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# Yulia Kornievets

Yulia Kornievets is a Ukrainian footballer who plays as a striker. She previously played in Russia for Zorky Krasnogorsk and Mordovochka Saransk, and in Ukraine for Lehenda Chernihiv, with which she has also played the European Cup. She is a member of the Ukrainian national team.

## Club career

Kornievets played in the Spanish Primera División for Sporting de Huelva between 2018 and 2019.
# Charles Frost (politician)

Charles William Frost (30 November 1882 – 22 July 1964) was an Australian politician and diplomat. He served in the House of Representatives from 1929 to 1931 and 1934 to 1946, representing the Labor Party. He was a minister in the Chifley government from 1941 to 1946, and later became Australian High Commissioner to Ceylon from 1947 to 1950.

## Early life

Frost was born in Hobart, Tasmania and educated at Koonya and Margate state schools, but left school at 13. He later worked at the Iron Blow mine near Queenstown. He married Ruth Hornsey Young in October 1906 and they had four children (including Jack, who would sit in the Tasmanian House of Assembly). He bought an orchard near Margate and in the late 1920s he was elected as a member of local Kingborough Council.

## Political career

Frost ran unsuccessfully for the division of Franklin in the Tasmanian Legislative Assembly in 1928. He won a by-election in 1929 for the Australian House of Representatives seat of Franklin for the Australian Labor Party. He lost the seat at the 1931 election, but won it back in the 1934 election. When John Curtin came to power in 1941, he was appointed Minister for Repatriation and Minister in charge of War Service Homes. He narrowly lost his seat at the 1946 election.

## Later life

On 16 January 1947, Frost took up an appointment as Australian Commissioner to Ceylon. The country was granted Dominion status in 1948 and his title was changed to High Commissioner. He was present for the swearing-in of Sir Henry Monck-Mason Moore as Governor-General of Ceylon on 4 February 1948. Later in 1948, Frost was criticised by Australian businessman V. M. Segal for neglecting Australia's trade interests and being unqualified for the post. Segal stated "he is kept there at considerable expense to this country. It is the biggest sinecure I know." Although he had been granted a five-year term, after the 1949 election the new Liberal government decided to terminate his appointment early on 5 October 1950. He was replaced by a career diplomat, John Burton.
Frost died in St John's Hospital, Hobart, on 22 July 1964, survived by his wife, two sons and a daughter.
# George SanSouci

George "Ginky" SanSouci (August 8, 1971 – March 8, 2011) was a professional pool player from New York City. He grew up in Yorkville, New York, and started his career as a player in Chelsea Billiards. SanSouci lived in Astoria, New York.

## Early days

George Edward SanSouci Jr. was the son of George Edward SanSouci Sr. and Jeanne Marie Cawley. He was raised in the Yorkville Section of New York (currently Upper East Side) He was given nickname "Ginky" by his mother Jeanne when he was born; Sansouci is known for his achievements as a Professional Pool Player.

## Professional career

In 1995, Billiards Digest named San Souci as Rookie Player of the Year. SanSouci retired in 2002 after he injured his neck, but he could not stay away from pool, slowly making a comeback. He competed regularly in a regional tour of the New York region, the Predator Nine-ball Tour, with Tony Robles, the 2004 BCA Open Champion, as the tournament director. His high run in straight pool was 343 consecutive shots which occurred on July 19, 2009 at Slate Billiards in New York City. SanSouci was also a member of the International Pool Tour, when it was active.

## Titles

* 1991 Massachusetts State 9-Ball
* 1993 Stamford Open 9-Ball
* 1994 Rhode Island State 9-Ball
* 1994 Ocean State 9-Ball
* 1995 Rhode Island State 9-Ball
* 1995 Ocean State 9-Ball
* 1996 Maine State 9-Ball
* 1996 Ocean State 9-Ball
* 1996 McDermott Eastern States 9-Ball
* 1997 Delaware State 9-Ball
* 1998 Camel Pro Ten-Ball Championship
* 1999 National Straight Pool Championship
* 1999 BCA Open 9-Ball Championship
* 2000 Joss 9-Ball Tour
* 2000 Derby City Classic 9-Ball
* 2005 Rhode Island State 9-Ball

## Personal life

SanSouci suffered a number of injuries during his career that took a toll on his competitive play. He had retired in 2002 because of neck surgery and then in 2003 began playing again. He then broke his left wrist in a car accident in 2004 and re-fractured it in another more serious car accident, resulting in new fractures to his wrist as well as his wife being severely burnt, in 2009. Since his first neck injury, SanSouci was battling addiction to pain killers and alcohol . He spoke openly about his prescription drug addiction as well as his alcohol addiction in an interview with go4pool.net. In the interview he claimed to be seven days sober. In 2006, sansouci moved to Astoria,NY following his marriage with Athena. His home Room became Steinway Cafe Billiards, where he was the house pro until his death in 2011. Sansouci always wanted to make sure everyone spelled his last name correctly. He has been quoted in many interviews, including one in 2009, for go4pool.net, that his last name is "Sansouci, no space in the middle please! If you add it then your spelling it wrong".

## Death

SanSouci died on March 8, 2011, at age 39.
# French people in Korea

There is a community of French people in Korea.

## History

French people began coming to Korea as early as the seventeenth century, when French Catholic missionaries first came to the country. However, most missionaries came after the 1886 establishment of relations between France and the Joseon dynasty; the treaty signed between the two countries gave French missionaries the right to evangelise in Korea.

## Distribution

There were an estimated 5,343 French nationals in South Korea as of 2016. Most are employed by French multinationals operating in the country. The largest concentration can be found in the Seorae Village in Seoul's Seocho-gu district, which because of its location on a hill is often compared to Montmartre in Paris. Korea's only school using French as the medium of instruction moved there in 1984. Most French children only attend elementary or middle school in Seoul, but then return to France afterwards.
In September 2009, the Seoul metropolitan government announced a five billion-won plan to renovate the area and make it more attractive to foreign residents by widening pedestrian walkways and putting up more signs in French. One portion of the pavement, starting from the entrance to Bangbae Middle School, is painted in red, white and blue, the colours of the flag of France.

## Notable people

* Julien Kang, South Korean actor
* Siméon-François Berneux, Catholic missionary
* Victor Collin de Plancy, French diplomat
* Ida Daussy, TV celebrity
* Fabien Yves Jerome Corbineau, model and TV celebrity
* Robin Deiana, model and TV celebrity
# Sybra primaria

Sybra primaria is a species of beetle in the family Cerambycidae. It was described by Francis Polkinghorne Pascoe in 1865. It is known from Malaysia, Moluccas, and Sulawesi.
# The Penny

The Penny is a book authored by Joyce Meyer and Deborah Bedford. It was the first time either of the best-selling authors had co-authored a book. Although the book is fictional, it is based on the early life experiences of the co-author, Joyce Meyer, who was abused by her parents when she was a child. The novel was published by Hodder & Stoughton.

## Plot summary

The main character in the story is Jenny, a 14-year-old girl. Jenny and her sister are badly abused by their father. The book is religion based, and is about how Jenny comes to know Jesus through her best friend Aurelia. At the time the book is based, 1950, many people would have frowned upon Jenny, a white girl, becoming friends with a black skinned girl.

## Film

The book has been optioned for a movie, and Joyce has been quoted as being very excited about this; she hopes the film "will help people understand that God is available to everyone and works in our everyday life." The rights to create a film about the book were sold to Weinstein Company.
# Wahova Tehsil

Wahova Tehsil (Urdu & Punjabi: تحصیل وہوا), is a Tehsil (subdivision) of Taunsa District in the Punjab province of Pakistan. Wahova city is the headquarter of tehsil.
# Social Betterment Properties International

Social Betterment Properties International (SBPI) is a California-based corporation associated with the Church of Scientology, for which it operates as a real estate arm. The organisation states that its purpose is to "develop and maintain buildings and other real estate utilized by social betterment organizations carrying out programs that utilize technology and methods developed by L. Ron Hubbard and that are associated with and supported by the Scientology". It has been involved in the purchase of a number of properties in the United States and Canada in order to advance Scientology's "social betterment" programs, notably the controversial Narconon drug rehabilitation program.

## Status

SBPI states in its articles of incorporation that it is "an integrated auxiliary of the Church of Scientology International", organised "to support Church of Scientology International by owning and managing real property used in Church of Scientology International's charitable public benefit program." Established in 2003, it is registered as a 501(c) organization (i.e. a tax-exempt nonprofit organization) and is not required to file an annual return with the IRS as it is designated as a religious organization. SBPI is co-located with the Church of Scientology International at 6331 Hollywood Boulevard, Los Angeles. In 2008, an IRS Form 990 filed by SBPI stated that it had $39,647,311 of assets.

## Activities

According to SPBI's IRS Form 990, it owed three properties as of 2008:
* Headquarters of Applied Scholastics International at Spanish Lake, Missouri;
* Narconon Arrowhead property at Canadian, Oklahoma;
* Headquarters of Citizens Commission on Human Rights International in Los Angeles, California.
The organisation's property portfolio has expanded since then. In April 2013, it was disclosed that SBPI had paid $5 million to purchase the estate of actor Larry Hagman at Ojai, California. The purpose of this purchase was not disclosed but Mike Rinder, the former head of the church's Office of Special Affairs, has suggested that it may be intended for use as a "celebrity Narconon".
Also in 2013, SBPI purchased the former Trout Run retreat near Thurmont, Maryland with the intention of converting it into a Narconon facility. The property was purchased for $4.85 million by a Delaware corporation, West Coast Property Investments Inc., which then turned Trout Run over to SBPI. Although zoning restrictions meant that establishing such a facility at Trout Run would ordinarily be impossible, using it as a group home would be permitted under local ordinances if the property was listed on the county's historic register. Narconon sought to obtain such a designation but was rejected by the local county council. As of August 1, 2015, the decision is currently being appealed.
In 2014, SBPI acquired a parcel of land in an isolated part of the Canadian town Milton, Ontario and applied for permission to establish a Narconon center there. It was turned down in October 2014 by a local municipal committee, a decision that was upheld on appeal in June 2015 by the Ontario Municipal Board.
# Shyamali Pradhan

Shyamali Pradhan (born 2 August 1972) is an Indian politician and former member of the West Bengal Legislative Assembly. She was elected as the representative the Nanoor constituency in the 2016 West Bengal Legislative Assembly election as a member of the Communist Party of India (Marxist). Pradhan is a member of the party state committee from the Birbhum district in West Bengal.

## Personal life

Shyamali Pradhan is a resident of Nanoor town in the district of Birbhum, West Bengal belonging to a Scheduled Caste family. She graduated from the Chandidas Mahavidyalaya affiliated to the University of Burdwan.

## Political career

In the 2011 West Bengal Legislative Assembly election, Shyamali Pradhan was nominated to contest from the Nanoor constituency in West Bengal as the candidate of the Communist Party of India (Marxist), one of the constituent parties of the Left Front coalition. She lost the election to the opposition candidate Gadadhar Hazra of the Trinamool Congress while polling at 46.07% of the votes cast against 49.21% in favor of Hazra.
In the 2016 West Bengal Legislative Assembly election, she was re-nominated as the candidate of the party from the constituency. The anti-communist Trinamool Congress in the prior four years had reportedly engaged in political repression through intimidation and violence against volunteers of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) and later became the subject of factional infighting with the emergence of two local factions in the Nanoor constituency, one of which openly backed Pradhan's candidacy during the campaigning period. She was subsequently elected as the representative from the constituency polling at 50.07% of the votes cast against 37.73% of the votes cast in favor of the incumbent Hazra. In light of the election results, a spate of political violence erupted between the two Trinamool Congress factions with Hazra's faction attacking the other. The leadership of the Trinamool Congress reacted to the incident by claiming that the infighting was orchestrated by the communists which was denied by Pradhan.
In 2019, she was inducted as the Birbhum representative in the West Bengal state committee of the Communist Party.
# Thomas Thompson (songwriter)

Thomas Thompson (1773–1816) was a Tyneside poet, from Bishop Auckland area in County Durham. His last song was Jemmy Joneson's Whurry, first published in 1823, seven years after his death.

## Early life

Thomas Thompson was born in 1773 in (or close to) Bishop Auckland, County Durham, the son of an officer who was already suffering from (what would turn out to be, a terminal) fever at the time of Thomas’ birth. He finished his education at Durham and then moved to Newcastle upon Tyne c 1790. Already a well-known and respected business man, and with the threat of war with, and invasion from, France, Thomas joined up in the Newcastle Light Horse as acting quartermaster, with a quick promotion following to rank of captain.

## Later life

Thomas Thompson was married and had (at least one) a son Robert born c1812. He built and lived in Cotfield House, Windmill Hills, Gateshead. Thompson became a successful merchant trader with offices in the Broad Chare, Skinners Burn, Forth Banks. In 1796 he had connections with a woollen draper, Mr D Bell, and in 1801 was trading as a general merchant trading as Armstrong, Thompson & Co. He was also known for his voluntary work in the area. He died on 9 January 1816 aged 42 at his home from exertion, cold and fatigue & similar, after trying to protect his property after an instance of the River Tyne flooding. He was buried at Old St Johns.

## Works

His songs include:
* The New Keel Row
* Canny Newcastle
* Newcastle election song 1812
* Jemmy Joneson’s Whurry
# Thomas Wilson (poet)

Thomas Wilson (1773 – 9 May 1858) was a Tyneside poet, from Low Fell in County Durham. His most famous work, written in the Geordie dialect, is The Pitman's Pay, originally published between 1826 and 1830.

## Early life

Wilson, was born on 14 November 1773 at Low Fell, now a suburb of Gateshead into a very poor family. Like many from the North East, he began his working life down the mines at one of the many local pits, starting as a trapper-boy at around the age of around 8 or 9 years old. He had the determination to better himself, and wanted to improve his life and so studied, educating himself to a high standard, before moving on to become a schoolmaster at an early age.

## Later life

After a short stay in this job, he moved to a clerkship on Newcastle's Quayside.
In 1803, Wilson followed this with a move to join a Tyneside engineering company run by Mr John Losh. He became a partner in the company in 1807 and the partnership changed its name to Losh, Wilson and Bell, manufacturer of alkali and iron.
In 1826 the first part of his most famous song The Pitman's Pay was published in a Newcastle magazine. Subsequent parts appeared over the next two years. Other well-known works include The Weshin’ Day; his last poem was The Market Day.
Wilson never lost his love of the area, or its people. He moved to Fell House, close to his birthplace, and spent the remainder of his long life there. He went on to write many other songs and pieces of prose, usually in the Geordie dialect; these were mostly published by George Routledge & Sons.
Wilson died on 9 May 1858 at the age of 85 and is buried in St Johns Church Sheriff Hill Gateshead. A philanthropist, he was responsible for the erection of a building in Low Fell in 1841 which provided reading rooms, a schoolroom and a lecture theatre for the working classes. A social club in the Low Fell area is named after him.

## Works

* The Pitman's Pay
* Stanzas on the Intended New Line of Road from Potticar-Lane to Leyburn-Hole
* The Oiling of Dicky's Wig
* The Opening of the Newcastle and Carlisle Railway
* The Captain's and the Quayside
* A Keelman's Tribute to a Friend
* A Dirge on the Death of Coaly
* Joyce's Patent Stove
* The Humble Petition of the Sand Banks in the Tyne
* The Alderman's Lament
* The Pea-jacket
* The Movement
* A Glance at Polly Technic
* Lines on John Smith
* The Author's Arm-chair
* The Author's Favourite Dog, Pincher
* On Parting with a Favourite Mare
* A Character
* Charley the Newsmonger
* On Seeing a Mouse Run Across the Road in January
* Petition of an Apple-tree
* Answer to the Foregoing
* The Tippling Dominie
* The Washing-day (or The Weshin' Day)
* Woman
* David Profit
* Carter's Well
* The Industrious and Peaceable Pair
* The Village-howdy
* The Happy Home
# Thomas Wrede

Thomas Wrede (born 1963) is a German photographer.

## Life and work

Wrede was born in Iserlohn-Letmathe. He studied art at the Academy of Fine Arts in Münster from 1985 to 1991, Germany, where he also taught some years later. In 1991 he was the student of Dieter Appelt in Salzburg and Berlin.
He has been included in many exhibitions such as Strange Paradise at Städtische Galerie Iserlohn, 2005; Seascapes. Am Meer at Goethe-Institut London and in Helsinki, 2006; Tamed Nature at Brandenburgische Kunstsammlungen, 2005, in Germany; Really True! The Assurance of Reality in Photography at Ruhrlandmuseum Essen, 2004, in Germany; and the Paradise of the Modern at Bauhaus Dessau in Germany. In 2007 he exhibited Real Landscapes at Galerie Herrmann & Wagner, Berlin and Von Oben und von Unten, at Akademie Franz Hitze Haus, Münster.
A number of catalogues have been published about Wrede: Strange Paradise (2005), Magic Worlds (2000), Birds Hang in the Air and Crey (1996), Samsoe (1994) and Places and Constellations (1993).

## Style

It is our relation to nature that interests Wrede: Our longing for nature and the medialized description thereof. With his camera he observes how artificial nature is received in the same way as real nature. This subject matter is well known in German philosophy. Philosophers such as Immanuel Kant and Friedrich Hegel studied the dialectic relation to nature. Wrede thereby continues this German tradition as a photographer, questioning our perception of nature.
Wrede's Real landscapes series are manipulations of landscapes. By adding artificial details into real nature he creates a staged scene that looks authentic at first. For the observer it becomes difficult to see what is actually real and what is unreal. The resemblance to model construction kits is striking. In effect he creates dreamlike scenes of nature or perhaps even nightmares.
# Ceromitia spatolodes

Ceromitia spatolodes is a species of moth of the family Adelidae. It is known from South Africa.
# Yuliya Dovhal

Yuliya Vitaliïvna Dovhal (Ukrainian: Юлія Віталіївна Довгаль; born June 2, 1983, in Kirovohrad) is a Ukrainian-Azerbaijani weightlifter.

## Career

Dovhal represented Ukraine at the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing, where she competed for the women's super heavyweight category (+75 kg), along with her compatriot Olha Korobka, who eventually won the silver medal. Dovhal placed seventh in this event, as she successfully lifted 118 kg in the single-motion snatch, and hoisted 140 kg in the two-part, shoulder-to-overhead clean and jerk, for a total of 258 kg.
# Peter Xu

Peter Xu (徐永泽 Xu Yongze; 9 October 1940) is the founder of an Evangelical Christian movement in China known as the "New Birth", "All Range" (全范围教会 Quanfanwei jiaohui), or "Born Again Movement." It is a Chinese house church movement, unregistered by the Chinese government. In 1997, he was sentenced to three years in prison for his leadership role. He moved to the United States following his release.
He is one of the subjects of the book Back to Jerusalem: Three Chinese House Church Leaders Share Their Vision to Complete the Great Commission by Paul Hattaway.
# Museums at Night

Museums at Night was a twice-yearly festival of late openings, sleepovers and special events taking place in museums, galleries, libraries, archive and heritage sites in the United Kingdom. It was affiliated with the European Night of Museums programme, and took place on weekends in late May (near to International Museum Day) and late October. It ceased operations in January 2020, through lack of funding.
Museums at Night was core funded by Arts Council England and administered by Culture24. For Museums at Night weekend 2009, cultural and heritage venues in the UK staged 157 events, attracting over 34,000 visitors. There were combined cultural and heritage programmes offered by multiple organisations in many United Kingdom towns and cities, including Stockport, Bath, Dorchester, Norwich, Liverpool and NewcastleGateshead. The largest single programme within the festival was that organised in Newcastle Gateshead, covering over 50 venues under the title The Late Shows.

## Participants

The "Connect!" competition between museums and other cultural hosting institutions engaged artists to produce art for the festival weekend.
One of the artists who participated in Museums at Night during May 2013 through The Late Shows was Julia Vogl, who created a chandelier with the help of members of the public, using 2500 recycled plastic bottles. Davy and Kristin McGuire participated in Museums at Night in November 2015 with Starkers, bringing the Williamson Art Gallery and Museum's statue Pauline to life, animating her to give her opinions on the visitors to the gallery over the years.