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# Rouge (film journal)

Rouge was an occasionally-published online film journal, from 2003 to 2009, edited by Adrian Martin, Helen Bandis and Grant McDonald.

## History

Based in Australia, it published essays by critics from all over the world, many of them as translations. It has been cited as a favorite online-only film journal and has been described as "[maintaining] one of the highest standards of writing of any online film journal" and as "championing some of the most exciting and innovative critical writing being done anywhere in the world" in blog posts.
Over the years, it has published articles and other contributions by Gilbert Adair, Thom Andersen, Nicole Brenez, Pedro Costa, Serge Daney, Raymond Durgnat, Victor Erice, Chris Fujiwara, Jean-Pierre Gorin, José Luis Guerin, Hou Hsiao-hsien, Kent Jones, Dave Kehr, Jonas Mekas, Luc Moullet, Mark Rappaport, Jonathan Rosenbaum, Peter Tscherkassky and Apichatpong Weerasethakul.
The journal has published a book under the Rouge Press imprint. A collection of essays on Raul Ruiz was released in 2004. ISBN 0975186906 OCLC 681051200
# Touch rugby at the 2019 Pacific Games – Women's tournament

The Women's touch rugby tournament at the 2019 Pacific Games was held in Apia from 15 to 17 July 2019 at the St Joseph's Sports Field.

## Prticipating teams

Six Pacific Games Associations qualified for this tournament.
* Cook Islands (14)
* Fiji (14)
* Papua New Guinea (14)
* Samoa (14) (Host)
* Solomon Islands (14)
* Tonga (14)

## Round robin

| Teams | Pld | W | D | L | Pts |
| Papua New Guinea | 5 | 5 | 0 | 0 | 15 |
| Samoa | 5 | 3 | 0 | 2 | 11 |
| Cook Islands | 5 | 2 | 2 | 1 | 11 |
| Fiji | 5 | 1 | 2 | 2 | 9 |
| Solomon Islands | 5 | 0 | 3 | 2 | 8 |
| Tonga | 5 | 0 | 1 | 4 | 6 |
| Updated: 13 July 2019  • Teams ranked 1 to 4 (Green background) advanced to the Semi finals. ||||||

### Day 1

* 15 July 2019 10:10
| Fiji | 3–4 | Samoa |
* St Joseph's Sports Field
* 15 July 2019 10:10
| Cook Islands | 12–3 | Tonga |
* St Joseph's Sports Field
* 15 July 2019 11:00
| Solomon Islands | 1–30 | Papua New Guinea |
* St Joseph's Sports Field
* 15 July 2019 12:40
| Fiji | 5–5 | Cook Islands |
* St Joseph's Sports Field
* 15 July 2019 13:30
| Solomon Islands | 0–23 | Samoa |
* St Joseph's Sports Field
* 15 July 2019 13:30
| Papua New Guinea | 20–0 | Tonga |
* St Joseph's Sports Field
* 15 July 2019 16:00
| Samoa | 0–8 | Papua New Guinea |
* St Joseph's Sports Field
* 15 July 2019 16:00
| Fiji | 12–0 | Tonga |
* St Joseph's Sports Field
* 15 July 2019 16:50
| Cook Islands | 0–0 | Solomon Islands |
* St Joseph's Sports Field

### Day 2

* 16 July 2019 11:00
| Fiji | 0–0 | Solomon Islands |
* St Joseph's Sports Field
* 16 July 2019 11:00
| Papua New Guinea | 6–2 | Cook Islands |
* St Joseph's Sports Field
* 16 July 2019 11:50
| Tonga | 2–14 | Samoa |
* St Joseph's Sports Field
* 16 July 2019 13:30
| Fiji | 6–7 | Papua New Guinea |
* St Joseph's Sports Field
* 16 July 2019 14:20
| Tonga | 0–0 | Solomon Islands |
* St Joseph's Sports Field
* 16 July 2019 14:20
| Samoa | 4–6 | Cook Islands |
* St Joseph's Sports Field

## Semi finals

* 17 July 2019 10:10
| Papua New Guinea | 10–6 | Fiji |
* St Joseph's Sports Field
* 17 July 2019 11:00
| Cook Islands | 3–5 | Samoa |
* St Joseph's Sports Field

## Playoffs
### 5th/6th playoff

* 17 July 2019 12:40
| Tonga | 15–3 | Solomon Islands |
* St Joseph's Sports Field

### Bronze medal match

* 17 July 2019 13:30
| Cook Islands | 5–6 | Fiji |
* St Joseph's Sports Field

### Gold medal match

* 17 July 2019 15:10
| Samoa | 4–9 | Papua New Guinea |
* St Joseph's Sports Field
# Riding the Wave (album)

Riding the Wave is a debut album by the Blanks released in 2004 on CD and as a digital download. A limited edition vinyl was released in 2021 by Enjoy the Ride Records with four tracks from their second album Worth the Weight included in Side 2.

## Overview

Riding the Wave features both original songs by the band and cover versions of other songs, most of which were performed on the TV series Scrubs. It also features candid recordings of the cast and production team of Scrubs. Sam Lloyd was written into the script for the all 9 seasons of Scrubs. The album cover jokes that these recordings are "used without [the cast and crew's] knowledge or permission".
# Linepithema cryptobioticum

Linepithema cryptobioticum is a species of ant in the genus Linepithema. Described by Wild in 2007, the species is endemic to South America.
# San Pedro Seahawks

The San Pedro Seahawks, formerly the Turquoise, are a professional football team in Belize based in Belize City. They currently play in and have won the Belize Premier Football League, which was formerly the top tier league in the country. Players include defender Jarbi Alvarez, who represents the country nationally. Former India international Roberto Fernandez also appeared with the club from 2000 to 2001.

## Ownership

According to The San Pedro Sun in 2004, San Pedro's semi-professional soccer team (San Pedro Seahawks) was went under new ownership. In an interview with Mr. Carlos Jex, Director of Finance at the Medical University of the Americas – Belize (MUAB), stated that he and MUAB President Dr. Jeffrey Sersland were the co-owners of the team.

## List of coaches

* Marvin Ottley (2005)
# Jenkin Jones (trade unionist)

Jenkin Jones (1859 – 7 December 1929) was a Welsh trade unionist.
Born in Cadoxton-juxta-Neath in South Wales, Jones was educated until he was sixteen, then served as a pupil-teacher for a year. Although he hoped to become a teacher, his father disapproved of this, and Jones instead completed an apprenticeship as a patternmaker with the Neath Abbey Ironworks Company. He continued to study science, maths and art at evening classes. By this time, the economy was in recession, and he struggled to find work, eventually finding a job manufacturing tin plate. When the economy picked up, he returned to the Neath Abbey Ironworks, becoming a supervisor, and also spending time as a boilermaker. In 1879, he joined the Amalgamated Society of Engineers (ASE). When the next trade depression hit, he was again out of work, and moved to Monmouthshire to find a new role.
In 1881, Jones settled in Cardiff, where he continued in his trade. He became increasingly prominent in the ASE, winning election to its general council in 1891. In 1892, this was replaced by an executive council, and Jones narrowly won election as a district delegate. He was also active on the Cardiff Trades Council, and represented his union at the Trades Union Congress.
Jones ran for the general secretaryship of the union in 1909, and narrowly defeated David Gardner, the union's chairman, by somewhat more than 18,000 votes to 15,000. His time in office was not a success, and has been described as "five of the most disruptive years in the history of the union". Late in 1912, the union's executive suspended him, but he persuaded the union's trustees to dissolve the executive and hold new elections for the general secretary post. This was the subject of a court case, which ultimately concluded that this action was within the powers of the trustees.
Jones stood in the new election and placed second in the first round of voting, defeating Tom Mann and three minor candidates (J. Gorman, J. Gradwell and H. Sladdin). In the run-off, he again came second, defeated by Robert Young, who described Jones as "unfit on the grounds of inefficiency to hold office".
Jones died in 1929, by which time he was living at his sister's house near Neath.
# Vanessa myrinna

Vanessa myrinna, the vivid painted lady or banded lady, is a butterfly of the family Nymphalidae found in Peru, Ecuador, Chile, Brazil and Colombia.
# John Speidell

John Speidell (fl. 1600–1634) was an English mathematician. He is known for his early work on the calculation of logarithms.
Speidell was a mathematics teacher in London and one of the early followers of the work John Napier had previously done on natural logarithms. In 1619 Speidell published a table entitled "New Logarithmes" in which he calculated the natural logarithms of sines, tangents, and secants.
He then diverged from Napier's methods in order to ensure all of the logarithms were positive. A new edition of "New Logarithmes" was published in 1622 and contained an appendix with the natural logarithms of all numbers 1-1000.
Along with William Oughtred and Richard Norwood, Speidell helped push toward the abbreviations of trigonometric functions.
Speidel published a number of work about mathematics, including An Arithmeticall Extraction in 1628. His son, Euclid Speidell, also published mathematics texts.
# John Marsh (footballer, born 1940)

John Stanley Marsh (born 31 August 1940) is an English former professional footballer who played as an inside forward.

## Career

Born in Farnworth, Marsh played for Little Hulton, Oldham Athletic and Witton Albion.
# John McCullough (rugby union)

John Francis McCullough, All Black and Taranaki rugby football representative, was born on 8 January 1936, in Stratford, New Zealand. He attended Stratford Technical High School, playing for the First XV 1952-1954, and went on from there to be selected to the Taranaki side. He alternated between first five-eighths and second five-eighths, weighing in at 75 kg and measuring 1.73 m high. McCullough was known for his good hands, his deft turn of speed and his strong defence.
McCullough was part of a Taranaki team that still holds a special place in the history of that province. He was part of the side that drew 3-all with the Springboks in 1956, as well as the successful Ranfurly Shield triumph over Otago in 1957 and the subsequent two-year possession of the shield. McCullough made his first All Black trial appearance in 1956, and in 1959 finally found the favour of the All Black selectors for the second, third and fourth tests against the touring British Lions, playing at first five-eighths.
McCullough was overlooked for the 1960 tour of South Africa, however, and the 1959 matches proved to be the only games he played for the All Blacks. He was part of yet another successful Ranfurly Shield challenge when Taranaki beat Wellington in 1963, and played a total of 94 games for his home province.
# Juan Padilla

Juan Padilla may refer to:
* Juan Padilla (pitcher), Puerto Rican baseball pitcher
* Juan Padilla (second baseman), Cuban baseball second baseman
# Juan de Cervantes (bishop)

Juan de Cervantes (24 June 1553 – 13 September 1614) was a Roman Catholic prelate. He served as the Bishop of Antequera (1608–1614).

## Biography

Juan de Cervantes was born in México on the 24 of June, 1553. On the 28 of May 1608, he was appointed during the papacy of Pope Paul V as Bishop of Antequera. On the 3 of May 1609, he was consecrated bishop by Alfonso de la Mota y Escobar, who was the Bishop of Tlaxcala. He served as Bishop of Antequera until his death on the 13 of September,1614.
# Atrebatum

Atrebatum can refer to the following places:
* Calleva Atrebatum, modern Silchester
* Atrebatum, ancient Roman name of Arras, in northern France
# Sandra Fleckenstein

Sandra Fleckenstein (born 17 October 1985 in Darmstadt, Germany) is a German film and theatre actress.

## Life

Fleckenstein was exposed to the world of acting and film from a young age. She had her first experience on a professional film set at the age of nine during the filming of the ZDF three-part movie Tödliche Wahl [de] for German television. In later years, as Fleckenstein completed her final year of High School, she acted in the famous Hessian crime sequence Tatort. Subsequently, in 2007, Fleckenstein completed professional training to become a state-approved actress at the Film Acting School Cologne. Afterwards she studied at the Johannes Gutenberg University in Mainz graduating in 2015 with an M.A. in Film & Theatre Studies. She gave her first workshop in Acting for Camera in 2011 at the Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences. While further completing her education in acting by attending workshops with Hendrik Martz (Meisner Technique), Matthias Beier (Method Acting after Susan Batson) and Nick Dong-Sik.
Fleckenstein is characterized by her work across different media platforms. Along with media film/TV, theatre and advertisement, she works in other related fields. Since 2013, she has been working as a seminar actress for major companies throughout Germany. In January 2020, she began hosting the daily children's programme „Kiki, Timo, Gott & Du“ on the Christian television channel Hope TV, where she reads stories to children.

## Selected filmography

* Tatort: Leerstand [de] (2005, TV film)
* Der Weg zum Urizon (2005)
* Our Charly (2009, TV film)
* Fairfield (2009)
* Erinnern ausgeschlossen (2009)
* Tridentität (2011)
* Alles Verbrecher – Eiskalte Liebe [de] (2013, TV film)
* Encounters, Hope Channel (2015)
* The Vision (2017)
* Zweite Zukunft (2018)
* Stille (2019)
* Kiki, Timo, Gott & Du (2020)

## Theatre

* Things You Shouldn't Say Past Midnight (2014–2019), Theater Alte Brücke, Frankfurt
* The Rape of the Sabine Women [de] (2016–2019), Büchner Bühne, Riedstadt
* Datterich [de] (2017), Staatstheater Darmstadt
* The Outsiders of Uskoken Castle (2017-2018), Staatstheater Darmstadt
* Der Glasschrank (2020), Theater Lust Darmstadt

## Other commitments

In 2016 Fleckenstein began involvement with the aid organisation Seed of Small Beginnings, which provides sustainable support to families and communities in Cambodia. The focus is on two schools for which, among other things, school buildings are being built, teachers and teaching materials are being financed and drinking water is being provided. Fleckenstein has developed and taught the teaching concept ‘Free! to be me’, which promotes the children's self-confidence through singing, dancing and acting. In June 2019 Fleckenstein supported the opening of a kindergarten in the Cambodian jungle by the aid organisation.
Sandra Fleckenstein is a member of the acting union, Bundesverband Schauspiel, and has been a regional supervisor for Frankfurt since 1 January 2019.
# Juan Vicente Ribera

Juan Vicente Ribera was a Spanish painter, practicing at Madrid in the early part of the 18th century. He was one of the artists appointed by the Council of Castile in 1725 to tax pictures. He painted the pendentives of the cupola in the church of San Felipe el Real, and painted two scenes from the Life of S. Francis de Paul in the church of la Victoria, and a Martyrdom of S. Justus.
# John Michell (MP for New Shoreham)

John Michell (by 1491 – 15 October 1546) was an English politician.

## Family

He was the brother of the MP, Thomas Michell.

## Career

He was a Member (MP) of the Parliament of England for New Shoreham in 1529.
# San Damiano al Colle

San Damiano al Colle is a comune (municipality) in the Province of Pavia in the Italian region Lombardy, located about 45 km southeast of Milan and about 20 km southeast of Pavia. As of 31 December 2004, it had a population of 767 and an area of 6.4 km².
San Damiano al Colle borders the following municipalities: Bosnasco, Castel San Giovanni, Montù Beccaria, Rovescala.
# San Damiano, Brugherio

San Damiano is a hamlet in far north Brugherio, Italy. It is located between the Milan-Bergamo highway and the eastern road ring of Monza. It is 1.46 kilometres (0.91 mi) away from the town center.

## History

During the Carolingian period San Damiano was a village built around a monastery under the supervision of Saint Ambrose of Milan. In a document dating to the year 853, San Damiano housed a church dedicated to Saints Cosmas and Damian. During the Middle Ages the town did not host any important events. By the 14th century, the town still existed. In the 16th century a local parish was built by Saint Charles Borromeo, alas San Damiano did not join the parish given its population would be forced to pay a fee for the parish priest's allowance. San Damiano remained in the parish of San Gerardo in Monza. By 1751 it was a separate municipality with 75 inhabitants administered by a consul elected by the population. In 1805, with the proclamation of the napoleonic Kingdom of Italy the number of residents was 178. In 1809, the town was under the control of Napoleon and its jurisdiction was merged with Monucco's, then together merging with the one of Monza in 1811. On 12 February 1816 the Austrians re-established it as an independent municipality and it remained so for 50 years. In 1853 San Damiano had 363 inhabitants. In 1863 it was renamed San Damiano of Monza but in 1866 the commune was annexed definitively to the new town of Brugherio after a strong debate. The mayor of Baraggia (future mayor of Brugherio) convinced the citizens of San Damiano to merge with the new municipality.

## Religious life

San Damiano is under the control of Sant'Albino's parish that is from the administrative point of view under Monza's supervision, but from the perspective of the religious community under the pastoral Epiphany of the Lord in Brugherio. The Church of Saint Anne can be found on the village's land.

## Education

In San Damiano there are three schools that are part of the Istituto Comprensivo Via Nazario Sauro: Fratelli Grimm kindergarten, Corridoni primary school and Eduardo De Filippo secondary school.

## Culture and Sports

In San Damiano, some holidays are celebrated: one in June that is organised by the Department for Cultural Heritage of Brugherio and takes place in a neighborhood north of the city; and another in November. The town's local musical band was formed in 1906, and still is involved in several local events. In addition, the A.S. società sportiva San Damiano-Sant'Albino, whose colors are white and amaranth, is found in this town.
# John Steinhoff

John Steinhoff (15 September 1942 ) is a classical physicist, best known for his important contributions to computational fluid dynamics field. He invented a physics based method called vorticity confinement to compute the numerical solution of partial differential equations.

## Biography

Steinhoff studied at University of Chicago where he was awarded a M.S. degree in physics. Later, in 1972, University of Chicago awarded him with a Ph.D. degree. He later held a faculty position in the department of aerospace engineering, University of Tennessee Space Institute from 1981 to 2011.
Most of his research has been involved the treatment of vortex-dominated flows in computational fluid dynamics and the treatment of short wave equation pulses, including the solution of real problems of engineering importance. The recent development of the vorticity confinement method that eliminates effects of numerical diffusion, for computations on Eulerian grids, without the use of Lagrangian markers. This technique has recently been used in many applications involving computation of: Helicopter Blade—Vortex Interaction, Delta Wing Flow, Helicopter Rotor/Body Flow, Helicopter Body—Vortex Interaction, Dynamic Stall, Aircraft Trailing Vortices, Supersonic Flow Over Missiles. Steinhoff also developed another computational technique, wave confinement, for propagating short wave equation pulses over long distances without the use of Lagrangian markers, which require the use of complex logic and are not feasible for intersecting pulses. This has major applications in communications, radar wave scattering, etc. His methods have also been used in creating special effects for movies such as Harry Potter and The Core.
He also authored many scholarly articles and chapters on Vorticity Confinement. He was awarded the Arnold Research award for his major accomplishments in CFD field.
# Sanga District

Sanga District is a district of Niassa Province in north-western Mozambique. The principal town is Sanga.
# Sanga Moses

Sanga Moses is a Ugandan social entrepreneur and founder and chief executive officer of Eco-fuel Africa Ltd. (EFA). Moses is notable for being one of the National Geographic's Emerging Explorers and then as winner of the $1 million Verizon's Powerful Answers Award for innovative technological solutions to global challenges.

## Education and early life

Sanga Moses grew up in a small village in western Uganda. He was the first in his clan to graduate from University, and in 2005 he was awarded a Bachelor of Business Administration from the Makerere University in Kampala.

## Career

Moses started his professional career as a trained accountant in Uganda's capital, Kampala, and worked in that role for three years from 2006 to 2009. He left that career in 2009, after visiting his family in the countryside in Western Uganda and meeting his 12-year-old sister: she had to travel 10 km on foot to purchase firewood for the family instead of attending school. At that point, Moses decided to invest all his life savings ($500) in the creation of an affordable alternative to wood-based fuel.
In 2010 he launched EFA and produced the first kilns and briquette machines. EFA is a social enterprise selling clean-fuel to approximately twenty thousand families in Uganda and employing 120 people. The EFA business model created revenue for hundreds of local women retailers, who sell clean cooking charcoal (biochar) briquettes, and for thousands of farmers suppliers, who produce biochar from agricultural waste employing EFA's kilns technology. Moses worked with engineers to develop kilns and briquetting machines to produce affordable biochar. He aims to make this technology available to other sub-Saharan rural populations with a similar lack of affordable, clean bio-fuel. Moses has established that EFA's environmental policy include the reinvestment of part of its profits in Uganda reforestation.
In 2014, he was nominated for The Future Awards Africa and worked with the Global Social Benefit Institute of Santa Clara University to develop EFA.

## Awards

* 2011 Unreasonable Institute Fellow.
* 2012 TED Fellow.
* 2012 Community Solutions Fellow.
* 2014 National Geographic's Emerging Explorers.
* 2017 Verizon's Powerful Answers Award.
# John Morrissey (disambiguation)

John Morrissey (1831–1878) was an American boxer and politician.
John Morrissey may also refer to:
* John Morrissey (baseball) (1856–1884), Major League Baseball player
* John Morrissey (footballer) (born 1965), English footballer
* John Morrissey (rugby union) (1939–2013), New Zealand rugby union player
* John P. Morrissey (politician) (1885–1966), New York politician
* John P. Morrissey (biologist), Irish biologist
* Johnny Morrissey (born 1940), English footballer
* John Morrissey (Australian politician), Victorian state MP from 1897 to 1907
# Sandstein-Wienerwald natural park

The Sandstein-Wienerwald natural park (Naturpark Sandsteinwienerwald) is a natural park near Purkersdorf in the Vienna Woods (Wienerwald), Austria. Although a protected area under Austrian law, it is freely accessible.
The park's 77 hectare area is mostly covered by beech forest. Its highest point is the Rudolfshöhe (475 m), on whose top a lookout tower has been constructed. Another hill, the Schöffelstein (431 m) features a memorial to Josef Schöffel, who is remembered as the "saviour of the Vienna Woods" on account of his 1872 campaign to protect the woods from logging.
Visitors' amenities in the park include a nature trail and a visitors' centre featuring expositions on topics of local interest. The park also includes an enclosure in which with deer and boars are kept, as well as a petting zoo.
# Jubril

Jubril is the name of:
* Jubril Aminu, Nigerian cardiologist
* Jubril Martins-Kuye, Nigerian politician
* Jubril Okedina, English footballer