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# Southridge High School (Indiana)

Southridge High School is a 9 - 12th grade public school in the Southwest Dubois County School Corporation school district in Dubois County, Indiana. It is located on the south side of Huntingburg along US Route 231.
The district (of which Southridge is the sole comprehensive high school) includes Huntingburg and Holland.

## Athletics

Southridge is a member of the Pocket Athletic Conference and a class 3A member of the IHSAA. The school colors are red, black and white and the sports teams are called the Raiders.
The Raiders were the 1998 2A girls' basketball state champions. Southridge also won the 2017 2A football state championship and were 2018 2A regional champions, causing them to be moved up into 3A. They are also back-to-back state runner-up in 2A baseball, which has also resulted in a move into 3A in that sport.
In 2021, Southridge won the 2021 3A Baseball State Championship.

## Notable alumni

* Alex Graman—former MLB player for the New York Yankees, minor league player for the Cincinnati Reds, as well as the Saitama Seibu Lions (Japanese leagues)
* Mitch Stetter—former MLB player for the Milwaukee Brewers and minor league player for the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim
* Tim Barrett—former MLB player for the Montreal Expos
* Colson Montgomery—current MLB shortstop in the Chicago White Sox organization. Named Indiana’s 2021 Male Athlete of the year.
# Jacques Speck

Jacques Speck (5 November 1931 – 3 October 1971) was a Luxembourgish footballer. He played in two matches for the Luxembourg national football team in 1953. He was also part of Luxembourg's team for the 1952 Summer Olympics, and for their qualification matches for the 1954 FIFA World Cup.
# Antonio Ferrer

Antonio Alandy Ferrer (born November 10, 1966), also known as "Ony" Ferrer, is the current congressman of the 6th district of the Province of Cavite and a former mayor of General Trias. He is the brother of former 6th district representative and current city mayor Luis Ferrer IV.

## Life and career

His father is Luis S. Ferrer III, a former provincial Vice-Governor. His grandfather, Luis Y. Ferrer Jr., and great-grandfather, Luis O. Ferrer Sr. were former governors of Cavite.
He finished his tertiary education at De La Salle University in Manila, earning Bachelor of Arts major in Political Science majors. He also graduated with Laws at University of the East, also in Manila. In 1994, he passed the Philippine Bar Examinations and became an attorney. He became legal researcher, legal assistant and legal officer of Duty-Free Philippines from 1993 to 1998. Then he became legal counsel, manager and economic zone manager.

### Electoral history

After the enactment of RA 9727 establishing the legislative districts of Cavite, he ran for congressman in the 2010 elections under Lakas-Kampi-CMD and as an adopted candidate of the Nacionalista Party. He won as the first representative of Cavite's 6th district, garnering 108,574 votes against former Tanza mayor and Games and Amusement Board Chairman Hermogenes "Ashley" Arayata, Jr., who garnered 63,951 votes.
Ferrer ran for a mayoralty position in the 2013 midterm elections, alongside his brother Luis who ran as a 6th District representative, under the National Unity Party ticket which caucused from old party, Lakas. Both of them won in their respective positions, with Antonio earning 46,575 votes against Liberal Party candidate and former vice-mayor Fernando "Totie" Campaña.
Ferrer is the first city mayor of General Trias, following a cityhood referendum held in December 12, 2015.
Ferrer ran for a second term as mayor in the 2016 general elections, earning 70,997 votes over Nationalist People's Coalition candidate Annalyn Jubilio, serving as his first full term as city mayor.

## Personal life

He is married to Anna Lisa Alcantara and has three children.
# Nanki-Katsuura Onsen

Nanki-Katsuura Onsen (南紀勝浦温泉) is a coastal onsen, or hot spring, located in Nachikatsuura, Wakayama Prefecture, Japan. Originally known as "Katsuura Onsen", the "Nanki-" was added to distinguish it from another onsen in Katsuura, Chiba.
Known as the "Matsushima of Kii", Nanki-Katsuura Onsen is one of the most popular hot springs in Japan due to its location along the coast and springs within caves. The spring is listed as the "Top 100 Onsens" by Kankokeizai News.

## Overview

Nanki-Katsuura Onsen is located within Yoshino-Kumano National Park and Nanki-Kumano Geopark. The area surrounding Nanki-Katsuura Onsen has a very long history, and many of the temples nearby are protected as the Sacred Sites and Pilgrimage Routes in the Kii Mountain Range. The onsen town itself, which dates back to the Edo Period, has more than one hundred springs overlooking the Pacific Ocean. These springs are scattered among the rugged terrain, including a peninsula known as Urashima (浦島) and an island known as Nakanoshima (中ノ島). Most ryokans are only accessible by boat from Katsuura Harbor. Aside from its hot springs, Nanki-Katsuura Onsen is also known for tuna.
Nanki-Katsuura Onsen has a character within Onsen Musume named Kiki (樹紀) voiced by Maya Yoshioka.

## Transportation

Nanki-Katsuura Onsen can be reached via Japan National Route 42 by road, or through Kii-Katsuura Station on the Kisei Main Line.
# Alberts Riekstiņš

Alberts Riekstiņš (30 January 1907 – 8 December 2004) was a Latvian cross-country skier. He competed in the men's 18 kilometre event at the 1936 Winter Olympics.
# Bob Michel Bridge

The Bob Michel Bridge (formerly called Franklin Street Bridge) carries Illinois Route 40 over the Illinois River 0.75 miles (1.21 km) up-river from the Cedar Street Bridge. Illinois 40 terminates at an interchange with Interstate 74 just east of the bridge. The bridge serves as a direct surface route from a major commercial center in East Peoria to the Civic Center in downtown Peoria. When completed in 1993, the Bob Michel Bridge replaced the antiquated Franklin Street Bridge, a bascule and truss bridge, which had been located on an adjacent site since 1913. The Bob Michel Bridge is the only river crossing in the Peoria area to accommodate pedestrians and cyclists.
Prior to the development of the area as a commercial center, the Michel Bridge served a largely industrial area in East Peoria, including many buildings owned by nearby Caterpillar, Inc. The bridge was located at the end of an exit named "Industrial Spur". It has since been renamed to "Riverfront Drive" to account for the new commercial complex.
The Bob Michel Bridge is named after former Congressman Robert H. Michel, a Peoria-area Republican who served as a Congressman from 1957 to 1995 and as House Minority Leader from 1981 until his retirement.
The bridge is located at mile 162.3 of the Illinois River.
# Zhygulyanka

The Zhygulyanka (Belarusian: Жыгулянка, also: Дарагабуж - Darahabuzh) is a river in Brest Region in south-west Belarus. It is a left tributary of the Yaselda. It flows through Chornaye Lake and the village of Zdzitava.
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# Crimson-fronted cardinal

The crimson-fronted cardinal (Paroaria baeri) is a bird species in the tanager family (Thraupidae). It is not very closely related to the cardinals proper (Cardinalidae). It is endemic to Brazil.
Its natural habitats are subtropical or tropical moist lowland forests and subtropical or tropical moist shrubland. The crimson-fronted cardinal is about 16.5 cm in length, and is most often slim with a rounded crown. Its voice is rather harsh and vigorous and includes descending, harsh whistles. Very little is known about its diet; however, it most likely eats insects and a few fruits.
The breeding season is often thought to be October through January, with some nests accompanied by eggs found in mid-December.
# Georg Wahl

Georg Wahl (Kosel, Upper Silesia, 21 February 1920 – 4 November 2013) was Chief Rider at the Spanish Riding School in Vienna, dressage instructor, rider and trainer. He was also known as the coach and trainer of Swiss Olympic medalist Christine Stückelberger.
He grew up at the Kosel Stud, where his father was a trainer of coach horses. Wahl learned to ride at an early age, mainly bareback.
In 1939, Wahl joined the cavalry of the Wehrmacht, where he was under the command of Hans-Joachim Köhler from Verden. Köhler, who later became known worldwide as an expert in the field of horse training, organised a dressage competition for his troops to improve their morale. Held only 20 km behind the front lines, Wahl showed himself to be the best of the riders present. Alois Podhajsky happened to attend this competition, and in 1940, Podhajsky recruited Wahl to the Spanish Riding School. Because Wahl possessed extraordinary talent and feeling for horses he advanced quickly at the school and within a very short time participated in the School's public performances. From 1938 until 1944 he served as a Rider (Bereiter) at the School.
After a brief period of time away from the School in 1944 to serve at the Russian front in Hungary, and a brief wartime imprisonment, he returned to the Spanish Riding School.
On one of the Tours of the School in Switzerland, Wahl met Fredy Knie, of the famed Circus Knie and left the School in 1951 to work for Knie. For two years, Knie and Wahl performed a widely known Pas de Deux exhibition. In 1955 Wahl took over the Community Riding School (Stadtreitschule) in Bern, Switzerland where he first met Christine Stückelberger.
In 1967 Hans Handler, who succeeded Podhajsky as director of the Spanish Riding School, rehired Wahl, promoting him to Chief Rider (Oberbereiter), where he remained until 1971.
Upon his return to Switzerland in 1971, Wahl devoted himself to the training and promotion of Stückelberger and her Holsteiner gelding Granat. Wahl and Stückelberger eventually became life partners. The horse and rider team of Stückelberger and Granat made dressage history as the most successful performers in international Dressage competition for the nation of Switzerland. They won team silver at the Dressage World Cup in Copenhagen 1974, individual gold at the 1975 European Dressage Championships, and an Equestrian individual gold at the 1976 Montreal Olympics. Following their Olympic win, they took gold again at the 1977 European Dressage Championships and at the 1978 Dressage World Championships in Goodwood.
Georg Wahl was married twice. He and his first wife, Maria, had four children. He also had two daughters from a second marriage. He lived with Stückelberg in Kirchberg near St. Gallen. He remained committed to the classical theory of dressage, and values the preservation and dissemination of classical horsemanship.

## Footnotes

* 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Ludwig, "Georg Wahl was 90"
* 1 2 3 4 Eurodressage FOCUS, "Georg Wahl, 80 years old"
* 1 2 "Georg Wahl geehrt"
* ↑ Eurodressage, "Georg Wahl Clinic"
# Lionsgate Television

Lionsgate Television is the television division of the American production company Lionsgate Studios.

## History

The company was established in July 1997 as Lions Gate Television, Inc. with the establishment of Lionsgate Films. In June 1998, it acquired documentary/reality production company Termite Art Productions but was itself acquired by Erik Nelson in September 2004 and renamed Creative Differences.
The company acquired Mandalay Television in September 1997, before acquiring a minority investment in Mandalay Entertainment outright before splitting in 2002. Lionsgate sold off its shares in Mandalay Television in April 1999.
In March 1999, Lions Gate Television, Inc. became an incorporated entity. In January 2003, Lionsgate and New Line Television set up a partnership to provide twenty motion pictures designed for television.
On July 12, 2006, Lionsgate expanded into television syndication when the company acquired television distribution company Debmar–Mercury. Debmar–Mercury syndicated the film library before the acquisition.
20th Television handled advert sales to the series distributed by Debmar–Mercury with the exception of Meet the Browns, as the advert sales are handled by Disney–ABC Domestic Television with Turner Television Co. distributing the series.
On March 13, 2012, Lionsgate Television formed a new 50/50 joint venture, Sea to Sky Entertainment, with Thunderbird Films, the company founded by Lionsgate's founder and chairman, Frank Giustra. The chairman and chief creative officer (CCO) is currently Kevin Beggs and he is the longest tenured television studio chairman.
# Boca Grande Causeway

The Boca Grande Causeway is a causeway located in Charlotte County, Florida, connecting the community of Boca Grande on Gasparilla Island with the mainland near Placida. The 2.5-mile (4.0 km) causeway crosses Gasparilla Sound and consists of three bridges, and is the only vehicular access to the island.

## History

The Boca Grande Causeway originally opened in 1958 after six years of construction, replacing a vehicle ferry service. The causeway and its original bridges were built parallel to the now abandoned Charlotte Harbor and Northern Railway. Passenger rail service to the island was discontinued by the railroad shortly after the causeway opened. While the railroad was abandoned in 1981, the adjacent trestles remain mostly intact today and are visible from the causeway.
The Causeway was privately built, but was sold to the Gasparilla Island Bridge Authority, a government agency created to oversee operation of the causeway, in 1998. The northernmost bridge (connecting to the mainland) includes a 213-foot (65 m) swing span over the navigation channel. The swing bridge, which is one of a few remaining swing bridges in Florida, is 13 feet (4.0 m) tall at its highest point. The center and south bridges are fixed span bridges, and are 25 feet (7.6 m) and 12 feet (3.7 m) tall respectively.
The current center and south bridges were completed in 2013. The current swing bridge was completed and opened to traffic in late 2015. The original bridges were replaced due to their age and functional obsolescence. The current bridges are taller and also include shoulders for bicycle traffic allowing improved access for bicyclists using the popular Boca Grande Bike Path better access to the mainland and to the Cape Haze Pioneer Trail.

## Gallery

* The north (swing) bridge
* The south bridge
* The center bridge
* The original swing bridge which operated from 1958 to 2015
* Gasparilla Sound and the defunct railroad trestle as seen from the center bridge
* The current swing bridge with the original behind it prior to demolition
# Eclipse Award for Outstanding Breeder

Eclipse Award for Outstanding Breeder is an American Thoroughbred horse racing honor for breeders. Created in 1971, it is part of the Eclipse Awards program and is awarded annually.
Its Canadian counterpart is the Sovereign Award for Outstanding Breeder.
Past winners:
* 1971 : Paul Mellon
* 1972 : C. T. Chenery
* 1973 : C. T. Chenery
* 1974 : John W. Galbreath
* 1975 : Fred W. Hooper
* 1976 : Nelson Bunker Hunt
* 1977 : E. P. Taylor
* 1978 : Harbor View Farm
* 1979 : Claiborne Farm
* 1980 : Adele W. Paxson
* 1981 : Golden Chance Farm
* 1982 : Fred W. Hooper
* 1983 : E. P. Taylor
* 1984 : Claiborne Farm
* 1985 : Nelson Bunker Hunt
* 1986 : Paul Mellon
* 1987 : Nelson Bunker Hunt
* 1988 : Ogden Phipps
* 1989 : North Ridge Farm
* 1990 : Calumet Farm
* 1991 : John & Betty Mabee
* 1992 : William S. Farish III
* 1993 : Allen E. Paulson
* 1994 : William T. Young
* 1995 : Juddmonte Farms
* 1996 : Farnsworth Farms
* 1997 : John & Betty Mabee
* 1998 : John & Betty Mabee
* 1999 : William S. Farish III
* 2000 : Frank Stronach
* 2001 : Juddmonte Farms
* 2002 : Juddmonte Farms
* 2003 : Juddmonte Farms
* 2004 : Adena Springs Farms
* 2005 : Adena Springs Farms
* 2006 : Adena Springs Farms
* 2007 : Adena Springs Farms
* 2008 : Adena Springs Farms
* 2009 : Juddmonte Farms
* 2010 : Adena Springs Farms
* 2011 : Adena Springs Farms
* 2012 : Darley Stud
* 2013 : Kenneth and Sarah Ramsey
* 2014 : Kenneth and Sarah Ramsey
* 2015 : Zayat Stables
* 2016 : WinStar Farm
* 2017 : Clearsky Farms
* 2018 : John D. Gunther
* 2019 : George Strawbridge Jr.
* 2020 : WinStar Farm
* 2021 : Godolphin
* 2022 : Godolphin
* 2023 : Godolphin
* 2024 : Godolphin
# Denis Clavel

Denis Clavel (22 June 1942 – 24 March 2024) was a French poet and politician. He published approximately 20 collections of poetry from 1963 to 2020.

## Biography

Born in Annecy on 22 June 1942, Clavel met Jean Lurçat in 1963, during his first publication of poetry at the Château d'Annecy. Lurçat entrusted him with the creation of a poetic commentary of his art, the tapestry Chant du monde [fr]. His following collections were primarily edited by Guy Chambelland [fr] and he maintained significant correspondence with Pierre Emmanuel and Georges Haldas [fr]. In 1992, Haldas dedicated a poem to him in the collection La Blessure essentielle. During his career, Clavel received praise from Robert Sabatier. He also served as Mayor of Arâches-la-Frasse from 1971 to 1983.
Denis Clavel died in Cluses on 24 March 2024, at the age of 81.

## Publications

* Fenêtre sur la mer (1963)
* Le Chant du monde (1963)
* Le Goût du feu et Journal d'un pharisien (1969)
* La Genèse du poème (1972)
* Opéra sur la vitre (1972)
* Paysage clandestin (1976)
* Distance apprivoisée (1978)
* Les Regards contagieux (1981)
* La Ténèbre (1983)
* Lazare (1984)
* Le Chant de la créature (1988)
* Le Poème (1990)
* Métier d'homme (1990)
* Porte d'âge (1992)
* La Fin du temps (1994)
* La Théorie de Delphes (2002)
* Je ne vois aucune différence de principe entre un poème et une poignée de main (2007)
* Le Livre du repos (2009)
* Le Jardin de Talèfre (2011)
* Infinition de l'heure (2018)
* Le temps ordinaire (2020)
# Southside High School (North Carolina)

Southside High School (aka Southside) is located at 5700 NC Highway 33 E, in Chocowinity, a small town in Beaufort County, North Carolina, with a ZIP code of 27817. It is in Beaufort County Schools.
Southside is a 1A school.
The attendance zone includes Chocowinity, Aurora, Blounts Creek, and Edward.
It was founded in 2000, when Chocowinity High School and Aurora High School were consolidated into one school. Chocowinity Middle School and Aurora Middle school serve as feeder schools to Southside.
There are approximately 500 students attending Southside, which houses grades 9–12 on a 4 block schedule.
The school's floorplan consists of 4 main halls, 2 of which pertain to certain areas of study. There is a Math/Science/History hall, an English/Technology hall, and a small area dedicated to Performing Arts (Band), one art class, and a Health classroom.
Southside also has a multi-purpose gym, which houses the basketball and volleyball programs; a stadium, which houses its football, soccer, and track and field programs; and separate baseball and softball fields. A double tennis court is also located on campus, though there is no official tennis program as of now, though there may be one in the 2024 school year as interest is building.
The school mascot is the Seahawk. The school's primary spirit color is teal, along with secondary colors including navy blue, gold and white.

## Athletics Programs

* Cheerleading
* Girls' Basketball
* Golf
* JV Baseball
* JV Basketball
* JV Football
* Soccer
* Softball
* Track
* Tennis
* Varsity Baseball
* Varsity Basketball
* Varsity Football
* Volleyball
# Richard Hunt

Richard Hunt may refer to:

## Arts and entertainment

* Richard Hunt (artist) (born 1951), Canadian carver and artist
* Richard Hunt (pianist) (1930–2011), Canadian pianist and composer
* Richard Hunt (sculptor) (1935–2023), American sculptor
* Richard Howland Hunt (1862–1931), American architect and son of Richard Morris Hunt
* Richard Morris Hunt (1827–1895), American architect
* Richard Hunt (puppeteer) (1951–1992), puppeteer who performed a number of the Muppets

## Politics

* Richard Hunt (politician) (1832–1915), politician in Nova Scotia, Canada
* Richard Hunt (MP), MP for Orford beginning in 1529
* Richard Harte or Hunt (died 1616), MP for Nottingham

## Sport

* Richard Hunt (rugby union) (born 1948), New Zealand rugby player, coach and administrator
* Dick Hunt (baseball) (1847–1895), American baseball player
* Dick Hunt (speed skater) (born 1935), American speed skater

## Other

* Richard Allen Hunt (1937–2009), American mathematician
* Sir Tim Hunt (Richard Timothy Hunt, born 1943), English biochemist
* Richard William Hunt (1908–1979), English editor, medieval historian, palaeographer
* Richard Hunt (editor) (1933–2012), English editor of environmentalist magazines Green Anarchist and Alternative Green
* Richard Hunt (priest) (1596–1661), English clergy indirectly associated with Shakespeare authorship dispute
* Richard Hunt (Dean of Durham) (died 1638), English clergy, Dean of Durham 1620–1638
* Richard W. Hunt (born c. 1952), U.S. Navy admiral
* Richard Hunt, American colonial militia officer targeted by Hunt-Swartout raid (1756) during French and Indian War
# 1885 Scottish Athletics Championships

The 1885 Scottish Athletics Championships were the third national athletics championships to be held in Scotland. They were held under the auspices of the Scottish Amateur Athletic Association at Westmarch Stadium, the home of St Mirren FC in Paisley, on Saturday 27 June 1885. The track was described as being in very good condition but the weather was extremely hot and fewer than one thousand spectators turned out to see David Duncan win the 1 mile for the third successive year. He was President of SAAA at the time and remains the only man to have won a Scottish national athletics championship whilst President of the organising body. Kenneth Whitton (St George's FC) set Scottish Native and All-comers records in winning the hammer. This was thrown Scots' style, using a wooden handled hammer from a nine-foot square, wire handled hammers and the circle were not adopted until 1896.
1885 is also a notable landmark in Scottish athletics. Up to this point athletes had represented football clubs, rugby, cricket or rowing clubs, or their schools and universities. In 1885 actual athletic clubs were first formed in Scotland, the first two being Clydesdale Harriers in the West, formed in May 1885, closely followed in September by Edinburgh Harriers in the East.

## Results summary

100 yards :
| Pos | Athlete | Time |
| 1. | Robert A. Taylor (Edinburgh Un.) | 10 3/5 |
| 2. | Maurice C. Wright (Edinburgh Un.) | 1 foot |
| 3. | Reginald H. Morrison (Edinburgh Un.) | 1 foot |
440 yards :
| Pos | Athlete | Time |
| 1. | Simon Henderson (Watson's Coll. AC) | 51 4/5 |
| 2. | Reginald H. Morrison (Edinburgh Un.) | 1 yard |
| 3. | Maurice C. Wright (Edinburgh Un.) | |
880 yards :
| Pos | Athlete | Time |
| 1. | James Logan (Vale of Leven FC) | 2:03 3/5 |
| 2. | Reginald H. Morrison (Edinburgh Un.) | 1 yard |
1 mile :
| Pos | Athlete | Time |
| 1. | David S. Duncan (Royal High School FP) | 5:01 2/5 |
| 2. | James M. Crawford (Edinburgh Un.) | |
120 yard hurdles :
| Pos | Athlete | Time |
| 1. | Henry A. Watt (Glasgow Un.) | 17 4/5 |
3 miles walk :
| Pos | Athlete | Time |
| 1. | James Caw (St Georges FC) | 24:54 |
| 2. | A. Brown (Airdrieonians FC) | 50 yards |
High jump :
| Pos | Athlete | Dist |
| 1. | James N. Macleod (Glasgow Un.) | 5 ft 8in (1.72m) |
| 2. | John W. Parsons (Fettes-Loretto) | 5 ft 6in (1.67m) |
| 3. | R. G. Taylor (Edinburgh North of England AC) | 5 ft 3in (1.60m) |
Pole vault :
| Pos | Athlete | Dist |
| 1. | Augustus G. G. Asher (Fettes-Loretto) | 10 ft 1in (3.07m) |
| 2. | George Hodgson (Edinburgh North of England AC) | 9 ft 6in (2.89m) |
Long jump :
| Pos | Athlete | Dist |
| 1. | John W. Parsons (London AC) | 21 ft 9 1/2in (6.64m) |
| 2. | R. G. Taylor (Edinburgh North of England AC) | 18 ft 6in (5.64m) |
Shot put :
| Pos | Athlete | Dist |
| 1. | Kenneth Whitton (Ross County FC) | 41 ft 6in (12.65m) |
| 2. | Charles Reid (Edinburgh Academicals) | 38 ft 9in (11.81m) |
Hammer :
| Pos | Athlete | Dist |
| 1. | Kenneth Whitton (St George FC) | 100 ft 5 3/4in (30.60m) |
| 2. | Charles Reid (Edinburgh Academicals FC) | 87 ft 8in (26.72m) |