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# We Found It

We Found It is the ninth collaborative studio album by Porter Wagoner and Dolly Parton. It was released on February 12, 1973, by RCA Victor. The album was among their lower charting albums, reaching No. 20 on the U.S. country albums chart, while the title single reached No. 30 on the country singles chart.

## Critical reception

Professional ratings :
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Billboard gave a positive review of the album, saying, "It's all original material, written individually and collectively by the pair, and they manage to mix love and happiness into a perfect blending. Some of their best material to date, and that says a great deal." The mentioned "I've Been Married (Just as Long as You Have)", "I Am Always Waiting", and "Sweet Rachel Ann" as the best cuts on the album.

## Recording

Recording sessions for the album began at RCA Studio B in Nashville, Tennessee, on April 28, 1972, yielding only two tracks, of which "We Found It" made the final track listing. Two additional sessions followed on August 21 and 22, producing six of the album's tracks between them. The final session took place on November 29, from which two songs were selected to complete the album. One track on the album, "How Close They Must Be", was recorded during the April 7, 1971 session for 1972's The Right Combination • Burning the Midnight Oil.

## Track listing

Track listing, writing credits and track length adapted from LP sleeve. All tracks written by Porter Wagoner, except where noted.
# Nancy Uranga

Nancy Uranga Ramagoza (17 August 1954 – 6 October 1976) was a Cuban fencer. She competed in the women's individual and team foil events at the 1976 Summer Olympics. She was one of the passengers on board Cubana Flight 455, which was destroyed by a bomb set by Cuban exiles, killing everyone aboard.
# Gabriel's Passion

Gabriel's Passion (Spanish: La Pasión de Gabriel) is a Colombian feature film released in August 2009 directed by Luis Alberto Restrepo and starring Andrés Parra. It is the story of a passionate young priest, portrayed by Parra, who is assigned to a village in the mountains of Colombia's coffee region during the Colombian conflict.

## Plot

The film is set during the Colombian conflict. Father Gabriel is a stout and good-natured young priest in a town in the mountains of Colombia's coffee region. Unable to control his passions, Gabriel has a sexual affair with a woman from his parish. He also confronts the violent groups in his town. He has an internal debate between following the orders of the diocese or leaving the priesthood to help his community without the security of the cassock.
The film's other fundamental characters are the school principal and her husband who are described as "masters of empathy."
The film's website noted: "The film demonstrates how fact is stranger than fiction and how ordinary men can be heroes too. Gabriel's Passion questions the vow of chastity and reflects on the human weaknesses of priests. It also reveals how Christian salvation cannot occur without social and ideological liberation, as visible signs of human dignity."

## Production

The production was filmed in the mountains of Santuario and Pereira in the Colombian department of Risaralda.
The film starred Andrés Parra who gained fame three years later for his role as Pablo Escobar in the Colombian television series, Pablo Escobar, The Drug Lord.
The production credits include the following:
* Luis Alberto Restrepo - director and screenplay
* Alberto Amaya - producer
* Sergio Garcia - editor
* Sergio Garcia Moreno - cinematographer, director of photograph
* Pierre Heron - editor
* Carlos Rios - art director
* Diego Vasquez Moncayo - screenplay
The film's duration is 86 minutes.

## Cast

* Andrés Parra, as Father Gabriel
* María Cecilia Sánchez, as Silvia
* Jorge Rodríguez, as Alcides
* Isabel Gaona, as Roaario
* Diego Vásquez Camayo, as Profe Luna

## Reception and awards

In its first month in Colombian movie theaters, the film was seen by 176,510 viewers, making it one of the most viewed Colombian films of 2009.
At the 2009 Guadalajara Film Festival, Andrés Parra won the Mayahuel de Plata award as best actor. The film was also invited to film festivals in Warsaw and Medellin.
In a review in El Epectador, Enrique Posada called it a "beautiful film" and described its protagonist as "one of those guys, deeply committed to life, living every moment to the full. He is a tall, stout, good-natured man who enjoys the air and the water, daring, brave." Posada wrote that the opening sequence, a baptism scene in a mountain stream, is "truly poetic."
In 2016, film critic Jeronimo Rivera-Betancur of El Tiempo rated the film at No. 21 in his list of his favorite Colombian fiction films.
# Darling, How Could You!

Darling, How Could You! is a 1951 American period comedy film directed by Mitchell Leisen and starring Joan Fontaine, John Lund and Mona Freeman. The script is based on the 1905 J. M. Barrie play Alice Sit-by-the-Fire. It was produced and distributed by Paramount Pictures.

## Plot

In late 1906, brother and sister Cosmo and Amy Grey have not seen their parents for many years, their father being a doctor who has been in Panama during work on the Panama Canal. Their housekeeper sends them to see a play, Peter Pan, but by mistake they end up seeing a rather sophisticated family melodrama instead.
Robert and Alice Grey come home not sure what to expect. The children hardly know their parents at all. Baby Molly has formed a natural attachment to her nanny, and both are reluctant to have Alice come in and "take over". The three children warm to Robert readily, but Alice receives a cold welcome. Furthermore, the play has given Amy some peculiar ideas of how adults behave. When she hears Alice receive an invitation to meet family friend Dr. Steven Clark, she falsely assumes they are having a romantic tryst.
Amy shows up at Steve's unexpectedly, trying to talk him out of the "affair", much to his confusion. She then decides to hide in a closet when her parents arrive, but when a glove is found and Amy's presence revealed, everybody gets the wrong idea. Alice assumes the doctor is seeing her daughter, while Robert assumes the doctor is seeing his wife. Eventually, Alice discovers why Amy has believed she has been having an affair. She decides to follow the plot of the play and pretends to give Steve up in a dramatic fashion. This helps win Amy, and the other children, over to her side. She explains everything to Robert, much to his amusement, and the newly contented family sits by the fire.

## Cast

* Joan Fontaine as Mrs. Alice Grey
* John Lund as Dr. Robert Grey
* Mona Freeman as Amy Grey
* Peter Hansen as Dr. Steve Clark
* David Stollery as Cosmo Grey
* Virginia Farmer as Fanny
* Angela Clarke as Nurse
* Lowell Gilmore as Aubrey Quayne
* Robert Barrat as Mr. Rossiter
* Gertrude Michael as Mrs. Rossiter
* Mary Murphy as Sylvia
* Frank Elliott as Simms
* Billie Bird as Rosie
* Willard Waterman as Theatre Manager

## Reception

In a contemporary review for The New York Times, critic Howard Thompson called the film "feeble, sticky and laboriously arch" and a "lusterless flapdoodle." Thompson wrote: "Ragged sentimentality and hackneyed misunderstanding march hand in hand through this tritely presented tale of parlor embarrassment. ... Paramount, how could you!"
# Von der Leyen Commission

Von der Leyen Commission refers to either of two consecutive European Commissions headed by Ursula von der Leyen:
* Von der Leyen Commission I (2019–2024)
* Von der Leyen Commission II (2024–2029)
# VV Almkerk

VV Almkerk is an association football club from Almkerk, Netherlands. It was founded on 4 October 1945. Its home ground is Sportpark Almkerk. The first male squad of VV Almkerk plays in Eerste Klasse Saturday South since 2018. Coach is Ad van Seeters, who replaced Robert Roest in the summer of 2019.
# Pterinopelma

Pterinopelma is a genus of Brazilian tarantulas that was first described by Reginald Innes Pocock in 1901. As of June 2023 it contains two species, found in Brazil: P. felipeleitei and P. vitiosum. It was removed from the synonymy of Eupalaestrus in 2011.

## Diagnosis

They resemble the Lasiodora, Vitalius, and Nhandu genera as they all lack accessory prolateral keels and by having an apical and sub apical palpal keel in males. They own a short spermathecae which is separated by a sclerotized area in females. Males can be distinguished by lack stridulating hairs on the prolateral coxae, and owning denticles in the inferior keel and weakly developed keels of the palpal bulb. Females can be distinguished by the absence of long hairs on the carapace, and having a sternum which is as wide as it is long, or being wider than longer.
# The Sting of Death

The Sting of Death (死の棘, Shi no Toge) is a 1990 Japanese film directed by Kōhei Oguri and based on the novel by Toshio Shimao. It tells the story of a writer with a wandering eye and his jealous wife. The film was selected as the Japanese entry for the Best Foreign Language Film at the 63rd Academy Awards, but was not accepted as a nominee.

## Cast

* Keiko Matsuzaka as Miho (ミホ)
* Ittoku Kishibe as Toshio (トシオ)
* Midori Kiuchi as Kuniko (邦子)
* Takenori Matsumura as Shin'ichi (伸一)
* Yuri Chikamori as Maya (マヤ)
* Akira Yamanouchi as Masagaro a.k.a. Oji (おじ)
* Miyoko Nakamura as Riki a.k.a. Oba (おば)

## Production

The film was partly shot on location in Kakeromajima, Amami Islands.

## Awards

The Sting of Death won the FIPRESCI Prize and the Grand Prize of the Jury at the 1990 Cannes Film Festival where it was also nominated for the Golden Palm. In that year it also won the Hochi Film Award and the Nikkan Sports Film Award. In 1991 the film won the Award of the Japanese Academy, the Blue Ribbon Award, the Kinema Junpo Award and the Mainichi Film Concours.
# Helen Buckingham

Helen Elizabeth Buckingham OAM (born 17 November 1952) is a retired Australian politician. She was the Labor Party member of the Victorian Legislative Council from 2002 to 2006, representing Koonung Province. She is the daughter of former state Labor leader Frank Wilkes, and a former teacher and local councillor.

## Early life

Buckingham was born in Melbourne, and went to secondary school in the suburb of Preston, but switched to the selective University High School for her final year. She studied teaching at La Trobe University, and took up her first position teaching history and politics at the somewhat underprivileged Pascoe Vale Girls High School. She taught there from 1975 to 1982, and then worked for a time at the private Mount Scopus College. From 1987, she taught at Presbyterian Ladies' College, and worked there until retiring from teaching in 1991. She took up a position as a careers counsellor the following year.

## Politics

Buckingham was actively involved in a number of community organisations, and was on the board of Box Hill Hospital for several years,http://www.easternhealth.org.au/boxhill/bhh.html as well as being a member of the Monash University Department of Physiology's Animal Ethics Committee. In 1997, Buckingham made a bid to be elected as a councillor for the City of Whitehorse, and was ultimately successful.
She became mayor the following year, and served for two years in this capacity. Buckingham was not re-elected as mayor in 2000, but continued to serve as a councillor. She stood as the Labor candidate for the federal seat of Deakin at the 2001 election, and was thought to have a chance of winning it. However, the 2001 election was not successful for Labor, and Buckingham was defeated.
Her second bid for political office was to be more successful. She switched from federal to state politics, and won pre-selection for the Legislative Council seat of Koonung Province at the 2002 election. It was held by a strong margin by sitting Liberal member Gerald Ashman, but the election resulted in a significant landslide victory for Labor, and Buckingham soundly defeated Ashman, even before the distribution of preferences.
She was instrumental in reforms to the regulation of Victorian Bodies Corporate. She also played a strong role on the Parliament's All-Party Education Committee. She also focused on local issues such as preventing the closure of the Angliss Hospital. She served on the Legislative Council Privileges Committees.
Her term was marred by a serious illness which forced her to take leave for the second half of 2004. She returned to her duties in 2005 . While on holiday in England during the year, she found herself caught up in the 7 July 2005 London bombings; she was on a train in front of one of those bombed.
Buckingham retired at the 2006 election.

## Honours

Buckingham was awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) in 2018.
# The Story So Far (2001 film)

Sick of It All: The Story So Far is a 2001 American documentary film about the punk band Sick of It All. It was directed by Brant Sersen.

## Cast

* Dicky Barrett
* Gary "Chops" MacConnie
* CIV (band)
* H$_2$O (band)
* John Joseph
* Lou Koller – Sick of It All – vocals
* Pete Koller – Sick of It All – guitars
* Armand Majidi – Sick of It All – drums
* NOFX (band)
* Rancid (band)
* Craig Setari – Sick of It All – bass
# The Sunset Legion

The Sunset Legion is a lost 1928 American silent Western film directed by Lloyd Ingraham and Alfred L. Werker, written by Garrett Graham and Frances Marion, and starring Fred Thomson, Edna Murphy, William Courtright, and Harry Woods. It was released on April 21, 1928, by Paramount Pictures.

## Cast

* Fred Thomson as Masked Rider / Whittling Cowboy
* Edna Murphy as Susan
* William Courtright as Old Bill
* Harry Woods as Honest John
* Silver King the Horse as Silver
* Slim Whitaker as Bartender (uncredited)
# Seh Tolun Rural District

Seh Tolun Rural District (Persian: دهستان سه تلون) is in Abolfares District of Ramhormoz County, Khuzestan province, Iran. Its capital is the village of Seh Tolun.

## History

After the 2011 National Census, Abolfares Rural District was separated from the Central District in the formation of Abolfares District, and Seh Tolun Rural District was created in the new district.

## Demographics
### Population

At the time of the 2016 census, the rural district's population was 3,107 in 794 households. The most populous of its eight villages was Darreh Tu Nem Nemi, with 1,257 people.
# The Tanks Are Coming (1951 film)

The Tanks Are Coming is a 1951 war film directed by Lewis Seiler and starring Steve Cochran and Philip Carey. The story is set during World War II in 1944 France. The film chronicles the U.S. 3rd Armored Division's advance across northern France and its attempt to pierce the Siegfried Line.
Not to be confused with the 20-minute educational film of the same name from 1941.

## Plot

Normandy, 1944, post-D-Day. A tank commander, Sgt. Joe Davis, is very popular with his men. So much so, that when he is killed during a brief skirmish with the enemy, his crew fall into despondency. That is, until Davis's replacement, Sgt. Sullivan, shows up. To the men, his arrival is like a splash of ice water. "Sully" rouses their anger by ordering the immediate discard of Davis's personal effects. He replaces their popular tank driver with a known drunkard. Sully doesn't stop there. He challenges the loyalty of a German-American crew member named "Heinie." He bullies another man, Kolowicz, into fisticuffs.
In short, Sully transforms a crew of emotional zombies, bemoaning their probable fate, into an over-achieving squad of efficient killers. All of this, despite their hatred of Sully. But in the following months, as they fight their way to the Siegfried Line, both Sullivan and his men begin to share a mutual respect.

## Cast

* Steve Cochran as Francis Aloysius 'Sully' Sullivan
* Philip Carey as Lt. Rawson
* Mari Aldon as Patricia Kane
* Paul Picerni as Danny Kolowicz
* Harry Bellaver as Lemchek
* James Dobson as George 'Ike' Eisenhower
* George O'Hanlon as Sgt. Tucker
* John McGuire as Col. Matthews
* Robert Boon as Heinrich 'Heinie' Weinburger
* Michael Steele as Sgt. Joe Davis
* Roy Roberts as the Commanding General (uncredited)
# The Temple of Venus (film)

The Temple of Venus is a 1923 American silent fantasy romance film directed by Henry Otto. It stars William Walling, Mary Philbin, and Mickey McBan. It was produced by William Fox and released by his Fox Film Corporation.

## Plot

The fantasy has a modern theme and mythological sequences involving shots of beaches with flimsy gowned dancers and imaginative caverns where dwell Venus, Neptune, Jupiter and the rest of the gods. There is also some views of wild life such as seals and tropical birds.

## Cast

* William Walling as Dennis Dean
* Mary Philbin as Moira
* Mickey McBan as Mickey
* Alice Day as Peggy
* David Butler as Nat Harper
* William Boyd as Stanley Dale
* Phyllis Haver as Constance Lane
* Léon Bary as Phil Greyson
* Celeste Lee as Venus
* Senorita Consuella as Thetis
* Robert Klein as Neptune
* Marilyn Boyd as Juno
* Frank Keller as Jupiter
* Lorraine Eason as Echo
* Helen Vigil as Diana

## Production

On location filming was conducted at Santa Cruz Island, California. Jean Arthur was initially cast as the lead, but was replaced by the more experienced Mary Philbin after a few days of rehearsal.

## Preservation

With no prints of The Temple of Venus located in any film archive, it is a lost film.
# Gerard Hanna

Gerard Joseph Hanna (born 22 December 1941) is the bishop emeritus of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Wagga Wagga. He was previously a priest in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Armidale. He was consecrated by Archbishop Francis Carroll at Joyes Hall, Wagga Wagga, on 15 May 2002.

## Early life

Hanna was born on 22 December 1941 in Armidale, New South Wales, into a high-profile, local business family. He studied for the priesthood at St Columba's College, Springwood and St Patrick's College, Manly and attained a Post-Graduate Diploma in Pastoral Theology from Heythrop College, University of London.

## Priesthood

Hanna was ordained a priest on 9 December 1968 at Saints Mary and Joseph Catholic Cathedral, Armidale, by Bishop Henry Kennedy. He was initially posted to Inverell as an assistant priest and then St Nicholas Catholic Church, East Tamworth. He was then an assistant priest at Moree. He left to study in London and then returned in 1981 as a supply priest.
In 1982, he was appointed to South Tamworth for 18 months and then returned to East Tamworth as administrator, where he remained for 18 years.

## Episcopacy

On 5 February 2002, Pope John Paul II appointed Hanna as Bishop of Wagga Wagga. He was ordained and installed by Archbishop Francis Carroll at Joyes Hall, Wagga Wagga on 15 May 2002.

## Retirement

On 12 September 2016, citing ill health, Hanna's resignation was accepted by Pope Francis. He moved back to his home town to spend his retirement years alongside family and occasionally celebrates Mass at Saint Mary of the Angels, Guyra.
In 2018, The Sydney Morning Herald published an article alleging Hanna turned a blind eye and was embroiled in a cover-up of sexual offending against minors by paedophile priest John Farrell. Hanna had been administrator of a parish in Tamworth East and Farrell was moved to the parish by Bishop Henry Kennedy.
Hanna told the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse he had been warned of Farrell's offending by Bishop Kennedy but that his knowledge was "limited". Farrell was placed on restrictive ministry under the watch of Hanna. The article alleged Hanna authorised the use of Church funds to pay a highly regarded silk, Chester Porter, to defend him. Hanna told the Royal Commission he did not pay the legal bill, but forwarded it to the Diocese of Armidale for payment.
An article in The Catholic Weekly, defended Hanna, citing evidence in the Royal Commission he had warned against ordaining Farrell. When Farrell was placed under Hanna's care, he made sure to warn the assistant priests, school principals and a local nun about his offending. Hanna also warned a family, who Farrell spent time around, of the allegations. It noted when Farrell was charged, Hanna stood him down from ministry but did not have the ability to suspend his faculties.
The Whitlam Report, a 2012 inquiry into the Farrell case conducted by former Federal Court judge Antony Whitlam QC, concluded it was "fortuitous" Farrell was placed with Hanna because of the supervision he provided which kept him from re-offending. It also revealed that Hanna funded Farrell's defence from parish funds.
# Ja Lidong rebellion

The Ja Lidong rebellion was a Cham anti-Vietnamese rebellion led by a Cham leader named Ja Lidong in 1822–23. Ja Lidong was either a Cham or a highlander, and his multi-ethnic revolt consisted of both Cham and highlanders of Churu, Raglai, Koho backgrounds.
From 1799 onward, the Vietnamese Nguyen court effectively turned Panduranga, the last Cham (Champa) polity, into a Vietnamese semisatrapy, with nominal rulers appointed by Gia Long and his son Minh Mang. The recent ruling ruler of Panduranga, Po Saong Nyung Ceng, died in June 1822 while his vice king Po Klan Thu was in Huế with the court of Minh Mang, was waiting for an desired investiture.
In August 1822, Ja Lidong from Malathit (southwest of Phan Thiết) led a Cham uprising against Minh Mang's harsh mandatory levies and were advancing toward Bình Thuận, posing a threat to densely populated areas of Bình Thuận where the (Vietnamese) Kinh were majority residents. Furious with news of the rebellion, Po Klan Thu requested Minh Mang for help, and Minh Mang immediately approved. Po Klan Thu was enthroned shortly after as ruler of Champa but a "commissioner of Champa" from the eyes of the Vietnamese, still he wasn't able to restrain discontent among the Chams. After receiving the investiture, Po Klan Thu returned to Panduranga's capital Phan Rí, while Ja Lidong's forces had captured many regions and blown up a strategic fort in Thị Linh.
In February 1823, the Cham royal court assembled an army, assisted by Kinh militia under the command of Thái Văn Thuận. From Long Hương, Phan Rí and Phú Hài, they began hunting down the rebels of Ja Lidong, engaged and defeated them. The army of Ja Lidong however did not disintegrate but retreated westward to the Mekong Delta, which was under the governance of the Viceroyalty of Saigon. The current viceroy of Saigon, Lê Văn Duyệt, sent envoy Nguyễn Văn Châu to meet Ja Lidong and made a compromise. After the deal has been facilitated, Ja Lidong agreed to surrender his arms and army peacefully to Lê Văn Duyệt.