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# Sam Doble

Samuel Arthur Doble (9 March 1944 – 17 September 1977) was an English rugby union full-back who played international rugby for England and club rugby for Moseley. He was a Birmingham PE teacher, teaching at Northfield Comprehensive School. Doble was awarded three caps to play for England. He, however, suffered a sudden death in 1977 from cancer at the age of 33.

## Rugby career

Doble first came to public attention when he scored 581 points for Moseley in the 1971/72 domestic season. His debut was an 18–9 victory over South Africa in Johannesburg, in which he scored 14 points. England were on the back foot early on when they lost prop Stack Stevens to injury and had to contest seven-man scrums for twenty minutes. However, the visiting side's makeshift front row did not lose one strike against the head and England gradually took control of the game when Stevens returned. With the forwards keeping the Springboks at bay, Doble scored four penalties and converted Alan Morley's second half try from the touchline to help England to a most unlikely victory.
Despite his heroics in South Africa, Sam played in just two more matches, a 9–0 loss to New Zealand early in 1973 and a 25–9 loss to Wales in the following Five Nations campaign. England were outscored by five tries to nil, but Doble signed off his international account with two penalties to augment a drop goal by Dick Cowman.

## Death

In 1977, Sam died after being diagnosed with melanoma a few years before. His life was honoured with a special match between the Rugby Writers International XV and Moseley later in the year. Thirty years on, the victorious England side of Ellis Park '72 met up at Twickenham to watch Clive Woodward's England beat South Africa 53–3. Doble was the only player missing from the line-up.

## Memorial match

Moseley v International Rugby Writers XV Sunday 27 November 1977
Moseley 19 points International Rugby Writers XV 43 points
Moseley
15 C A Meanwell; 14 A Thomas, 13 M K Swain, 12 B J Corless, 11 P Beddoes; 10 M J Cooper, 9 C J Gifford; 1 T F Corless, 2 G N J Cox, 3 W H Greaves, 4 R Field, 5 B Ayre, 6 J C White, 8 N C Jeavons, 7 D G Warren
Scorers Tries: P Beddoes, B J Corless, C A Meanwell Conversions: M Cooper (2) Penalties: C A Meanwell
International Rugby Writers XV
15 J P R Williams (Bridgend/Wales); 14 P J Squires (Harrogate/England), 13 S P Fenwick (Bridgend/Wales), 12 T G R Davies (Cardiff/Wales), 11 A R Irvine (Heriot's FP/Scotland); 10 P Bennett (Llanelli/Wales), 9 G O Edwards (Cardiff/Wales); 1 F E Cotton (Sale/England), 2 P J Wheeler (Leicester/England), 3 G Price (Pontypool/Wales), 4 W B Beaumont (Fylde/England), 5 A J Martin (Aberavon/Wales), 6 T J Cobner (Pontypool/Wales), 8 D L Quinnell (Llanelli/Wales), 7 A Neary (Broughton Park/England)
Replacements J Webster (Moseley/England), A Ripley (Rosslyn Park/England), A G Faulkner (Pontypool/Wales), R W Windsor (Pontypool/Wales), A Old (Sheffield/England)
Scorers
Tries: T G R Davies, T J Cobner, A R Irvine, A Neary, P J Squires (2), P Bennett (2) Conversions: P Bennett (4) Penalties: P Bennett (1)
Touch Judges: G Bannister, D Jones
Referee: N R Samson.
# Emmanuel Besnier

Emmanuel Besnier (born 18 September 1970) is a French heir and billionaire businessman. He is the chief executive officer (CEO) and controlling shareholder of Lactalis. As of February 2025, Forbes estimated his net worth at US$24.2 billion.

## Early life

Emmanuel Besnier was born on 18 September 1970 in Laval, Mayenne, France. His father was Michel Besnier and his mother, Christiane. His paternal grandfather, André Besnier, was the founder of Lactalis in 1933. He has a brother, Jean-Michel, and a sister, Marie.
He was educated at the Lycée de l'Immaculée-Conception, a Roman Catholic private lycée in Laval. He graduated from the ISG Business School in Paris.

## Career

Besnier joined Lactalis as director of development in 1995. He took over as the CEO in 2000, when his father died.
With his brother and sister, he owned 83% of Lactalis. He shuns publicity and has been nicknamed "the invisible billionaire".

## Lactalis salmonella scandal

At the end of 2017, Lactalis had to recall 12 million salmonella-contaminated boxes of baby milk from 83 countries. Besnier was summoned by Bruno Lemaire to the French finance ministry.

## Philanthropy

He donates Euro 200,000 annually to the Francis-Le-Basser football stadium in Laval. He also attends their board meetings. He built a private box with tinted glass, from which he watches football matches.
In 2006, he was the recipient of the "Mayennais of the Year" award from the local Rotary Club.

## Personal life

He married Sandrine, a native of Laval whom he met in high school, at the Basilique Notre Dame in Laval. They have three children. They reside in the 7th arrondissement of Paris. They also live in a château in Entrammes near Laval that he inherited from his father.
# Tezpur Municipal Board

The Tezpur Municipal Board is the municipal body which governs and maintains the town of Tezpur in the Indian state of Assam. Tezpur is the fourth populous urban settlement in the state after the cities of Guwahati, Dibrugarh, Silchar

## Chairpersons & Dy.Chairpersons
### List of Chairpersons

| Year | Chairperson | Party | Remarks |
| | Padmanath Gohain Baruah | | 1st Non-European Chairperson of TMB |
| 2022 | Pragyano Bhattacharya | BJP | Incumbent |

### List of Deputy Chairpersons

| Year | Dy.Chairperson | Party | Remarks |
| 2022 | Sangeeta Ghosh | BJP | Incumbent |

## Ward Commissioners

2022 Assam Municipal Elections :
| Ward No. | Councillor | Party |
| 1. | Late Sher Alam | Ind |
| 2. | Prof.Joy Sankar Hazarika | BJP |
| 3. | Amarendra Sarma | Ind |
| 4. | Ishan Borah | BJP |
| 5. | Dibyajyoti Das | AGP |
| 6. | Suman Das | INC |
| 7. | Ramen Tamuli | BJP |
| 8. | Priyalata Devi | BJP |
| 9. | Joshi Nath Saha | BJP |
| 10. | Paras Nath Ray | AGP |
| 11. | Rumi Bhagawaty | BJP |
| 12. | Sangeeta Ghosh Bose | BJP |
| 13. | Debasree Bhowmick | BJP |
| 14. | Sanjay Ghosh | BJP |
| 15. | Pragyano Bhattacharya | BJP |
| 16. | Santana Biswas | BJP |
| 17. | Madhushmita Hazarika Deka | BJP |
| 18. | Dipa Mani Saikia | BJP |
| 19. | Rinku Mani Lahkar | BJP |
# Niccolò Galli (footballer, born 1983)

Niccolò Galli (22 May 1983 — 9 February 2001) was an Italian professional footballer who played as a centre-back.

## Career

Galli began his career with his hometown club, Fiorentina, and moved to Arsenal in August 1999. He spent one year in London, winning the FA Youth Cup in 2000, then returning to Italy to finish his studies: he was on loan with Bologna during this time. At Bologna, Galli was considered one of the most promising young central defenders in world football after featuring in Serie A and being capped by Italy's youth teams.

## Death

On 9 February 2001, Galli died in a road accident while riding on his moped, on the way home from practice at Bologna's training centre, aged 17.

## Legacy

Following his death, Arsenal manager Arsène Wenger and Head of Youth Development and Academy Director Liam Brady both praised the young defender and stated he would have been a certainty to make the Arsenal first team but for his death. Wenger even went as far as to state “I have no doubt in my mind that had he lived, he would have been captain of Arsenal and Italy.” Brady later also stated "I always remember Niccolo. Losing a boy that young was a real tragedy. He was a great footballing talent. He had a great future ahead of him." He stated that he stood out from his teammates due to his "maturity and intelligence", describing him as a "complete player", stating: "He had it all -- the ball control, passing, the physicality."
Bologna's training centre, in the neighbourhood of Casteldebole, is named after Galli; the club also retired his number 27 shirt, which was the same squad number Galli's childhood friend and youth academy teammate, Fabio Quagliarella, wore during his career in Galli's honour. A foundation has also been dedicated to Galli in his honour. Arsenal observed a minute's silence in memory of Galli's death.

## Personal life

Niccolò's father Giovanni Galli, was also a professional footballer; a former goalkeeper, he played for Fiorentina, Milan, Napoli, Torino, Parma, and Lucchese, as well as the Italy national team, before pursuing a career in politics after his retirement. His mother's name is Anna; he also had two sisters, Camilla and Carolina.
# Linares Baeza–Almería railway

The Linares Baeza–Almería railway is an Iberian-gauge railway line in Spain. It branches from the Alcázar de San Juan–Cádiz railway at Linares and terminates in Almería. It is currently the main line linking Madrid to Almería.

## Route

The line runs through the provinces of Jaén, Granada and Almería. The route formerly contained the Hacho Bridge, which was the longest iron viaduct on the Spanish rail network.

## Services

The line is used by all trains from Almería to Madrid, with the full journey taking around six hours. To continue to Madrid from Linares, the line uses the Alcázar de San Juan–Cádiz railway as far as Alcázar de San Juan, and the Madrid–Valencia railway to Madrid Chamartín.

## Future

In 2023, Almería railway station will be linked to the AVE high-speed rail network by the Murcia–Almería high-speed rail line, allowing a 3.5 hour journey to Madrid, compared to over six hours using the Linares Baeza–Almería railway, which will therefore decrease in importance.
# Gonzague de Reynold

Gonzague de Reynold (15 June 1880 – 9 April 1970) was a Swiss writer, historian, and right-wing political activist. Over the course of his six-decade career, he wrote more than thirty books outlining his traditionalist Catholic and Swiss nationalist worldview.
De Reynold won the Schiller Prize in 1955. With René de Weck and Léon Savary, he formed the troika of Fribourg writers of the early twentieth century.

## Life

A member of the minor Fribourgeois nobility, de Reynold was born at his family's sixteenth-century chateau in Cressier. He studied at Collège Saint-Michel, the Sorbonne, and the Institut Catholique de Paris before returning to Switzerland to teach philosophy and French literature at the University of Bern and the University of Fribourg. His work was part of the literature event in the art competition at the 1924 Summer Olympics.
Consistently "sceptical of liberal democracy and scathing about modernity in all its forms", de Reynold devoted his life to the promotion of Swiss nationalist and right-wing, traditionalist Catholic causes. In letters, he described longtime Portuguese dictator António de Oliveira Salazar as a friend and paid a personal visit to Benito Mussolini in 1933.
Although mostly active in Swiss affairs, in de Reynold's view his Fribourgeois, Swiss, Catholic, and European identities were inextricably linked, and he devoted two decades of his career to international affairs in service of this belief. He served as the Swiss delegate to and rapporteur of the International Committee on Intellectual Cooperation, a body of the League of Nations and precursor to UNESCO, from its inception in 1922 to its demise in 1939. Along with other prominent Catholics at the League, including Oskar Halecki and Secretaries-General Eric Drummond and Joseph Avenol, de Reynold used his position to promote the interests and values of the Holy See and the Catholic Church, in opposition to the more prevalent secular tendencies within the international organisation.
# Grady Howe

Jonathan Grady Howe (born February 15, 1994) is an American soccer player.

## Career

Howe played college soccer at UCLA between 2012 and 2015.
Howe signed with United Soccer League club Orange County Blues on February 26, 2016.
# Lleida–La Pobla Line

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The Lleida–La Pobla Line (Catalan: Línia Lleida-La Pobla) is a 89.4-kilometre-long (55.6 mi) railway line linking Lleida and La Pobla de Segur, in Catalonia, Spain. Most of its users concentrate between Lleida and Balaguer, where a frequent service is offered, with few trains continuing to La Pobla de Segur. Since 2009, a heritage railway service branded Tren dels Llacs (English: "Lakes Train"), in reference to the number of reservoirs skirted by the line north of Balaguer, has been running on the railway. The line is part of the ATM Àrea de Lleida fare-integrated public transport system between Lleida and Àger.
On 3 February 1924, the line's first stretch opened between Lleida and Balaguer, initially as part of a planned international rail line through the Pyrenees mountains between Lleida and Saint-Girons in France. Between 1949 and 1951, it was extended to the current northern terminus in La Pobla de Segur. The line was targeted for closure by the Spanish government in the 1980s, with great opposition from regional and local administrations. This led to the eventual transfer of the line to the Catalan government in 2004, though operations continued to be carried on by the national rail operator Renfe Operadora. In 2016, the line's operation was fully taken over by the regional company Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat de Catalunya (FGC) following the introduction of new rolling stock and service improvements.
# Madrid–Hendaye railway

The Madrid–Hendaye railway, also known as the Madrid-Irún railway, General del Norte Line or Imperial Line, is a 641.6 km railway line linking the Spanish capital of Madrid with the French border at Irún and Hendaye, serving important northern Spanish cities including San Sebastián, Vitoria-Gasteiz and Valladolid.

## Services

The line is used by the Cercanías San Sebastián commuter rail line between San Sebastián and Irún, and Cercanías Madrid lines C-3, C-8 and C-10. Direct Madrid to Irun services often use the Madrid–León high-speed rail line between Madrid and Valladolid-Campo Grande and switching to the Madrid-Hendaye line for the rest of the journey as Alvia services. Various Renfe Media Distancia services operate on different stretches of track, mostly in Castile and León, and an Intercity service operates between A Coruña and Hendaye.
The mostly single-track Casetas–Bilbao railway to Bilbao-Abando forms a junction with the Madrid–Hendaye route at Miranda de Ebro. At Venta de Baños, the line to Gijón begins.
# Ramal de Aljustrel

Ramal de Aljustrel is a closed railway line which connected the stations of Castro Verde-Almodôvar, on the Linha do Alentejo, to Aljustrel, in Portugal. It was opened on 2 June 1929 and closed around 1993.
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Ramal de Braga is a branch line in Portugal, which connects Nine railway station [pt] on the Linha do Minho, with Braga [pt]. It was opened on 21 May 1875. and modernised in 2004.
# Rick Sloan

Rick Sloan (born November 10, 1946) is an American athlete. He competed in the men's decathlon at the 1968 Summer Olympics.
# Ramal de Viana-Doca

Ramal de Viana-Doca is a closed Portuguese railway branch line which connected the station of Viana do Castelo to the city's port. It was opened on 20 March 1924 and closed in mid-1988.
# Ramal do Canal de São Roque

Ramal de São Roque was a Portuguese branch line which connected the station of Aveiro, on the Linha do Norte, to the Canal de São Roque.
# Venta de Baños–Gijón railway

The Venta de Baños–Gijón railway is a Spanish railway linking Gijón, Asturias to the rest of the mainline Spanish rail network.

## Route

The line branches from the Madrid–Hendaye railway at Venta de Baños, and serves Palencia, León and Oviedo before reaching Gijón. At León, the León–A Coruña railway starts.

## Services

The Cercanías Asturias commuter rail service operates to Puente de los Fierres from Gijón; and a Renfe Regional service runs the full length of the line from Gijón to Valladolid-Campo Grande, taking 5 hours and 43 minutes.

## Future

The line is to be extended from its current Gijón terminus further into the city to Cabueñes via a tunnel with underground stations. This project, known as Metrotrén Asturias, stalled in 2006, but is due to resume in 2019 and conclude in 2023.
# Renfe Class 309

The Renfe Class 309 is a class of 20 three axle diesel–hydraulic locomotives shunters built by M.T.M. for Renfe, and introduced between 1986–7.

## History and design

In the late 1970s Renfe began planning to modernise its shunting locomotives; initially modernisation of the Class 303 with new engines was considered and one locomotive converted, but the experiment was not carried forward. In 1982 Renfe opened bidding for a contract for 50 locomotives of up to 1,100 hp (820 kW). M.T.M. (Maquinista Terrestre y Marítima) offered its own development, and was successful: in July 1983 Renfe placed an order for 20 units.
The first units were delivered in the red-brown/yellow/white estrella livery in 1985 and were accepted into service in 1986 after correction of technical problems.
Initially the property of Renfe, after the creation of Adif the locomotives were divided between Mercancías (formerly Cargas freight) and Adif (infrastructure services). As of 2010 about half have been painted in a red and grey livery.
# Jim Sorensen

Jim Sorensen (born May 10, 1967) is an American Track and Field athlete, known primarily for running middle distance races. He is the current Masters M40 world record holder at 800 metres and former Masters M40 world record holder at 1500 metres.
Sorensen's race to stardom was rather slow. In high school he was moderately successful, finishing in 6th place in the 800 metres (1:52.38) at the 1986 CIF California State Meet while running for Villa Park High School. He then ran for Santa Ana College and Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo, eventually achieving a Division II NCAA Championship at 1500 metres in 1991. He became the 190th American to join the 4 minute mile club in a race in San Francisco in 1993. His time was 3:59.70. He qualified for and competed at the US Track and Field Championships from 1993 to 1997. By 1996 he was the No. 4 ranked 1500 metre runner in the United States. His lifetime personal records (PR's) for 800 metres, 1500 metres, one mile, 3000 metres, and 5000 metres are 1:47.24, 3:38.65, 3:59.16, 8:09.00, and 14:10.17, respectively.

## Olympic pursuit

He ran in the 1996 U.S. Olympic Trials, finishing a "surprising" second place by .02 seconds in a tight "kicker's" race. After finishing the race in Atlanta, Georgia's heat and humidity, Sorensen was carted away from the finish line. To add insult to his injury, because he did not achieve the "A" standard, Sorensen did not get to run in the Olympics, his berth being given to Brian Hyde, though his 22-day pursuit of the qualifying time netted him his lifetime personal record of 3:38.65, .65 slower than the qualifying standard.

## Masters

Following his disappointment, Sorensen took it in stride and continued to run without the help of a sponsor. By the time he reached age 40 he still had the goal of running sub-4:00. Though he didn't achieve that (through 2007, only Eamon Coughlan ever has-indoors) he did set the M40 world record for 1500 metres at the Southern California Association USATF Championships at Occidental College in Eagle Rock, California on June 3, 2007 at 3:44.06. Four weeks later in Bloomington, Indiana at the American Milers Club meet at the University of Indiana he set the 800 metres world record at 1:50.34. He was named USATF's Athlete of the Week that week A week after that he ran in a Pro Men’s Mile exhibition at the USA Youth Championships in Lisle, Illinois. Although the conditions were hot and windy, his time was 4:04.98, an M40 American record. Finally as a masters runner, he has a sponsor-The Sports Basement, a discount sporting and camping goods store.
Sorensen's full-time employment is as a coach and physical education teacher at Bancroft Middle School (San Leandro, California). He also spent a few years as an assistant coach for the cross country team at Notre Dame de Namur University
# Paige Farries

Paige Nickerson Farries (born 12 August 1994) is a Canadian rugby union player. She currently plays as a wing for Saracens in Premiership Women's Rugby, the top-flight competition of women's rugby union in England, and for Canada at international level.

## Personal life

Farries is originally from Red Deer, Alberta, but now lives on Vancouver Island. She played lacrosse for several years, but stopped playing in grade 11 due to the size and the physicality of the boys. While deciding what to do next, her high school's rugby director invited her to try rugby. After giving it a go, she became instantly hooked.

## Rugby career
### 2020–22

In 2020, Farries signed with Worcester Warriors in the Premier 15s.
Farries competed for Canada at the delayed 2021 Rugby World Cup in New Zealand. She scored the first try in the opening match against Japan, again in the second pool game against Italy, and then once more in their pool game against the United States. She scored a try, yet again, against the United States in their quarterfinal match. She also played in the semi-final against England, and in the third place final against France.

### 2023

In October 2023, Farries was made redundant from Worcester Warriors, prior to the start of the 2023–24 season, after the club withdrew from the league because of insufficient funds to continue operating. The following month, she joined Saracens.
Farries was named in Canada's squad for their test against the Springbok women and for the Pacific Four Series. She scored a try in her sides 66–7 victory over South Africa in Madrid, Spain. She started in her sides Pacific Four loss to the Black Ferns, they went down 21–52.
# Teresa Font

Teresa Font Guiteras (born 30 March 1956) is a Spanish film editor from Catalonia. She is a recurring collaborator in films directed by Imanol Uribe and Vicente Aranda.

## Biography

Teresa Font Guiteras was born on 30 March 1956 in Gallifa, in the province of Barcelona.
She become acquainted with cinema as a teenager. She briefly worked as a secretary in Sabadell. She moved to London at age 17, getting to know films by popular directors. Upon her return to Catalonia, she decided to become a film editor. She worked from 1977 to 1988 as editor at TVE, first in Barcelona and from 1984 onward in Madrid. In 1988, she asked for leave from TVE.
She was married to Vicente Aranda, which whom she had two daughters. She was honoured with the 'Ricardo Franco' career award at the 2016 Málaga Film Festival.

## Works

* El Lute I: camina o revienta (El Lute: Run for Your Life) (1987)
* El Lute II: mañana seré libre (El Lute II: Tomorrow I'll be Free) (1988)
* Berlín Blues [ca] (1988)
* Jamón, jamón (1992)
* Amantes (Lovers) (1991)
* La pasión turca (The Turkish Passion) (1994)
* Días contados (1994)
* El día de la bestia (The Day of the Beast) (1995)
* Libertarias (1996)
* Bwana (1996).
* Perdita Durango (1997)
* La mirada del otro (The Naked Eye) (1998)
* Celos (Jealousy) (1999)
* Muertos de risa (Dying of Laughter) (1999)
* António, Um Rapaz de Lisboa [pt] (1999)
* Extraños (1999)
* Plenilunio (Plenilune) (2000)
* Juana la Loca (Mad Love) (2001)
* Piedras (Stones) (2002)
* El viaje de Carol (Carol's Journey) (2002)
* Carmen (2003)
* 20 Centímetros (20 Centimeters) (2005)
* Canciones de amor en Lolita's Club (Lolita's Club) (2007)
* La carta esférica [es] (The Nautical Chart) (2007)
* Luna Caliente (2009)
* Acantilado (The Cliff) (2016)
* Las furias (The Furies) (2016)
* The Man Who Killed Don Quixote (2018)
* La enfermedad del domingo (Sunday's Illness) (2018)
* Dolor y gloria (Pain and Glory) (2019)
* Madres paralelas (Parallel Mothers) (2021)
* El sustituto (The Replacement) (2021)

## Accolades

She has won twice the Goya Award for Best Editing: for Días contados and for Pain and Glory.