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# Arytera distylis

Arytera distylis, known as the two-leaved coogera or twin-leaved coogera is a rainforest tree of eastern Australia. It grows by streams or in seaside rainforests. It occurs from the Orara River in the Mid North Coast region of New South Wales, extending up to Maryborough in southeast Queensland.
The twin leaf foliage makes identification of this plant fairly straightforward. The generic name Arytera is from the Ancient Greek for 'cup', referring to the cup-shaped fruit valves. The specific epithet distylis is from Latin and refers to the two styles in the flower.

## Description

A small tree with a dense, pale green crown, occasionally reaching a height of over 20 metres (60 ft) tall, and a stem diameter of 35 cm (14 in). The base of the tree is flanged or buttressed. The trunk shape is irregular with smooth greyish bark. Young shoots on the small branches are noticeably hairy.

### Leaves

The leaves are pinnate and alternate, of one to four un-toothed leaflets; however, they are usually of two leaflets, hence the common name. Leaflet shape varies, being ovate-oblong, lanceolate or elliptical. The leaf tip can be notched or fairly blunt. Leaflets are 4 to 8 cm long and 1.5 to 3.5 cm wide. The leaflet stalk is dark and can be up to 6 mm long. The main leaf stalk is from 9 to 18 mm long. Leaf veins are noticeable on both sides. Three to six hairless domatia form where the lateral veins meet the leaf's midrib.

### Flowers, fruit and regeneration

Small flowers form between September and October, being cream in colour, on small, hairy panicles. Occasionally, the female flower forms on a raceme.
The fruit is an orange-yellow dry capsule, 9 to 13 mm long, maturing from October to February. Inside the capsule are one to three hairy lobes, with one seed per lobe. Seeds are relatively large, 9 mm long, partially covered in an orange or red aril. Seeds are eaten by rainforest birds, including the figbird and regent bowerbird. Fresh seed is recommended for planting. Germination occurs between three and eight weeks.
# Arytera littoralis

Arytera littoralis is a species of plant in the family Sapindaceae. It native to China and Southeast Asia.
# Arytropteris

Arytropteris is a genus of shield-backed katydids, containing the following species:
* Arytropteris basalis (Walker, 1869) – flat-necked shieldback
* Arytropteris granulithorax Péringuey, 1916 – east coast flat-necked shieldback
* Arytropteris pondo (Rentz, 1988) – Pondo flat-necked shieldback
# Elladoone

Elladoone is a suburb of Johannesburg, South Africa. It is located in Region F of the City of Johannesburg Metropolitan Municipality.

## History

Prior to the discovery of gold on the Witwatersrand in 1886, the suburb lay on land on one of the original farms called Klipriviersberg. It is named after the developer Arny Hohne's wife, Ella Hohne and became a suburb in 1955.
# Nathan Foy

Nathaniel Gerrard Foy (born 1981) is a Welsh blind cricketer in the B1 category. He has been one of the iconic members of the England national blind cricket team since 2000 as he is regarded as one of the most experienced blind cricketers to play for the national blind cricket team. He is a prolific run-scorer for England in blind cricket, aggregating more than 3500 runs. Foy also holds the world record for being the leading runscorer in 40-overs blind cricket matches and was considered a better batsman during his early career. Nathan Foy is often considered a father figure for the younger generation of blind cricket. He is also well known for his ability to convert centuries into double centuries, his ability to construct patient innings, as well as for his accuracy in fielding. He is also the current member of the Warwickshire Visually Impaired cricket team.

## Career

Foy was selected to the England blind cricket team for the 2002 Blind Cricket World Cup. In his maiden Blind Cricket World Cup tournament, he blasted 510 runs in only six matches including 2 double centuries. He played memorable innings of 152 in England's dramatic victory over India at the 2002 Blind Cricket World Cup, which is also England's only victory against India in blind cricket. In a match against Pakistan, Nathan Foy slammed 232 off just 125 balls which is also his career-best score in blind cricket. Despite his heroics with the bat, the English blind cricket team didn't to qualify for the semifinals of the tournament.
In 2010, he released himself from the England cricket team as he planned to spend some time with his family members. He also made a comeback to the national team during the 2014 Blind Cricket World Cup.
He was also the part of the national team at the 2017 Blind T20 World Cup.

## Controversy

In the 2008 Blind Ashes Test Series, Nathan Foy was accused of having unfair advantage in the field as he was regarded as totally blind cricketer who is classified under B1 category. The Australian cricketers stated that the blind cricketer had a much better eyesight as he paved the way in England's triumph against Australia in the 3 match test series with his double century in England's first innings total and with his extraordinary fielding efforts in the field. Nathan eventually created few clean direct hits with his accuracy in the field which created a huge confusion for the Australian blind cricketers. It was later revealed that the B1 category cricketers would find difficulties in the field especially when they try to make direct hit opportunities in the field.
# Wait till I Can Dream

"Wait Till I Can Dream" is a song by Tomoko Kawase, released as the first single under Tommy Heavenly$^6$. It was released at the same time as Tommy February$^6$'s single, "Love is Forever". The song peaked at #5 in Japan and stayed on the charts for 8 weeks.

## Music video

In the beginning of the music video, we see Tommy February$^6$ taking off her glasses and donning a much more alternative look to become Tommy heavenly$^6$.

## Track listing

* Wait 'till I Can Dream
* Swear
* Melancholy Power ++

## DVD Track Listing

* Wait 'till I Can Dream (PV)
* Swear (PV)
* Wait 'till I Can Dream (PV) (Karaoke)
* Swear (PV) (Karaoke)
# Wait list control group

A wait list control group, also called a wait list comparison, is a group of participants included in an outcome study that is assigned to a waiting list and receives intervention after the active treatment group. This control group serves as an untreated comparison group during the study, but eventually goes on to receive treatment at a later date. Wait list control groups are often used when it would be unethical to deny participants access to treatment, provided the wait is still shorter than that for routine services.
# WOW Worship: Yellow

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WOW Worship: Yellow is the fourth installment in the WOW Worship series. Following the tradition of the WOW Worship series, it is a double-disc collection featuring 33 worship songs from today's artists. It also includes 7 new songs exclusive to this release. The album reached #44 on the Billboard 200 chart. The album was certified as platinum in 2003 by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA).

## Track listing

Disc 1
* Michael W. Smith - Awesome God – 4:03
* Rebecca St. James - Breathe – 3:57
* Mac Powell (of Third Day) and Cliff & Danielle Young (of Caedmon's Call) - God of Wonders – 5:10
* Amy Grant - Imagine – 3:47
* Caedmon's Call - Majesty – 4:07 **
* Nichole Nordeman - You Are My All in All – 4:12 **
* Jeff Deyo (of SONICFLOOd) & Lisa Kimmey from Out of Eden - I Could Sing of Your Love Forever – 4:54
* Joy Williams - Hungry (Falling on My Knees) – 4:31 **
* Chris Tomlin - Forever – 5:14
* NewSong - You Are My King – 4:44
* Darlene Zschech - I Give You My Heart – 6:32
* Out of Eden - Every Move I Make – 4:16
* Matt Redman - Let Everything That Has Breath – 4:18
* Nicole C. Mullen - Redeemer – 4:56
* 4Him - Thy Word – 4:36 **
* Rich Mullins - Step By Step – 2:27
* Big Daddy Weave - Audience Of One – 5:24
Disc 2
* Third Day - Your Love Oh Lord – 3:55
* Mark Schultz - Shout To The Lord – 4:38 **
* Jeff Deyo - More Love, More Power – 4:27
* Tim Hughes - Here I Am To Worship – 5:15
* Adrienne Liesching and Geoff Moore - In Christ Alone – 5:46
* The Katinas - Draw Me Close – 5:17
* Delirious? - The Happy Song – 4:31
* FFH - Better Is One Day – 3:38 **
* Phillips, Craig and Dean - Come, Now is the Time to Worship – 3:58
* Passion - The Heart of Worship – 6:06
* Chris Tomlin with Matt Redman - The Wonderful Cross – 7:07
* Twila Paris - He Is Exalted – 3:45
* Jars of Clay - Be Thou My Vision – 4:15 **
* Keith Green - Oh Lord, You're Beautiful – 4:22
* GlassByrd - I Stand Amazed – 3:59
* David Crowder Band - Our Love Is Loud – 4:48
# Eluned Woodford-Williams

Eluned "Lyn" Woodford-Williams CBE FRCP FRCPsych (12 September 1913 – 25 November 1984) was a British geriatrician. As the leader of the geriatric unit at Sunderland, she was a pioneer in geriatric medicine and geriatric psychiatry.

## Early life

Eluned Woodford-Williams was born on 12 September 1913 in Liverpool. She was the eldest of four daughters born to John Woodford-Williams, a dentist, and Edith Mary Stevens. She began her schooling at Liverpool College, and after her family moved to Wales she attended Cardiff High School for Girls. She received a BSc from the Welsh National School of Medicine in 1933 before moving to London to complete her clinical training at University College Hospital, graduating as MBBS in 1936.

## Career

After qualifying, Woodford-Williams became a house physician at University College Hospital. She later became interested in paediatrics, taking up a position at Liverpool's Alder Hey Children's Hospital and gaining a Diploma in Child Health in 1938. She then moved to Redhill Hospital in Surrey as a resident medical officer, and in 1940 she was awarded an MD with a gold medal. She transferred to Manchester in 1942, working as an assistant physician at Manchester Royal Infirmary and Manchester Northern Hospital. After the war, she moved with her husband Dennis Astley Sanford to Sunderland, where he had been appointed a consultant surgeon. She did not work for several years, but in 1950 she began working for the Austrian geriatrician Oscar Olbrich, first as his senior registrar and later as an assistant physician.
When Olbrich died in 1958, Woodford-Williams succeeded him as the leader of the Sunderland geriatric unit; under her leadership, the unit gained an international reputation for geriatrics. She established the practice of admitting all patients over the age of 65 to the geriatric unit, regardless of their specific illness; this practice has since become the norm in many hospitals. Woodford-Williams, who petitioned the Royal College of Physicians to create a geriatrics committee, has been credited with establishing geriatrics as a distinct medical discipline. She was appointed to the Health Advisory Service in 1973 and held the position for five years, during which time she influenced government policy on geriatric medicine and especially geriatric psychiatry. She also co-edited the journal Gerontologia Clinica.

## Later life

Woodford-Williams retired to Abersoch around 1980. She recovered from an episode of infective endocarditis but later died of heart failure on 25 November 1984 in Sunderland.

## Honours

Woodford-Williams was appointed Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) in 1978. She was elected Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians (FRCP) in 1964 and Fellow of the Royal College of Psychiatrists (FRCPsych) in 1983 for her contributions to geriatric psychiatry. After her death, the Royal College of Psychiatrists introduced the Woodford-Williams Prize to be awarded for research in dementia prevention.
# Nathaniel Coffin

Nathaniel Coffin (February 20, 1766 – August 12, 1846) was a surveyor and political figure in Lower Canada and a militia officer in Upper Canada.
He was born in Boston, Massachusetts, in 1766, the son of John Coffin, and left there with his family in 1775 at the start of the American Revolution. He joined the British Army in 1783. Coffin later returned to Quebec where he was appointed a surveyor in 1790.
In 1796, he was elected to the Legislative Assembly of Lower Canada for Bedford County. Coffin was named a justice of the peace for Montreal district later that year. He served with the militia during the War of 1812. Coffin was named deputy adjutant general of the Upper Canadian militia in 1814 and adjutant general in 1815. He was replaced by James FitzGibbon as adjutant general at the start of the Upper Canada Rebellion.
His brother Thomas also served in the legislative assembly.
Coffin was friends with the Edinburgh-born New England bookseller and publisher John Mein.
He died in Toronto in 1846.
# Nathaniel Colburn

Nathaniel Colburn (1611–1691) was an early settler and selectman in Dedham, Massachusetts.

## Early life

He was baptized in 1611 in Woolverstone, Suffolk, England. His parents were Leonard Colborne and Sara (née Lewes) and he had a sister named Sarah. In 1630, Governor John Winthrop organized a group of men to move to New England and Colburn joined the group.

## Dedham

Colburn arrived in Dedham shortly after it was incorporated in 1636. Colburn married Priscilla Clarke on July 25, 1639, and together they had 11 children. He signed the Dedham Covenant and was an original proprietor. In addition to being selectman for five years, he held a number of roles and positions of responsibility within the new town including tithingman. He had 11 children, the youngest of whom was Joseph.
Colburn was admitted to the First Church and Parish in Dedham on January 29, 1641, "after long and much inquisition into his case," nearly a year after his wife was. They lived nearby, on the west side of what is today Wigwam Creek. Part of Mother Brook ran through his land. He owned considerable property.
Ten years after King Phillip's War, question arose as to whether or not the town of Wrentham, Massachusetts was on land legally purchased from the Wampanoag people. In March 1667, Colburn testified that he personally witnessed Metacomet sign the deed to the lands.

## Death and legacy

Colburn died May 14, 1691. He was an ancestor of Waldo Colburn.
# Ary Abittan

Ary Abittan is a French actor and humorist. He is particularly known for his role in Serial (Bad) Weddings.

## Life and career

Ary Abittan was born on January 31, 1974, in Paris. He comes from a Sephardic Jewish (Maghrebi Jewish) family. His father is from Morocco and his mother from Tunisia. He spent part of his childhood between Garges-lès-Gonesse and Sarcelles. At age 19, he became a taxi driver, like his father, an activity that allowed him to finance his first theater lessons.
In 1993, Ary Abittan wrote (in parallel of theater lessons) his first sketches and then performed on stage since 1994 In 2007, he took the lead role in a play, Happy Hanukah, which Jean-Luc Moreau directed. The same year, he plays the main role during three seasons of Nos années pension, broadcast on France 2.
In 2012, he plays in Dépression et des potes of Arnaud Lemort. The same year, he made his first participation in Marrakech du rire. In 2014, he plays in Serial (Bad) Weddings with Christian Clavier and Chantal Lauby by Philippe de Chauveron.

## Filmography
### Feature films

| Year | Title | Role | Director | Notes |
| 2008 | Tu peux garder un secret ? | David | Alexandre Arcady | |
| 2009 | Coco | Max | Gad Elmaleh | |
| 2009 | Tellement proches | Moshé Benhamou | Éric Toledano & Olivier Nakache | |
| 2010 | La Fête des voisins | François-Xavier | David Haddad | |
| 2010 | Tout ce qui brille | Lila's father | Géraldine Nakache & Hervé Mimran | |
| 2010 | Fatal | David Fontana | Michaël Youn | |
| 2011 | De l'huile sur le feu | Pizzeria Server | Nicolas Benamou | |
| 2012 | Dépression et des potes | Romain | Arnaud Lemort | |
| 2013 | Vive la France | Jafaraz Ouèchemagül | Michaël Youn | |
| 2013 | Chimpanzee | French Voice-over | Mark Linfield & Alastair Fothergill | |
| 2013 | Hôtel Normandy | Yvan Carlotti | Charles Nemes | |
| 2013 | La Grande Boucle | Tony Agnelo | Laurent Tuel | |
| 2014 | Serial (Bad) Weddings | David Benichou | Philippe de Chauveron | |
| 2015 | Robin des bois, la véritable histoire | Little John | Anthony Marciano | |
| 2016 | The Visitors: Bastille Day | Lorenzo Baldini, marquis de Portofino | Jean-Marie Poiré | |
| 2016 | Débarquement immédiat | José Fernandez | Philippe de Chauveron | |
| 2017 | With Open Arms | Babik | Philippe de Chauveron | |
| 2017 | Coco | Héctor | Lee Unkrich | French voice |
| 2017 | I Feel Better | Edouard | Jean-Pierre Améris | |
| 2018 | Under the Eiffel Tower | Frederic | Archie Borders | |
| 2019 | Serial (Bad) Weddings 2 | David Benichou | Philippe de Chauveron | |

### Television

| Year | Title | Role | Director | Notes |
| 1999 | Sur la vie d'ma mère | | Yves Azeroual & Philippe Layani | TV series - Episode 4 |
| 2008 | Inéluctable | Kudlip Badwar | François Luciani | TV movie |
| 2008 | Manhunt [fr] | The Mossad agent | Laurent Jaoui | TV movie |
| 2008-2010 | Nos années pension | Alexandre « Bobor » Ganielle | Cristina Arellano & Sylvie Coquart | TV series -Season 2 to 4 |
| 2013 | Scènes de ménages | Emma's trader cousin | Alain Kappauf | Guest |
| 2014 | L'Esprit de famille | Yvan Perez | Frédéric Berthe | TV movie |
# Patent Ochsner

Patent Ochsner is one of Switzerland's best-known rock bands, all of whose studio albums but one have topped the Swiss charts. Hailing from Bern, they perform songs in Swiss German.

## Current line-up (2006)

* Hanspeter Huber (vocals)
* Monic Mathys (bass guitar)
* Andi Hug (drums)
* Christian Brantschen (keyboard, accordion)
* Menk Grossniklaus (saxophone)
* Disu Gmünder (guitar)
* Pascal Steiner (keys and wind sven Jauch)
* Daniel Woodtli (trumpet)

## History

Patent Ochsner was formed in Bern in 1990 by singer Büne Huber and four other musicians. The lineup would change several times during the years. The band got their name from a ubiquitous type of Swiss dustbin and trash containers, manufactured by J. Ochsner AG and stamped with "Patent Ochsner".
In 1991, they released their debut "Schlachtplatte" (butcher plate; a traditional dish containing different types of meat and sausages). As the song "Bälpmoos" (about Belpmoos, Bern's regional airport) got huge radio airplay on Swiss radio stations they became quite famous in Switzerland. The ballad "Scharlachrot" (Scarlet) would increase their popularity.
In 1993 they released their second LP "Fischer" (fisherman), their first number one album. The year after "Gmües" (Vegetables) came out, completing their "food trilogy" together with Schlachtplatte and Fischer. "Gmües" contained the single hit "Jänner" (January).
In 1995 Patent Ochsner released the Song "Jacques" as their contribution to the campaign against French nuclear tests at Mururoa. The next year they released the hit single "W. Nuss vo Bümpliz" (a pun on Venus), followed by the album "Stella Nera" in 1997. After the live album "Wildbolz & Süsstrunk" released the year after, they had a break of a few years. Büne Huber released a solo album during this time.
Patent Ochsner had their comeback with 2 hit singles "Brandstifter" (arsonist) and "Trybguet" (flotsam), this song giving the name for their next album, released in 2003. In 2005 they released another album "Liebi, Tod & Tüüfu" (love, death & devil).

## Discography
### Studio albums

* Schlachtplatte - (1991) - Zytglogge Verlag
* Fischer - (February, 1993) - COD Records
* Gmües - (August 29, 1994) - BMG Ariola (Switzerland)
* Stella Nera - (January 27, 1997) - BMG Ariola (Switzerland)
* Trybguet - (May 5, 2003) - BMG Ariola (Switzerland)
* Liebi, Tod + Tüüfu - (September 26, 2005) - Muve Records
* The Rimini Flashdown - (August 29, 2008) - Universal
* Johnny - The Rimini Flashdown Part II - (July 26, 2012) - Universal
* Finitolavoro - The Rimini Flashdown Part III - (2015) – Universal
* Cut Up (May 26, 2019) – Universal

### Live albums

* Wildbolz & Süsstrunk - (September 21, 1998) - BMG Ariola (Switzerland)
* Bundesplatz (CD + DVD) - (November 5, 2010) - Universal
* Gurten 2015 Live (November 6, 2015) - Universal
* Strange Fruits – Unique Moments – Live im Landesmuseum (November 3, 2017) - Universal

### Radio singles

* Vohinger + Vovor (2005)
* Grüens Liecht (2005)

## Books

* Büne Huber, Martin Albisetti: Patent Ochsner Songbook. Stellanera, Bern 2004 ISBN 3-033-00254-4
# Waleed Khaled

Waleed Khaled was a journalist working for the Reuters news agency. He was shot and killed by American soldiers in Iraq on August 28, 2005. Khaled and a cameraman had gone to cover an incident in which two Iraqi policemen were killed in the Hay al-Adil district of Baghdad.
On September 1, the chief military spokesman in Baghdad, Major General Rick Lynch, claimed soldiers had followed "established rules of engagement", going on to further claim they had acted in an "appropriate" manner when they opened fire. Gen. Lynch stated, "What our soldiers on the scene saw was a car travelling forward at a high rate of speed. [It] looked like cars that we have seen in the past used as suicide bombs . . . and there were two local nationals inside."
Reuters said Khaled had two press cards pinned to his chest at the time, one issued by the US Army and the other issued by the news agency.
# Waleed Ouda

Waleed Ouda (born 1973) is a Palestinian novelist. He was born in Kuwait. He has a PhD in computer engineering and currently works in the United Arab Emirates. He has written four novels. He was a participant in the 2012 International Prize for Arabic Fiction Nadwa.
# Emelianthe

Emelianthe is a monotypic genus of flowering plants belonging to the family Loranthaceae. The only species is Emelianthe panganensis.
Its native range is Northeastern and Eastern Tropical Africa.
# Emelie C. S. Chilton

Emelie C. S. Chilton (1838–1864) was a 19th-century American author of poetry and short stories, as well as the editor of a temperance periodical.

## Biography

Emelie C. Swan was born at Lost Mound, Illinois, April 25, 1838. Her parents were Andrew Cavet Swan (1802–1867) and Angelina (Mitchell) Swan (1818–1843). After the mother's death, Emelie was left to the sole care of her father, with whom she lived at Galena, Illinois during the first years of her school life.
Subsequently, she entered Rock River Seminary (later named, Mount Morris College), located at Mount Morris, Illinois, where she completed a regular course of study.
Soon after finishing her education, she visited her relatives in Nashville, Tennessee, and there made the acquaintance and afterward married James A. Chilton. They had a daughter, Alberta.
Chilton gave early indications of poetic talent. One of her best poems was written when she was a child, attending the grammar school at Galena. Since she became a resident of Nashville, she was a regular contributor to several of the journals and periodicals of that city and elsewhere.
In May, 1859, she assumed the editorial control of The Temperance Monthly, a 32-page monthly, commenced in McMinnville, Tennessee, in January, 1858, and moved to Nashville in April 1859. Chilton was its editor in Nashville, assisted by Mr. R. M. Webber. E. L. Winham was proprietor and publisher. The title of Literary Journal was added in 1860. Its publication end in August of that year for lack of patronage. Since her connection with that periodical, most of her productions appeared in its columns.
Emelie Chilton died in Nashville, March 3, 1864, of consumption, aged 26 years.

## Selected works
### Poems

* "October"
* "The Wrens in the Locust-Tree"

### Short stories

* "All Things Considered"
# Asafo Kumasi

Asafo is a suburb of Kumasi in the Ashanti Region of Ghana. It Can be located around the Ahmadiyya Muslim Mosque and five minutes walk to the Kumasi BABA YARA SPORTS STADIUM.
# Partizanski vrh

Partizanski vrh may refer to:
* Jelovica, a karst plateau in northwestern Slovenia with a prominence called Partizanski vrh
* Sveta Planina, a settlement in the Municipality of Trbovlje, known as Partizanski vrh from 1955 to 2002