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# Edigold Monday

Edigold Monday, a Ugandan accountant, businesswoman, bank executive, and educator. She is the Uganda Country Director of Sparkassen-Finanzgruppe's foundation for international cooperation (German: Sparkassenstiftung für internationale Kooperation e.V.)., since December 2018.
Previously, she served as the managing director and chief executive officer of Commercial Bank of Africa (Rwanda), a licensed commercial bank.
Before that, she worked as the managing director of Bank of Africa (Uganda). Monday was the first Ugandan woman to hold the position of managing director and chief executive officer at BOA-Uganda and also the first Ugandan woman to serve as the chief executive officer of a commercial bank in the country's history.

## Education

Monday was admitted to Makerere University in 1984, graduating in 1987, with a Bachelor of Arts in economics and education. She is a Chartered Certified Accountant, certified by the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants. Her second degree is a Master of Business Administration, obtained from Heriot-Watt University. She has attended many other business, management and banking courses, according to her online résumé.

## Career

Monday became a banker in 1994, starting as an accountant trainee at Centenary Bank. Over the years, she rose to the rank of Chief Internal Auditor at Centenary Bank in 2001. In 2004 she left Centenary and joined Uganda Wildlife Authority, as their Director of Finance and Administration, from June 2004 until January 2007.
She later joined Commercial Microfinance (CMF), a Tier II Microfinance Institution, rising to the level of executive director. When Industrial and General Insurance Company Plc. of Nigeria acquired CMF in 2008, renaming the institution Global Trust Bank, Monday served briefly as interim executive director before leaving to join BOA-Uganda. In 2009, she was appointed to serve as acting managing director at BOA-Uganda. She was confirmed in that capacity in December 2010, a position she held until her resignation in April 2014.
Effective 30 June 2014, Monday worked as the Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of Crane Bank Rwanda Limited. When Commercial Bank of Africa (Rwanda) acquired Crane Bank Rwanda, on 21 February 2018, Edigold Monday became the managing director of the new bank.
In July 2018, CBA Rwanda appointed Lina Mukashyaka Higiro, a Rwandan as the new CEO, thereby replacing Edigold Monday.
# When the Moon Turns to Blood

When the Moon Turns to Blood: Lori Vallow, Chad Daybell, and a Story of Murder, Wild Faith, and End Times is a book written by Leah Sottile and published by Twelve Books.

## Background

The title comes from the Book of Revelation during which the moon is prophesied to turn red like blood. The book discusses the killings of Tylee Ryan and J. J. Vallow. Sottile focuses on the extremist Mormon beliefs of the children's mother Lori Vallow and her lover Chad Daybell. They were particularly fond of apocalyptic literature. Vallow and Daybell were arrested in Hawaii after the children were reported missing. They were found buried in Daybell's backyard in Idaho in June of 2020.

## Reception

The book was a 2023 Oregon Book Awards Finalist for the Frances Fuller Victor Award for General Nonfiction. John Dehlin, of the Mormon Stories Podcast, called it "a critical book for understanding 21st century Mormonism," and Courtney Eathorne wrote in Booklist that the book is an "exquisitely researched history of LDS and its fringe offshoots." Ron Sylvester wrote in the Spokesman-Review that “Sottile uses the story, unthinkable to most parents, that a mom would participate in the killing of her own children, to weave together an unhealthy obsession, shared by a large swath of Americans that poisons both Christianity and conservative politics.” The Publishers Weekly review says that Sottile's "attempts to impose broader significance will fall flat for many”.
# Yair Nitzani

Yair Nitzani (Hebrew: יָאִיר נִיצָּנִי; born August 22, 1958) is an Israeli musician, songwriter, TV host and comedian.

## Early life

Yair Nitzani was born in Beersheba in 1958. He is of Italian-Jewish descent. After serving in the Israel Defense Forces as a broadcaster on Galei Zahal in the 1980s, he joined the rock group T-Slam as a keyboardist and songwriter. Nitzani wrote some of the band's most famous songs, among them "Radio Chazak" (Loud Radio), "Partzufa Shel HaMdina" (The Country's Face), "Tnu Li Rokenrol" (Give Me Rock n' Roll), "Od Pgisha" (Another Date) "Chatzavim Porchim" (The Sea Squills are Blooming), and LirOt Ota Hayom (See Her Today). His identifying mark in the band was a faucet glued to his forehead.

## Career

After T-Slam disbanded, Nitzani joined Erez Tal and Avri Gilad on the show Ma Yesh (What's Up) on Israeli Army Radio, and joined HaOlam HaErev (The World Tonight) on Israeli Channel 2.
As CEO of the Hed Artzi recording company, he discovered new musical talent in Israel, such as the band Ha-Chaverim shel Natasha and the singer Adam. It was Nitzani's idea to mix Ofra Haza's Yemenite songs with a modern beat. He persuaded Izhar Ashdot to produce Galbi and Im Ninalu.
Nitzani was voted to the board of directors of Acum (Israel's copyright society). In 2002, he was a consultant of content to Comverse. He was an adviser to Tunewiki, a leading app for lyrics.
As a solo artist, he gained fame with his comedic hip hop song "Hashem Tamid" and a parody version of Brother Louie by Modern Talking called "Shir Hamangal" (The Barbecue Song) with the actress Gani Tamir.
From 2003 to 2005, Nitzani wrote and hosted three seasons of Ahorei HaChadashot (literally, "The Behind of the News") on Israeli Channel 10.
He is the owner of a music company, Yair Nitzani Music.
In February 2011, Nitzani was scheduled to join the judges of the reality show Kokhav Nolad, the Israeli version of American Idol.
Nitzani is the host of Yanshufim on channel 8 on Israeli cable TV. It was named the best TV show of 2011 and 2012. He is the host of A Bit High, a weekly culture show on channel 10 in Israel. He also wrote a weekly satiric column for Israel Today, Israel's most popular newspaper, until announcing that his column on August 24, 2023 would be his final one.

## Discography

* T-Slam – Loud Radio
* T-Slam – T-Slam 2
* T-Slam – For Collectors Only
* T-Slam with the Symphonic Orchestra of Rishon le Zion, live
* Singles – "Hashem Tamid" and "Shir Hamangal"
* "Shiro Shel Shafshaf", performed by Meir Banai, lyrics by Nitzani

## Filmography

* Shovrim, directed by Avi Nesher (1984)
* Avoda BaEnaim, directed by Yigal Shilon (1989)
* Kvod HaShagrir (1997)
# Talal Jazaʽa

Talal Mohammed Jazaʽa Al-Mutairi (Arabic: طلال محمد جازع المطيري; born 3 March 1995) is a Kuwaiti footballer who plays as a forward.

## Personal life

Talal's older brother, Jaber, was also a footballer.
# Mills Building (New York City)

The Mills Building was a 10-story structure that stood at 15 Broad Street and Exchange Place in Manhattan, with an L-shaped extension to 35 Wall Street. It wrapped around the J. P. Morgan & Company Building at 23 Wall Street, on the corner of Broad and Wall Streets. George B. Post was the architect of the edifice.
D.O. Mills, a San Francisco, California banker, owned the property. Mills built a palatial home in New York City, while maintaining a villa in Millbrae, California.

## Construction

The Mills Building was completed in 1882. Wooden piles were driven down to support the edifice until it was found that it was too heavy for its foundation work. It rested on sandy soil, and the structure began to settle. Additional supports were driven down after a means of doing this was discovered. This was performed without the building having to be torn down. Finally a secure foundation was accomplished, although it was different from one composed of bedrock. In the future, this would be achieved by employing caisson foundations.
In 1908, there were plans to replace the Mills Building with a 1,000-foot-tall (300 m) skyscraper, which would be the world's tallest building.

## J.P. Morgan & Company lease

Beginning in 1920, the Mills Building was leased for 84 years for $27.3 million to J.P. Morgan & Company. The rent on the structure was fixed at $300,000 for the first 42 years, to increase $350,000 in 1962. The lease specified that a building of at least 25 stories had to be erected on the site of the Mills Building by May 1, 1928. The banking business had plans drawn by Trowbridge & Livingston for a 33-story edifice that would have cost $8 million to build.
In January 1925, the Mills Building lease was acquired by Equitable Trust. The firm built the 43-story 15 Broad Street on the site between 1926 and 1928.
# Sky Elobar

Sky Elobar is an American actor. He is best known for playing Big Brayden in the absurdist horror film The Greasy Strangler and his other collaborations with director, Jim Hosking.

## Career

Since 2007, Elobar has appeared in numerous short films, TV shows, and feature films including Under the Silver Lake, An Evening with Beverly Luff Linn, and New Girl.
In 2016, Elobar landed the co-lead role in Jim Hosking's comedy-horror film The Greasy Strangler alongside Michael St. Michaels. The film proved to be a breakthrough smash at Sundance Film Festival.
Elobar and Hosking would collaborate further for the TV show Tropical Cop Tales and the movie An Evening with Beverly Luff Linn.

## Selected filmography

Film roles :
| Year | Title | Role | Notes |
| 2007 | Miss March | Mailman | Uncredited |
| 2015 | Don Verdean | Dr. Stanley | |
| 2016 | The Greasy Strangler | Big Brayden | |
| 2016 | Nina | Nina's Bass Player | Uncredited |
| 2017 | I Do... Until I Don't | Scotty | |
| 2018 | An Evening with Beverly Luff Linn | Carl Ronk | |
| 2018 | Back Roads | Church | |
| 2018 | Under the Silver Lake | Clerk | |
| 2018 | Candy Corn | Gus | |
| 2023 | Self Reliance | P.A. Ninja II | |
| 2024 | Ebony and Ivory | Paul | |
| 2024 | Solvent | Mike Haneke | |
Television roles :
| Year | Title | Role | Notes |
| 2007 | My Name is Earl | Prison Guard (uncredited) | Episode: "Early Release" |
| 2009 | Sonny with a Chance | Paparrazzi | Episode: "Poll'd Apart" |
| 2013 | Kroll Show | Chip | Episode: "Mercury Poisoning" |
| 2015 | New Girl | Pasty Man | Episode: "Shark" |
| 2016 | Lady Dynamite | Glenn | 2 Episodes |
| 2017 | Son of Zorn | Mr. Roller | Episode: "The Quest for Craig" |
| 2017 | Hidden America with Jonah Ray | Steve | Episode: "Minneapolis. Genuine. Cold." |
| 2017 | Good Game | Merle | Episode: "Blood Match" |
| 2018-2019 | Tropical Cop Tales | Various roles | 4 episodes |
# Khasso

Khasso or Xaaso is a region and former West African kingdom of the 17th to 19th centuries, occupying territory in what is today the Kayes Region of Mali. From the 17th to 19th centuries, its capital was at Medina until its fall.
Khasso straddles both banks of the upper Senegal River roughly from Kayes to Bafoulabe, in a strip at most 60 km wide. It is located at the transition point between the mountains to the south and the arid plans to the north, and between the Senegambia region and the Niger.

## History

Over two thousand years ago, Khasso was populated by the Serer. The Khassonke people, however, were originally Fulas who immigrated to the area and integrated with the local Malinké and Soninké populations. Initially oppressed by their hosts, the Fula revolted and in 1681 under the leadership of Yamadou Hawa they won their independence in battle at Toumbifara, near Bafoulabe. They elected Séga Doua (r. 1681 - 1725), Yamadou's son, as the first fankamala, or king, of Khasso, and he quickly imposed his authority on the entire region as far as Gajaaga. His dynasty would last until the death of his descendant Demba Séga in 1796.
Following a civil war between Demba Séga's sons Dibba Samballa et Demba Maddy, the kingdom fragmented into five smaller states: Dembaya (with the capital at Médine), Séro, Almamya (Silatiguiya), Diadiéya and Guimbaya. The most powerful of these was Dembaya under Hawa Demba Diallo (r. 1810–1833). These states were built by a warrior aristocracy as a means of securing slaves and plunder, with a strong army.
In 1857, Toucouleur conqueror El Hadj Umar Tall attacked Khasso as part of his jihad, but was repulsed at Medina Fort with the aid of the Khasso's French allies, particularly General Louis Faidherbe. However, the Khasso found themselves increasingly under French control until they were assimilated into French Sudan in 1880.

## Society and Economy

Like the Bambara Empire to the east, the Khasso kingdoms depended heavily on the slave trade for their economy. A family's status was indicated by the number of slaves it owned, leading to wars for the sole purpose of taking more captives. This trade led the Khasso into increasing contact with the European settlements of Africa's west coast, particularly the French. About 50% of the Khassonke population were slaves.
Present-day inhabitants of this region often identify themselves as Khassonké.
# Kasato Maru

Kasato Maru or Kasado Maru (Japanese: 笠戸丸) was a Japanese cargo/passenger ship built by the British shipyard Wigham Richardson in 1900. Originally christened as SS Potosí, the ship was bought by the Russian Dobroflot, and renamed Kazan, being used as a hospital ship. She was sunk by the Japanese Navy during the Russo-Japanese War, salvaged and passed to the Japanese control as compensation for war.
She was adapted to be a passenger ship and renamed as Kasato Maru and transported the soldiers who had fought in Manchuria back to Japan.
She was then used to transport Japanese immigrants to Hawaii in 1906 and to Peru and Mexico in 1907. In 1908, she brought the first official group of Japanese immigrants to Brazil. The trip began at the port of Kobe and ended, 52 days later, at the Port of Santos on June 18, 1908. There came 165 families (791 people) who went to work in the coffee plantations of the west of São Paulo.
Some Japanese immigrants arrived at Brazil before Kasato Maru, founding an agricultural colony in the current municipality of Conceição de Macabu (then district of Macaé), in the state of Rio de Janeiro. However, it was the arrival of this first group brought by Kasato Maru that initiated a continuous flow of immigration from Japan to Brazil. Some of the Kasato Maru's passengers continued to Argentina (see es:Café El Japonés).
After some time, Kasato Maru was transformed into a freighter ship and still returned to Brazil a second and last time, in 1917, transporting loads in the service of Osaka Sosen Kaisha (OSK) Line.
In 1942 she was requisitioned by the Imperial Japanese Navy and became part of the Japanese fleet in World War II as a support ship.
On 9 August 1945, Kasato Maru was bombed by three Soviet aircraft from 11:15. to 14:30. Kasato Maru then sank into the Bering Sea in the Soviet waters near the Kamchatka Peninsula. It is currently submerged to a depth of 18 meters and in good state of conservation.

## Gallery

* Passengers of the Kasato Maru in Japan a few days before travelling to Brazil, next to a temple where they prayed for a safe trip (1908)
* Kasato Maru with Japanese migrants after arriving in Port of Santos (1908)
* First page of the passenger list of the Kasato Moru trip to Port of Santos (1908)
# Joshua Irungu

Joshua Wakahora Irungu (born 2 February 1970) is a Kenyan politician and community development specialist. He was appointed to the position of Chairperson of Water Services Regulatory Board (WASREB) in February 2019. He is the first and third governor of the County of Laikipia first serving from 2013 to 2017, representing the Jubilee Coalition party TNA and securing a return running on a UDA ticket in 2022.

## Education

Joshua Irungu holds a master's degree in Agriculture and Rural Development in addition to a bachelor's degree in Resource Management from Egerton University.

## Career

Up until the year 2000, Joshua Irungu was a civil servant in Kenya's Ministry of Agriculture. He was in charge of Agriculture and Livestock Development officers in charge of Laikipia West and Nyahururu divisions of what was then Laikipia District. He resigned from government and joined USAID, for whom he was in charge of the International Small Group and Tree planting programme(ISGTPP). In total he has over 15 years experience in Community Development programmes in Laikipia County.

## 2013 General Elections

Joshua Irungu, and his running mate Josephat Kabugi Gitonga won the 2013 Gubernatorial election in Laikipia County by a landslide, having secured the nomination of the National Alliance party earlier in the year.
| Candidate | Running Mate | Party | Votes |
| Irungu, Joshua Wakahora | Kabugi, Josphat Gitonga | TNA | 21,561 (57.4%) |
| Kamau, Richard Mburu | Shuel, Joseph Njalis | AP | 1,883 (5.0%) |
| Kiunjiri, Festus Mwangi | Gichuhi, David Maina | GNU | 10,889 (29.0%) |
| Muriithi, Ndiritu | Putunoi, Jane Tingis | UDFP | 3,257 (8.7%) |

## Governorship Tenure

Joshua Irungu's tenure as governor ran into controversy due to his association with a move by Kenyan politicians calling for the evicting of white settlers from the country. He was said to have demanded the departure of settlers of British origin from Laikipia County for 'failure to support deferral of cases facing President Uhuru Kenyatta and his deputy William Ruto at the international Criminal Court' a statement for which he later apologized.

## 2017 General Elections

Joshua Irungu was narrowly defeated in the 2017 Governor's race by Independent candidate Ndiritu Muriithi.

## 2022 General Elections

In the 2022 general elections Joshua Irungu, running as the United Democratic Alliance party candidate of the Kenya Kwanza alliance, won back the governorship of Laikipia from Nderitu Muriithi. He garnered 113,783 votes while Muriithi, who was vying on a Jubilee ticket under Azimio la Umoja coalition came second with 48,563 votes.

## Family

Joshua Irungu is married to Grace Wakahora and a father of three sons and a daughter.
# Ascom (company)

Ascom Holding AG is a Swiss telecommunications company focusing on wireless on-site communications. The company has subsidiaries in 18 countries and a workforce of some 1350 employees worldwide.
Ascom registered shares (symbol ASCN) are listed on the SIX Swiss Exchange in Zurich. Ascom (Schweiz) AG is a subsidiary with former company names Hasler AG, Hasler Ascom AG and Ascom AG.
Ascom services are based on VoWiFi, IP-DECT, Nurse Call, paging technologies, smartphones, apps and software suites for healthcare and enterprise segments. Founded in the 1950s as TATECO (an abbreviation of Tore Andersson, Tele Control) based in Gothenburg, Sweden, Ascom Wireless Solutions is part of Ascom Holding, listed on the Swiss Stock Exchange.
The former division Ascom Network Testing was sold on 30 September 2016 to Infovista.
The former Autelca division of Ascom Holding provided ticket vending machines to railways in Great Britain under the name Ascom EasyTicket.
# Roscoe McGowen

Roscoe Emmett McGowen (July 16, 1886 – November 5, 1966) was an American journalist and sportswriter. He spent the majority of his career as a writer for The New York Times, covering the Brooklyn Dodgers baseball team.

## Early life

McGowen was born on July 16, 1886, in Alta, Iowa. His first job was at age 13, as a reporter and printer's devil for The Walnut Grove Banner in Illinois. When his request for a raise was denied, he became a railroad telegrapher and dispatcher.

## Career

McGowen resumed his journalism career with the Rock Island Argus, also in Illinois. During that time he also made contributions to The Chicago Tribune and gained the notice of Joseph M. Patterson, who had founded the New York Daily News in 1919. Patterson hired McGowen at The News in 1922 to write editorials and movie reviews. McGowen moved to The Brooklyn Standard Union as a sports columnist and editor in 1928, and the following year, he joined The New York Times, where he remained for the next 30 years as a sports columnist, covering the Brooklyn Dodgers.
During spring training prior to the 1934 season, McGowen asked Bill Terry, manager of the New York Giants, about the National League pennant chances of the Dodgers, their crosstown rivals, prompting the reply, "Is Brooklyn still in the league?" Terry and the Giants came to rue that response. Although the Dodgers finished the season in sixth place, they beat the Giants in the last two games of the season, costing the Giants the National League pennant by one game.
Because McGowen's primary assignment was the Dodgers, he wrote columns for many of the team's most notable moments, including Mickey Owen's dropped third strike in Game 4 of the 1941 World Series, Jackie Robinson's major league debut, Cookie Lavagetto's hit that broke up Bill Bevens' near no-hitter in Game 4 of the 1947 World Series, no-hitters by Tex Carleton, Carl Erskine, and Sal Maglie, and the team's only World Series championship.
McGowen served as official scorer for several major league All-Star and World Series games. He was considered one of the most authoritative baseball writers in the nation, and served as national president of the Baseball Writers' Association of America in 1949. He was known for his dignified manner, appearance, speech, and basso-profundo singing, and could recite passages of Shakespeare at length. He retired from The Times in 1959.

## Personal life

McGowen married Maxine McVey, who predeceased him. Their son Deane also was a sportswriter for The Times.

## Death

McGowen died of lung cancer on November 5, 1966, in North Woodstock, Connecticut. He was survived by his son Deane, his daughter Dorothy Farrows, his sister, and three grandchildren.
# Capileira

Capileira is the highest and most northerly of the three villages in the gorge of the Poqueira river in the La Alpujarra district of the province of Granada, in Spain. It is located at latitude 36° 57' N and longitude 3° 21' W, about 1 km north of Bubión. Its altitude is officially recorded as 1436 metres, though there is a considerable altitude difference between the oldest part of the village, which is at the lower, southern end, and the highest part, where tourist-oriented development is currently concentrated. The area of the municipality is 57 km$^2$.
Although the Sierra Nevada Highway runs through Capileira and out across the Sierra Nevada towards the city of Granada, motor traffic is no longer permitted to continue across the mountains; Capileira is therefore the highest village that public traffic can reach, although you can continue to a car park where the national park begins and the road is barred to normal traffic. The national park runs a limited bus service on the now-closed road (reservations handled by office in the village) in summer. A track leads northwards from the village to the abandoned settlement of La Cebadilla, built to house the workers who developed the hydro-electric installation at the upper end of the Poqueira Gorge.
Capileira has developed a significant tourist trade, acting as a centre for walking and for accessing the mountains especially Mulhacén, generally treated as a two-day climb from Capileira with an overnight stop at a mountain refuge en route. A bus route connects the village to Granada (via Lanjarón and Órgiva) and Alcútar (via Trevélez and Juviles); as of 2011 there were 3 services per day in each direction. The village has good facilities for visitors including a number of restaurants, a market on Saturdays, hotels and apartment blocks, but retains a typical Alpujarran character especially away from the main road. Its population in 2005 was recorded as 582 people, of whom 35 did not have Spanish nationality, most of them being citizens of other European Union countries. The village has a primary school but no secondary school.
# Crehen

Crehen (Walloon: Crehin, pronounced ) is a village of Wallonia and a district of the municipality of Hannut, Belgium.