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# Fleshkiller

Fleshkiller is a progressive metal band from Norway, founded in 2015 by Ole Børud and Peter Dalbakk.

## History

Fleshkiller started in 2015 in Norway as a side project of Ole Børud of the progressive death metal band Extol and Peter Dalbakk of the band Vardøger. Børud and Dalbakk were former bandmates of the band Schaliach, a death-doom band they formed together. The two hired drummer Andreas Skorpe Sjøen from the band Umpfel, and Ole Vistnes, of the bands Shining and Tristania, as the band's bass player.
Dalbakk later quit the band, wanting to spend more time with his family. The band replaced him with Elisha Mullins, vocalist of The Burial and former guitarist of A Hill to Die Upon. Børud had come in contact with Mullins through both of their time on the Facedown Records roster. The band later signed to Indie Recordings in Europe and Facedown Records in North America to release their debut album Awaken.
On June 30, 2017, the band released their debut single, "Parallel Kingdom". The band released their second single "Warfare" on August 18, 2017, via a music video. On September 1, 2017, the band released "Salt of the Earth", their third and final single before the album released on September 15. The album came out on September 15, 2017, which received positive critical reception.

## Musical style and influences

Much like Extol, Fleshkiller draws influences from several different bands, including Death, Steely Dan, Yes, and Necrophagist. The band remains close lyrically to what Extol had promoted through the Christian metal genre. The band has been compared to Devin Townsend, Textures, Animals As Leaders, and " Yes meets My Chemical Romance meets Napalm Death." The genre of the band is described as progressive metal and progressive and technical death metal, incorporating elements of black metal, thrash metal, death metal, Gothenburg metal, and metalcore.

## Members

Current members
* Ole Børud – guitars, vocals (2015–present) (Extol, Schaliach, Arnold B. Family, Selfmindead)
* Elisha Mullins – guitars, vocals (2017–present) (Miss May I, The Burial, ex-A Hill to Die Upon, War of Ages, ex-Maugrim)
* Ole Vistnes – bass (2016–present) (Shining, Tristania, Extol)
* Andreas Skorpe Sjøen – drums (2016–present) (Umpfel)
Former members
* Peter Dalbakk – vocals (2015–2017) (Schaliach, Vardøger)

## Discography

Studio albums
* Awaken (Facedown Records/Indie Recordings; September 15, 2017)
Singles
* "Parallel Kingdom" (June 30, 2017)
* "Warfare" (August 18, 2017)
* "Salt of the Earth" (September 1, 2017)
# Article VI (film)

Article VI: Faith. Politics. America is a 2008 documentary film about religion and politics.

## Synopsis

The story follows filmmaker Bryan Hall's experience as a Mormon during the 2008 Presidential race. While following the debates, Hall becomes increasingly aware of the escalating attacks against a particular candidate over his religion: Mitt Romney, who happens to also be a Mormon. Hall decides to investigate this issue and comes to realize that the issue of religious bigotry in politics goes far beyond his own faith. It has been the subject of intense argument from the earliest days of the American colonies. In the end, Hall makes the case for the need for religious tolerance in America; not just for his religion, but for all religions.

## Production

In July 2007, Director Bryan Hall and his film crew began traveling the country in an RV, investigating this issue. The film was shot on location in over 30 states across the U.S. The majority of filming was completed by September 2007. Over the course of those 3 months, they gathered close to 150 hours of footage, from interviews, to news clips and political propaganda. Key interviews include Richard Land, Pastor Robert Jeffress, Hugh Hewitt, Bill Keller, Randall Balmer, Edwin Meese, David French, Judge Roy Moore, Flip Benham, Charles Cohen and Pastor George Evans.
# DZMV-TV

DZMV-TV (channel 2) is a television station in Metro Manila, Philippines, serving as the flagship of the All TV network. It is owned by Advanced Media Broadcasting System (AMBS), which is controlled by Prime Asset Ventures, Inc. through parent company Planet Cable. ABS-CBN Corporation, which operates A2Z flagship DZOE-TV channel 11 (owned by ZOE TV), leases the station under a blocktime agreement. The two stations share studios at the ABS-CBN Broadcasting Center, Sgt. Esguerra Ave. corner Mo. Ignacia St., Diliman, Quezon City.
DZMV-TV maintains its secondary studios and broadcast facilities at 3rd Floor, Starmall EDSA-Shaw, EDSA corner Shaw Boulevard, Mandaluyong and 4th Floor, Starmall Las Piñas IT Hub, Alabang–Zapote Road corner CV Starr Avenue, Las Piñas. The station's hybrid analog and digital transmitting facility is located at the ABS-CBN-owned Millennium Transmitter, Sgt. Esguerra cor. Mo. Ignacia Ave, Brgy. South Triangle, Diliman, Quezon City, and its alternate digital transmitter is located along F. Ortigas Road, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila.

## History

On January 5, 2022, the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC), under the leadership of Gamaliel Cordoba, awarded the frequencies Channel 2 and Channel 16 to Advanced Media Broadcasting System (AMBS) under a provisional authority. The channels were formerly owned by ABS-CBN Corporation under DWWX-TV.
In June 2022, AMBS Manila started its broadcast test.
In September 2022, Willie Revillame announced that the TV station would be named All TV. The station soft launched on September 13, 2022.
In April 2024, AMBS entered into an acquired agreement with ABS-CBN Corporation to broadcast a selected number of current and previous ABS-CBN programs on All TV.

## Digital channels

UHF Channel 16 (485.143 MHz)
| Channel | Video | Aspect | Short name | Programming | Note |
| 02.01 | 1080i | 16:9 | ALLTV HD | All TV (Main DZMV-TV programming) | Commercial broadcast |

## Areas of coverage
### Primary areas

* Metro Manila
* Cavite
* Bulacan
* Laguna
* Rizal

### Secondary areas

* Portion of Bataan
* Portion of Pampanga
* Portion of Nueva Ecija
# Battle of Lappfjärd

The Battle of Lappfjärd was fought between Swedish and Russian forces at Lappfjärd in Finland on 29 August 1808 during the Finnish War.

## Background

Upon hearing the news of Koslov's attack at Nummijärvi, Russian General Bibikov (positioned at Ömossa, south of Lappfjärd), likewise decided to attack, with 2,150 men of his own, thinking his numerical superiority could easily overwhelm the Swedish troops at Lappfjärd. Unbeknownst to Bibikov, however, he would march against a Swedish force more than twice the size of his own, under Eberhard von Vegesack, who had landed at Kristinestad with 3,000 men, on 28 August, and taken command over the troops at Lappfjärd.

### Swedish forces

* Björneborg Infantry Regiment (2 battalions)
* Hälsinge Infantry Regiment (3 battalions)
* Uppland Infantry Regiment (2 battalions)
* Gyllenbögel Infantry Regiment (2 battalions)
* Närpe and Malak Landwehr (3 companies)
* A small contingent of the Jämtland and Västerbotten Infantry Regiments
* Life Guards of Horse (2 squadrons)
* Svea and Finnish Artillery Regiments (15 guns)
In total: 5,400 men and 15 guns

## Battle

The Russian army under General Bibikov counted 2,150 men with six guns, while von Vegesack's total force numbered 5,400 men with 15 guns — although far from all the Swedish troops would be engaged in the forthcoming battle. On 29 August the Russians launched a fruitless attack on the Swedes; attempts were made to force the Swedish flanks to give way, but in vain. After four hours of fighting the Swedish commander ordered a counterattack which forced the Russians to retreat; the battle had played out much like the fighting the day earlier, at Nummijärvi. The Russians retreated with a loss of 153 men killed or wounded while 82 had been captured by the Swedes; who had sustained 113 killed or wounded. The main Swedish army then fought the Battles of Ruona and Salmi, on 1–2 September 1808, which severely crippled the Swedish war effort in Finland.

## Aftermath

At Lappfjärd the Swedish commander, von Vegesack, had greatly overestimated the Russian strength and thus failed to deliver a crushing defeat. A Swedish outpost was soon established at Ömossa which consisted of one battalion from the Uppland Infantry Regiment and two guns from the Svea Artillery Regiment, led by Wilhelm von Schwerin; it was attacked by Bibikov with 1,500 men and six guns, on 6 September. The Swedes were forced back with a loss of 64 killed or wounded, but not before several Russian attacks had been repulsed (among others, made by the Cossack Life Guards Regiment). Schwerin's stubborn defense at the guns allowed the Swedes to retreat in good order.

## Citations and sources
### Citations

* 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Hornborg 1955, pp. 141–142.
* ↑ Hornborg 1955, p. 141.
* 1 2 Hornborg 1955, pp. 151–152.

### Sources

* Hornborg, Eirik (1955). När riket sprängdes: fälttågen i Finland och Västerbotten, 1808-1809 (in Swedish). Stockholm: P. A. Norstedts och Söners Förlag.
# Battle of Lintulaks

The Battle of Lintulaks was fought between Swedish and Russian forces at Lintulaks in Finland on 3 July 1808 during the Finnish War.

## Background

After having captured a Russian transport and 100 men at Perho, on 8 June, the Swedish Major Otto von Fieandt was sent to Lintulaks, west of Kuopio, with about 600 men to observe the two-way intersection leading to Kokkola respectively Vaasa, to protect the vital Swedish supply lines; Johan August Sandels had been forced to abandon the town shortly after the Battle of Kuopio, before Barclay de Tolly's army in Savonia.

### Swedish forces

* Tavastehus Infantry Regiment (2 companies)
* Savolax Infantry Regiment (2 companies)
* Savolax Jäger Regiment (2 companies)
* Nyland Dragoon Regiment ("a handful of men")
* Finnish Artillery Regiment (2 light guns)
In total: 600 men and 2 light guns

## Battle

On 3 July Fieandt was attacked by 1,400 men under Yegor Vlastov (sent by de Tolly); he received the attack in a fully stretched-out battle line, with no reserve, while Vlastov left one battalion and all his cavalry as reserve. At 2:00 PM it started raining and as the battle slowly started to die out, Fieandt commenced an all out bayonet attack. The first Russian lines withdrew before the Swedish onslaught but were soon caught by the reserve, which threw the Swedes back and forced them to retreat towards Perho. A Swedish detachment managed to halt the Russians by some stream, which saved them from a total disaster. The Swedes had lost 141 men in the fighting, of which 24 killed, while the Russians had lost 143, including 19 captured.

## Aftermath

As the Swedish field-marshal, Wilhelm Mauritz Klingspor, received news of the defeat, he immediately dispatched two battalions from the Åbo and Nyland Infantry Regiments to Fieandt, along with 2 guns and 20 dragoons — increasing his force to 1,200 men — to stop the Russians from going north, towards Kokkola, which would cut off the Swedish lines of operation. Fieandt took a renewed position behind kokonsaari mosse, 4 km northwest of Perho Church. The Russians had likewise received reinforcements and counted at least 3,100 men under Generalmajor Jankovitj; he advanced on the Swedes and the two sides met once again at the Battle of Kokonsaari, on 11 July.
# Sinibaldo Doria

Sinibaldo Doria (Latin: Sinibaldus ab Auria, 1664 – 1733) was a Catholic cardinal who served as officer of the Papal States and as Bishop of Benevento from 1731 to his death.

## Life

Sinibaldo Doria was born in Genova on 21 September 1664 to the noble and rich Doria family. Still a child he moved to Rome where he studied by the Jesuits in the Roman College. He graduated in utroque iure at University of Siena in 1688.
Based in Rome, he took up a career in the administration of the Papal States. On 13 July 1690 he was made Referendary of the Tribunals of the Apostolic Signature of Justice and of Grace, and immediately he was appointed as Governor of Tivoli where in 1691 he successfully faced the cases of plague coming from Naples. He career followed with many appointments as governor of towns: Prelate of Fano on 16 November 1691, Vice-legatus of Ferrara in 1693, Governor of Montalto on 1 August 1695, Governor of Ascoli Piceno in 1698, Governor of Macerata on 3 January 1701.
From 4 November 1706 to 12 November 1711, he was Vice-legate of Avignon. Living in Avignon, he was the governor of such town as well as the financial administrator of all the Comtat Venaissin, an enclave of the Papal States into France. The period was extremely difficult, due to the War of the Spanish Succession in which he was encharged to send secret information to Rome and in Spain. In 1708 he was asked to enlist and send 3000 soldiers in the Papal States. He had to face the open hostility of France who increased the custom duties, as well as the famine in 1709 and 1710 and the floods of the Rhône in 1711.
In 1711 he was appointed Preaceptor (tutor) of Ospedale di Santo Spirito in Sassia, the main hospital of Rome. He was also appointed Titular archbishop of Patras on 18 December 1711. He was consecrated bishop the following 3 January 1712 by the Cardinal Secretary of State Fabrizio Paolucci in the Roman church of Santo Spirito in Sassia. As head of the Ospedale di Santo Spirito in Sassia he offered four rooms of his apartment to host the Biblioteca Lancisiana, a new founded library focused on medical studies.
In October 1721, he became Master of the Chamber of Pope Innocent XIII, while he was not member of the court of the following Pope, Benedict XIII. On the contrary, Pope Clement XII had a high estimation of him and entrusted him with the difficult task of being the new Bishop of Benevento.
At Benevento, the local Cardinal Niccolò Coscia, who had been a protégé of Benedict XIII and an embezzler, had become bishop. Clement XII appointed Doria in place of Coscia to return the diocese to the normality, but most of the local population supported Coscia who had given them advantages. The local population rose up in revolt and the situation required intervention of the army.
The appointment as Bishop of Benevento occurred on 21 May 1731, and the following 24 September Sinibaldo Doria was appointed Cardinal Priest of San Girolamo dei Croati. He died in Benevento on 2 December 1733 and was buried in that Cathedral.
# Dakota High School (Michigan)

Dakota High School is a public, magnet high school located in the Metropolitan Detroit region, situated in the suburb of Macomb Township, Michigan. Dakota serves grades 9-12 and is one of three high schools in the Chippewa Valley Schools.

## Academics

Dakota High School has been accredited by Cognia or its predecessors since April 1, 1996.

## Demographics

The demographic breakdown of the 2,996 students enrolled in 2017-18 was:
* Male - 50.6%
* Female -49.4%
* Native American/Alaskan Native - 0.1%
* Asian - 3.4%
* Black - 7.8%
* Hispanic - 3.0%
* Native Hawaiian/Pacific islanders - 0.2%
* Non-Hispanic White - 82.4%
* Multiracial - 3.1%
19.1% of the students were eligible for free or reduced-cost lunch.

## Athletics

The football team won state championships in 2006 and 2007.

## Notable alumni

* Kyle Cook - NFL football center
* Ryan Rollins - Shooting Guard for the Milwaukee Bucks
* Gabriel William Shunn - Award Winning California Craft Beer Brewer / Expert at Siebel Institute
# Chokher Bali (novel)

Chokher Bali (চোখের বালি) is a 1903 Bengali novel by Rabindranath Tagore that revolves around the central character Binodini and her relationships with three individuals. It explores the extramarital affair between Binodini, a young widow, and Mahendra, an old suitor of hers, the complicated friendship with Asha, Mahendra's wife, and her mutually conflicting feelings with Behari, Mahendra's childhood best friend. The novel also highlights issues of female literacy, child marriage, patriarchy within the family, and the fate of widows during that era.

## Title

The title of the book can be translated as "a grain of sand", a "constant irritant to the eye", or an "eyesore". "Eyesore" was used as the title for its first English translation by Surendranath Tagore published in 1914. Tagore used Binodini as a working title before its publication.

## Writing and publication history

Tagore prepared himself for writing the novel by writing a spree of short stories and it was his first serious effort at a novel. He began working on the novel in 1898 or 1899, and a draft version was completed in 1901.
It was first serialized from 1902 to 1903 in the periodical Bangadarshan, then published as a full book in 1903. Some passages were deleted in the initial serialization and publication, but partly restored in the anthology Rabindra Rachanabali published in 1941, with more restored in an independent edition in 1947.
Tagore wrote of it: "I have always regretted the ending".

## Translation and adaptations
### Translations

The first English translation of Chokher Bali was by Surendranath Tagore which appeared in The Modern Review in 1914. It was then translated into English by Krishna Kripalani and published under the title of Binodini in 1959 by the Sahitya Akademi. It was also translated under its original title by Sukhendu Ray (2005) and Radha Chakravarty (2012). It has been translated into other non-Indian languages including Russian (1959) and Chinese (1961); and into most of the Indian languages including Hindi, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Punjabi, Sindhi, Tamil, Telugu, Assamese (translated by Dr. Mahendra Bora, published by Sahitya Akademi in 1968) and Urdu. A transliteration in Devanagari script, with footnotes in Hindi, was also published by the Sahitya Akademi in 1961.

### Adaptations
#### India

Chokher Bali has been adapted a number of times in film, television and theatre. A stage adaptation was first performed in 1904, and the movie Chokher Bali (1938 film) directed by Satu Sen was released in 1938, which Tagore saw and he expressed his satisfaction with the performance in the film. Other versions have been produced on screen and television, for example, Chokher Bali by Rituparno Ghosh in 2003, and in the television series Stories by Rabindranath Tagore in 2015 by Anurag Basu. The Indian Bengali-language television serial Chokher Bali, which aired on Zee Bangla from 2015 to 2016, was adapted from the novel.

#### Pakistan

In Pakistan, the novel was adapted in 2010 by Sarmad Khoosat as a television series, Kalmoohi.
# Antun Labak

Antun Labak (born 14 July 1970) is a Croatian retired professional footballer who played as a striker. He succeeded Josip Milardović as manager of Zrinski Jurjevac in October 2022.

## Managerial career

He was assistant to head coach Robert Špehar at Marsonia and later managed Đakovo Croatia. Labak was appointed manager of Vihor Jelisavac in June 2020.
# Grigore Grigoriu

Grigore Grigoriu (4 April 1941 – 20 December 2003) was an actor from the Moldova, known especially for interpreting the role of horse thief, Roma Loiko Zobar from the movie "Gypsies Are Found Near Heaven" (1975).

## Biography

Grigore Petrovich Grigoriu was born in 1941 in Căușeni, Moldova. In school, Grigore played in the theater, practiced sports, including boxing. After graduation, he worked briefly as a porter at a railway.
Grigore Grigoriu began his artistic career in the Bălți National Theatre where he worked for six years, from 1959 to 1965. Subsequently, he worked for five years in the TV-theater "Dialogue", after 1970 at the Republican Theater of the Young Spectator "Luceafarul".
His first film role was Sawa Milchan in the 1966 film by Emil Loteanu, Red Glades. Grigore Grigoriu acted in Russia, Romania, Germany, Azerbaijan, and Ukraine, performed more than seventy roles in film and theater. The most famous of his roles is Loiko Zobar in the film Gypsies Are Found Near Heaven.
Grigore Grigoriu was killed in a car accident on December 20, 2003 near the Moldovan village of Palanca. The actor is buried in the Central (Armenian) cemetery in Chișinău.

## Partial filmography

* Rasuna valea (1950) - Cupletist
* Red Glades (1966) - Savva Milciu
* Gorkie zyorna (1966)
* Marianna (1967)
* Annychka (1968) - Andrei
* Bratya Karamazovy (1969)
* Ofitser zapasa (1972) - Barbu
* Lăutarii (1972) - Radu Negostin
* Zemlya, do vostrebovaniya (1973) - Toscano
* Posledniy gaiduk (1973)
* Queen of the Gypsies (1975) - Loiko Zobar
* Night Over Chile (1977) - Manuel Valdivia
* Ich will euch sehen (1978) - Kommissar Ardatow
* A Hunting Accident (1978) - Polikhroniy Kalidis
* Anton the Magician (1978) - Sergeant
* Agent of the Secret Service (1978)
* Pugachev (1979) - Chika Zarubin
* Qariba adam (1979) - Vakil Ahmad
* Ya khochu pet (1979)
* The Gadfly (1980)
* Na Granatovykh ostrovakh (1981)
* Where Has Love Gone? (1981) - Viktor
* Romance with Amelie (1982) - Panzerkommandant
* U chertova logova (1982) - Gruya
* Naydi na schastye podkovu (1983)
* Anna Pavlova (1983, TV Series) - Mikhail Mordkin
* Kak stat znamenitym (1984)
* The Morning Star (1987)
* Maria și Mirabella în Tranzistoria (1989)
* Vdvoyom na grani vremeni (1989) - (final film role)
# Joshua Dyke

Reverend Joshua Dyke (September 15, 1849 – August 11, 1934) was an English-born Methodist minister, business owner and politician in Ontario, Canada. He served as mayor of Fort William from 1902 to 1903.
He was born in Wednesfield, Staffordshire and came to Canada in 1871. Dyke founded Wesley Methodist Church (later Wesley United Church) in Fort William in 1890. After beginning to lose his voice, Dyke left his post as a minister and became involved in business. He was a real estate and insurance agent. He also owned the Dyke Block, a commercial building, in Fort William. Dyke supported a publicly funded streetcar system for Port Arthur and Fort William since private sources of funding were not interested in the project.
During his time as mayor, a municipal telephone system was established and Vickers Park was donated to the town. Also, the first Fort William town hall was destroyed by fire. Dyke submitted his name for the 1909 mayoral election but was forced to withdraw after he suffered a stroke.
Dyke died in Fort William at the age of 84.
His daughter Edith, one of the first women to practice law in Thunder Bay district, established the Joshua Dyke Family Scholarship in his honour.
# Annine Qvale

Annine Qvale (28 April 1963 – 27 November 2014) was a Norwegian children's writer and illustrator.
Annine Qvale was educated at the Oslo Art Academy (Oslo Tegne og Maleskole). She made her children's book debut in 2000 with Kastanjefolket. She was elected to the board of the Norwegian Writers for Children in 2012. Best known as an illustrator, she worked with Alf Prøysen's tales among others, and had a posthumous exhibition at Prøysenhuset at Rudshøgda in Ringsaker.

## Selected works

* Kastanjefolket (2000)
* Vår hos Kastanjefolket (2002)
* Formel og Pi (2004)
* Den store boken med eventyr (2005)
* Bokbærerne (2007)
* Den store Teskjekjerringboka (2010)
* Teskjekjerringa som prinsesse Pompadur (2011)
# Journal for the Study of Antisemitism

The Journal for the Study of Antisemitism is a biannual peer-reviewed academic journal published in the United States on the anthropological, sociological, psychological, legal, historical, philosophical, and political aspects of contemporary antisemitism.

## History and format

The journal was established in 2009. Its founding editors were Steven K. Baum and Neal E. Rosenberg. An issue of the journal typically features five or six major articles, several essays and reviews. The inaugural issue of the journal edited by Michael Berenbaum was mired in politics when an article critical of the Berlin Centre for Antisemitism Research led to the temporary dismissal of editorial board member Clemens Heni. Several other board members resigned but returned when Heni was reinstated.