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# Council of Ministers of Mali

The Council of Ministers of Mali (French: Conseil des ministres du Mali) consists of members appointed by the president with the advice of the prime minister.
The Council of Ministers is chaired by the prime minister and is tasked with managing government operations.

## Members of the Council of Ministers

| OFFICE | NAME |
| Prime Minister | Vacant |
| Minister of Foreign Affairs (Mali) | — |
| Ministry of Public Health and Hygiene (Mali) | — |
| Ministry of Justice (Mali) | — |
| Malian Armed Forces | — |
| Direction Nationale des Archives du Mali | — |
| Agence Nationale de l'Aviation Civile du Mali | — |
| Defense ministers of Mali | — |
| Tourism ministers of Mali | — |
| Health ministers of Mali | — |
| Agriculture Ministers of Mali | — |
| Finance ministers of Mali | — |
| Minister of Education, literacy, promotion of national languages and civics | Vacant |
| Minister of Posts and New Technologies | Vacant |
| Minister of Culture | Vacant |
| Minister of Defense and Veterans Affairs* | Vacant |
| Minister of the Economy, Finance and Budget | Vacant |
| Minister of Trade and Industry | Vacant |
| Minister of Employment and Vocational Training | Vacant |
| Minister of Energy and Water | Vacant |
| Minister of Handicrafts and Tourism | Vacant |
| Minister of Environment and Sanitation | Vacant |
| Minister of Equipment and Transport* | Vacant |
| Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation | Vacant |
| Minister of Internal Security and Civil Protection* | Vacant |
| Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Solidarity and the Elderly | Vacant |
| Minister of Health | Vacant |
| Minister of Housing, Planning and Land Affairs | Vacant |
| Minister of Internal Security and Civil Protection | Vacant |
| Minister of Justice, Keeper of the Seals | Vacant |
| Minister of Labor, Civil Service, and State Reforms | Vacant |
| Minister of Livestock and Fisheries | Vacant |
| Minister of Malians Abroad and African Integration | Vacant |
| Minister of Mines | Vacant |
| Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research | Vacant |
| Minister of Social Development, Solidarity, and the Elderly | Vacant |
| Minister of Religious Affairs and Worship | Vacant |
| Minister of Territorial Administration, Decentralization and Regional Planning* | Vacant |
| Minister of family, promotion of women and children | Vacant |
| Minister of Youth and Sports | Vacant |
| Minister of Labour, Public Service and Institutional Relations | Vacant |
| Communications Minister, government spokesman | Vacant |
| Minister Delegate to the Minister of Economy, Finance and Budget, for the Budget | Vacant |
| decentralization and planning | Vacant |
Updated as of August 2020
The cabinet was changed after Ibrahim Boubacar Keïta took the office in 2013. It then was vacated after Keïta's resignation following his arrest by opposition-backed mutinying soldiers in August 2020.
# County Buildings, Stafford

County Buildings is a municipal facility at Martin Street in Stafford, Staffordshire. The building, which is the meeting place for both Staffordshire County Council and Stafford Borough Council, is a Grade II* listed building.

## History

In the 19th century the Shire Hall in Market Square became well established as the venue for judicial meetings and civic functions in the county. Following the implementation of the Local Government Act 1888, which established county councils in every county, there was a need to find offices and a meeting place for Staffordshire County Council. The council initially met at the Shire Hall, but shortly after the council's creation it was decided to procure new county offices: the site they selected in Martin Street immediately adjoined the Shire Hall and had previously been occupied by several a row of retail properties.
The new County Buildings, which were designed by Henry Hare in the Baroque revival style, were completed in 1895. The design involved an asymmetrical main frontage with fifteen bays facing onto the Martin Street; the central section of seven bays featured a doorway with an architrave and segmental pediment with mullioned windows on the first floor. The left hand section, which slightly projected forward, featured a window split by Ionic order columns while the right hand section, which also slightly projected forward, featured a venetian window. Internally, the principal room was the council chamber which featured plasterwork by Frederick Schenck as well as figures sculpted by William Aumonier. Additional offices in a similar style were subsequently built on the opposite southern side of Martin Street in 1913 and 1925.
In April 2009 the council announced plans for a new headquarters in Tipping Street: the new offices were designed by 3DReid, built by Volker Fitzpatrick at a cost of £38 million and completed in October 2011. The new offices were officially opened by the Countess of Wessex as "Staffordshire Place" in May 2013.
Following the departure of council officers and their departments to Staffordshire Place, the later buildings at 15 and 16 Martin Street on the south side of Martin Street were sold and converted into a series of private residences known as "Martin Street Mansions". However, the county council retained the main 1895 building on the north side of Martin Street which contains the main civic rooms, and continued to hold full meetings of the county council in the council chamber there. The civic rooms in County Buildings were also made available for weddings and civil partnerships. The building is also used for full council meetings of Stafford Borough Council, following the sale of the borough council's old Guildhall in the Market Square to become a shopping centre and bank in 1990.
# Cox, Haute-Garonne

Cox is a commune in the Haute-Garonne department in southwestern France. It is about 40 km north west of Toulouse.
The name Cox is derived from the Occitan word 'Coth' meaning 'top of the hill'.
The village has a museum of pottery, housed in the former home of potter Joseph Laballe (1886-1942).
# Cassiopea ndrosia

Cassiopea ndrosia is a species of true jellyfish in the family Cassiopeidae. It has been found in the Pacific Ocean and in waters surrounding Australia and Fiji.

## Etymology

The genus name derives from Cassiopeia, a figure in Greek mythology. The specific epithet, ndrosia, was derived from the native Fijian name for the species, ndrosi.

## Description

Cassiopea ndrosia has eight oral arms, around 30 mm (1.2 in) in length, that have suction-mouths and leaf-shaped vesicles on their lower surface. The upper portions of these arms can range from white to slightly gray; the suction-mouths are surrounded by small tentacles that are a deep brown color, and the vesicles are an olive-green. It has four sub-genital cavities, and four gonads. Its bell is disk-shaped and flat, and is around 50 mm (1.9 in) in diameter. The number of rhopalia can vary, with the original description noting there were instances of specimens having 18 and 22. The rhopalia are equidistant from each other. It has two sets of muscle bands; a number of these, in the lower bell, radiate towards the rhopalia. These bands are opaque and white, while those on the top of the bell are a deep blue-green color. The bell is mostly an ashy brown, otherwise. Each rhopalium has a white spot on its radius, and there are often four white streaks between each adjacent pair of rhopalia. Additionally, there are several white spots on the inner area of the lower bell. It has four small pores, or ostia, in the sub-genital area.
# County Offices

County Offices may refer to:
* County Offices, Kendal, England
* County Offices, Lincoln, England
* County Offices, Monaghan, Ireland
* County Offices, Wick, Scotland
# Highly Refined Pirates

Professional ratings :
| Review scores ||
| Source | Rating |
| Allmusic | link |
| Pitchfork Media | (5.4/10) link |
Highly Refined Pirates is Minus the Bear's debut full-length album, released on November 19, 2002, by Suicide Squeeze Records.

## Personnel

* Jake Snider - Vocals and guitar
* Dave Knudson - Guitar
* Erin Tate - Drums
* Cory Murchy - Bass
* Matt Bayles - Electronics

### Additional personnel

* Produced and Engineered by Steve Fisk
* Mixed by Steve Fisk and Troy Tietjen, except 4, 7, 10, 12, and 14 mixed by Matt Bayles
* Mastered by Ed Brooks
* Additional vocals by Amy Blaschke on "Get Me Naked 2: Electric Boogaloo"

## Trivia

* Some of the song titles are quotes from the film Starship Troopers.
# Hillcroft Avenue

Hillcroft Avenue is an arterial road in western Houston, Texas, United States. The street spans 8 miles (13 km) and is between Beltway 8 and Westheimer Road. To the south Hillcroft has a wide boulevard, and many single family homes surround Hillcroft; some subdivisions use fences and shrubs as a barrier between Hillcroft and the houses. To the north Hillcroft is surrounded by strip centers and multifamily developments. Hillcroft runs through Brays Oaks (Fondren Southwest), Gulfton, and the Mahatma Gandhi District.
Bob Stein, the dean of the School of Social Sciences of Rice University, said "Hillcroft is disorganized but not necessarily unorganized development. It is what Houston is all about. When you go from one end of Hillcroft to the other end, you cross every ethnic and racial group in our city. As a result, I want to say it is a microcosm." Tara Dooley of the Houston Chronicle described Hillcroft as "pure Houston, created with dedication to the automobile and an aversion to zoning."

## History

In the 2000s the India Culture Center and several South Asian merchants originally wanted to rename a stretch of Hillcroft Avenue to Mahatma Gandhi Avenue; however that required signatures of 75% of commercial property owners of the given part of the street. Manisha Gandhi Mehta, a spokesperson for the opening event that was held on January 16, 2010, said that the organizers of the district found difficulty in getting non-South Asian merchants to agree to the renaming of the street. In 2009 the head members of the India Culture Center and several South Asian merchants agreed to pay $10,000 for the street signage that designates the area as the Mahatma Gandhi District.
The first section of Hillcroft Avenue, between Bellaire Boulevard and what is now Bissonnet Street, was built in the mid-1950s as part of the Sharpstown development. It initially featured a ditch in the median which was covered in the late 1970s.
Throughout 2010, Hillcroft Avenue was fully reconstructed between Bellaire Boulevard and the Southwest Freeway (US 59). This section was widened from six lanes to eight lanes and was completed in October. The road's exceptionally wide right-of-way (140 feet (43 meters) allowed for this widening while maintaining a landscaped median.
# Hilldale, Missouri

Hilldale is an unincorporated community in Howard County, in the U.S. state of Missouri.

## History

A post office called Hilldale was established in 1894, and remained in operation until 1910. The community was so named on account of hill and dale near the original town site.
# Cowboy in the Clouds

Cowboy in the Clouds is a 1943 American Western film directed by Benjamin H. Kline and written by Elizabeth Beecher. The film stars Charles Starrett, Dub Taylor, Julie Duncan, Jimmy Wakely, Davison Clark and Wally Wales. The film was released on December 23, 1943, by Columbia Pictures.

## Cast

* Charles Starrett as Steve Kendall
* Dub Taylor as Cannonball
* Julie Duncan as Dorrie Bishop
* Jimmy Wakely as Glen Avery
* Davison Clark as Amos Fowler
* Wally Wales as Haldey
* Dick Curtis as Roy Madison
* Ed Cassidy as Sheriff Page
* Paul Conrad as Dean
* Charles King as Thripp
* John Tyrrell as Mack Judd
* Foy Willing as Foy
* Shelby Atchinson as Shelby
* Dwight Latham as Dwight
* Guy Bonham as Guy
* Walter Carlson as Walter
# Cowboy shooting

Cowboy shooting may refer to:
* Cowboy Action Shooting
* Cowboy Mounted Shooting
# Himmacia diligenda

Himmacia diligenda is a moth in the family Depressariidae. It was described by Edward Meyrick in 1928. It is found in North America, where it has been recorded from Texas.
The wingspan is about 25 mm. The forewings are pale rosy, slightly tinged with greyish ochreous. The stigmata is faintly infuscated, hardly traceable. The hindwings are ochreous whitish.
# Himmacia stratia

Himmacia stratia is a moth in the family Depressariidae. It was described by Ronald W. Hodges in 1974. It is found in North America, where it has been recorded from Arizona.
The wingspan is about 20 mm. Adults have been recorded on wing in July and August.
# Himleån

Himleån is a river in Sweden.
# Castle Court

Castle Court may refer to:
* CastleCourt, Belfast, Northern Ireland, a shopping centre
* Castle Court School, Dorset, England
# Hildre

Hildre is a village in the municipality of Haram in Møre og Romsdal county, Norway. It is also called Hildrestranda, which is also the name of the beach that stretches from Synnaland to Gamlemshaugen.

## History

People have lived on Hildrestranda since the migration period. At Haugneset there are remains of burial mounds. A farm history for the farms on Hildrestranda is being prepared as part of a new village book for Haram municipality. In order to carry out sea fishing on Storegga, also called Eggafiske, the Hildrestrandingen had tillers at Ulla on Haramsøya from 1778. On 1 January 2020, Hildre was transferred from the municipality of Haram to Ålesund. However, it was returned to Haram when the latter was split off as a separate municipality on 1 January 2024.

## Religion

Hildre Church is the main church for the village of Hildre.
# Hildr Hrólfsdóttir

Hildr or Ragnhildr Hrólfsdóttir was a 9th-century woman who is referenced in various Old Norse sources including Óláfs saga helga, Orkneyinga saga, and Landnámabók and is also one of the few female skalds from whom verses survive.
According to the sagas, Hild was the daughter of Rolv Nefia (Hrólfr nefja), jarl at Trondhjem (modern Trondheim). In the Orkneyinga saga, the daughter of Rolv Nefia is called Ragnhild, although in the Heimskringla she is called Hild. Her father used to go on viking expeditions. One summer he plundered in Vík. This aroused King Harald Fairhair's anger and he was banished. Hild appealed unsuccessfully for clemency for her father. On this occasion she composed a skaldic stanza (lausavísa), which is one of the few examples of skaldic poetry composed by a woman that have come down to us.
She was married to Rognvald Eysteinsson, who was the jarl of Møre. They had three sons: Ivar (Ívarr), Thorir (Þórir), and Rolv (Hrólfr). Thorir succeeded his father as jarl of Møre. Rolv (Hrólfr), nicknamed Gǫngu-Hrólfr (Rolv the Walker), became known as Rollo of Normandy. The death of Ivar during an earlier campaign in support of King Harald Fairhair resulted in the Northern Isles (Norðreyar) being gifted to his family as compensation. According to the Historia Norvegiae, Rognvald's family conquered Orkney and the Shetland Islands in the late 9th century.
# Coyotes (song)

Coyotes is an American Western song written by Bob McDill and closely associated with cowboy singer Don Edwards. It appears on Edwards' 1993 album Goin' Back to Texas, and was featured on the soundtrack of the 2005 documentary film Grizzly Man.
The Great American Country network named Coyotes as one of their Top 20 Cowboy and Cowgirl Songs; Members of the Western Writers of America chose it as one of the Top 100 Western Songs of all time. In a 2010 interview with Cowboys & Indians magazine, Edwards said "Bob McDill wrote the song in 1984 or '85 and couldn't pitch it to anyone. He put it in a drawer in his office and forgot about it until we started recording at Warner Brothers."
The song is a story of what happens to a man when the world as he knows it and works in it begins to disappear. Among the things that the protagonist says "are gone" are nineteenth-century people, animals, and concepts that contemporary listeners may not be familiar with: Pancho Villa, longhorns, drovers, Comanches, outlaws, Geronimo, Sam Bass, the lion, the red wolf, Quantrill (sounds like Quantro in the song, (one version he says Quanah Parker, who was a Comanche. So what sounds like Quantro may be Quanah) and Stand Watie. In the end, the protagonist is gone, too.
The song can also be found on the Hinges album by The Matt Poss Band.
The song was one of the records selected by British politician and adventurer, Rory Stewart, as part of his Desert Island Discs.
# Cowichan Valley

The Cowichan Valley is a region around the Cowichan River, Cowichan Bay and Cowichan Lake on Vancouver Island, in British Columbia, Canada. There is some debate as to the origin of the name Cowichan, which many believe to be an anglicized form of the First Nations tribal name Quw'utsun.

## Communities

Communities that lie within the actual Cowichan River/Cowichan Bay watershed include Duncan, Lake Cowichan, Cowichan Bay, Cowichan Station and Maple Bay. Other nearby communities are affiliated mainly through the Cowichan Valley Regional District. Crofton and Chemainus, lie within the Chemainus River Valley, while Cobble Hill, Shawnigan Lake, Mill Bay, and Ladysmith inhabit a coastal plain that includes the Cowichan and Chemainus River deltas.
The Trans Canada Trail goes through the Valley, and there are numerous options for hiking enthusiasts. On January 7, 2010 an air quality monitoring station was installed.

## Agriculture

The Cowichan Valley is the home of a growing number of vineyards and wineries. They include Unsworth Vineyards, Cherry Point Vineyards, Blue Grouse, Glenterra, Vigneti Zanatta, Venturi-Schulze, and Averill Creek. The warm, dry summers and mild, moist winters make this area part of Canada's only maritime Mediterranean climate, providing good growing conditions for many grape varietals.
# Cowichan Valley Regional Transit System

Cowichan Valley Regional Transit System is a public bus service in Duncan and the Cowichan Valley of British Columbia, Canada. The conventional transit of the Cowichan Valley Transit System has been in service since 1993. handyDART is a transportation service for people with a disability who are unable to use conventional transit, which is operated by Volunteer Cowichan.

## Services

There is a weekday commuter service between Duncan, Cobble Hill, Mill Bay, Shawnigan Lake, and Victoria. Buses leave the Cowichan Valley in the morning and return in the evening. They travel via the Malahat. Funding for the service, which started operating on October 20, 2008 is provided by Cowichan Valley Regional District, Victoria Regional Transit and BC Transit.

## Routes
### Regional routes

| No. | Route | Termini | Notes |
| 2 | Mt. Prevost | Cowichan Commons-Village Green Mall via Cowichan District Hospital | |
| 3 | Quamichan | Cowichan Commons-Village Green Mall via Duncan Westside | |
| 4 | Maple Bay | Maple Bay-Village Green Mall | |
| 5 | Eagle Heights | starts and ends at Village Green Mall. Travels via Cowichan 1 Reserve, and Eagle Heights and Koksilah areas. | Runs on weekdays. |
| 6 | Crofton/Chemainus | Chemainus-Village Green Mall. 6A travels from Crofton Rd to Henry Rd along Chemainus. 6B travels from Crofton Rd to Henry Rd along Mt. Sicker and Hwy 1. |
| 7 | Cowichan Lake | Lake Cowichan Town Centre-Village Green Mall via Gibbins | |
| 7X | Cowichan Lake Express | Lake Cowichan Town Centre-Village Green Mall via Hwy 18. Some runs of 7 and 7X travel further along South Shore Rd and then into residential south Lake Cowichan. | Weekday peak service. |
| 8 | Mill Bay via Telegraph Road / Duncan via Shawnigan Lake | Village Green Mall - Mill Bay | Stops at BC Ferries Mill Bay terminal. |
| 9 | Mill Bay via Shawnigan Lake / Duncan via Telegraph Road | Village Green Mall - Mill Bay | |
| 20 | Youbou Connector | Lake Cowichan-Youbou | Runs daily except Sunday. |
| 21 | Honeymoon Bay Connector | Lake Cowichan-Gordon Bay Provincial Park | Runs daily except Sunday. |
| 31 | Alderwood-Ladysmith | starts and ends at 1st & Symonds in Ladysmith. Travels through Downtown and through western and northern portions of the town. | Runs daily except Sunday. |
| 34 | Ladysmith-Chemainus | Ladysmith-Chemainus | Runs daily except Sunday. |
| 36 | Ladysmith-Duncan Express | Ladysmith-Village Green Mall | Runs daily except Sunday. |
| 70 NCX | Nanaimo-Cowichan Express | Downtown Nanaimo-Village Green Mall | Runs daily except Sunday. |

### Commuter routes

| No. | Route | Termini | Notes |
| 66 CVX | Cowichan-Victoria Express | Village Green Mall-Downtown Victoria | Runs daily except Sunday. Former Saturday service (Route 44) merged into 66 in 2023. |
| 99 SVX | Shawnigan Lake-Victoria Express | Cobble Hill Park & Ride-Downtown Victoria | Weekday peak service. |
# Coupe du Gabon Interclubs

The Coupe du Gabon Interclubs is the top knockout tournament of the Gabonese football.

## Winners

* 1961-63 : unknown
* 1964 : AS Mangasport (Moanda)
* 1965-77 : unknown
* 1978 : AS Stade Mandji (Ogooué-Maritime)
* 1979 : AS Stade Mandji (Ogooué-Maritime)
* 1980-83 : unknown
* 1984 : ASMO/FC 105 (Libreville) 2-1 AS Sogara (Port-Gentil)
* 1985 : AS Sogara (Port-Gentil)
* 1986 : ASMO/FC 105 (Libreville)
* 1987 : USM Libreville bt Mbilinga FC (Port-Gentil)
* 1988 : Vantour Mangoungou (Libreville) 1-0 Shellsport (Port-Gentil)
* 1989 : Petrosport (Port-Gentil)
* 1990 : Shellsport (Port-Gentil)
* 1991 : USM Libreville
* 1992 : Delta Sports (Libreville) 4-0 ASMO/FC 105 (Libreville)
* 1993 : Mbilinga FC (Libreville) 2-1 (a.p.) Delta Sports (Libreville)
* 1994 : AS Mangasport (Moanda) 4-3 Petrosport (Port-Gentil)
* 1995 : Mbilinga FC (Port-Gentil)
* 1996 : ASMO/FC 105 (Libreville)
* 1997 : Mbilinga FC (Port-Gentil)
* 1998 : Mbilinga FC (Port-Gentil) 3-0 Wongosport (Libreville)
* 1999 : US Bitam 2-1 Aigles Verts (Port-Gentil)
* 2000 : AO Evizo (Lambarèné)
* 2001 : AS Mangasport (Moanda) 1-0 TP Akwembé (Libreville)
* 2002 : USM Libreville 1-1 (4 - 2) JS Libreville
* 2003 : US Bitam 1-1 (4 - 3) USM Libreville
* 2004 : FC 105 Libreville 3-2 AS Mangasport (Moanda)
* 2005 : AS Mangasport (Moanda) 2-0 Sogéa FC (Libreville)
* 2006 : Téléstar FC (Libreville) 3-2 FC 105 Libreville
* 2007 : AS Mangasport (Moanda) 1-0 Sogéa FC (Libreville)
* 2008 : USM Libreville 2-1 AS Mangasport (Moanda)
* 2009 : FC 105 Libreville 2-1 (aet) Sogéa FC
* 2010 : US Bitam 2-1 Missile FC (Libreville)
* 2011 : AS Mangasport (Moanda) 1-0 AS Pélican
* 2012 : not held
* 2013 : CF Mounana (Libreville) 2-0 US Bitam
* 2014 : not held
* 2015 : CF Mounana (Libreville) 2-1 AFJ (Libreville)
* 2016 : CF Mounana (Libreville) 3-0 Akanda FC (Libreville)
# Hilde Dobiasch

Hilde Dobiasch (born 5 October 1954) is an Austrian former cyclist. She competed in the women's road race event at the 1984 Summer Olympics.
# Což takhle dát si špenát

Což takhle dát si špenát (in English: "How About a Plate of Spinach") is a 1977 Czechoslovak comedy science fiction film directed by Václav Vorlíček. The film was based on a script by his trusted collaborator Miloš Macourek. The title song, with lyrics by F. R. Čech, is sung by Jiří Schelinger. Actress Iva Janžurová played a dual role in the film, portraying both František Liška's wife, Libuše, and his daughter, Marcelka. The creators initially wanted to make this film before "How to Drown Dr. Mráček" (1974), but received a message from Barrandov studios: "serious projects first, and then you can make your silly comedies.

## Summary

Two swindlers get to prison for alcohol theft. After an exit from prison they are employed in a lab inventing a device for regeneration of old cows. The owner of salon wants to use devices for rejuvenation. But something goes wrong, and they end up rejuvenated to kids.

## Cast

* Vladimír Menšík - Zemánek
* Jiří Sovák - Liška
* Iva Janžurová - Lišková / Marcelka (big)
* Michal Kocourek - Zemánek (boy)
* Ondřej Hach - Liška (boy)
* František Filipovský - Grandfather Liška
* Ivana Maříková - Lenka
* Petr Přívozník - Mirek
* Stella Zázvorková - Lopezová
* Josef Somr - Pereira
* Eva Trejtnarová - Mária
* Petr Kostka - Carlos
* Jaroslava Obermaierová - Vilma
* Bedřich Prokoš - Professor
* Čestmír Řanda - Mlejnek
* Juraj Herz - Netušil