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# Tu Books

Tu Books is a young adult and middle grade publishing imprint of Lee & Low Books. The company was founded by Stacy Whitman in 2009 as Tu Publishing before being acquired by Lee & Low in 2010. It focuses on publishing works featuring diverse characters and works written by diverse writers. Since 2012, it has administered the New Visions Award to recognize new talent in the field.

## Etymology

"Tu" means "you" in several languages. According to the Tu Books website, "tu" means "many" in Ainu, and their focus is to "reach the 'you' in every reader".

## History

Tu Publishing was founded in Orem, Utah, by Stacy Whitman as an independent young adult and middle grade fiction science fiction and fantasy book publisher through a Kickstarter campaign in December 2009. Whitman stated she wanted to increase the diversity in young adult and middle grade fiction works—including both works containing diverse characters and works written by diverse authors—and market them to a broad audience. After being laid off from Mirrorstone Books, and having many discussions regarding under-representation of people of color in published works, Whitman founded it to be "a small press dedicated to YA fantasy and science fiction featuring characters of color."
After the Kickstarter successfully funded the startup, Lee & Low Books acquired the company in March 2010, changed its name to Tu Books, and moved operations to the Lee & Low offices in New York City. They initially focused on only science fiction and fantasy, but have since expanded to include all genres.
In 2012, Tu Books established the New Visions Award.

## New Visions Award

Tu created the New Visions Award in 2012 for "a debut novel by a new writer of color". Past winners include Ink and Ashes by Valynne Maetani (published 2015), Rebel Seoul by Axie Oh (published 2017, originally titled The Amaterasu Project), and Ahimsa by Supriya Kelkar (published 2017).

## Awards

A number of works published by Tu Books have won or been nominated for awards. Summer of the Mariposas, by Guadalupe Garcia McCall, was nominated for the Andre Norton Award in 2013. Joseph Bruchac's Killer of Enemies was nominated for the 2014 Mythopoeic Fantasy Award.
# Tucker (crater)

Tucker is a small lunar impact crater in the southern part of the Mare Smythii. It is located along the eastern limb of the Moon, and from the Earth it is seen nearly from the edge. It lies between the slightly larger crater Lebesgue to the northeast and the flooded Kao to the south-southwest.
This is a small, circular crater formation that is cup-shaped and has a higher albedo than the surrounding dark lunar mare. It is one of the brighter features in the surroundings, which is indicative of a relatively youthful feature that has not undergone significant space weathering. The crater is not significantly eroded or overlain by craters of significance.
The crater's name was approved by the IAU in 1979.
# Tucker (dog)

Tucker is a scat detection dog famous for his ability to find orca scat from the prow of a boat. A black Labrador retriever mix, he was born in August 2004, and adopted by Conservation Canines in May 2006 from SnoLine Kennels in Arlington, WA. Aside from studying resident killer whales in Washington state, he has twice been to the Alberta oil sands to survey for caribou, grey wolf, and moose, and he has located iguanas in the Caribbean.
# Johann Heinrich Boeckler

Johann Heinrich Boeckler (13 December 1611 in Cronheim – 12 September 1672 in Strassburg) was a German polymath.
Born in Cronheim as a son of the Protestant priest Johann Boeckler and Magda Summer, he was a polymath at the University in Strassburg. He was the brother of the architect Georg Andreas Boeckler who also became famous with his publication Architectura Curiosa Nova. 1649 Queen Christina of Sweden invited Johann Heinrich to teach at the University in Uppsala. In 1650 he was graduated Swedish state historian. In 1654 he returned as a professor to the University of Strassburg.

## Publications (selection)

* Orationes duae. I. de C. Taciti Historia, II. de Tiberii Caesaris principatu. Straßburg 1636
* Historia schola principum. 1640
* In C. Corn. Taciti quinque libros histor. annotatio politica. Straßburg 1648
* Disseratio De Notitia Reipublicae, Ad C: Corn. Taciti lib. IV, 33. Uppsala 1649. (Digitalisat in der Digitalen Bibliothek Mecklenburg-Vorpommern)
* Nomima tōn Aigyptiōn, sive leges Aegyptiorum., 1657
* Iosephus Philonis, sive bios politiku, vita viri civilis., 1660
* In Hugonis Grotii Ius Belli Et Pacis, Ad Illustrißimum Baronem Boineburgium Commentatio Jo. Henrici Boecleri. Straßburg 1663/1664
* Elogium Christophori Forstneri. 1669
* Collegium politicae posthumum. Oder polit. Discourse von 1. Verbesserung Land und Leuth, 2. Anrichtung guter Policey, 3. Erledigung grosser Ausgaaben, und 4. eines jeden Regenten jährlichen Gefäll und Einkommen. Anno (editori Magisteriali) 1669. zu Strassburg von dem weitberühmten JCto, und der Rechten Professore, Hn. J. Heinr. Böcklern, nun aber zu geminem Besten publicè andas Liecht gebracht, und zum Druck befördert. o.O., o.J. [wohl Straßburg 1670]
* Bibliographia historico-politico-philologica curiosa. Leipzig 1677
* Joh. Henrici Boecleri kurtze Anweisung, wie man die Authores classicos bey und mit der Jugend tractiren soll. So auch desselben dissertatio epistolica postrema de Studio politico bene instituendo. Straßburg 1680
* Institutiones politicae. 1704
* Joh. Heinrici Boecleri Viri Celeberrimi Libellus Memorialis Ethicus, 1712
* Theses Juridicae de testamentis solemnibus et minus solemnibus. 1720
# Johann Heinrich Bleuler

Johann Heinrich Bleuler, the Elder (31 December 1758 – 25 January 1823) was a Swiss artist who worked with porcelain, landscape sketches and gouache. He was also an art teacher and a publisher of engravings.

## Life

He was born in Zollikon and initially trained as a porcelain painter at the Porzellanmanufaktur Kilchberg-Schooren [de] near Zürich. At the beginning of the 1780s, he settled in Feuerthalen and established a dynasty of artists that became known as the "Bleulerische Malschule". Between 1799 and 1804, he worked at Laufen Castle near Schaffhausen, then returned home.
He catered to the popular tastes of the time; often in the style of Ludwig Hess, who had died prematurely. Much of his art involved gouache landscapes and panoramic views of Swiss cities. His watercolors are in the collection of the ETH Zürich. During his final years, he mostly painted flowers.
Bleuler died in 1823 in Feuerthalen.

## The Bleulerische Malschule

He had four children. His eldest son, Johann Heinrich Bleuler, the Younger (1787–1857) specialized in painting vedute. His second son, Johann Ludwig, was a landscape painter and art publisher.
He also took two of his godchildren into his home when their parents died; Johann Heinrich Uster (1774–1866), who married Bleuler's daughter Karoline, and Johann Heinrich Wirz (1785–1866). Later, he adopted Anna Bose (1783–1851), who married Wirz and became a gouache painter. Eventually, his family and descendants included twenty-five artists.
# Johann Heinrich Arnold

Johann Heinrich Arnold, also called Heini, (23 December 1913 - 23 July 1982) was the Elder, that is leader, of the Bruderhof Communities from 1962 until his death in 1982.
Johann Heinrich Arnold was born 23 December 1913 in Oberbozen as second son of Bruderhof founder Eberhard Arnold and his wife Emmy. Since the age of five he lived with his family in the Christian community his parents had founded in 1920 including Sannerz and the Rhönbruderhof in Germany, then England and Primavera, Paraguay. In the 1930s he lived as a university student for some time in Zurich, Switzerland. In 1936 he married Annemarie, née Wachter, and had nine children with her. In 1955 he immigrated to the United States.
He was ordained as Servant of the Word (Diener des Wortes) in 1939, at the Cotswold Bruderhof. In 1941 he became very ill and almost died. He was therefore removed from his office. In 1944 he was even sent away from the community for two years. He was reinstated as Servant of the Word in 1951. In the "great crisis" of the Bruderhof during the years 1959 to 1961 he was the driving force to end socialist ideas at the Bruderhof and to return to the Christian ideas of his father. In 1962 he became the overall leader of the Bruderhof Communities. He served as leader of the Bruderhof until his death in 1982.
# Tudge

Tudge is a surname. Notable people with the surname include:
* Alan Tudge (born 1971), Australian politician
* Colin Tudge (born 1943), British science writer and broadcaster
* Kyle Tudge (born 1987), Welsh cricketer
# Jean Marie (DJ)

Jean Marie Carrabba (born 20 November 1982), known as Jean Marie is an Italian DJ, producer, songwriter and remixer.

## Career

JEAN MARIE was producing & DJing under the name Hotfunkboys before. In 2016 he released the single 'Basketball' under the name Jean Marie, with vocals by the American rapper Flo Rida and the Spanish pop singer Marta Sánchez. He is signed to Spinnin' Records, Sony Music, Smash The House and more record labels. In 2017, he presented his song 'Moonlight Fiesta' at the Ultra Music Festival Miami Main stage featuring Sean Paul. He has DJed at festivals Spring Break in Croatia and the Sun Valley Festival in Switzerland. He entered the Top 10 Main Chart of Beatport and iTunes several times and has released digital and radio interviews, including DJ Mag, In 2018, He released 'Gaia' featuring Vini Vici and Blastoyz on Spinnin' Records and crossed over more than 1 Million Streams, later in 2019, Vini Vici, Jean Marie and Hilight Tribe together released a new single 'Moyoni' via Smash The House.
In 2020, He projected 'Future Kids' with multiple DJs and producers, also featuring Snoop Dogg on the project.
In 2021, He released 'Kiss Me Now' featuring Flo Rida and Future Kids

## Discography

| Title | Featured Artist(s) | Year | Record Label |
| Kiss Me Now | Flo Rida, Future Kids | 2021 | Hi Klass Music (Sony Music Entertainment) |
| Future Kids | Snopp Dogg | 2020 | Sony Music Italy |
| Freed From Desire | Robert Blues, Audio Sonik | 2020 | Smash The House |
| Moyoni | Vini Vici, Hilight Tribe | 2019 | Smash The House |
| Dolci Pensieri | Flaremode, Matt Joe | 2019 | Smash The House |
| Gaia | Vini Vici, Blastoyz | 2018 | Spinnin' Records |
| Moonlight Fiesta | Sean Paul | 2017 | Spinnin' Records |
| Basketball | Marta Sanchez, Flo Rida | 2017 | Sony Music Entertainment (on behalf of Dance Tunes Records) |
| Afterhourz | Mister V | 2015 | Blanco y Negro Music |
| House of Mirrors | | 2012 | |
# Tucminae

Tucminae is a subfamily of flies belonging to the family lesser dung flies from Argentina.

## Genera

* Tucma Mourguès-Schurter, 1987
# Ryan Worsley

Ryan Worsley is a Canadian record producer, recording engineer and songwriter based in Vancouver, British Columbia.

## Career

Worsley started Echoplant Recording Studios in 2007 and in 2015 purchased the former Vogville Studio. He has worked with artists including Juno award winners Dear Rouge and MONOWHALES, The Treble, Juno nominated Nuela Charles, The Written Years, Sophia Danai. Worsley's collaborations with Dear Rouge have included production and engineering on their 2015 debut album Black to Gold and their 2018 second album PHASES. In 2017, Ryan participated in the "Mix with the Masters" seminar with producer Tchad Blake.

## Awards and nominations

| Year | Award | Result |
| 2020 | Juno Awards – Recording Engineer of the Year | Nominated |
| 2018 | Western Canadian Music Awards – Producer of the Year | Winner |
| 2018 | Western Canadian Music Awards – Audio Engineering Award | Nominated |
| 2017 | Western Canadian Music Awards – Audio Engineering Award | Nominated |
| 2016 | Western Canadian Music Awards – Audio Engineering Award | Nominated |
| 2015 | Western Canadian Music Awards – Recording Engineer of the Year | Winner |
# Jeff Knight (singer)

Thomas Jeff Knight is an American country music artist, sometimes credited as T.J. Knight. Born in El Paso, Texas, he later moved to the Allegheny Mountains region of Pennsylvania; after finding work as a truck driver, he moved to Nashville, Tennessee, where he signed to a publishing contract with a publishing company known as Music of the World. Among the artists who cut his songs are Pirates of the Mississippi, Johnny Cash, Clay Walker, and Vince Gill.
Knight was signed to a recording contract with Polygram Records/Mercury Records in 1992. He released two albums for the label and released four singles. He also wrote Daryle Singletary's 1996 single "Too Much Fun", for which Knight won a BMI award.

## Discography
### Albums

| Title | Album details |
| They've Been Talkin' About Me | Release date: April 21, 1992 Label: Polygram/Mercury Records |
| Easy Street | Release date: October 5, 1993 Label: Polygram/Mercury Records |

### Singles

| Year | Single | Peak chart positions | Album |
| Year | Single | Cash Box Country | Album |
| 1992 | "They've Been Talkin' About Me" | 46 | They've Been Talkin' About Me |
| 1992 | "I Wish She Didn't Know Me" | — | They've Been Talkin' About Me |
| 1992 | "Someone Like You" | — | They've Been Talkin' About Me |
| 1993 | "Easy Street" | — | Easy Street |
| "—" denotes releases that did not chart ||||

## Music videos

| Year | Video | Director |
| 1992 | "They've Been Talkin' About Me" | |
| 1992 | "Someone Like You" | Thom Oliphant |
| 1993 | "Easy Street" | L. J. Kreussling |

## Chart singles written by Jeff Knight

The following is a list of Jeff Knight compositions that were chart hits.
| Year | Title | Recording artist | Chart positions | Chart positions |
| Year | Title | Recording artist | Billboard Country | RPM Country |
| 1995 | Too Much Fun co-written with Curtis Wright | Daryle Singletary | 4 | 10 |
| 2003 | You Can't Take It With You When You Go co-written with Curtis Wright | Rhonda Vincent | 58 | |
# Jean-Jacques Petter

Jean-Jacques Petter (1927-2002) was a French primatologist known for his studies of lemurs and his conservation work in Madagascar.
Petter's observational research of a variety of lemur species at several sites around Madagascar in the late 1950s was among the first studies of lemur ecology and social patterns. Petter was considered one of the leading pioneers in lemur research, publishing much of what he found in his book, Faune de Madagascar, in 1977. He and his wife, Arlette Petter-Rousseaux, were responsible for placing the hairy-eared dwarf lemur in its own genus, Allocebus, in 1967.
In 2006, Petter's sportive lemur (Lepilemur petteri ) was named after him in honor of his lemur research. He is considered a leading figure in French primatology, and for his conservation work in Madagascar, he was awarded the WWF Gold Medal by the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) in 1981.
A species of Malagasy chameleon, Furcifer petteri, is named in his honor.
# Jeff Jackson (baseball)

Jeffrey Jackson (born January 2, 1972) is an American former professional baseball player who won the Gatorade High School Baseball Player of the Year Award in 1989. He later played in minor league baseball for nine seasons.

## Draft and professional career

Jackson was drafted by the Philadelphia Phillies in the first round (fourth overall) of the 1989 Major League Baseball Draft out of Simeon Career Academy. He began his professional career that season, hitting .227 in 48 games for the Martinsville Phillies.
Just after his high school graduation, the 17-year-old relocated from Chicago to live with a couple in Martinsville, Virginia, and described feeling culture shock and isolation, spending his days alone in the house, without a driver's license, before heading to the baseball stadium in the afternoons. Jackson was hitting over .500 in his senior year of high school, in contrast to his underperformance in his first year as a professional baseball player, which could account for some of the negative press he received, with one journalist even suggesting the nickname "Clueless Jeff Jackson." Still, the Phillies seemed hopeful that the young player would improve.
In 1990, he hit .198 in 63 games with the Batavia Clippers, and in 1991 he hit .225 in 121 games with the Spartanburg Phillies.
He split 1992 between the Clearwater Phillies (79 games) and Reading Phillies (36 games), hitting a combined .227 in 115 games. He spent all of 1993 and 1994 with Reading, hitting .238 in 113 games in 1993 and .177 in 47 games in 1994.
This was the year that the Phillies finally gave up on Jackson. Reporter Ron Kohl suggested that the organization's years-long commitment to Jackson may have been related to his large signing bonus, which was reportedly $180,000.
He did not play in 1995. In 1996, Jackson returned to organized baseball, playing for the Will County Cheetahs of the independent Heartland League and for the Daytona Cubs in the Chicago Cubs organization. He hit .300 in 26 games overall. In 1997, he played for the Cheetahs again, hitting .303 with 13 home runs in 64 games.
In 1998, Jackson spent 26 games with the Lynchburg Hillcats in the Pittsburgh Pirates system, as well as 15 games with the Fargo-Moorhead RedHawks of the independent Northern League and 26 games with the Massachusetts Mad Dogs of the independent Northeast League. He hit a combined .227 in 69 games. 1998 was his final season.
Overall, Jackson hit .234 in 666 minor league games.

## Post-baseball career

After the end of his baseball career, Jackson moved to California, where he started a consulting business. He also had a business called First Round Sports and Entertainment Agency. He published a book with co-author Dana Jones, The Gift and the Curse: The Jeff Jackson Story.
# Tudor Grange Park

Tudor Grange Park is a park located in Solihull, West Midlands, England. The Park is located very close to the town centre, within easy walking distance, and is adjacent to the local train station and Leisure Centre, Tudor Grange Leisure Centre. It is described by the council as an informal recreation area with a stream dissecting the park, and holds some major events such as the Solihull Carnival.
The Park was bought by the Council in 1946, formerly being farmland belonging to the Bird Family, of Bird's Custard fame, who lived at Tudor Grange, which is now part of the adjacent Solihull College.
As well as providing for a children's play area, a skate park was built in 2003. There is also a cycle track and pitch and putt course at the south west end of the site.

## Nature

The site benefits from a stream, the Alder Brook, which fills a small lake providing a valuable haven for many wildfowl, including for geese, mute swans, ducks, moorhens and coots.

## 2008 Park Improvements

A number of improvements were undertaken by Solihull Council in 2008, as part of a £1,000,000 redevelopment of the park.
The cycle track was built with the help of a £400,000 grant from Sport England's community club development. The track was championed by a former Olympic silver medallist Harry Reynolds, who is also a member of Solihull Cycling Club. The track is formed as a 1 km figure of eight circuit, and was designed in conjunction with the British Cycling and Solihull Cycling Clubs to ensure the materials and layout provided a challenging circuit for professional training and racing, yet still providing a recreational cycling facility for the local and wider community.
Other improvements included for a refurbishment of the children's play area; new hard landscaping, footpaths and better lighting; CCTV cameras; outdoor gym equipment including a rowing machine, support bars and wall bars ; improvements to the stream and lake including new bridges; and new planting and landscaping including for semi-mature native oak, birch, alder, black poplar, and other native woodland trees and ornamental shrubs.

## Maps

* pdf map of the park
# Tudor Grange Academy, Worcester

Tudor Grange Academy Worcester is a mixed secondary school in Worcester, Worcestershire, England. It occupies the site of the former Elgar Technology College that was disbanded following its inability to improve under the special measures received from Ofsted. Tudor Grange Academy Trust then sponsored the school, renamed it after the Solihull school named "Tudor Grange Academy Solihull" and heavily renovated the site. The new academy was established in 2009 and was the second academy school of its type to be set up in England, opening for the new school year in September. Work on refurbishing the buildings was scheduled to begin in April 2011, to be supervised by the Worcester Council Children's Services Department, and was expected to be completed in early 2013. Some of the new premises were expected to be ready for student use by late 2012.
Sponsored by Tudor Grange Academy, Solihull, and entirely funded by The Department for Education, the academy supports local communities in its catchment area of the northern half of the city of Worcester and it suburbs, serving the same area as the former Elgar Technology College. The first head teacher is Claire Maclean, the former deputy head of the Technology College.

## Curriculum

The school provides the National Curriculum including GCSE, A Level, and BTEC level 3 Higher Diplomas, including Sport and Performing Arts delivered in partnership with The University of Worcester. The school has a Science and Enterprise specialisation, and also has extensive sports facilities which include a new sports hall, four badminton courts, indoor netball court, basketball court, volleyball court, and five a side football pitch. The academy comprises five colleges: Angelou, Turing, Attenborough, Keller and Ashe.
# Tuffin

Tuffin is a surname. Notable people with the surname include:
* Alan Tuffin (1933–2017), British trade union leader
* Richard Tuffin (born 1944), New Zealand rowing coxswain
* Sally Tuffin (born 1938), English fashion designer and ceramicist
# Rushwick Halt railway station

Rushwick Halt railway station was a station in Rushwick, Worcestershire, England. The station was opened on 31 March 1924 and closed on 5 April 1965.
# Rushworth College

The College of Saint John the Evangelist of Rushworth, commonly called Rushworth College, was a college in the present-day village of Rushford in Norfolk. It was founded in 1342 by Edmund Gonville, the original founder of Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge, as a small community of priests dedicated to saying chantries for Gonville and his heirs. The college existed until the English Reformation when its lands and endowment were subsumed into Gonville Hall.
# Lillian Henschel

Lillian June Henschel (born Lillian June Bailey) (January 17, 1860 - November 4, 1901) was an American soprano.
Lillian Bailey was born in Columbus, Ohio on 17 January 1860 and was said to have demonstrated musical talent from an early age. She took piano lessons from the age of seven and had vocal training from her mother who was also a trained singer. When she was 15, the family moved to Boston and she continued her studies under her uncle, Charles Hayden, a well-known vocal teacher and later she became a pupil of Madame Rudersdorf, with whom she studied two years.
At sixteen, Bailey made her professional debut in Boston at one of B. J. Lang's concerts, meeting with great success. After this she became a favorite singer in Boston, and her services were in constant demand during the concert season. She then traveled to Paris, in 1887 where she studied with Pauline Viardot-Garcia. On April 30, 1879, she was among the performers in an orchestral concert in London, singing a solo number and a duet with George Henschel; he became her teacher, and married her on March 9, 1881. Upon his appointment as conductor of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, she joined him, performing at orchestra concerts and as a solo recitalist with her husband as accompanist. She died in London.