietnam War. He attended the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis, Morningside College in Sioux City, Iowa, and the University of Wisconsin in River Falls, Wisconsin, where he majored in pre-Law. Prior to running for public office, he served on the Washington County Juvenile Justice Advisory Committee. He is currently a lobbyist for the Ramsey County Sheriff's Department, and resides in Woodbury.
# Naimiyeh

Naimiyeh (Arabic: النعيمية, romanized: Naʿimiya; Persian: نعميه or نعيميه) may refer to the following places in the Middle East:

## Iran

* Naimiyeh, Khuzestan
* Naimiyeh-ye Seyyed Naser, Khuzestan Province

## Syria

* Naimiyeh, Syria, a village in central Syria's desert fringe
# Iveco Effeuno

The Iveco Effeuno is a class of Italian buses built between 1984 and 1989 by Iveco. They consisted of three different models with different internal arrangement: Iveco 471 for urban services, Iveco 571 for suburban services, and Iveco 671 for interurban services.
Engines were, for the urban version, a Fiat 8220.12, with 9572 cc and 203 HP, with an automatic transmission which could be chosen between Voith D851, ZF 4HP-500 or DB. The interurban and articulated version had a turbocharged Iveco with 9570 cc and 240 HP, with a ZF 5HP-500 automatic transmission.
The buses were provided (depending from the sub-manufacturer chosen by the customer) with two different chassis length, 10.5 m and 12 m. There was also an articulated version with a length of 18 m.
The bus was in service with numerous public transport companies in Italy, the first unit having been decommissioned starting from the 1990s-early 2000s.
The series was replaced by similar Iveco 480 class.
# Purnima Choudhary

Purnima Choudhary (born 15 October 1971 in Calcutta, West Bengal) is a former One Day International cricketer who represented India. She played as a right-hand batsman and bowled right-arm medium pace. She played five ODIs for India and scored 20 runs, and took six wickets including a five-wicket haul on debut.
# C. R. Neelakandan

C. R. Neelakandan is an Indian environmental activist, politician and writer. A a regular contributor to Malayalam periodicals on environmental issues, Neelakandan is a former State Convener of Aam Aadmi Party Kerala.

## Biography

Neelakandan was born to C. P. Raman Namboothiri and Savithri Antharjanam in 1957 at Karuvannoor in Thrissur District, in the south Indian state of Kerala. He completed his education from Christ College, Irinjalakuda and Government Engineering College, Thrissur. He was an activist of SFI at district and state levels while studying. After his academic study, he underwent training at the Bhabha Atomic Research Centre Bombay. Subsequently, he joined Keltron in 1981 and was the Deputy General Manager of Keltron at its Aroor branch at the time of his superannuation in May 2015.
Neelakandan began his political activism in students movement. He was arrested during The Emergency and was held in illegal custody for alleged possession of communist literature. Later he joined Students Federation of India, and also worked in the Communist Party. In 2014, he joined the Aam Admi Party and became a member of the State Executive Committee and, later, its State Convener. However, he parted ways with the party in 2019. He actively participates in environmental issues such as public protest against waste dumping at various places across the state such as Lalur, Vilappilashala, Panamkuttichira, Brahmapuram, Pettippalam etc. Struggles like Silent Valley, National Highway Protection Samithy, Chengara, Plachimada, GAIUL Pipe Line, High Speed Rail Corridor, Many mining projects like Mineral sand mining on Arattupuzha Coast, Moolampilly displacement, Malabar Gold pollution, Periyar River Protection, Endosulfan in Kazaragod, Aranmula Airport, Athirappilly and Pooyamkutty HEPs and many others.
Neelakandan is married to V. M. Girija, a poet and staff of the All India Radio, Kochi. The couple has two daughters, Aardra and Aarcha and the family lives in Kakkanadu, in Kochi.

## Books

* Paristhithiyum Aagolavalkaranavum (Environment and Globalisation)
* Prakrthiyude Nilavilikal
* C.R. Neelakandan (2009). Lavalin Rekhakaliloode. Olive Books. Archived from the original on 29 October 2020. Retrieved 26 October 2020.
* C.R. Neelakandan (2014). Aam Aadmi: Sadhaaranakkarude Party. Current Books.
* Paristhithiyude Varthamanangal
* C.R. Neelakandan (2015). Haritha Varthamaanangal. Saikatham Books. ISBN 978-9382757801.

## Awards

* Baba Award
* Mukundan C. Menon award (2009)
* A. Sujanapal Award
* First Oorja Kerala Award
* Evoorath Award
* Gandhi Darshan Award (2013)

## Amnesty International

In 2016, he supported Amnesty international in the controversy against ABVP.
# Ballinlough Castle

Ballinlough Castle is a 17th-century country house situated near the rural town of Clonmellon in County Westmeath, Ireland on a hill overlooking two of the Westmeath lakes. It is the home of Nicholas and Alice Nugent.

## History

While a castle was reputedly built on the site in 1614, according to the date on the O'Reilly coat of arms over the front door, some sources question this date. Dating from at least the 1770s, the building was extended c. 1790, when a new wing was added by Sir Hugh O'Reilly, probably attributable to the amateur Thomas Wogan Browne, who was also responsible for Malahide Castle, the home of Sir Hugh O'Reilly's sister Margaret.
In 1812, the family changed their name from O'Reilly to Nugent. Hugh O'Reilly, who had been made a Baronet, assumed by royal licence the surname of Nugent under the terms of a legacy from his maternal uncle John Nugent. Since then several generations of Baronet Nugents have occupied the house. They are one of the few Irish Catholic families from the seventeenth century who still live in their original family home. The present owner is the 8th Baronet.
The grounds of the castle have hosted several music concerts. Artists who have performed there since 2006 include Kenny Rogers, Van Morrison, Pet Shop Boys, Tiesto, Alexandra Burke and Dwight Yoakam. The fourth annual Life Festival was also held in the grounds in May 2009. In 2010 the castle hosted Ireland's first gay music festival, MILK.
The Nugent family leased the lands of Ballinlough Castle to the music festival Body & Soul every year since 2010.

## House and gardens

The ground floor comprises a large drawing room and dining room with four first-floor bedrooms approached by a vaulted corridor above. The rooms have what may be the tallest windows in a private house of this period, overlooking the woods and lake. The chimneypiece in the drawing room is identical to a Wyatt chimneypiece at Curraghmore, County Waterford.
The gardens, together with the lakeside and woodland walks, are no longer open to the public. It was also the former venue for the Body & Soul music festival.

## Other Westmeath Castles

* Clonyn Castle aka Delvin Castle
* Killua Castle
* Knockdrin Castle
* Tullynally Castle
* Tyrrellspass Castle
# Captain Nemo (song)

"Captain Nemo" is the debut single by Swedish band Dive (Chris Lancelot and Erik Holmberg), released in 1990. The song is named after the legendary character Captain Nemo from the 1870 Jules Verne novel Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Seas.

## Sarah Brightman version

"Captain Nemo" is the first single from British soprano Sarah Brightman's 1993 album, Dive. A music video was made for the song.

### Critical reception

Music & Media commented in their review, "Mostly she's featured in Andrew Lloyd Webber-composed musicals; now you have to judge her on her own merits. At least as interesting as Kate Bush and Tori Amos."

### Track listing

* "Captain Nemo (Radio edit)"
* "When it Rains in America"
* "Island"
* "Captain Nemo" (Extended album version)

### Alternate 2-track edition

* "Captain Nemo (Radio Edit)"
* "Island (LP Version)"

## Other covers

* Cecilia Vennersten recorded a Swedish version of the song on her self-titled 1995 debut album.
# San Diego Velodrome

The San Diego Velodrome is a 333m velodrome in Morley Field Sports Complex in San Diego, California. Constructed in 1975 and resurfaced in 2010, it is owned by San Diego Parks and Recreation. Currently operated by the San Diego Velodrome Association, the track hosts regular races sanctioned by Cycling USA and training nights. In 2007, the track hosted the USA Cycling Collegiate Track National Championships.
# Robert Joseph (wine connoisseur)

Robert Joseph who was born in London in 1955, is a British wine expert, consultant, producer and industry analyst. In 1984, with Charles Metcalfe, he launched the magazine Wine International and the London International Wine Challenge. Joseph also launched International Wine Challenges in Asia (China, Japan, Vietnam, Singapore, Hong Kong, India) and Russia. He resigned as chairman of the International Wine Challenge in January 2006.

## Biography

Joseph was the wine correspondent of the Sunday Telegraph for sixteen years, until 2001, and is the author of more than 28 books, twice winning the Glenfiddich award for wine writing. He wrote an annual Robert Joseph Good Wine Guide (published by Dorling Kindersley) which in 2004 was named as best Wine Guide in the world by the Gourmand World Cookbook Awards. He has judged and/or chaired wine competitions in France, Portugal, Italy, Switzerland, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Chile, Portugal and the USA. He has been one of the members of the Grand Jury Européen, a Chevalier de Tastevin and a member of the Commanderie du Bontemps du Médoc et des Graves in Bordeaux. In 2006, he helped to launch Meininger's Wine Business International magazine - now known as Meininger's International After initially working as editor at large, he became associate editor in 2022 and writes a weekly online column.
Robert Joseph regularly appears on television and radio in the UK and overseas to talk about wine. He is also a keynote public speaker at international wine trade conferences and events and hosts regular tastings for private groups.
In 2005, Joseph gave up being a wine critic and, with former 'flying winemaker', Hugh Ryman and award-winning label-designer, Kevin Shaw, launched a wine brand in the Minervois region of Southern France called le Grand Noir with the aim of creating a range of French wines to compete with successful New World brands. There are now 15 wines selling nearly 3.8m bottles in 65 countries. A separate organic brand called Greener Planet was launched in 2008.
The le Grand Noir Chardonnay-Viognier was chosen to be listed by Gordon Ramsey's Savoy Grill in London in 2018/19 and the 2015 Minervois Reserve was named a Top 100 wine from the Sud de France
In January 2024, in Utrecht, Netherlands, he launched a Georgian wine called K'AVSHIRI, in association with Vladimer Kublashvili of Winery Khareba.
As a strategic/marketing consultant, Joseph has worked for companies/organisations including Accolade wines, Concha y Toro, Torres, Origin Wines and the generic promotional bodies for Australia, Portugal, Brazil, Georgia and Moldova.
In 2019, he won the inaugural Born Digital / Vinventions Innovation Award
His next book, Wine Thinking, a collection of pieces written for Meininger's since 2006, with up-to-date commentary is to be published in 2024. Another book, called The Road to K'AVSHIRI and SHA'ORI, a Personal Impression of the Last 50 Years of the Wine Industry will also be published in 2024.
# Once Upon a Christmas (film)

Once Upon a Christmas is a 2000 family film directed by Tibor Takács. It stars Kathy Ireland, John Dye, and Mary Donnelly-Haskell. The filming location was in Vancouver, British Columbia. It premiered on the PAX Network. As of 2009, it is shown in the 25 Days of Christmas programming block on ABC Family. In 2012, it was broadcast on the Hallmark Channel.

## Plot

After Santa Claus has noticed how many children have become naughty, he decides that he will not deliver presents to any children this year. But his daughter, Kristin Claus, takes on the challenge of trying to deliver presents to children around the world. She makes a deal with people in the North Pole that she would change a family on "Santa's Naughty List" to be on the "Nice List". She uses her magic to go to the Morgan house, a family of a single father and two spoiled children, and try to change them to nice. But the children are tricked by Rudolfa, Kristin's sister, who wants to turn Christmas into a joking holiday. Kristin was mistaken as a nanny for the children and played along with the role.
The children begin to resent Kristin, and Kyle even tells their dad that Kristin is dangerous. Kyle tries to engage Brittany into it. They treated Kristin badly and she left the Morgan house when no one was at home. Bill Morgan became work-obsessed since his wife died. On a work-trip he carried along the children and their uncle and took a rest stop at a diner. They met Kristin there (she used her magic to meet them there) and Bill convinced her to look after the children on the trip. The family (and Kristen) take an unexpected detour. Rudolfa uses her magic to make a fake detour sign and sends the family in the middle of nowhere. She also sent an elf dressed as a deer into the middle of the road, causing them to swerve into a ditch. They spend the night at a nearby old, abandoned house, where Kristin confronts Bill about his own selfish ways. The kids continue to act selfish and bratty, but Bill and Kristin don't put up with it. Brittany soon realizes that she is behaving bratty and makes the family breakfast-in-bed from some food supplies she found in the house. A fire breaks out, and Kyle, the family's son almost dies. Kristin gives her immortality to save him, but she now cannot remember her past.

## Cast

| Actor | Role |
| Kathy Ireland | Kristin Claus |
| John Dye | Bill Morgan |
| Douglas Campbell | Santa Claus |
| Mary Donnelly Haskell | Rudolfa Claus |
| Wayne Thomas Yorke | Uncle Johnny |
| Robin Avery | Sandman |
| Rebecca Toolan-doka | Clara Claus |
| Kirsten Prout | Brittany Morgan |
| James Kirk | Kyle Morgan |
| Arturo Gil | Wahoo |
| Rachelle Carson | Harley Jones |
| Liz Torres | The Tooth Fairy |

## Sequel

A sequel, Twice Upon a Christmas, followed in 2001.

## Home media

The film was released by CBS Home Entertainment through Paramount Home Entertainment on DVD November 7, 2006.
# Meiklejohn

Meiklejohn is a surname. Notable people with the surname include:
* Alexander Meiklejohn (1872–1964), philosopher, university administrator, and free-speech advocate
* Andrew Meiklejohn (1899–1970), Scottish respiratory physician
* David Meiklejohn (1900–1959), Scottish professional footballer
* George de Rue Meiklejohn (1857–1929), Nebraska Republican politician
* James Meiklejohn (born 1984), Australian rules footballer
* John Miller Dow Meiklejohn (1836–1902), Scottish academic
** Matthew Fontaine Maury Meiklejohn VC (1870–1913), a son of John Miller Dow Meiklejohn, British recipient of the Victoria Cross
** Arnold Hilary Meiklejohn (1874–1932), a son of John Miller Dow Meiklejohn, publisher and ornithologist
*** M. F. M. Meiklejohn (Matthew Fontaine Maury Meiklejohn) (1913–1974), son of Arnold, British professor of languages and ornithologist
* Ray Meiklejohn (born 1935), Canadian politician and educator
* William Hope Meiklejohn (1845–1909), British military commander during the siege of Malakand
* William Meiklejohn (1903–1981), Hollywood talent agent and scout in the 1920s through the 1940s
# Cuyabeno River

The Cuyabeno River is located in Sucumbios, Ecuador. The river starts in the high part of the Cuyabeno Reserve and ends in the Aguarico River. In the Siona - Secoya language, Cuyabeno means "Kindness River"".
# Kinky

Kinky often refers to Kink (sexuality), or having unconventional sexual desire(s).
Kinky can also refer to:

## Music and entertainment

* Kinky (band), an electronic rock act from Monterrey, Mexico
** Kinky (Kinky album), their self-titled album
* Kinky (Hoodoo Gurus album)
* Kinky, a 1983 album by Instant Funk
* "Kinky", by Kesha from the album High Road
* MC Kinky, English musician
* Kinky (film), a 2018 American film
* "Kinky" (QI), a 2013 television episode

## Other uses

* Kinky Friedman, American singer, novelist and Texas politician
* Kinky Island, an island in Alaska, U.S.
* Kinky, a term used to refer to afro-textured hair.
# Beatrice Grasso

Beatrice Grasso (born 24 November 1995) is an Italian female canoeist who won two medals at senior level at the Wildwater Canoeing World Championships.
# Familles je vous hais

Familles je vous hais is a 1997 French comedy drama film directed and written by Bruno Bontzolakis. Caroline Ducey was nominated for the Prix Michel Simon film prize for Best Actress for her performance in the film.

## Plot

The film deals with the struggle by the 17-year-old Jessica (Caroline Ducey) trying to reconcile her love for her father with the hatred she has for his right-wing politics.

## Cast

* Caroline Ducey as Jessica
* Yvan Kolnik as Thierry
* Denis Cacheux as Jessica's father
* Olivier Brabant as Régis
* Marie Boitel as Jessica's mother
* Nadine Pouilly as Thierry's mother
# Crystal Brothers

Crystal Brothers is a retired American ballerina who spent much of her career at Ballet Memphis (1996–2019).

## Career

Brothers is from Yuma, Arizona, and trained with Kathleen Sinclair and Jon Cristofori. She briefly danced with the second company at Boston Ballet before being injured. She joined Ballet Memphis in 1996, and danced lead roles in many of their productions including Steven McMahon's Romeo and Juliet and Cinderella; Mark Godden's A Midsummer Night's Dream and Firebird; Joseph Jefferies' The Little Mermaid as well as in Beauty and the Beast, S'epanouir, Paquita, Swan Lake, and Giselle, Rafael Ferreras' Politics, Steven McMahon's Wizard of Oz and Peter Pan, and Julia Adam's Devil's Fruit. She has also danced in works by choreographers including Matthew Neenan, Thaddeus Davis, Jane Comfort and Trey McIntyre. With Theatre Memphis, Brothers has performed in Hello Dolly!, La Cage aux Folles, and Cinderella, and she appeared in Playhouse on the Square's 2022 production of Something Rotten.
Brothers was named "Outstanding Artist in Dance" by the Tennessee Arts Commission and is the first Ballet Memphis recipient of the award. She was named one of the top eight dancers with watch in the world by Pointe Magazine. She won an Ostrander Award for her performance as Victoria (The White Cat) in Theatre Memphis' 2019 production of Cats.
Since her retirement from dancing, Brothers has taught ballet. She is a company teacher at New Ballet Ensemble and Collage Dance Collective in Memphis, Tennessee.
# Zajączki Pierwsze

Zajączki Pierwsze is a village in the administrative district of Gmina Krzepice, within Kłobuck County, Silesian Voivodeship, in southern Poland. It lies approximately 4 kilometres (2 mi) north of Krzepice, 18 km (11 mi) north-west of Kłobuck, and 86 km (53 mi) north of the regional capital Katowice.