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# João Gualberto de Oliveira

João Gualberto de Oliveira (12 June 1788 – 10 February 1852) was a Portuguese politician. He was also the 1st Baron and later the 1st Count of Tojal.

## Biography

His parents were Dr. João Francisco de Oliveira, a medic from Real Câmara and Deputy of the Courts in 1822, and Maria Joaquina Farto.
He briefly visited London, he later returned to Portugal after the reestablishment of the Constitutional Regime.
He entered politics without a political militancy manifest, but as being a rich man with financial and technical knowledge. A second comment by Oliveira Martins, it was written as "um homem novo, rico, sem política, banqueiro, inglesado" ("a new man, rich, without politics, banker".
In 1837, he was Deputy of the nation's constitutional courts and later in June, entered the composition of the ministry, headed by António Dias de Oliveira as Minister of Finance. He kept that folded in the next ministry, the presidency of Bernardo de Sá da Bandeira, 1st Baron and Viscount Sá da Bandeira up to 17 April 1838. He had for that time as Internal Minister of Seas and Overseas from 25 October to 9 November 1837, and Minister to the King from 9 to 21 March 1838. He was the new Minister of Finance in 1841. During the Maria da Fonte Revolt, he was again Minister of Finance in 1847 and Minister of Foreign Affairs in the last ministry of António Bernardo da Costa Cabral, 1st Count of Tomar from 18 June 1849 to 1851, the latter, the year that overthrew the Regeneration Movement by the state.
He was president of the Lisbon Commercial Association.

## Personal life

He never married but left two daughters from a relationship.
# Bamberger Marionettentheater

Bamberger Marionettentheater is a puppet theatre in Bamberg, Bavaria, Germany.
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# Kalybos in China

Kalybos in China is a Ghanaian comedy film in where the main character Kalybos does anything for his true love, Ahuofe Partri. Kalybose goes to China to make more money. He is assisted by a connected man with acquiring the particulars necessary for traveling there.

## Cast

* Kalybos
* Priscilla Agyemang (Ahuofe Patri)
* Christabel Ekeh
* David Dontoh
* Jeneral Ntatia
* Mikki Osei Berko
* Nikki Samonas
* John Dumelo
* Jose Tolbert
# Scholaricine

Scholaricine is an alkaloid that has been isolated from Alstonia boonei, a tree of West Africa.
# Ken Hammond

Ken Hammond may refer to:
* Ken Hammond (historian), professor of history at New Mexico State University
* Ken Hammond (ice hockey) (born 1963), Canadian ice hockey player
* Ken Hammond (newsreader), Irish newsreader.
# Slayton

Slayton may refer to:

## People with the given name

* Slayton A. Evans, Jr. (1943–2001), American chemist

## People with the surname

* Chris Slayton (born 1995), American football player
* Darius Slayton (born 1997), American football player
* Deke Slayton (1924–1993), one of the original 7 Mercury astronauts
* Bobby Slayton (born 1955), American comedian
* John W. Slayton (1861–1935), American socialist lecturer and politician
* Paul Wall (born Paul Slayton in 1981), American rapper
* Helen Slayton-Hughes (1930-2022), American actress

## Places
### United States

* Slayton, Minnesota, a city
* Slaytonville, Arkansas, an unincorporated community
# Judith Adams

Judith Anne Adams (née Bird; 11 April 1943 – 31 March 2012) was a New Zealand-born Australian politician, midwife, nurse, and farmer, who served as a member of the Australian Senate between 2005 and 2012, representing the state of Western Australia.

## Biography

Adams was born in Picton, New Zealand, and was a trained nurse and midwife experienced in health care policy, with a diploma in Operating Theatre Nursing. She joined the New Zealand Territorial Army as a nursing sister in 1963, and was later posted to Vietnam as a civilian nurse under the Colombo Plan during the Vietnam War. Adams emigrated to Australia in 1968, and was employed by the Medical Department of Western Australia as a member of the Emergency Nursing Service, which involved postings to regional Western Australian towns.
She met her future husband, Gordon Adams, a pilot for the Royal Flying Doctor Service, while serving in Meekatharra, whom she married in 1970. The couple leased a farm at Quindanning before purchasing a farm at Kojonup in 1972. While in Western Australia, she served as a councillor of the Healthcare Association of Western Australia, the Australian Healthcare Association, and the National Rural Health Alliance, and was a member of the Rural Health Reference Group. She was also a member of the State Executive of the Liberal Party of Australia between 2000 and 2004. Gordon died in 2008.
At the 2001 Western Australian state election, Adams was a candidate for the seat of Wagin, but was defeated by Terry Waldron. Adams was elected to the Senate at the 2004 federal election, with her term commencing on 1 July 2005, becoming the second-oldest woman to enter Australian parliament. During her period in parliament, she served as deputy opposition whip, and was involved in securing changes to wheat laws and defence force policy. Adams had been diagnosed with first-stage breast cancer in 1998, and secondary breast cancer in 2008. She died from the disease at Kalamunda Hospital in March 2012, aged 68.
The Parliament of Western Australia appointed Dean Smith on 2 May 2012 to Adams' Senate vacancy.
# Cation–cation bond

Cation-cation interactions often occur between molecular cations of transition metals and f-elements (so-called yl cations). They are distinguished as a separate type of intermolecular interactions, since without taking them into account, cations usually repel each other in accordance with Coulomb's law.

## Cation-cation interactions in f-elements

Of particular interest are cation-cation interactions between actinide cations - uranium, in the form of uranyl UO$_2$$^{2+}$, neptunium in the form of neptunoyl NpO$_2$$^{2+}$, plutonium and americium, which are essentially a manifestation of specific complex formation. They are a special case of intermolecular interactions that occur in molecular ions. It was first discovered when studying the behavior of netunium(V) compounds in solutions of uranyl perchlorate. Great impact to crystallochemistry of cation-cation bonds was made by Mikhail Grigoriev.
The cation-cation interaction [NpO$_2$]$^+$ determines the crystal structure of Np(V) compounds, and the strength of cation-cation bonds between neptunoyl ions in a solid is comparable to the strength of ordinary bonds with acid ligands, although in an aqueous solution, apparently, the role There are somewhat fewer of these connections. In an organic solution, the intensity of C-C interactions can remain high [1]. In the absence of mutual coordination of neptunium ions, Np(V) compounds can exhibit both structural similarity with An(VI) compounds and fundamental differences (showing a tendency to unite Np coordination polyhedra through common equatorial edges. Cation-cation interactions can be detected not only by data from structural studies, but also according to vibrational spectroscopy data. For uranyl, cation-cation interactions are also recorded in the gas phase.

## Cation-cation interactions in transition metal ions

For transition metals, cation-cation interactions appear in nitrene complexes. Nitrenium ligands provide an excellent platform for the simple and efficient synthesis of extremely rare complexes that have positively charged ligands coordinated to positively charged metals to form stable cation-cation and cation-dication coordination bonds.
# Jon Cole

Jon Cole may refer to:
* Jon Cole (businessman), Texas businessman and anti-drug leader
* Jon Cole (weightlifter) (1943–2013), American powerlifter, weightlifter and strongman
* Jon Cole of The Movies (band)
* Jon Cole of Psyopus (band)
* Jon Cole of Quill (band)
* Jonathan Cole (British Army officer) (born 1967), British general
# Francisco Hernández Ortiz-Pizarro

Francisco Hernández Ortiz-Pizarro (1555–1613) was the founder of Fort Calbuco. He was born in Villacastín, Spain. Having survived the Destruction of the Seven Cities he led a group of loyal Huilliches to the area of Chacao Channel where Fort Calbuco was established.

## Biography
### Early years

He was born in Villacastín, a town near the city of Segovia , which is located on one of the eastern slopes of the Sierra del Guadarrama . Francisco's father was a full-fledged man and enjoyed a comfortable position thanks to the degreasing and padding of wool fabrics . In the Church of Villacastín there is a religious effigy on whose pedestal is the following inscription:
   : "Dr. Don Tomas Pizarro, Oidor of the Royal Audience of Guadalajara in Indias, originally from this town and grandson Mr. Francisco Hernández Ortiz Pizarro, gave this sculpture to Our Lady of Carrascal"
   Felix Martin M

### Marriage

He married María Cortés Monroy (circa 1601), then an 18-year-old girl, daughter of Captain Pedro Cortés and Elena de Tovar.

### Conquest of Chile

He begins a trip to South America and arrives in Chile. Arrived in Santiago de Chile, he fully integrated to fight the indigenous rebellions. He stood out in the capture of Fort Hualqui . He wintered in Paicaví , in 1578, in a time of so many “waters and storms and cold” that “for two and a half months it did not let a single day of rain”. His brother, Andrés Ortiz died around this date. The other died crossing the Atlantic . Marshal Martín Ruiz de Gamboa appointed him Captain in 1580 to pacify the Chillán area . it collaborated to populate the city in its beginnings as San Bartolomé de Chillán. Then he remained two years as mayor of Villarrica. Later in the writings as "Corregidor of the city of Osorno and its terms"
In Osorno he must face the Huilliche rebellion that around 1603 sought to destroy the city and expel the Spanish from the territory. In this context, supported by friendly Indians , he leads the exodus of survivors heading south, where they reach the sector of the current Calbuco commune , where they finally settle. In that place a temporary fort is founded, which is followed by the foundation of a second military settlement in the current town of Carelmapu . During this period and until 1604 he administered those territories as Governor of Chiloé.

## Encomendero

The governor Alonso García Ramón awarded him an encomienda of Indians in Concepción and a land grant in Conchalí –Canela La Baja- in the Choapa valley , a fiefdom that Francisco would not get to know.

## Death

Litigation filed by Dona Maria Cortes Monroy demanding land grant of Canela Baja , we know that Francisco Hernandez Ortiz-Pizarro was already dead in 1613
# Bambermycin

Bambermycin (flavomycin) is a complex of antibiotics obtained from Streptomyces bambergiensis and Streptomyces ghanaensis used as a food additive for beef cattle, dairy cattle, poultry and swine. The complex consists mainly of moenomycins A and C.
Bambermycin is a performance-enhancing antibiotic intended and available solely for use in animal nutrition. Its mechanism of action is to inhibit the synthesis of the bacterial wall. Bambermycin is predominantly effective against Gram-positive pathogenic bacteria. However, it does not have significant action against Lactobacillus, Bifidobacterium, and other protective bacteria.
Bambermycin has no precautions or warnings to humans on its label pertaining to mixing and handling and is non-hazardous when used according to label directions. Bambermycin has no withdrawal requirement. Bambermycin is not absorbed by the intestine and no measurable residues are found in edible tissues even when fed at up to 50 times the normal recommended dosage.
Synonyms include flavomycin, flavofosfolipol, flavophospholipol, moenomycin, and the brand name Gainpro.
# List of things named after Bernhard Riemann

The German mathematician Bernhard Riemann (1826–1866) is the eponym of many things.

## "Riemann" (by field)

* Riemann bilinear relations
* Riemann conditions
* Riemann form
* Riemann function
* Riemann–Hurwitz formula
* Riemann matrix
* Riemann operator
* Riemann singularity theorem
** Riemann-Kempf singularity theorem
* Riemann surface
** Compact Riemann surface
** Planar Riemann surface
* Cauchy–Riemann manifold
** The tangential Cauchy–Riemann complex
* Zariski–Riemann space

### Analysis

* Cauchy–Riemann equations
* Riemann integral
** Generalized Riemann integral
** Riemann multiple integral
* Riemann invariant
* Riemann mapping theorem
** Measurable Riemann mapping theorem
* Riemann problem
* Riemann solver
* Riemann sphere
* Riemann–Hilbert correspondence
* Riemann–Hilbert problem
* Riemann–Lebesgue lemma
* Riemann–Liouville integral
* Riemann–Roch theorem
** Arithmetic Riemann–Roch theorem
** Riemann–Roch theorem for smooth manifolds
** Riemann–Roch theorem for surfaces
** Grothendieck–Hirzebruch–Riemann–Roch theorem
** Hirzebruch–Riemann–Roch theorem
* Riemann–Stieltjes integral
* Riemann series theorem
* Riemann sum

### Number theory

* Riemann–von Mangoldt formula
* Riemann hypothesis
** Generalized Riemann hypothesis
** Grand Riemann hypothesis
** Riemann hypothesis for curves over finite fields
* Riemann theta function
* Riemann Xi function
* Riemann zeta function
* Riemann–Siegel formula
* Riemann–Siegel theta function

### Physics

* Free Riemann gas also called primon gas
* Riemann invariant
* Riemann–Cartan geometry
* Riemann–Silberstein vector
* Riemann-Lebovitz formulation
* Riemann curvature tensor also called Riemann tensor
* Riemann tensor (general relativity)

## Riemannian

* Pseudo-Riemannian manifold
* Riemannian bundle metric
* Riemannian circle
* Riemannian cobordism
* Riemannian connection
* Riemannian connection on a surface
* Riemannian cubic
* Riemannian cubic polynomials
* Riemannian foliation
* Riemannian geometry
** Fundamental theorem of Riemannian geometry
* Riemannian graph
* Riemannian group
* Riemannian holonomy
* Riemannian manifold also called Riemannian space
* Riemannian metric tensor
* Riemannian Penrose inequality
* Riemannian polyhedron
* Riemannian singular value decomposition
* Riemannian submanifold
* Riemannian submersion
* Riemannian volume form
* Riemannian wavefield extrapolation
* Sub-Riemannian manifold
* Riemannian symmetric space

## Riemann's

* Riemann's differential equation
* Riemann's existence theorem
* Riemann's explicit formula
* Riemann's minimal surface
* Riemann's theorem on removable singularities

## Non-mathematical

* Free Riemann gas
* Riemann (crater)
* 4167 Riemann
# Ken Hammond (historian)

Kenneth J. Hammond is Professor of History at New Mexico State University. Hammond was a student and Students for a Democratic Society leader at Kent State University from 1967 to 1970. He later (1985) completed his degree in political science, then studied Modern Chinese language at the Beijing Foreign Languages Normal School in Beijing. Hammond received an M.A. in Regional Studies - East Asia (1989), and a Ph.D. in History and East Asian Languages (1994) from Harvard University. In 2007, Hammond was appointed director of the Confucius Institute, a cultural initiative funded in part by Hanban on the NMSU campus that is dedicated to studying and publicizing China and Chinese culture. He is the editor of the journal Ming Studies. The Confucius Institute was closed in 2020 due to political pressure from the Federal government.
While at Kent State, Hammond authored a study of local politics entitled Who Rules Kent? and was active in the political events that culminated in the May 4, 1970 shootings at the university. He was indicted as one of the "Kent 25" and was lead plaintiff in the federal lawsuit Hammond v. Brown which resulted in the suppression of the Special Grand Jury report on the Kent State shootings. All charges against the Kent 25 were dropped in December 1971. In 1976 he took part in the "Move the Gym" demonstrations at Kent, on the site of the 1970 shootings.
# George Goodhead

Chief George Diepiriye Goodhead was a prominent Ibani chief.

## Background

George Goodhead was the eldest son of King Pepple I (Perekule) of the Kingdom of Bonny. He was noted as a child of King Perekule born out of wedlock. The George Goodhead house was initially known as Indian queen; as those were "two traders who ascended its chieftaincy."
It was common for house names to transform, often reflecting the signing of treaties by a chieftain. So, George Goodhead was earlier known as Indian queen, then Ukonu, George Goodhead and later Ukonu again, which was closely associated with King Opubo of Bonny during his lifetime, and was an ally and supporter of the Anna Pepple group (made up of more than 10 houses: Wariso, Kuke, George Goodhead (Ukonu), Iruanya (Uranta), Ibifa, Kiepirima (Toby), Epelle, Kala Ndassa, Tom Taylor, Wogu Dappa, Strongface etc.) against the Manila Pepple group in Bonny.

## Political relevance in the Grand Bonny Kingdom

Chief George Diepiriye Goodhead was a ranking leader of the Anna Pepple house and took an active part in maintaining the rulership of the King Pepple dynasty. He championed an ultimately unsuccessful attempt against the regency of Chief Maduka (Madu) in the mid 1830s; but was later imprisoned by Madu following a trade misunderstanding over collection of the comey the Europeans paid. During the travails of Chief Goodhead, Chief Omuso (Jack) Brown of Finima, who later led a successful coup against Maduka for William Dappa Pepple to assume the reins of Bonny leadership, rallied support for him. Goodhead has been expressly presented as very significant in the evolving politics between the Anna Pepple and Manila Pepple groups of houses in the ancient kingdom of Bonny, and was revered as rich and important, equal in status to both King Halliday and Chief Jack Brown during his time.
Goodhead was a signatory to the 23 January 1854 treaties, between Great Britain and the native princes and chiefs of the west coast of Africa, relating to commerce and the slave trade.

## Migration to Opobo (1870–1872)

Following a trade dispute and a civil war between Bonny and Opobo, and subsequent arbitration, on 3 January 1873 the chiefs of Bonny and Opobo signed a treaty under which "six markets on the Imo were assigned exclusively to Bonny, and all members and houses claimed by Jaja as part of the Anna Pepple group and who are still in Bonny were to be returned to Opobo. Most of them, for example Wariso and George Goodhead, had already made their way to Opobo, the most important remaining ones were Kuke (Cookey) and Oko Epelle and their people. Note that "Kuke had with George Goodhead sought asylum at Juju town (Finima)" during the great tussle between the Anna Pepple and Manila Pepple groups in Bonny."
Chief George Goodhead migrated and arrived Opobo between 1870 and 1872, soon after Jaja's arrival, and thus was amongst the fourteen out of the eighteen houses that left with Jaja from Bonny. Him and his family were therefore one of the foremost bands of settlers in what is currently Opubo-Kala-Ama (Opobo) in the new territory.
# Fitz of Depression

Fitz of Depression was an American punk rock band from Olympia, Washington, formed in 1987. The band released three albums before splitting up in 1997. There were brief reunion tours in 2000 and 2002. The band continued to play, particularly in the Northwestern United States, with occasional west coast tours until the untimely death of founding member and singer/guitarist Mike Dees.

## History

Formed in Olympia in 1988, the band's original lineup consisted of Mike Dees (Mikey Dees vocals, guitar), Jim Koontz (bass guitar), and Craig Becker (drums). They began playing local venues in the Olympia area. This lineup recorded an eight track EP, released on the Mumble Something label. Koontz left the band, to be replaced by Ryan von Bargen. The band's next release was "The Awakening", a single on the Meat label released in January 1991. A benefit concert was held in April 1991 to help Dees pay fines for traffic violations and avoid jail, with the band joined on stage by Bikini Kill and Nirvana and the concert filmed for the documentary film Hype!. Von Bargen was replaced by Justin Warren. A self-titled debut album, which had been recorded in 1991, was the band's last release on Meat, subsequently signing with K Records, for whom they debuted with the July 1994 album Let's Give It a Twist (released in the UK the following year on Fire Records). Warren (who later joined Quitters, Inc.) had himself been replaced by Brian Sparhawk in 1993. In April 1995, while touring the UK, the band recorded a session for John Peel's BBC Radio 1 show, at the Maida Vale BBC studios in London. Third and final album Swing was released in April 1996. The band signed to Warner Bros., but split up in 1997 before any releases for the company.
The band reunited briefly in 2000 to tour with Bad Brains (at the time going by the name Soul Brains due to issues with their record label), but they split again before the tour was completed. They reunited again in 2002 for some live shows.
Sparhawk joined Two Ton Boa, and then joined the Resident Kings in 2011. Craig Becker went on to play with The Viles, Deadbeat Hearts and the Natrons.
On July 23, 2018, the band announced via Facebook that they plan to reform and record a new record, followed by a European tour in the Spring of 2019.
On 4 June 2019, Mikey Dees was found dead in his home of an apparent heart attack suffered in his sleep. He was 48.

## Musical style

The band's sound has been characterized as hardcore punk, 'metal-punk', or 'power punk'.

## Discography
### Albums

* Fitz of Depression (1993), Meat - 10-inch LP
* Let's Give It a Twist (1995), K
* Swing (1996), K

### EPs

* Fitz of Depression, Mumble Something - 7-inch EP
* Pigs are People Too (1995), Negative Feedback
* Peel Sessions - BBC Radio One (2003), Very Necessary

### Singles

* "The Awakening" (1991), Meat
* "Pissbutt" (1992), Blatant
* "Take It Away"/"Jenny/867-5309" (1993), Negative Feedback
* "Lie" (1994), K
* Spawning Monsters: "See Me, Hear Me"/"Miracle Man" (1995), Fire
* "Young and Free" (1995), Fire
* "I'm the Man" (1995), Yo Yo
* "Seemingly Vague" (1996), Kill Rock Stars
# Sili Bank

Sili Bank, also known as Korea 626 Shenyang Co., is a North Korean financial company that provides email services in North Korea through its silibank.net.kp domain.
Sili Bank (sili meaning "true profit" in both Chinese and Korean) was established on September 12, 2001. Through its operation centre in Chilbosan Hotel in Shenyang, China, it offered a limited email relay service to and from North Korea, where Internet access was and is scarce. It initially charged a fee per every email sent.
The Chilbosan Hotel has also served as a centre of North Korean computer hacking and cyber-warfare operations.
# Francisco Hernández García

Francisco Hernández García (alias "El 2000", "El Panchillo") is a Mexican drug lord of the Beltrán Leyva Cartel. He was captured on 4 November 2011. The United States Department of Justice also had charges against Hernández García.