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# Quedjinup, Western Australia

Quedjinup is a semi-rural locality of the City of Busselton in the South West region of Western Australia, located adjacent to the west of the town of Dunsborough. The northern border of the locality is formed by Caves Road.
The City of Busselton and the locality of Quedjinup are located on the traditional land of the Wardandi (also spelled Wadandi) people of the Noongar nation. The name Quedjinup means "place of women" in the Wardandi dialect of the Noongar language and the Wardandi people used the name to refer to the area that is now Dunsborough.
Dunsborough Christian College, a co-educational primary and secondary college, is in Quedjinup.
# Hawkinsin

Hawkinsin (also known as 2-cystenyl-1,4-dihydroxycyclohexenylacetate) is an amino acid, which is formed after detoxification of a reactive tyrosine metabolite (quinol acetate) by glutathione. Hawkinsin is ninhydrin positive (a common test to detect amino acids and proteins with a free -NH$_2$ group).
It is found in elevated concentrations in the urine in hawkinsinuria, which is probably related to the depletion of glutathione and resulting high excretion of 5-oxoproline.
# Parūķis

Parūķis is a village in the Krimūna Parish of Dobele Municipality in Semigallia region and the Zemgale Planning Region in Latvia.
56°36′18″N 23°18′04″E﻿ / ﻿56.6050°N 23.3011°E﻿ / 56.6050; 23.3011
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# Hilton Gomes

Hilton Gomes de Souza, known professionally as Hilton Gomes (23 May 1924 – 17 October 1999), was a Brazilian newscaster, publicist and journalist. Gomes was the first anchorman of Jornal Nacional, the most-watched Brazilian news program, aired by TV Globo.

## Biography

Hilton Gomes began his television career in 1951 on the now extinct TV Tupi, being the first anchor on Brazilian television. He covered important coverage in the 60s, such as the assassination of John F. Kennedy and the arrival of Apollo 11 on the Moon. Hilton Gomes was also successful as the presenter of talk shows, such as 'Oh, Que Delícia de Show', and the Festival Internacional da Canção. His last job as an anchor was on TV Bandeirantes in the 80s.

## Death

Gomes died on 17 October 1999, in Rio de Janeiro, aged 75, due to heart problems.
# Astropecten aranciacus

Astropecten aranciacus, the red comb star, is a sea star of the family Astropectinidae. It is native to the east Atlantic Ocean (Portugal to Angola) and the Mediterranean Sea.

## Habitat and behaviour

Astropecten aranciacus lives very near the coast, and at low tide it buries itself in the sand, showing only the centre of its upper side which is swollen in the form of a cone. This cone acts like a sense organ. When it is touched, the cone contracts and the starfish buries itself on the sand again. Then at high tide, the starfish reappears on the surface of the substrate. It buries itself in the sand to shield parts of its body from the rays of the sun, especially the bottom surface which has no coloured pigment and is therefore particularly sensitive. Astropecten aranciacus lives on sandy, muddy or gravel bottoms at depths of 2–100 metres (7–300 ft). This species is active and easy to find in the late afternoon and during the night.

## Description

This starfish has superomarginal plates equipped with 1 to 3 small spines and inferomarginal plates with long, pointed, strong, regularly arranged spines. The inferomarginal spines have reddish-orange colour at the base and yellowish or white colour towards the tip. It is rugged with normal size disc and pointed arms. The colour of the aboral side is given by a succession of paxillae (from the top they look like round points) with upper extremity red-orange in various combinations with paxillae with upper extremity grey or beige. The superomarginal plates are usually grey or beige homogeneous. This is the largest species of Astropecten in the Mediterranean Sea, with a maximum diameter of 55 centimetres (22 in), although it usually measures about 30 cm (12 in).
It is a starfish with a lot of features and can be distinguished easily from the other species by colour and size. Sometimes it is confused with Astropecten irregularis.

## Feeding

This sea star is a carnivore and feeds on molluscs, which it catches with its arms and then takes to the mouth. The prey is then trapped by the long, moving prickles around the mouth cavity.
# Villa International Airport Maamigili

Villa International Airport Maamigili (IATA: VAM, ICAO: VRMV), also known as Villa-Maamigili Airport, is an airport in the Maldives. It is located on the island of Maamigili in Alif Dhaal Atoll.
The airport was developed by Maldivian business tycoon Qasim Ibrahim, who grew up in Maamigili, as a project to develop the infrastructure and facilities of the island. He has started a project to build new runways so planes from abroad visiting his resorts will be able to land directly on this airport, instead of having to stop off at Malé airport. It was developed and operated by his company, Villa Group, on land leased from the government. The airport opened up direct transportation facilities to two of their flagship resorts located on adjacent islands.
The opening of the airport coincided with Villa's entry into the aviation industry, the founding of a new airline Villa Air (operating as Flyme), to operate from the airport.
The airport opened on October 1, 2011 as a domestic airport. In 2013, it was upgraded to international airport standards.
Villa Airport was downgraded to domestic status by the government in August 2014 because of security concerns, but was reinstated as an international airport 23 days later.
In January 2015, Flyme started seaplane operations out of Villa Airport.

## Facilities

The airport resides at an elevation of 6 feet (2 m) above mean sea level. It has one runway designated 09/27 with a concrete surface measuring 1,800 by 30 metres (5,906 ft × 98 ft).

## Airlines and destinations

| Airlines | Destinations |
| Flyme | Malé |
# Gisborne railway station

Gisborne railway station is a regional railway station on the Bendigo Line, part of the Victorian railway network. It serves the north-western suburb and town of New Gisborne, in Victoria, Australia. Gisborne station is a ground level unstaffed station, featuring two side platforms. It opened on 8 July 1861.

## History

Gisborne station opened on 8 July 1861, when the railway line was extended from Sunbury to Woodend. Like the town itself, the station was after Henry Fyshe Gisborne, who was Commissioner of Crown Lands for the Port Phillip District between 1839 and 1840.
In 1910, the station became a block post for all trains on the line. In 1922, an interlocking frame was provided in the station building on Platform 1.
By 1990, siding "B" and the track that passed through the former goods shed were abolished. In 1994, the connection between siding "A" and a crossover, that was located at the up end of the station, was removed. In 1996, boom barriers replaced hand gates at the Station Road level crossing, located at the down end of the station. The up end crossover was also removed by that year. In 2000, the goods shed was destroyed by fire.
On 17 January 2005, the interlocking frame was abolished. In March 2014, the platforms were extended to accommodate longer trains.

## Platforms and services

Gisborne has two side platforms. During the morning peak, services to Southern Cross depart from Platform 2, and services to Bendigo depart from Platform 1, with this arrangement reversing after 9:00 am. This is to allow services in the peak direction of travel to use the single 160 km/h track that was upgraded in 2006, as part of the Regional Fast Rail project.
The station is serviced by V/Line Bendigo, Echuca and Swan Hill line services.
Platform 1:
* Bendigo line services to Kyneton, Bendigo, Epsom, Eaglehawk and Southern Cross
* Echuca line services to Echuca and Southern Cross
* Swan Hill line services to Swan Hill and Southern Cross
Platform 2:
* Bendigo line services to Kyneton, Bendigo, Epsom, Eaglehawk and Southern Cross
* Echuca line services to Echuca and Southern Cross
* Swan Hill line services to Swan Hill and Southern Cross

## Transport links

Dysons operates one route via Gisborne station, under contract to Public Transport Victoria:
* Lancefield – Gisborne
Gisborne Transit operates two routes to and from Gisborne station, under contract to Public Transport Victoria:
* 473 : to Gisborne
* 474 : to Gisborne (on-demand service)
# Pagan Records

Pagan Records is an independent extreme metal record label based in Poland. Their roster includes bands such as Azarath, Behemoth, Christ Agony and other black metal bands.
# Emil Schram

Emil Schram (November 23, 1893 – September 18, 1987) was the president of the New York Stock Exchange from 1941 to 1951. In the wake of the Great Depression, Schram helped restore confidence in investment and stocks. Before his appointment, Schram did not own any stocks and had never been a Wall Street trader, making him the first outsider to become president of the exchange in 155 years.

## Early life

Schram was born in Peru, Indiana, where he attended local schools through high-school. He was accepted into Harvard and Wharton, but couldn't afford tuition. Instead, he went to work in a timber and coal company with local offices. At age 21 he proved himself to be an effective farm manager, making investment decisions that dramatically increased the output of a local farm under the firms control.,

## Career

Schram's early success in farm management led him accept a position as chairman of the National Drainage Association, an agricultural trade group. While working for the Association, Schram applied for loans with the Reconstruction Finance Corporation which was a Depression/New Deal era government corporation tasked with making loans to infrastructure projects and businesses and helping banks resume normal operations.
In 1933, Schram joined the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. In 1939 he became the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the RFC. His chairmanship was short lived, however, because less than two years later he was offered the position that would define his career.
In 1941 the New York Stock Exchange was still feeling the effects of the Great Depression. Trade volume was very low, seats were sold cheaper than in previous decades, and the exchange had been the target of political attacks. A selection committee was formed to find a new president, and they selected Schram. Before his appointment, Schram did not own any stocks and had never been a Wall Street trader, making him the first outsider to become president of the exchange in 155 years.
Schram reformed the management structure of the Exchange, removing many of the traditional committees in favor of a top-town approach. He spent $500,000 per year on nationwide advertising programs encouraging the public to hold on to war bonds in an effort to keep small-time investors out of the market. Under Schram's leadership, the NYSE recovered, and public confidence was restored.

### Later career

In 1951, at age 58, Schram retired from the Exchange and returned home to Peru, Indiana. Schram was succeeded by G. Keith Funston. In his later life he remained active in civic organizations including the local council of the Boy Scouts of America and the U.S.O.

## Personal life

Emil Schram's first wife was Mabel Miller, with whom he had three sons, Robert Schram, Daniel Schram, and James Schram. Mabel died in 1969, and Schram later married Margaret Beauchamp.
Schram died in 1987 in Peru, Indiana.

## Honors

In 1968, Emil Schram was awarded an honorary doctorate from Indiana University, Bloomington.
# Fall River Municipal Airport

Fall River Municipal Airport (ICAO: KFLR, FAA LID: FLR) was in Fall River, Massachusetts built between 1946 and 1951. The airport closed on February 18, 1996. The FAA deemed the airport unsafe due to a large landfill next to the airport, causing many seagulls, which disrupted airport operations. Its FAA code was FLR. The site of the airport is now an industrial park.
Northeast Airlines was discussed as a possible service provider to Fall River but it never happened. There was one attempt to have the city served by Mohawk Airlines but that failed too. The airport was built by the U.S. government as an "auxiliary" field associated with Quonset Naval Air Station and was once home to a few Massachusetts Air National Guard helicopters. From the early 1960s the city performed minimal maintenance. Runway lighting was marginally kept working by volunteer pilots who used the facility. There were attempts at revival but none achieved much success. In addition to the bird hazard from the landfill, numerous large apartment buildings were built nearby. Lack of security, including only rudimentary fencing, resulted in frequent vandalism to aircraft causing many owners to move to nearby New Bedford and Taunton (Massachusetts) airports.
# The Spirit of Houston

The Spirit of Houston was planned to be a 555-foot statue in Houston, Texas. The project was abandoned after the architect, Doug Michels, died. The planners felt that the city had an image problem in response to Houston not being chosen for the 2012 Olympics. The ambitious design was meant to be a multicolored reflective statue representing friendship, the origin of the name of the state of Texas. It would have been the largest statue in the world and twice the height of the Statue of Liberty. Doug Michels is commonly known as the architect behind Cadillac Ranch.
# Suwannee Correctional Institution

The Suwannee Correctional Institution (also SUWCI) is an American Level 6 security prison facility for adult males at Live Oak, Florida, two miles west of Wellborn. The camp was established in 2009. The total staff is 724 (as of April 13, 2014) and it has a capacity of 1,505 prisoners. There was an FBI investigation after the death of a prisoner in 2014.
The nearby Suwannee Correctional Institution Annex was established in 2010. It holds another 1,346 inmates at the same security level.

## Notable inmates

* Craig Price (murderer) – Serial killer from Rhode Island
* Aiden Fucci – Killer of Tristyn Bailey
* Frederick Pete Cox – Serial killer (at Annex)
# Luke Murphy (politician)

Luke Sean Murphy is a British Labour politician who has served as the Member of Parliament for Basingstoke since the 2024 general election.

## Early life

Murphy graduated with a Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Politics and Economics from the University of Bath and a Master of Science (MSc) in International Politics from SOAS University of London.
From 2016 until his election as an MP in 2024, Murphy worked for the Institute for Public Policy Research as the head of the Fair Transition Unit and leader of the energy, climate, housing and infrastructure team. Prior to this he had served as a policy and political advisor to members of Ed Miliband's Shadow Cabinet, focusing on policy related to housing, local government and devolution. He has also worked on policy and advocacy projects for the Living Wage Foundation.

## Parliamentary career

Murphy was selected as the Labour prospective parliamentary candidate for Basingstoke in February 2024 after the previous candidate, David Lawrence, resigned for personal reasons in November 2023.
Murphy won the seat of Basingstoke for the Labour Party in the 2024 general election, unseating the Conservative Party incumbent Maria Miller and becoming the constituency's first Labour MP. He earned a majority of 6,484, 42.7% of the vote and a 14% swing for Labour from the 2019 general election.
Murphy currently chairs the all-party parliamentary group on climate change. He has also been a member of the Energy Security and Net Zero Select Committee since October 2024.

## Personal life

Murphy is bisexual. In 2024, PinkNews listed Murphy among a number of LGBTQ+ parliamentarians.
# Sheltered housing

Sheltered housing or sheltered accommodation are terms covering a wide range of rented housing for older and/or disabled or other vulnerable people.
In the United Kingdom most commonly it refers to grouped housing such as a block or "scheme" of flats or bungalows with a scheme manager or "officer"; traditionally the manager has lived on-site although this is not always the case these days. Managers/officers used to be called "wardens" but this term is now felt to be out of date. Sheltered housing schemes in the UK are generally owned, run and maintained as social housing by a local authority or housing association.

## Accommodation

Sheltered housing is self-contained and easy to manage, ranging from a simple bedsit to a large flat or small house. Such schemes are distinct from a nursing home or care home in that the tenants are usually able to look after themselves, are active and are afforded a degree of independence; equally, sheltered housing differs from a retirement community which is generally leasehold (owner-occupied).
Many schemes have communal areas such as a lounge and/or garden where tenants can socialise. Many sheltered housing schemes are open only to people aged 60 or over although some accept people from the age of 55. This age restriction however is changing as the deciding factors in offering potential residents accommodation is being widened in recognition of the idea that being vulnerable and in need of support is not always age related. There is generally no upper age limit, the deciding factor instead being whether the person is independent enough to look after themselves or if they need care. A number of housing associations are now considering the rising need for this type of accommodation and are adding suitable accommodation in plans for their new social housing developments. Many of these developments are entitled to apply for funding from local governments to provide suitable housing for the more vulnerable members of the community.

## Other types

Extra care sheltered housing (aka "very sheltered" or "assisted living") schemes provide a greater level of access and mobility for frail older people, with a domiciliary care service and personal care element being available within the scheme alongside the manager. In addition meals are usually provided and as they are eaten in the communal dining room it provides an opportunity for social interaction and combats loneliness.
# Falmouth Airpark

Falmouth Airpark (FAA LID: 5B6) is a public-use airport and residential airpark located four miles (6 km) northeast of the central business district of Falmouth, in Barnstable County, Massachusetts, United States. It is privately owned by Falmouth Airpark Homeowners Association. The airport grew to supersede the Coonamessett Airport which was located in close proximity to the Otis Air National Guard Base and closed in the 1960s.

## Facilities and aircraft

Falmouth Airpark covers an area of 110 acres (45 ha).
Runway Information :
| Dimensions | 2298 x 40 ft. / 700 x 12m | 2298 x 40 ft. / 700 x 12m |
| Surface | asphalt, in good condition. | asphalt, in good condition. |
| Weight Bearing Capacity | Single Wheel: 4.0 | Single Wheel: 4.0 |
| Runway Edge Lights | Low Intensity | Low Intensity |
| | Runway 7 | Runway 25 |
| Latitude | 41-35.016423N | 41-35.252345N |
| Longitude | 070-32.617743W | 070-32.223817W |
| Elevation(MSL) | 38.0 ft | 41.0 ft |
| Gradient | 0.2% | 0.2% |
| Traffic Pattern | Right | Left |
| Markings | Basic, in good condition | Basic, in good condition |
| Obstructions | 33 ft. trees, 300 ft. from runway, 60 ft. left of centerline. 3:1 slope to clear. | 25 ft. trees 300 ft. from runway, 125 ft. right of centerline. 4:1 slope to clear. |
Airport Services :
| Fuel Available | 100LL, UL94 |
| Parking | hangars and tiedowns |
| Airframe Service | NONE |
| Powerplant Service | NONE |
| Bottled Oxygen | NONE |
| Bulk Oxygen | NONE |
Airport Communications :
| CTAF/UNICOM | 122.8 |
| CAPE APCH/DEP | 118.2 |
For a 12-month period ending April 21, 2016, the airport averaged 39 operations a week: 61% local general aviation, 37% transient general aviation, 1% military, and 1% air taxi. During that same time there were 55 aircraft based on the field: 50 single engine, and 5 multi-engine aircraft.

## Accidents and Incidents

On December 2, 2022, a Mooney M20J-201 (N3515H) crashed on approach to Falmouth Airpark. The 83-year-old pilot was killed; his passenger survived with injuries.
# Diegol

Diego Leonardo Silva Soares Pereira (born 11 November 1985), better known as Diegol, Brazilian, is a professional football player.

## Club career

Diegol, made his debut when 15 years old in the under 15 team of Vasco da Gama in Brazil, and played as a forwarder in the under 20 team and he arrived to the top and professional team with the title of best striker of all the base divisions of the club.
Diego never played in Vasco da Gama as an important player because this forwarder had his rights as a player bought by an important football investor group and he traveled to Uruguay to play in CSD Huracán Buceo and after that to IL Hødd Fotball, in Norway.
Diegol, when he played in the under 17 Vasco da Gama team, played in a pre-season with the Brazilian under 17 national team.
# Dihan Slabbert

Dihan Slabbert (born 3 June 1982), is a South African singer, performer, composer, producer, musician, and songwriter. He is best known as one of the lead vocalists in the South African pop group, Hi-5.

## Career

Dihan sang at an early age, as a member of the Northern Gauteng Youth Choir. In 2000, he wrote, produced and staged his first musical production, appropriately named, "Debut." He graduated from the University of Pretoria with a Bcom in Tourism Management.
In 2003, competing against 120 young men, he was selected to become a member of boy-band Hi-5. During his years performing and touring with the group, he received several awards, including the ATKV Crescendo songwriting contest, Africa Vision, the Geraas award for best music video ("Kinders van die Wind"), as well as two Naledi Theatre Award nominations for the sold-out run of Oh Boy! at the Sound Stage Theatre. He recorded the Blue Bulls' new anthem "Een Hart Een Droom" as a single, and sang it in their home stadium. His "Time After Time", hit the number one spot on Highveld Stereo, a popular Johannesburg radio station. He was a guest artist in Nataniël and Friends at the Royal Albert Hall in London.
He has worked with South African music industry's high profile artists, including performer Nataniël, director Richard Loring, and choreographer-director Tyrone Watkins. In 2005, he recorded "Songbird" as a duet with Nataniël.
The launch of Dihan's solo career was in 2006. His second self-produced one-man show, Prinz. was presented in English and Afrikaans. He released his first solo single and CD, The Lava Song, a quartet of ballads, including "Silwermaan", in which he showcases his own piano rendition of Beethoven's "Moonlight Sonata".
Dihan made guest appearances on South African TV programs such as Backstage, 7de Laan, Free Talk, Geraas, Kwela, Fiesta and Saterdagnag Laat.
Dihan was lead vocalist and performer in several of Tyrone Watkins' musical productions, including Out Of This World, Let's Party and Bollywood Blitz. He starred in the 80's Sensation at The Performer Theatre in Pretoria. He is currently a member of the pop-classical male vocal group, "Il Quinto."

## Discography
### Singles

* "Een Hart Een Droom", Hi-5 (2003)
* "Soebat", Hi-5 (2003)
* "Kinders van die Wind", Hi-5 (2004)
* "Time After Time", Hi-5 (2004)
* "Shnappi", Hi-5 (2005)
* "The Lava Song" (2006)

### Albums

* Hi-5, self-titled (2004)
* The Lava Song (2006)

### Compilations

* Accapêlle, various artists (2005)
* Fashion, Nataniël (2005)
* Die Crescendo-Supersterre, various artists (2006)
* God Bless the Child, various artists (2007)

### DVDs

* Live at The Centurion Theatre, Rina Hugo (2005)
* By Birth, Nataniël (2006)

### Music Videos

* "Kinders van die Wind", Hi-5
* "Time After Time", Hi-5

## Theatre productions

* Debut, solo production (2000)
* Oh-Boy! (2004)
* Afrikiti (2005)
* Accapêlle (2005)
* The Moses Machine, with Nataniël and Kyle Grant (2006)
* Prinz, solo production (2006)
* Out of this World (2006)
* Bollywood Blitz (2006)
* Let's Party (2007)
* Houtkruis die Musical (2008)
* 80's Sensation (2008)