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# United Nations Security Council Resolution 1711

United Nations Security Council Resolution 1711, adopted unanimously on September 29, 2006, after recalling all previous resolutions concerning the situation in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, including resolutions 1565 (2004), 1592 (2005), 1596 (2005), 1621 (2005), 1628 (2005), 1635 (2005), 1671 (2006) and 1693 (2006), and resolutions 1650 (2005), 1669 (2006), 1692 (2006) on the situation in Burundi and the African Great Lakes region, the Council extended the mandate of the United Nations Mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo (MONUC) until February 15, 2007.

## Resolution
### Observations

The preamble of the resolution praised the citizens of the Democratic Republic of the Congo who participated in general elections on July 30, 2006, underlining their importance as a foundation for long term peace and stability in the country. Furthermore, the Council commended MONUC, the United Nations Development Programme, the EUFOR RD Congo and African partners, particularly South Africa, for their roles in the election process. It stressed the role of the Congolese government for ensuring security during the election period.
Meanwhile, the resolution condemned violence from August 20–22, 2006, between security forces loyal to two opposing presidential candidates, as well as continuing hostilities by militias and foreign groups in the east of the country. It deplored violations of human rights and international humanitarian law in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and the need for the crimes to be brought to justice. The illegal flow of weapons into and within the country—in contravention of resolutions 1493 (2003) and 1596 (2005)—was also condemned.

### Acts

The Chapter VII resolution extended the mandate of MONUC until February 15, 2007, at its current strength. The temporary redeployment of one infantry battalion, medical hospital and 50 military observers from the United Nations Operation in Burundi (ONUB) to MONUC was renewed until December 31, 2006. The Secretary-General Kofi Annan was asked to take steps towards the downsizing of the additional strength by February 15, 2007. MONUC's mandate would be reviewed after the completion of the electoral process.
The Council called on the Congolese authorities to ensure free, fair and transparent elections, where security forces had to remain impartial throughout. It reiterated the importance of the cantonment of non-police security forces in the capital Kinshasa. Furthermore, the authorities were urged to refrain from using violence or threat of the use of force in order to prevent elections.
# Isamu Mochizuki

Isamu Mochizuki (望月 勇, Mochizuki Isamu, 1906 – 6 February 1944) was an officer and ace fighter pilot in the Imperial Japanese Navy (IJN) during the Second Sino-Japanese War and the Pacific theater of World War II. He was officially credited with destroying ten enemy aircraft over China and the Pacific. He is famous for inventing the hineri-komi half-loop-and-roll technique that was employed in dogfighting by many Japanese fighter pilots.

## Career

Mochizuki enlisted in IJN in 1925 and completed its pilot training program in November 1926. He first served on carrier Kaga and then on carrier Hōshō, before he was transferred to a fighter squadron based at Ōmura Naval Air Station in Nagasaki Prefecture on Kyushu. In November 1932, he was transferred to Yokosuka Air Group, which was at the time considered an elite unit consisting of the very best fighter pilots in IJN.
In November 1936, Mochizuki was promoted to Warrant Officer. At the outbreak of Second Sino-Japanese War he was transferred to the 13th Air Group that operated from Shanghai. After six months of combat over China, he was recalled back to Japan. In October 1941 he was promoted to Ensign.
In March 1943, Mochizuki was appointed division leader (buntaichō) in the newly-formed 281st Air Group that was stationed in the Kuril Islands. The same year he was transferred to Roi in the Marshall Islands. After USN carrier strikes destroyed most of the IJN aircraft in the Marshalls, he became stranded on Roi. Mochizuki disappeared and was presumed killed during the American invasion on 6 February 1944.

## "Hineri-komi" maneuver

During his four-year stay with Yokosuka Air Group, Mochizuki invented and developed hineri-komi (捻り込み—literal meaning: twist inside) maneuver that allows an aircraft, which is being chased by an enemy, to come at the chaser's tail or to gain an opportunity to take a shot at it. Minoru Genda, who was also part of Yokosuka Air Group at the same time, observed this technique during the training sessions with Mochizuki and helped to formalize it in order to be widely adopted by other IJN pilots in dogfights.
The maneuver starts with a steep climb into a half loop, where the pilot applies (e.g., right) rudder to yaw his aircraft and performs a side slip. At the top of the loop, the aircraft ends up inverted and pointing outside of the loop's vertical plane. At that point, the pilot applies hard reverse (e.g., right) rudder while at the same time applying (e.g., right) aileron to roll the aircraft in the opposite direction of the applied reverse rudder. After the resulting twisting motion, the pilot uses elevator to pull the aircraft up, which brings it into a horizontal flight in the same direction as the loop began.
# Oliver Hazard Perry Graded School

Oliver Hazard Perry Graded School (Spanish: Escuela Oliver Hazard Perry), often referred to as the Perry School (Escuela Perry) or just La Perry, is an early 20th century school located in Lajas, Puerto Rico. The school building was added to the United States National Register of Historic Places in 2016.
The property, with a footprint of 353.03 square meters, sits at the northern end of an 841.66 square meter urban lot facing the southwest corner of the town square in downtown Lajas (Lajas Pueblo). The Oliver Hazard Perry Graded School is the earliest extant school building built by the Department of Education of Puerto Rico in the Municipality of Lajas. The school has some aspects of integrity as location, setting, workmanship and association.
# Nacha María Sánchez

Nacha María Sánchez Sánchez (born August 11, 1962, in Madrid, Spain) is a Spanish sex worker and actress, who gained recognition for starring in the 1983 documentary "Vestida de azul" (Dressed in Blue).

## Life and career

Nacha grew up in Madrid's Embajadores neighborhood and left home at age 13 due to her gender identity, finding herself compelled to engage in sex work. Shortly afterward, she was taken in by Laura Frenchkiss and Tania Navarro.
Her sister Tatiana Sánchez is also a trans woman.
In 1983, she was one of six protagonists in the documentary Vestida de azul, which pioneered the portrayal of trans people's reality in Spain. Following her appearance in the documentary, she had minor acting roles in Alma de mujer (Woman's Soul) and Pepe Carvalho.
In 2023, she returned to acting with a role in the Atresmedia web series Vestidas de azul, based on Valeria Vegas's book of the same name, which chronicles the lives of Nacha and the other protagonists from the original documentary.
She contributed to the book Crónicas Transexuales (Transsexual Chronicles) by David de la Torre. She also collaborated on and co-starred in the book Memoria Diversa (Diverse Memory) by Eva Mejuto, which won the Rosalía de Castro Award.

## Tributes

Nacha was among those honored in the exhibition Unos cuerpos son como flores. Naturalezas trans (Some Bodies Are Like Flowers: Trans Natures), held from February 9 to April 9, 2023, at Espacio Santa Clara, part of Seville's Institute of Culture and Arts. The exhibition aimed to pay tribute to trans pioneers in Spain's LGBT rights movement.

## Filmography

* Vestida de azul (documentary, 1983)
* Alma de mujer (documentary, 1983)
* Vestidas de azul (web series, 2024)

## Awards

* MuestraT Award (2022)
* CinemaTrans Honorary Award (2024)
# Kim Seong-eun (athlete)

Kim Seong-Eun (Korean: 김성은; born 24 February 1989 in Seoul) is a South Korean long-distance runner who competes in marathon races. She represented her country at the 2012 Summer Olympics and the 2011 World Championships in Athletics. Her personal best for the marathon is 2:27:20 hours, set in 2013.

## Career

She started out doing middle- and long-distance track as a teenager and broke the South Korean indoor record for the 3000 metres at the 2005 Asian Indoor Games, taking the silver medal behind India's O. P. Jaisha. She established herself nationally in 2006 at the age of seventeen by winning the 5000 metres national title and placing second over 1500 metres. She ran in both the 3000 m and 5000 m at the 2008 World Junior Championships in Athletics and finished 15th and tenth, respectively. She also made her debut over the half marathon that year, winning a race in Incheon in March setting a best of 73:14 at the Kagawa Marugame Half Marathon in Japan.
Kim turned away from track running from 2009 onwards and focused on road running events instead. She attempted a marathon debut at the 2009 Seoul International Marathon but failed to finish the distance. She placed tenth in the half marathon at the Summer Universiade, and then came runner-up to Lee Sun-young at the JoongAng Seoul Marathon with a time of 2:37:30 hours. She only competed in two major competitions in 2010 but performed well: she ran a personal best of 71:34 at the Kagawa Marugame Half Marathon and improved her marathon best to 2:29:27 at the Seoul International race, coming fifth.
Her marathon performances were enough to gain a place on the team for the 2011 World Championships in Athletics, which was hosted on home soil in Daegu. There she came 28th in the championship marathon, Korea's best performer from their five-woman team. She ended the year with a 10,000 metres win at the Korean National Sports Festival, setting a personal best of 33:46.61 minutes. A fourth-place finish in 2:29:53 hours at the 2012 Seoul International Marathon earned her a spot on the Olympic marathon team. At the 2012 London Olympics she placed 96th in the Olympic marathon with a time of 2:46:38.
At the 2013 Kagawa Marugame race she was two seconds off her half marathon best and a new marathon best followed shortly after at the Seoul International Marathon, where she was fourth overall and the first Korean with her run of 2:27:20 hours.

## Personal bests

* 3000 metres – 9:19.79 min (2007)
* 3000 m indoor – 9:40.22 min (2005) NR
* 5000 metres – 16:09.94 (2008)
* Half marathon – 1:11:34 (2010)
* Marathon – 2:27:20 (2013)
# TV 2 Livsstil

TV 2 Livsstil is a Norwegian TV channel owned by the TV 2 Group. The channel replaced the previous channel TV 2 Bliss.

## Contents

The channel is focused on lifestyle programs. One of the regular shows is Keeping up with the Kardashians.

## Logo history

* 2015–2021
* 2021–present
# Callaeidae

Callaeidae (sometimes Callaeatidae) is a family of passerine birds endemic to New Zealand. It contains three genera, with five species in the family. One species, the huia, became extinct early in the 20th century, while the South Island kōkako is critically endangered and may be extinct.
Although sometimes known as wattled crows, they are not corvids and are only distantly related to crows - New Zealand wattlebirds is the informal name for this family used by the scientific community.

## Biology and evolution

They are ground-dwelling songbirds, 26–38 cm in length. They inhabit dense forests, where they feed on insects. They have strong legs and featherless wattles behind the bill. Their wings are rounded and unusually weak, giving them very limited powers of flight. They are monogamous and maintain permanent territories.
These birds seem to be remnants of an early expansion of passerines to New Zealand. Their only close relative is the stitchbird.
The phylogenetic relationships between the species shown below is based on a study published in 2022. The South Island saddleback (Philesturnus carunculatus) was not sampled.

## Species

* Genus Callaeas
** North Island kōkako, Callaeas wilsoni
** South Island kōkako, Callaeas cinereus (possibly extinct)
* Genus Philesturnus
** North Island saddleback, Philesturnus rufusater
** South Island saddleback, Philesturnus carunculatus
* Genus Heteralocha
** Huia, Heteralocha acutirostris (extinct)

## Gallery

* Huia, Heteralocha acutirostris (extinct)
* North Island kōkako, Callaeas wilsoni
* South Island saddleback Philesturnus carunculatus
* North Island saddleback Philesturnus rufusater
# 1704 in England

Events from the year 1704 in England.

## Incumbents

* Monarch – Anne

## Events

* 18 May – Robert Harley becomes Secretary of State for the Northern Department.
* 23 July (3 August New Style) – War of the Spanish Succession: Capture of Gibraltar from Spain by allied English and Dutch forces under Sir George Rooke.
* 2 August (13 August NS) – War of the Spanish Succession: At the Battle of Blenheim, an allied army under John Churchill, Earl of Marlborough and Prince Eugene of Savoy including English troops defeats the Franco-Bavarian army.
* 13 August (24 August NS) – War of the Spanish Succession: Allied French/Spanish and English/Dutch fleets clash in the Battle of Málaga off Málaga, causing heavy casualties on both sides but with no ships being sunk.
* 3 November – Queen Anne's Bounty (a fund established to augment the incomes of poorer Church of England clergy) receives a Royal Charter.

### Undated

* Beau Nash becomes master of ceremonies at Bath, and an arbiter of fashion.
* Aaron Hart becomes rabbi of the Great Synagogue of London and de facto the country's first chief rabbi.
* Thomas Darley purchases the bay Arabian horse Darley Arabian in Aleppo, Syria, and ships him to stud in England where he becomes the most important foundation sire of all modern thoroughbred racing bloodstock.
* approx. date – the first modern orrery is built by George Graham and Thomas Tompion.

## Publications

* Isaac Newton's work Opticks.
* John Harris's Lexicon Technicum, an early encyclopedia.
* Daniel Defoe begins publication of A Review of the Affairs of France, a thrice-weekly newspaper reporting on the War of the Spanish Succession, and (in July) publishes his documentary account of the Great Storm of 1703, The Storm.
* Jonathan Swift's satire A Tale of a Tub with The Battle of the Books.

## Births

* 1 January – Soame Jenyns, writer (died 1787)
* 10 April – Benjamin Heath, classical scholar (died 1766)
* 4 June – Benjamin Huntsman, inventor and manufacturer (died 1776)
* 17 June – John Kay, inventor (died c. 1779 in France)
* 22 June – John Taylor, classical scholar (died 1766)
* 2 October (bapt.) – Eugene Aram, philologist and murderer (died 1759)
* 29 October – John Byng, admiral (executed 1757)

## Deaths

* 8 April – Henry Sydney, 1st Earl of Romney, statesman (born 1641)
* 18 June – Tom Brown, satirist (born 1662)
* 28 October – John Locke, philosopher (born 1632)
* 11 December – Roger L'Estrange, pamphleteer and author (born 1616)
# List of islands of the Haparanda archipelago

This list of islands of the Haparanda archipelago includes the many islands, large and small, in the Swedish Haparanda archipelago in the north of the Bothnian Bay. They are part of the larger archipelago that encompasses islands around the northern end of the bay.
The Swedish Haparanda Archipelago National Park (Swedish: Haparanda skärgårds nationalpark) lies within the Haparanda group of islands, bordering the Finnish Bothnian Bay National Park. It includes the larger islands of Sandskär and Seskar Furö, and some smaller islands and skerries. All of these islands have emerged in the last 1,500 years as the bed of the bay has risen. Islands in Haparanda archipelago include:
* Abborrgrundet
* Ala Penno
* Äimä
* Björn sten
* Blåsut
* Byskär
* Dagsten
* Enskär
* Etukari
* Eva
* Granholmen
* Granvik
* Grusbrännan
* Gunnaren
* Hamngrundet
* Hamngrundet
* Hamppuleiviskä
* Hanhinkari
* Hargrundet
* Harrinkrunni
* Haru
* Hasu
* Hietasaari
* Honkasaarenkrunni
* Honkasaari
* Horden
* Huitori
* Huitorin Ulkokari
* Huitorintöyrä
* Hylkiletto
* Hyyppä
* Hälskerinkrunni
* Höynänkari (north)
* Höynänkari (south)
* Islandet
* Iso Lehtikari
* Isokivenkari
* Isokrunni
* Joutokrunni
* Juopalla
* Kaitta
* Kataja
* Kajava
* Kalkkikari
* Kalkkikari
* Kalliohasu
* Katajankrunni
* Kelkkaletto
* Keräsniemenkari
* Keski Penno
* Klauksenkari
* Klaus
* Koijukari
* Koijuluoto
* Kokkotöyrä
* Korkea
* Kourinkrunni
* Kraaseli
* Kraaseligrundet
* Kraaselikrunni
* Kråkholmarna
* Kuninkaankari
* Kurikanmatalat
* Kurikka
* Kutarna
* Kuusiriskilö
* Kuusitiipuri
* Laahaja
* Laitakari
* Legionen
* Lehmäkari
* Lehtitiipuri
* Leiskeri
* Lellikrunni
* Leppikari
* Leppäriskilö
* Letonkluppi
* Letonkrunni
* Letto
* Liipa
* Lill-Austi
* Lilla Almsten
* Lilla Harrsten
* Lilla Hepokari
* Lilla Vasti
* Länsikrunni
* Lådan
* Långören
* Löngrunden
* Mali
* Matalinkari
* Meriklupu
* Mustakari
* Nidunkari
* Nissu
* Norrviksgrundet
* Nuottalahenkari
* Nälkäkrunni
* Ostgrundet
* Östra Knivskär
* Östra Launinkari
* Öystinkari
* Paha
* Paljas
* Pensaskari
* Pihjalakari
* Pikku Lehtikari
* Pikku Tervakari
* Pikkukrunni
* Pirttiluoto
* Piskan
* Pitkäkari
* Pohjaskluppi
* Pohjaskrunni
* Pojkarna
* Prokko
* Puukko
* Puukkonkrunni
* Pöllö
* Rajakari
* Rautakrunni
* Rautaletto
* Remu
* Revässaari
* Riekonkari
* Riitakrunni
* Riskilö
* Ristikari
* Räiskä
* Salakrunni
* Saltgrundet
* Sandskär
* Santasaari
* Sarven Riskilö
* Sarvenkataja
* Satula
* Selkäkari
* Seskar Furö
* Seskarö
* Skomakaren
* Skratten
* Sprallen
* Stenungarna
* Stor-Austi
* Stora Almsten
* Stora Harrsten
* Stora Hamnskär
* Stora Hepokari
* Stora Vasti
* Svartsten
* Säivisklubbarna
* Sinnerstenarna
* Sipi
* Sölkäkari
* Sölkäkari
* Sölkäkarinkrunni
* Taipaleenkari
* Tallrikarna
* Tantamanni
* Tervakari
* Tervaletto
* Tervasaarenkrunni
* Tiilikrunni
* Tirro
* Tomten
* Torne-Furö
* Torne-Furögrund
* Torvikari
* Töyrä
* Vasikka
* Vasikkasaari
* Vasikkasaari (Nikkala)
* Västra Knivskär
* Vettarna
* Viinalanmatala
* Vikaren
* Vähä Lehtikari
* Vågören
* Ykspihlaja
* Yli Penno
* Ylikari (north)
* Ylikari (south)
# GW170814

GW170814 was a gravitational wave signal from two merging black holes, detected by the LIGO and Virgo observatories on 14 August 2017. On 27 September 2017, the LIGO and Virgo collaborations announced the observation of the signal, the fourth confirmed event after GW150914, GW151226 and GW170104. It was the first binary black hole merger detected by LIGO and Virgo together.

## Event detection

The signal was detected at 10:30:43 UTC. The Livingston detector was the first to receive the signal, followed by the Hanford detector 8 milliseconds later and Virgo received the signal 14 milliseconds after Livingston. The detection in all three detectors lead to a very accurate estimate of the position of the source, with a 90% credible region of just 60 deg$^2$, a factor 20 times more accurate than before.

## Astrophysical origin

Analysis indicated the signal resulted from the inspiral and merger of a pair of black holes (BBH) with 30.5+5.7 −3.0 and 25.3+2.8 −4.2 times the mass of the Sun, at a distance of 540+130 −210 megaparsecs (1.8+0.4 −0.7 billion light years) from Earth. The resulting black hole had a mass of 53.2+3.2 −2.5 solar masses, 2.7+0.4 −0.3 solar masses having been radiated away as gravitational energy. The peak luminosity of GW170814 was 3.7+0.5 −0.5×10$^{49}$ W.

## Implications for general relativity

General relativity predicts that gravitational waves have a tensor-like (spin-2) polarization. The detection in all three detectors led to strong experimental evidence for pure tensor polarization over pure scalar or pure vector polarizations.
# Felnin Celesten

Felnin Celesten is a professional baseball shortstop in the Seattle Mariners organization
# The Hummingbird Society

The International Hummingbird Society is a non-profit organization whose mission is to promote the understanding and conservation of hummingbirds. It was founded in 1996 by Dr. H. Ross Hawkins, who was its executive director until he died in early July 2020. His work and the Society continue and hummingbird lovers around the world acknowledge his enormous contribution. The Society's offices are currently at 2756 West State Route 89a, Sedona, Arizona, USA. Members can be found in all U.S. states and over twenty other countries.
Currently the society has partnership Memoranda of Understanding (MOU) with Oikonos and the Hummingbird Conservancy of Colombia for its efforts to protect the Juan Fernández Firecrown (JFF) Sephanoides fernandensis in Chile and the Colorful Puffleg Eriocnemis mirabilis in Colombia, respectively.
The society is funded primarily by memberships (individual, business, and corporate) and donations. In 2006, however, a new avenue of funding was opened through one of its corporate sponsors, a winery in California, US. Beginning that year, they introduced a new red wine, dedicating that year's vintage to a critically endangered hummingbird species. This raised nearly $20,000 for the JFF, the first species chosen. In 2007 they introduced the second wine, dedicated to the Honduran Emerald, and the third year to the Colorful Puffleg.
In 2012 the society held its first Sedona Hummingbird Festival in Sedona, Arizona. This event consisted of three days of presentations by hummingbird experts, hummingbird banding demonstrations, hummingbird garden tours, a gala banquet, and a hummingbird marketplace.
# 1st Artillery Regiment (France)

The 1st Artillery Regiment is a regiment of artillery in the French Army tracing its modern history to 1791 when the Régiment de La Fére was re-organised into the 1st Artillery Regiment after the French Revolution.

## History

It was raised as the Régiment de la Fère in 1765, from the 1st battalion of the Régiment Royal-Artillerie. In 1791, after the French Revolution, it had the title of its aristocratic patron removed and was given the number 1, as the senior most French regiment of artillery. In 1785, Napoleon Bonaparte was commissioned into this regiment at the rank of second lieutenant. He officially served until 1790, but he spent most of that time on leave in Corsica, where he led a battalion of Republican volunteers.

### Between the wars

The regiment was assigned to the 15th Infantry Division and was stationed notably in Auxonne and Dijon, under the name 1er Régiment d'Artillery Divisionnaire (1st Divisional Artillery Regiment).

### World War II

Attached to the First Army and the 4th Army Corps.
Composed of a battery hors-rang, three groups of 75 and a Divisional Anti-Tank Battery (BDAC) of 75mm or 47mm.
The regiment was doubled and created the 1st Divisional Heavy Artillery Regiment (RALD), equipped with 105C and 155C.

## Current Organisation

The current organisation of the regiment is:
* Command and Logistics Battery
* 1ére Batterie (MLRS M270 and 120 mm mortars)
* 2éme Batterie (MLRS M270 and 120 mm mortars)
* 3éme Batterie (MLRS M270 and 120 mm mortars)
* 4éme Batterie (COBRA counter-battery radars, SL2A acoustic artillery location systems, and GA10 ground alert and impact zone early warning systems)
* 5éme Batterie (COBRA counter-battery radars, SL2A acoustic artillery location systems, and GA10 ground alert and impact zone early warning systems)
* 6éme Batterie (Reserve)
* Maintenance Battery
# John O'Mahony (disambiguation)

John O'Mahony (1816–1877) was founder of the Irish Republican Brotherhood.
John O'Mahony may also refer to:
* John O'Mahony (Mayo politician) (1953–2024), Irish Fine Gael politician and manager of the Galway Football Team
* John O'Mahony (Gaelic footballer) (born 1937), Irish retired Gaelic footballer
* John O'Mahony (Australian footballer) (born 1931), Australian footballer for Hawthorn
* John O'Mahony (antiquarian) (born 1844), Irish Catholic priest and founder of the Cork Historical and Archaeological Society
* Sean Matgamna (born 1941), also known as John O'Mahony, Trotskyist theorist
* Seán O'Mahony (1864–1934), Sinn Féin politician who represented the South Fermanagh constituency
* John O Mahoney, Irish Gaelic footballer