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# Assault! Human!!

Assault! Human!! (突撃! ヒューマン!! Totsugeki! Hyūman!!) is a 1972 tokusatsu series produced by Mot Boule.

## Plot

King Flasher, a mysterious being, and his army of Flashers threaten the safety of the Earth, starting by targeting children. Meanwhile, Junichiro Iwaki, a once famous gymnastics coach resigns from his job to train the threatened children. In return, the children used a device known as a Human-Sign to transform Junichiro into a superhero named the Human. From then on, King Flasher began creating monsters to attack the children, but Junichiro was always there to stop them. Later on, Junichiro's brother Junjiro started becoming suspicious of his brother's frequent disappearances. This leads to Junjiro finding out about Junichiro's alter ego. At the same time, King Flasher was overthrown by another evil being called Grand Flasher who nearly killed Junichiro. But, the children spectators used a secondary type of Human-Sign to turn Junjiro into the second Human. Gradually, the Human brothers managed to destroy every last member of the Flasher Core including Grand Flasher himself, restoring peace to the world.

## Casts

* Yûsuke Natsu as Junichiro Iwaki (Human No.1)
* Akihiko Nishijima as Junjiro Iwaki (Human No.2)
* Yoshiko Tanaka as Rumiko Hoshiyama
* Shun Yashiro as Yasube Hirai
* Keiko Aramaki as Kyoko Hanawa
* Yoshio Sudo as Human (Vinpro)
* Ritsuo Sawa as Flashers, Red Flasher, Black Flasher
* Miki Kageyama as Queen Flasher, Pink Flasher
* Ichirō Murakoshi as King Flasher
* Vinpro as Flasher Corps
* Yasuo Yamada as Narrator

## Episodes

* ヒューマンて何だ (What is Human)
* 怪獣シビレッタ3千匹！ (Monster Shibiretta three thousand animals!)
* 血を吸う！ 怪獣ドラゴンダ (Suck the blood! Monster Doragonda)
* 空飛ぶ怪獣ブランカー！ (Flying monster blanker!)
* 殺せ！！ 怪獣レッドロック (Kill!! Monster Red Rock)
* 怪人ゲジルの死！！ (Death of Phantom Gejiru!!)
* 怪人メガヘルツ テレビ局を爆破！！ (The blast Phantom megahertz TV station!!)
* 魔の少年フラッシャー！！ (The magic of the boy flasher!!)
* キングフラッシャーの最期 (Last moment of King flasher)
* 英雄ヒューマンの最期！！ (Last moment of the hero Human!!)
* 帰ってきたヒューマン！ (Human came back!)
* ヒューマン兄弟大活躍！ (Human brother big success!)
* さようならヒューマン (Goodbye Human)

## Availability

The series has never been rebroadcast or released on home media since its first rerun after its original run. It is rumored that because the show was shot on video instead of film, the network (Nippon TV) accidentally reused the master tapes for another program and over-recorded the original footage, making the series lost media. A brief, 1 and a half minute clip was recovered from a domestic Betamax tape, but has not been released publicly.

## Legacy

Most of the kaiju from this series were later reused in Toho’s Ike! Greenman.
# Jiban Ghosh

Jiban Ghosh can refer to:
* Jiban Ghosh (cricketer) (born 1946), an Indian cricketer
* Jiban Ghosh (umpire) (1935–2004), an Indian cricket umpire
# Bartolomeo Spina

Bartolomeo Spina (born at Pisa about 1475; died at Rome, 1546) was an Italian Dominican theologian and scholastic philosopher.

## Life

He joined the Dominican Order at Pisa in 1494. He was involved in the attempted take-over of the Milanese convent of Sant'Eustorgio by the Observant friars of the Congregation of Lombardy before becoming master of studies at the Dominican studio in Bologna in 1513–4.
As inquisitorial vicar in Modena from 1517–9, Spino was involved in prosecuting witches. He wrote against the Canon Episcopi, arguing based on the findings of the Inquisition that witches actually flew.
Spino served as regent master at S. Domenico in Bologna in the early 1530s. He was appointed (1536) by the Venetian Senate to the chair of theology at the University of Padua. He was also for a time socius of the Master-General of the Order of Preachers, and prior provincial of the Holy Land.
In July, 1542, he was made Master of the Sacred Palace by Pope Paul III, and during the four years that he discharged the duties of that office he rendered services to the Holy See and to the Fathers of the Council of Trent, regarding many difficult and mooted questions. As Master of the Sacred Palace, he was said to have wanted to move against Copernicus' De revolutionibus, only stopped by his death.
Spina denounced a number of other theologians as heretics. These included Thomas Cajetan, whom he clashed with starting in 1518; Ambrose Catharinus, whom he accused to Paul III in 1546; and Pietro Pomponazzi.

## Works

Spina's major works include:
* "Tutela Veritatis de Immortalitate Animæ contra Petrum Pomponatium" (1518)
* "Flagellum in Tres Libros Apologiæ Pomponatii de Immortalitate Animæ" (1518)
* "Tractatus de Strigibus et Lamiis" (Venice, 1523)
* "Apologiæ Tres adversus Joann. Franc. Ponzinibium Jurisperitum" (Venice, 1525)
He also edited many works of Thomas Aquinas, including his commentary on the Physics, Metaphysics, and logical works, as well as some of his Biblical commentaries (Matthew, Isaiah, Jeremiah, and Lamentations).
In his treatise "De Conceptione B. Mariæ Virg." (Venice, 1533), Spina opposed the doctrine of the Immaculate Conception.
# Echinostomatinae

Echinostomatinae is a subfamily of trematodes in the order Plagiorchiida, first described in 1899.

## Genera

According to the World Register of Marine Species, the following genera are accepted within Echinostomatinae:
* Bashkirovitrema Skrjabin, 1944
* Drepanocephalus Dietz, 1909
* Echinodollfusia Skrjabin & Baschkirova, 1956
* Echinoparyphium Dietz, 1909
* Echinostoma Rudolphi, 1809
* Edietziana Ozdikmen, 2013
* Euparyphium Dietz, 1909
* Hypoderaeum Dietz, 1909
* Isthmiophora Lühe, 1909
* Kostadinovatrema Dronen, 2009
* Longicollia Bychovskaja-Pavlovskaja, 1953
* Lyperorchis Travassos, 1921
* Moliniella Hübner, 1939
* Neoacanthoparyphium Yamaguti, 1958
* Pameileenia Wright & Smithers, 1956
* Parallelotestis Belopolskaya, 1954
* Petasiger Dietz, 1909
* Prionosomoides Teixeira de Freitas & Dobbin, 1967
* Singhia Yamaguti, 1958
# Oxalicibacterium solurbis

Oxalicibacterium solurbis is a Gram-negative, rod-shaped, and aerobic bacterium from the genus Oxalicibacterium and family Oxalobacteraceae.
# Un Poco Más

Un Poco Más may refer to:

## Music
### Albums

* Un Poco Más (MDO album)
* Un Poco Más, by Guadalupe Pineda, 1985
* Un Poco Más, album by Los Palominos, 2002

### Songs

* "Un Poco Más", song written by Álvaro Carrillo
* "Un Poco Más", song by Hombres from Todo esto es muy extraño
* "Un Poco Más", song by band Jumbo
* "Un Poco Más", song by Luis Miguel from Luis Miguel: 20 Años
* "Un Poco Más", song by Verónica Castro from Resurrección
# Walter Patricio "Guacho" Arízala Vernaza

Walter Patricio Arízala Vernaza, also known as William Quiñonez or Luis Alfredo Pai Jiménez, (9 November 1989 – 21 December 2018), better known by his nom de guerre Alias Guacho was an Ecuadorian, member of Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC), after 2016 peace agreement became a FARC dissident.

## Life

A native of Valdez, Esmeraldas, Ecuador, Arízala joined the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) in 2007. He became known by the aliases Guacho and William Quiñónez.
Arízala led FARC's 29th Front. He participated in the peace process between FARC and the Colombian government, but broke away in 2017, choosing not to acknowledge a ceasefire brokered in June 2016. Subsequently, the 29th Front was renamed the Oliver Sinisterra Front [es]. Arízala's faction was based in Nariño Department, where it often engaged with the United Guerrillas of the Pacific, led by another FARC dissident. Under his leadership, the Oliver Sinisterra Front captured and killed two journalists and their driver in April 2018, and separately held an Ecuadorian man and woman. The governments of Colombia and Ecuador both offered rewards of $100,000 for information resulting in Arízala's capture.
Arízala died at the age of 29 on 21 December 2018 in a joint military and police operation launched by Colombia and Ecuador near Tumaco, Colombia.
# Open Exoplanet Catalogue

The Open Exoplanet Catalogue is a catalogue of all discovered extra-solar planets. It is a new kind of astronomical database decentralized and completely open.
It is considered one of the four exoplanet catalogues most widely used, together with the Extrasolar Planets Encyclopaedia, the NASA Exoplanet Archive, and the Exoplanet Data Explorer.
In 2012, Hanno Rein presented a new kind of astronomical database based on small text files and a distributed version control system.
In 2016, Ryan Varley presented ExoData, Python interface and exploratory analysis tool for the Open Exoplanet Catalogue.

## Statistics

As of October 2020, the Open Exoplanet Catalogue has the following statistics:
| Number of confirmed exoplanets | 4319 |
| Total number of planets (including Solar System objects and unconfirmed exoplanets) | 4441 |
| Number of planetary systems | 3261 |
| Number of binary systems | 159 |
| Number of commits | 19312 |
# José Duno

José Ricardo Duno (born 1977-03-19 in San Félix) is a Venezuelan football midfielder who made a total number of 12 appearances for the Venezuela national team between 1999 and 2000. He started his professional career at Nueva Cadiz Cumana.
# Emile Serisier Bridge

The Emile Seriser Bridge is a low-level, four-lane road bridge which crosses the Macquarie River in Dubbo, New South Wales, Australia. The bridge carries the Newell Highway, a major freight corridor, and along with the LH Ford Bridge on the Mitchell Highway makes Dubbo a major freight hub.
The bridge is prone to flooding, being only 257.6 metres on the Australian Height Datum and lower than the 1-in-10-year recurrence interval flood level of 259.97 metres AHD for the Macquarie River at Dubbo. When the bridge is closed due to flooding, traffic is diverted to the two-lane LH Ford Bridge, which can result in congestion and long travel delays due to capacity issues.
# Bartolomeo Schedoni

Bartolomeo Schedoni (sometimes Schedone) (1578 – 23 December 1615) was an Italian early Baroque painter from Modena.

## Biography

He was born in Modena, and moved to Parma with his father, a mask-maker who served the Farnese court. In 1595 Schedoni traveled to Rome, where he apprenticed briefly under Federico Zuccari with the sponsorship of Ranuccio I Farnese, Duke of Parma. After falling ill, he returned to Parma. The baroque art historian Count Carlo Cesare Malvasia (1616–1693) claims that Schedoni trained under Annibale Carracci in Bologna, although this is questionable; his early work reveals instead his study of Correggio's works in Parma.
Schedoni's earliest known commission was in 1598. He left Parma after an imprisonment for assault, and relocated to Modena. There he served as painter to the court of Cesare d’Este, and collaborated with Ercole dell'Abate in decorating the ceiling of the Sala del Consiglio Vecchio of the Palazzo Comunale. After an interruption caused by Schedoni's imprisonment for another altercation, this work was completed in July 1607.
After December 1607, he worked in Parma for the court of Ranuccio I. The duke greatly esteemed Schedoni, and gave him a farm at Felegara [it] when Schedoni married in 1611. Schedoni's works included small devotional images and the large altarpiece Holy Family in Glory Worshipped by SS John the Baptist, Francis of Assisi, Lawrence and Peregrinus.
Schedoni died on 23 December 1615. According to the Modenese chronicler Giovanni Battista Spaccini, he died in a "fit of passion"—possibly a suicide—after a night of heavy gambling losses.

## Style

Schedoni's paintings often depict brilliantly lit figures set against a dark background. Great emphasis is given to the angular patterns of brightly colored drapery, which, according to the art historian Lawrence Gowing, "almost obscure the narrative content of the scene and instead disseminate a pervading sense of emotional emergency."
Schedoni's late manner shows the influence of Ludovico Carracci. Another important influence on Schedoni's style and subjects was Caravaggio, whose Entombment of Christ (1603–04) provided the prototype for Schedoni's Deposition (c. 1613) in the Galleria Nazionale of Parma. The Parmesan painter Giovanni Lanfranco was among those who found inspiration in Schedoni's theatrical style.
Schedoni's masterpieces are in the Galleria Nazionale of Parma, and were the two paintings intended for the altar of the church of the Capuchin convent in Fontevivo, near Parma.

## Selected works

* Deposition (c. 1610), Louvre
* Charity (1611)
* Deposition (1613), Galleria Nazionale of Parma
* Saint Elizabeth Giving Alms to the Poor (1613, painted for the Ducal Palace in Parma, before being moved to Naples with the Farnese Collection in 1734 upon being inherited by Charles of Bourbon, then to Rome by the French from 1799 to 1832, before being returned to Naples, initially to the Museo Borbonico then in 1841 to the Royal Palace)
* Three Marys at the Tomb (c. 1613–14)
* Rest on the Flight to Egypt
# Moškanjci

Moškanjci (pronounced) is a settlement in the Municipality of Gorišnica in northeastern Slovenia. The area is part of the traditional region of Styria. It is now included in the Drava Statistical Region.
There is a small chapel-shrine in the settlement. It was built in the 1880s.
The railway line from Ptuj to Ormož runs through the settlement.
Ptuj Airport (ICAO code LJPT) is just to the north of the main settlement in the territory of Moškanjci.
# Edward Barnard

Edward Barnard may refer to:
* Edward Barnard (provost) (1717–1781), provost of Eton
* Edward Emerson Barnard (1857–1923), American astronomer
* Edward Barnard (politician) (c. 1806–1885), Canadian politician
* Edward George Barnard (1778–1851), British Liberal Party politician, Member of Parliament for Greenwich 1832–1851
* Edward William Barnard (1791–1828), British scholar
* Edward Chester Barnard (1863–1921), American topographer
# Un Piano

Un Piano is a solo album by American jazz pianist Matthew Shipp which was recorded in 2007 and released on the French RogueArt label.

## Reception

The All About Jazz review by Lyn Horton states "Shipp reaches sonorities similar to the ones he has discovered before, but has found them starting from a different standpoint, a wider yet more honed transfiguration of the 88-key spectrum within which he breathes."

## Track listing

    All compositions by Matthew Shipp
* "Enter In" – 3:05
* "Geometry" – 4:11
* "Sparks" – 2:40
* "Spike" – 3:31
* "Linear Shocks" – 5:42
* "Two Things Together" – 4:46
* "Whole Zone" – 1:58
* "Simple Fact" – 3:18
* "Riddle" – 6:10
* "Cloud Chamber 6" – 6:10
* "Harmony of Apollo" – 4:56
* "Exit Out" – 3:26

## Personnel

* Matthew Shipp – piano
# EFV (disambiguation)

EFV may refer to:
* Expeditionary Fighting Vehicle, an amphibious assault vehicle developed by General Dynamics
* Equine foamy virus, virus in the genus Equispumavirus
* Ecole Française de Vilnius, a French international school in Vilnius, Lithuania
* Efavirenz, an antiretroviral medication used to treat and prevent HIV/AIDS
# José Doth de Oliveira

José Doth de Oliveira (1 March 1938 – 26 November 2017) was a Brazilian Roman Catholic prelate.
Born in Pedra Branca, Ceará, Doth de Oliveira was ordained to the priesthood in 1964. He served as the Bishop of Iguatu from 2000 until he resigned in 2009. He died due to complications from Alzheimer's disease on 26 November 2017 in Pedra Branca, at the age of 79.
# Waldemar Rösler

Waldemar Rösler (1882-1916) was a German Impressionist landscape painter and lithographer.

## Biography

His father was a photographer. When he was still very young, the family moved to Königsberg where he later became an illustrator at a local newspaper. From 1896 to 1904, he attended the Kunstakademie there; studying with Max Schmidt, Emil Neide [de] and Ludwig Dettmann, who admitted him to his Master Class. That is where he met his future wife, Oda Hardt [de], a student who would also become a well-known artist.
After a brief study trip to Paris and Brussels, he had his first exhibition in 1905 with the Berlin Secession. This was followed by a stay in Gut Schildeck, located between Osterode and Hohenstein, which was his fiancées birthplace. They were married in 1906 and settled in Groß-Lichterfelde, near Berlin. The following year, they had twins. Their daughter, Louise Rösler [de], also became an artist.
In 1908, at the 15th showing of the Secession, Max Liebermann became aware of his work and invited him to become a member. In 1911, following Liebermann's resignation, he became a member of the advisory board, under the sponsorship of Max Beckmann. He was also a member of the Deutscher Kunstlerbund
After the mobilization in 1914, he was drafted into the Landwehr and sent to the Western Front in Belgium. The following year, he was promoted to Lieutenant for his bravery. After that, he was assigned to the Occupation Administration in Brussels, where he worked with Gottfried Benn, who was then serving as a military doctor.
His physical and mental states had suffered dramatically, however, and he was taken to the Truppenübungsplatz Arys [de] (A military training area) to be closer to his family. Not long after his arrival, he committed suicide. He was buried in his wife's family plot in Gut Schildeck.
During the Nazi régime, some of his works were classified as "degenerate". In 2004, after many years as a café, his summer home in Kühlungsborn became the Museum Atelierhaus Rösler-Kröhnke. The latter name refers to his son-in-law, Walter Kröhnke and granddaughter Anka Kröhnke [de]; also artists.
# Tõnu Kalam

Tõnu Kalam is an American orchestral pianist and conductor. He is best known as the music director of the UNC Symphony Orchestra at The University of North Carolina. He is also the former music director of the Longview Symphony Orchestra.

## Biography
### Early years

Kalam was born to Estonian parents and has lived in the United States since age 2. He studied at Harvard University (A.B., 1969), the University of California at Berkeley (M.A., 1971) and the Curtis Institute of Music (Certificate, 1973). In his training as a classical conductor, composer and pianist, he studied with conductor Max Rudolf and composers Leon Kirchner and Andrew Imbrie. Kalam won a prize in the inaugural Baltimore Symphony Orchestra Young Conductor's Competition, and also placed as a finalist in the Exxon/Arts Endowment Conductors Program. Also included in his credits are summer fellowships at Tanglewood and Aspen, and numerous years at the Marlboro Music School in Vermont, where he was the guest conductor for the Beethoven Choral Fantasy on five occasions at the invitation of Rudolf Serkin.

### Professional career

Kalam was Music Director of the Illinois Opera Theatre at the University of Illinois for seven years. Since 1984, he has been associated with the Kneisel Hall summer chamber music festival in Blue Hill, Maine, where he served for thirteen years in a variety of administrative and musical capacities including Executive Director, Summer Program Director, Artist-Faculty pianist and chamber music coach. He also serves as Past President of the Board of Directors of the Conductors Guild.
Tõnu Kalam's guest-conducting credits are numerous and include the North Carolina Symphony, the Madison Symphony Orchestra, the Huntsville Symphony Orchestra, the Shreveport Symphony Orchestra, the ProMusica Chamber Orchestra of Columbus, the Baton Rouge Symphony Orchestra and the East Texas Symphony Orchestra. He has also conducted over 135 opera performances for a variety of companies including the Shreveport Opera, the Lake George Opera Festival and the Nevada Opera Company. Kalam's European debut was in 1994 where he conducted the Estonian National Symphony Orchestra in Tallinn and was immediately reengaged to make festival appearances the following year. He has since returned to Europe in 1997 to guest conduct Finland's Oulu Symphony Orchestra and again in 2004 for the fourth time in Estonia at the Tubin and His Time festival.
Kalam currently teaches instrumental conducting at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, where he has been a member of the faculty since 1988. He is the Music Director and Conductor of the Longview Symphony Orchestra as well as the Founder, Music Director and Conductor of the Chapel Hill Chamber Orchestra along with the Music Director and Conductor of the UNC Symphony Orchestra.
# Niphadostola

Niphadostola is a genus of moths belonging to the family Tortricidae.

## Species

* Niphadostola asceta Diakonoff, 1989
* Niphadostola chionea Diakonoff, 1989
* Niphadostola crocosema Diakonoff, 1989
# KEGE

KEGE may refer to:
* KEGE (FM), a radio station (101.7 FM) licensed to serve Hamilton City, California, United States
* KIDG, a radio station (92.1 FM) licensed to serve Pocatello, Idaho, United States, which held the call sign KEGE from 2008 to 2015
* KXXR, a radio station (93.7 FM) licensed to serve Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States, which held the call sign KEGE-FM from June 1994 to September 1994
* Eagle County Regional Airport (ICAO code KEGE)
# Echinostrephus molaris

Echinostrephus molaris is a species of echinoderms belonging to the family Echinometridae.
The species is found in Indian and Pacific Ocean.
# Pattern Disruptive

Pattern Disruptive is an album by the Dickey Betts Band, a rock group led by Dickey Betts. A guitarist, singer, and songwriter, Betts is best known as a long-time member of the Allman Brothers Band. Pattern Disruptive was his fourth album as a solo artist. It was released by Epic Records on LP and CD on October 18, 1988.

## Critical reception

In Get Ready to Rock Pete Feenstra wrote, "Listening to this kick ass record, it's hard to imagine that the Allman Brothers Band legend Dickey Betts was without a record contract and hadn't recorded for the best part of 7 years. He came back with a blast of an album that reprised the signature Allman Brothers twin guitar sound in the company of a young pretender, future Allman Brothers guitarist and Gov't Mule leader Warren Haynes."
In Vintage Vinyl News Andy Snipper said, "The album has the sound of the Allmans but there is a tighter rein on the music – less jamband like and more Southern rock – and the songs are more potent because of that.... Considering that the album came out originally in 1988 there is a delightful lack of over-production..."
In Pennyblackmusic Magazine Carl Bookstein wrote, "Pattern Disruptive is a typical Betts blend of blues, rock and country.... Haynes and Betts, later teammates in the Allman Brothers, always played so well together. Pattern Disruptive positively rocks from the get go.... Betts' vocals have an appealing lonesome cowboy quality."
In AllMusic William Rhulmann said, "After a long layoff, Betts cut this blistering guitar rock album in a style strongly reminiscent of the Allman Brothers Band. In fact, his band contains pianist Johnny Neel and second guitarist Warren Haynes, both of whom would join the next edition of the Allmans when they re-formed..."

## Track listing

* "Rock Bottom" (Dickey Betts, Warren Haynes, Johnny Neel)
* "Stone Cold Heart" (Betts, Haynes, Neel)
* "Time to Roll" (Betts, Haynes, Neel)
* "The Blues Ain't Nothin'" (Neel, Kim Morrison)
* "Heartbreak Line" (Betts)
* "Duane's Tune" (Betts)
* "Under the Guns of Love" (Betts, Neel, Mike Lawler)
* "C'est la Vie" (Betts, Neel)
* "Far Cry" (Neel, Morrison, Haynes)
* "Loverman" (Betts)

## Personnel

The Dickey Betts Band
* Dickey Betts – guitar, lead vocals
* Warren Haynes – guitar, backup vocals, lead vocals on "Time to Roll"
* Johnny Neel – keyboards, harmonica, backup vocals, lead vocals on "Far Cry"
* Marty Privette – bass, backup vocals
* Matt Abts – drums, backup vocals
Additional musicians
* Butch Trucks – percussion
Production
* Produced by Jon Mathias and the Dickey Betts Band
* Executive producer: Michael Caplan
* Recording, mixing: Jon Mathias
* Assistant engineer: David Murphy
* Mastering: George Marino
* Photography: Hans Neleman
* Letter design: Jessica Betts
* Art direction: Chris Austopchuk