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# Metro Nashville Chorus

Metro Nashville Chorus is a women's a cappella chorus located in Nashville, Tennessee in the United States. The group was founded in 1971 and currently has approximately 50 members. The chorus is led by Master Director Kim Wonders, a chorus member since 1979 and director since 1988.
Metro Nashville Chorus is a chapter of the Sweet Adelines International worldwide non-profit organization, which includes over 20,000 women who advance the barbershop harmony musical art form through education and performance.

## Competition

There are over 500 Sweet Adeline choruses around the world, ranging in size from 15 to 150. Metro Nashville currently competes in Division AA, mid-size, which includes choruses from 31 to 60 voices. In 2006, Metro Nashville competed as a Division A (or small) chorus and earned 1st place at Harmony Classic, the international competition for Division A choruses.
In 2008, the chorus was named Sweet Adelines 2008 International Mid-Size Chorus Champions. They were the first chorus to win gold in both size divisions.
MNC earned a Wildcard spot in the 2009 Sweet Adelines International Competition which was held in Nashville, Tennessee in October 2009. MNC placed 22nd (of 32) against top choruses 2–3 times its size.
In 2011, MNC earned gold as the 2012 Mid-Size chorus champions – the first chorus to receive three international gold medals at the Sweet Adelines International Harmony Classic.
In November 2012, MNC competed in Denver, Colorado as a wildcard in the large chorus competition and came in 12th, earning the 2013 Harmony Achievement Award, which recognizes the highest scoring smaller chorus (<80% average size for the contest) in an International contest.
In April 2013, MNC became Regional Champions for the first time since 1989. They competed at the International Contest in Baltimore, MD in October 2014 – earning the Harmony Achievement Award for the second time and earning a 7th place overall medal.
In October 2016, MNC competed at the International Chorus Contest in Las Vegas, NV in October 2016, placing 11th and acting as mic testers for the Chorus Finals (top 10) choruses. They earned the Harmony Achievement Award, the only chorus to have won the award three times.
MNC will compete in the International Chorus Contest in St. Louis, Missouri in October 2018.

## Performance

Metro Nashville Chorus' members can be seen throughout the community performing at local events, fairs, hospitals, churches, festivals, and shows.
Since 2011, the chorus has conducted an annual barbershop festival for girls age 14–25. Called YWISH – Young Women in Song & Harmony – the festival introduces the girls to the barbershop art form, and the YWISH chorus joins MNC for a performance.

## Membership

Metro Nashville Chorus members range in age from 18 to 75. Most of the chorus members live in the Nashville area, but some members travel from Memphis, Knoxville, St Louis, Missouri, and Birmingham, Alabama.
# Anthony Russo (mobster)

Anthony Russo (July 13, 1916 – April 26, 1979), also known as Little Pussy, was an Italian-American Genovese crime family figure who was a reputed Boss of Monmouth County, New Jersey. He is also the supposed inspiration behind the fictional character Gennaro "Little Pussy" Malanga from The Sopranos.

## Background

Russo and his brother John were a skilled cat burglar team during their youth, which is how he earned his nickname "Little Pussy", short for "Little Pussycat". He started his career as a personal chauffeur and bodyguard to Vito Genovese, and later worked as a loanshark. He lived in Long Branch, New Jersey and was a made man in the Newark, New Jersey crew of the Genovese crime family which was run by veteran mobster Ruggiero "Richie the Boot" Boiardo.
From 1976 to 1978, Russo was a hidden owner in the Jolly Trolley Casino in Las Vegas (now the site of the Bonanza Gift Shop). During that time, he was involved in skimming the profits from the casino.

## Death

Russo was shot to death in Long Branch, New Jersey, on April 26, 1979, while on an Easter furlough from prison. His killers were identified in FBI reports as Thomas "Pee Wee" DePhillips, a capo in the Genovese family, Anthony DeVingo, a soldier and enforcer in the Genovese family who controlled gambling and loansharking in parts of Essex County, and Joseph "Joe Z" Zarro, an alleged Genovese associate whose operation spread into Passaic County. "It was a typical mob contract", said one investigator familiar with the case. "It was obvious from the start it was someone he knew, someone he trusted." Federal authorities indicated they always suspected DeVingo, but couldn't produce enough evidence to charge him. No weapons were ever recovered.
# Malory Towers (musical)

Malory Towers is a musical based on the series of books of the same name by Enid Blyton. It is adapted by Emma Rice and composed by Ian Ross.

## Production

The musical is the second production from Emma Rice's theatre company Wise Children. It opened at The Passenger Shed in Bristol from 19 July to 18 August 2019 before touring to Cambridge Arts Theatre (4 to 7 September), York Theatre Royal (10 to 14 September), Exeter Northcott Theatre (17 to 21 September), HOME Manchester (24 to 28 September) and Oxford Playhouse (1 to 5 October).
The production was scheduled to begin a UK tour in spring 2020, however this has had to be postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The tour was also scheduled to run at the Southbank Centre, London from 2 July to 31 August 2020.

## Cast and characters

| Character | 2019 UK tour | 2020 UK tour and London |
| Gwendoline Lacey | Rebecca Collingwood | Alison Arnopp |
| Irene Dupont | Mirabelle Gremaud | Mirabelle Gremaud |
| Bill Robinson | Vinnie Heaven | Georgia Bruce |
| Darrell Rivers | Izuka Hoyle | Alice Vilanculo |
| Alicia Johns | Renee Lamb | Bobbie Little |
| Sally Hope | Francesca Mills | Rosie Abraham |
| Mary Lou Atkinson | Rose Shalloo | Naomi Morris |
# Paul Grischok

Paul Grischok (German: Paul Grischok; born 26 February 1986) is a Polish-German former professional footballer who played as a midfielder.

## Career

In August 2010, he joined Polish club Widzew Łódź. Following stints with further clubs in Poland, Bulgaria and with Stuttgarter Kickers he joined BFC in February 2014. Coming on as a substitute he scored his first goal for the wine-reds in a match against the Under 23 team of FC Hansa Rostock on 23 March 2014.
# Acacia leptoclada

Acacia leptoclada, known colloquially as sharp feather wattle, and Tingha (golden) wattle, is a species of Acacia native to northern New South Wales in eastern Australia. This Acacia was first described by Allan Cunningham in 1842, although George Bentham is credited with the authorship.
# Swimming at the 2004 Summer Paralympics – Women's 100 metre freestyle S6

The Women's 100 metre freestyle S6 swimming event at the 2004 Summer Paralympics was competed on 20 September. It was won by Doramitzi Gonzalez, representing Mexico.

## 1st round

* Qualified for final round

### Heat 1

20 Sept. 2004, morning session
| Rank | Athlete | Time |
| 1 | Reeta Peltola (FIN) | 1:23.99 |
| 2 | Maria Goetze (GER) | 1:25.29 |
| 3 | Mhairi Love (GBR) | 1:25.76 |
| 4 | Stephanie Brooks (USA) | 1:28.13 |
| 5 | Vanesa Capo (ESP) | 1:28.41 |
| 6 | Sarah Rose (AUS) | 1:30.75 |
| 7 | Sarah Bowen (AUS) | 1:35.00 |
| 8 | Noelia Garcia (ESP) | 1:40.32 |

### Heat 2

20 Sept. 2004, morning session
| Rank | Athlete | Time |
| 1 | Doramitzi Gonzalez (MEX) | 1:21.57 |
| 2 | Ludivine Loiseau (FRA) | 1:24.10 |
| 3 | Erika Nara (JPN) | 1:25.52 |
| 4 | Jeanette Chippington (GBR) | 1:25.59 |
| 5 | Valentyna Riznychenko (UKR) | 1:31.09 |
| 6 | Inbal Schwartz (ISR) | 1:33.14 |
| 7 | Brandi Van Anne (USA) | 1:44.03 |
| 8 | Natalia Shavel (BLR) | 1:48.71 |

## Final round

20 Sept. 2004, evening session
| Rank | Athlete | Time | Notes |
| | Doramitzi Gonzalez (MEX) | 1:17.43 | WR |
| | Ludivine Loiseau (FRA) | 1:19.52 | |
| | Erika Nara (JPN) | 1:22.87 | |
| 4 | Maria Goetze (GER) | 1:23.95 | |
| 5 | Reeta Peltola (FIN) | 1:24.38 | |
| 6 | Mhairi Love (GBR) | 1:26.04 | |
| 7 | Jeanette Chippington (GBR) | 1:27.09 | |
| 8 | Stephanie Brooks (USA) | 1:28.59 | |
# Punto de Vista (journal)

Punto de Vista (Point of View) was an Argentine literary journal founded in 1978 during the height of the military regime headed by General Jorge Videla. Taking advantage of the slight lessening of censorship after Argentina's 1978 FIFA World Cup soccer victory, the journal, whose contributors were pseudonymous, focused on art and politics, stressing culture over ideology both because it was safer to do so under the extant political conditions, and because its editors were becoming disillusioned with orthodox Marxism.
Its leading figure was Beatriz Sarlo, who remained associated with the journal. After the dictatorship weakened its control in the early 1980s, the contributors began to write in their name. Though the centrality of the journal declined after the return of democracy making the daily newspapers and their weekend supplements once again accessible to left-leaning intellectuals, it remained one of the leading literary and cultural journals in the Spanish-speaking world.
Throughout its different periods, María Teresa Gramuglio, Hilda Sabato, José Aricó, Juan Carlos Portantiero and Oscar Terán, among other personalities of Argentine culture, have been contributors to the magazine. In its last issues the magazine was directed by Beatriz Sarlo and co-directed by Adrián Gorelik. Its last editorial board was made up of Raúl Beceyro, Jorge Dotti, Rafael Filippelli, Federico Monjeau, Ana Porrúa, Oscar Terán and Hugo Vezzetti.
The journal closed down after 30 years in 2008 and 90 issues.
# Packt

Packt is a publishing company founded in 2003 and headquartered in Birmingham, UK, with offices in Mumbai, India.
Packt primarily publishes print and electronic books and videos relating to information technology, including programming, web design, data analysis, and hardware.

## History

Founded in 2003 by David and Rachel Maclean, Packt Publishing provides books, eBooks, video tutorials, and articles for software engineers, web developers, system administrators, and users. The company states that it supports and publishes books on smaller projects and subjects that standard publishing companies cannot make profitable. The company's business model, which involves print-on-demand publishing and selling direct, enables it to make money selling books with lower unit sales. This business model aims to give authors high royalty rates and the opportunity to write on topics that standard publishers tend to avoid.
In 2018, Packt's revenue reached 18.4 million pounds, a 28% increase over the previous year, attributed to increased market share over the period.
In 2019, Packt stated it had published 6,500 books over its 16 years of operation.

## Books

Packt offers printed version of their books shipped to Europe, North America and selected Asian countries. In addition, they offer PDF versions of all of their books for download and in August 2010 began offering them in ePub and Mobi format. These eBooks were made free from digital rights management in March 2009. Packt books are also available via the Perlego platform, while some (but not all) are accessible on the Safari Books Online system.

## Packt Enterprise and Packt Open Source

In April 2010, Packt launched two new brands, Packt Enterprise and Packt Open Source, with the release of Microsoft Silverlight 4 Data and Services Cookbook and Moodle 1.9 Theme Design. Packt Enterprise focuses on technologies produced by businesses for use in other corporations, while Packt Open Source focuses on technologies built around open source licences.
These two brands do not encompass all of Packt's books, and it will continue to publish into areas which are not necessarily classifiable as open source or enterprise

## Open source project royalties

Packt supports and promotes open source projects and concepts. When a book written on an open source project is sold, Packt pays a royalty directly to that project. This scheme has resulted in the company providing sustainable revenues to many of the open source projects since 2004.
In March 2011, following its 'Believe in Open Source campaign' Packt announced that its donations to Open Source projects have surpassed the $300,000 mark.
# Bloomfield Bridge

The Bloomfield Bridge is a bridge in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, which carries four lanes of traffic across Skunk Hollow, a steep ravine between the densely populated neighborhoods of Bloomfield and Polish Hill.

## History

The first Bloomfield Bridge was a steel cantilever bridge built in 1914 by the Fort Pitt Bridge Works. The bridge was 2,100 feet (640 m) long with a 400-foot (120 m) main span consisting of two 140-foot (43 m) cantilever arms supporting a 120-foot (37 m) suspended section. It was designed by engineer T. J. Wilkerson and architect Stanley L. Roush and cost about $500,000. At the time of construction, it was the longest, highest, and one of the most expensive bridges in Pittsburgh. The bridge was dedicated on November 19, 1914, with what the Pittsburgh Post described as a "monster celebration" which included a wedding for a local couple performed at the midpoint of the span. This tradition was continued with the dedication of the replacement bridge in 1986, which also featured a wedding.
The old Bloomfield Bridge was closed in 1978 and demolished in 1980. The replacement crossing was erected in 1986, after the previous bridge was deemed deficient after years of heavy traffic, including that of popular Pittsburgh Railways streetcar lines until their 1960s conversion to buses. Although the first Bloomfield Bridge was closed in 1978, state funding issues halted work on constructing a successor until 1984.

## Location

On the Bloomfield side of the bridge, connections are made to Liberty Avenue, the commercial heart of the traditionally Italian (and increasingly Asian) neighborhood. On the Polish Hill side, PA 380 can be accessed, which runs toward Downtown Pittsburgh and Oakland, the home of several major universities.
The Bloomfield Bridge spans a large number of railroad tracks, which are portions of lines managed by CSX and Norfolk Southern. The Martin Luther King Jr. East Busway, a bus rapid transit system, also traverses the ravine. Also under the edifice is a community football and baseball field. Originally known as Dean's Field, it is historically significant as the place where Johnny Unitas played semi-pro football before jumpstarting his NFL career. After a shootout that killed three police officers, the area was renamed after a fallen officer who resided nearby.
# Frances Kurth Sharrow House

The Frances Kurth Sharrow House is a historic house located at 841 Park Avenue in Columbus, Wisconsin. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places on May 24, 2010.

## History

The house was commissioned in 1916 by John Henry Kurth, son of the founder of Kurth Brewery. It was a wedding gift for his daughter, Frances, who soon after married Lloyd C. Sharrow, who later became Mayor of Columbus. The Sharrows would live there for the rest of their lives.
# Hiroshi Minami (actor)

Hiroshi Minami (南廣, March 15, 1928 – March 4, 1989) was a Japanese actor.

## Selected filmography

* Ten to sen (1958) - Kiichi Mihara
* Keishichô monogatari: Iryûhin nashi (1959)
* Ôinaru tabiji (1960)
* Ikinuita jûroku-nen: Saigo no Nippon-hei (1960) - Minagawa, Army officer
* Keishichô monogatari: jûni-nin no keiji (1961) - Detective Azuma
* Kanpai! Gokigen yarou (1961)
* Hachi-nin me no teki (1961)
* Jigokû no sokô o buchi yabûre (1962)
* Sanroku (1962)
* Ankoku-gai saigo no hi (1962)
* Miyamoto Musashi: Hannyazaka no kettô (1962) - Fujitsugu Gion
* Minyô no tabi: Akita obako (1963)
* Jûdai no âshidôri (1963)
* Tokubetsu kidô sôsatai (1963) - Aramaki
* Tokubetsu kidô sôsatai: Tokyo eki ni harikome (1963) - Aramaki
* Ankokugai saidai no kettô (1963) - Inspector Ichikawa
* Miyamoto Musashi: Nitôryû kaigen (1963) - Toji - Gion Fujitsugu
* Muhomatsu no issho (1964)
* Zoku zûzûshii yatsu (1964) - Gotô
* Keishichô monogatari: Yukue fumei (1964) - Kitagawa
* Atout coeur à Tokyo pour O.S.S. 117 (1966)
* Chichibu suikoden: kage o kiru ken (1967) - Keijirô Ichinose
* Branded to Kill (1967) - Gihei Kasuga
* Kigeki: Dantai ressha (1967)
* Mighty Jack (1968) - (archive footage)
* Tarekomi (1969)
* Gyakuten ryoko (1969)
* Gendai yakuza: Shinjuku no yotamono (1970)
* Hakurai jingi: Kapone no shatei (1970)
* Yoru no saizensen: Tôkyô maruhi chitai (1971)
* Mekurano Oichi jigokuhada (1972)
* Bodigaado Kiba: Hissatsu sankaku tobi (1973) - Johnny Uchida
# Bust of Carlo Antonio del Pozzo

The Bust of Carlo Antonio del Pozzo is a sculptural portrait by the Italian artist Gianlorenzo Bernini. It is in the National Gallery of Scotland, Edinburgh. Carlo Antonio was the Archbishop of Pisa and the uncle of the noted seventeenth-century collector, Cassiano del Pozzo, who commissioned Bernini to create the sculpture.
It was acquired by the National Gallery of Scotland in 1986, at a cost of 3m British Pounds, although the value at the time was said to be much higher (around 7.5m pounds). It had previously been in the British stately palace of Castle Howard, since 1715.
# Manta joke

In German humour, Manta jokes (German: Mantawitz) is a joke cycle about the Mantafahrer ("Manta driver"), the male owner of an Opel Manta, whose name usually is Manni (short for Manfred), who is an aggressive driver, lower class (typically from the Ruhrpott), macho, of lower intelligence, and infatuated with both his car and his blonde hairdresser girlfriend. He always drives with his elbow sticking out of the window (which is why his car's door is always rusty from the underarm sweat), his car is always lowered, tuned and decorated with a foxtail on the aerial and a "Kenwood" sticker on the rear window. His education level is generally at most limited to Hauptschule, where he may have had to repeat several classes, and he likes to use interjections "Ey" and "Boah". When speaking to women, he shows extremely direct flirting behaviour ("Ey, ficken?"). The Manta owners also have a rivalry with Volkswagen Golf GTi owners ("Golfkrieg", which in German also means "Gulf War"), often racing them.
Jokes poke fun at a stereotype of the working class owner of a second-tier muscle car, typified by the Manta. Mantas were targeted at buyers who yearned for a sports car but could not afford a status car such as a BMW or Mercedes. Proud Manta owners often decorated them with chrome, racing stripes, alloy wheels, racing tyres, or high beams to mimic the exclusiveness of race cars.
In the early 1990s, Manta jokes were so popular that even two feature films were made about them. Also, in the 2 March 1991 episode of Wetten, dass..?, in a bet in the studio, ten Manta drivers showed up to the studio, all of them named Manni and had a partner who worked as a hairdresser. At the end of 1990s, oil company DEA had an advertising campaign where a stereotypical Manta driver named Ingo pulls up at a filling station, and is told "Super, Ingo" by everyone. He mistakes them for compliments, but realizes that it was actually meant as a warning not to fill up his car with diesel, but with Super petrol (in Germany, 91 octane petrol is named Normal, 95 Super and 98 Super Plus).
Example jokes are:
* What was left after a fatal Manta accident? - A gold chain and a hairdresser in mourning. - And why was the funeral held on Monday? - Because that's the hairdresser's day off.
* What is the shortest Manta joke ever? - Ein Manta steht vor der Uni (A Manta parked in front of a university).
* What does a Manta driver say after crashing into a tree? – Komisch--hab doch gehupt! ("That's strange -- I honked!")
The popularity of such jokes spawned two successful comedy films - Manta – Der Film [de] and Manta, Manta, the latter starring Til Schweiger as a Mantafahrer.
# 2014 Zenica mine disaster

The 2014 Zenica mine disaster was a mining accident that occurred on 4 September 2014 at the coal mine "Raspotočje" in Zenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina.

## Background

After a 3.5 Richter-scale earthquake hit Zenica on 4 September 2014, causing a rock burst in the coal mine "Raspotočje", 34 miners remained trapped inside the mine. All miners were trapped more than 500 meters below the surface, but were provided with fresh air.

## Casualties

Out of the 34 miners trapped inside the mine, 5 died, while the remaining 29 sustained minor injuries.
# Filmlook, Inc.

Filmlook, Inc. is a post-production company based in Burbank, California. Established in 1989, it specializes in a form of image processing used on television programs, commonly known as film look. The company was awarded an Engineering Plaque at the Primetime Emmy Engineering Awards in 1992 for its Filmlook Process for Film Simulation.

## History

In 1987, company founder Robert Faber began developing the company's signature process. The company was founded in 1989.

## Filmlook process

The Filmlook process uses three main features to achieve the appearance of film: motion characteristics, gray scale/contrast, and grain pattern.
* Motion characteristics – With some video cameras, you see 60 interlaced pictures per second versus 24 in film. The Filmlook process attempts to replicate the feel of film. Newer digital cameras can shoot at a progressive 24 frames per second.
* Greyscale/contrast – Filmlook alters the gray scale, color, and contrast to approximate the typical film characteristic – the "film density curve".
* Simulation of grain pattern – A generated grain pattern that can be varied in intensity and attempts to imitate film grain by remaining static for the duration of each (imaginary) film frame (two or three fields).
# String Trio, Op. 3 (Beethoven)

The String Trio in E-flat major, Op. 3 (String Trio No. 1) is a composition by Ludwig van Beethoven, his first for string trio (violin, viola and cello).
It is a divertimento consisting of six movements, including two minuets. It may have been first sketched while Beethoven was still living in Bonn. It was published in 1797 by Artaria in Vienna, and dedicated to the Countess of Browne, wife of his patron Count Johann Georg von Browne.

## Structure

The six movements are:
* Allegro con brio
* Andante
* Menuetto: Allegretto
* Adagio
* Menuetto: Moderato
* Finale: Allegro

## Transcriptions
### Piano Trio (Hess 47)

Sometime prior to 1800, Beethoven arranged the first movement of the trio for piano, violin and cello (Hess 47): it has been speculated that the composer may have intended to transcribe the entire trio for the same forces but lost interest as the existing manuscript breaks off part way through a transcription of the second movement.

### Cello Sonata Op. 64

The trio was arranged for cello and piano (Op. 64): this was first published in 1807 by Artaria. The arrangement is thought to be not by the composer, with Keith Anderson pointing out that Artaria's title sheet for the transcription simply implies that Beethoven was involved without explicitly stating that he was.