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# Beth Ann Karmeisool

Beth Ann Karmeisool (born January 14, 1969) is an American entrepreneur, lecturer, certified sexual health educator and certified HIV counselor. She initially became an advocate for safe sexual health after volunteering with the Rainbow Connection, where she worked with children infected with HIV and AIDS, and after interviewing adolescents about their lack of information regarding sex education. Karmeisool founded S3 Safe Sex Store in April 1995, a retail business currently located in Ann Arbor, Michigan. She said that she, “created S3 to provide all people regardless of age, race, religion or sexual orientation a safe place that provides correct, consistent sexual health information.” A 2008 article published by The Michigan Daily stated that, “Karmeisool believes it is her responsibility to inform, empower and educate her clientele about sexual health issues.”
Karmeisool is the president of the corporation, BAK, INC., of which S3 Safe Sex Store is an assumed name. She is the resident agent of SHARE (Sexual Health and Responsible Education), a nonprofit corporation whose goal is to change the way individuals view sex education and assist parents in establishing sexual health guidelines based on family values, morals, and religion.
In 2000, Karmeisool was recognized as Businessperson of the Year from Midwest AIDS Prevention Project for her efforts in outreach education. She was a co-lecturer of the University of Michigan first-year social science seminar, Human Sexuality & Gender Issues, with Frances L. Mayes. Karmeisool has been a keynote speaker at numerous venues and events on the issues of sexual health, including the Interfraternity and Panhellenic Council. She has been identified as an individual in southeastern Michigan,”helping those who are living with HIV and working to prevent others from contracting the virus.”
Karmeisool has a Master of Public Health (MPH) degree in Health Behavior and Health Education from the University of Michigan Ann Arbor. She is a certified HIV counselor who performs free HIV testing.

## Lectures and public appearances

* University of Michigan Health System Geriatrics Center, Turner Senior Wellness Program, "Still Sexual: An Open Discussion about Sexual Health" (April 8, 2015)
* University of Michigan, Sexpertise 2015, "Sexy Supplies! Workshop" (February 10, 2015)
* University of Michigan, Sexpertise 2014, "Sexy Supplies! Workshop" (February 12, 2014)
* University of Michigan, Sexpertise 2013: Positive Talk about Sex, Relationships, and Health | SSD, “Sex Toys, Condoms and Lube, Oh My!” (January 24, 2013)
* University of Michigan Multi-Ethnic Student Affairs Spectrum Center, “A conversation about sexual health/sex positivity and more” (February 26, 2013)
* Eastern Michigan University, Love Your Body Day, Sexual Health Workshop (October 16, 2013)

## Awards and credentials

* Master of Public Health degree, Health Behavior and Health Education, University of Michigan (2009)
* Businessperson of the Year, Midwest AIDS Prevention Project (2000)
# Michael Bradford (academic)

Michael Bradford (born January 23, 1965) is an American playwright who is a professor at the University of Connecticut and former artistic director of the Connecticut Repertory Theatre. In 2021, the Connecticut chapter of the NAACP named Bradford one of the "100 Most Influential Blacks in the State of Connecticut."

## Biography

Born and raised in Arkansas City, Kansas, Bradford attended high school in Colorado and moved to San Jose, California, soon after graduation. He worked as a door-to-door encyclopedia salesman, a gas station attendant, a fast food worker, and other odd jobs while reading African American women poets and writing what he called "bad poetry." He served 10 years in the US Navy as a systems operator and became active in the community theater scene on naval bases. While stationed at the submarine base in Groton, Connecticut, Bradford took an early release buyout to reenter civilian life.
After exiting the navy, Bradford worked for Electric Boat and attended the University of Connecticut's Avery Point campus in Groton. He earned a Bachelor of General Studies from UConn in 1998 and an MFA from Brooklyn College in 2000, continuing to work odd jobs and teaching writing at Avery Point.
In 2001, Bradford became a professor at UConn. He served as head of the UConn Department of Dramatic Arts and as artistic director of the Connecticut Repertory Theatre from 2016 to 2020, when he transitioned to the role of UConn's vice provost for faculty, staff, and student development.
Bradford lives in New London, Connecticut. He is married with a family.

## Literary career

Bradford's plays, focusing predominantly on African American themes, have been performed nationally and internationally. His best known works include Living in the Wind (2000), which received ten AUDELCO nominations, and Olives and Blood (2012), a treatment of the murder of Federico García Lorca.
Bradford's works have been produced at The American Place Theatre, The Lark, Ensemble Studio Theatre, HERE Art Center, ETA Creative Arts Foundation, Playhouse on Park in West Hartford, Connecticut Repertory Theatre, ACT Theatre, Teatro Rita Montaner in Havana, and Brixton East Theatre in London. His workshops and readings include the Eugene O'Neill Theater Center, the Negro Ensemble Company, and Liminal Space Productions of London.
Bradford has received the Manhattan Theatre Club Fellowship, the Connecticut Office of the Arts Fellowship, The Lark Writers Residency, and the New York Stage and Film residency. To research and write his play Olives and Blood, he received a Research Scholar Fulbright fellowship to Granada in 2010–11.

## Publications

* Bradford, Michael (2005). Willy's Cut and Shine. New York: Broadway Play Publishing. ISBN 978-0-88145-269-3. OCLC 150646791.
* Bradford, Michael (2016). Olives and Blood, & Other Plays. New York: Dr. Cicero Plays. ISBN 9781945766039. OCLC 1015959368.
* Bradford, Michael (2017). Fathers and Sons. New York: Broadway Play Publishing. ISBN 978-0-88145-420-8. OCLC 1015959466.
# Nigel Creek

Nigel Creek is a short stream located in the Canadian Rockies of Alberta, Canada. It forms in the glacial meltwaters north of Sunwapta Pass and takes on streams flowing from Nigel Pass.
The creek flows South-Southeast, and parallels the Icefields Parkway for part of its course. It joins the North Saskatchewan River near the Big Bend. It plummets over Bridal Veil Falls before entering the North Saskatchewan. Nigel Creek is named after Nigel Vavasoeur, a packer who accompanied early climbing expeditions in the region.
* Nigel Creek seen from Nigel Pass
# George Stroup

George W. Stroup (born 1944) is J.B. Green Professor Emeritus of Theology at Columbia Theological Seminary. He is a minister in the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.). He is married to Dr. Donna Fox Stroup, a mathematical statistician.

## Biography

Stroup first studied history at Rice University before attending Yale Divinity School. He pursued his Ph.D. at Vanderbilt University. He taught as an assistant professor at both Princeton Theological Seminary and Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary before coming to Columbia Theological Seminary in 1984. In 2005, he was appointed as the J.B. Green Professor of Theology until his retirement in 2014.
Among many contributions, he was on the editorial board for Westminster John Knox Press for The Columbia Series in Reformed Theology (1995) and Feasting on the Word: Preaching for the Revised Common Lectionary (2008-2010). For the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A), he was on the General Assembly Committee on the Inclusion of the Belhar Confession in the Book of Confessions (2009-2010), the General Assembly Select Committee on a Brief Confession of Faith (1984-1991), and The Council on Theology and Culture (1983-1988).
Publications include:
* Why Jesus Matters. Louisville, Kentucky: Westminster John Knox Press, 2011
* Calvin. Nashville, Tennessee: Abingdon Press, 2009.
* Before God. Eerdmans, 2004.
* Many Voices, One God: Being Faithful in a Pluralistic World. Co-Edited with Walter Brueggemann Louisville, Kentucky: Westminster John Knox Press, 1998.
* Reformed Reader: A Sourcebook in Christian Theology. Volume II: Contemporary Trajectories, 1799–Present. Editor. Louisville, Kentucky: Westminster/John Knox Press, 1993.
* Jesus Christ for Today. Philadelphia: The Westminster Press, 1982.
* The Promise of Narrative Theology: Recovering the Gospel in the Church. Richmond, Virginia: John Knox Press, 1981; London, SCM Press, 1984; Eugene, Oregon: Wipf & Stock, 1997.
# Lipovetsky (disambiguation)

Gilles Lipovetsky (born 1944) is a French philosopher, writer, and sociologist.
Lipovetsky may also refer to:
* Mark Lipovetsky (born 1964), Russian literary, film, and cultural critic
* 16861 Lipovetsky, an asteroid
# Pavel Pankrashkin

Pavel Pankrashkin (born 1923) was a Soviet sailor. He competed in the 5.5 Metre event at the 1952 Summer Olympics.
# Quince's Scenicruisers

Quince's Scenicruisers is a bus and coach charter operator in Melbourne, Australia.

## History

In 1951 Quince's Scenicruisers operated route 103A Oakleigh - Clayton - Moorabbin. In 1967 Quince's joined with Melbourne Motor Coach Service and McGeary's Parlor Coaches to form Australian Pacific Tours. Quince's later withdrew from the partnership.
After the State Government decided to open private routes to open tender, in 1988 Quince's were awarded the rights to operate some services of Ventura Bus Lines and Waverley Transit. Waverley Transit won a legal case and the contract between Quince's and The Met was ruled void.
Quince's had already taken delivery of 24 Hino AC140s and 40 Mercedes-Benz O405s. These entered service on two new routes 634 Middle Brighton station - Monash University/East Clayton and 705 Springvale - Mordialloc.
In February 1998, following 18 months of unsuccessful negotiations with the Department of Infrastructure over a new contract, Quince's relinquished their route licences. By this stage they were operating routes 615 Box Hill - North Balwyn, 631 Westfield Southland - Mitcham station, 634 Lilydale - Monash University, 705 Mordialloc - Springvale, 708 Mordialloc - Carrum and 731 Camberwell - North Balwyn. These were split amongst Invicta Bus Services, Moorabbin Transit, National Bus Company and Ventura Bus Lines. Since then it has operated as a bus and coach charter operator. In September 2015 the business was purchased by the Australian Transit Group.

## Fleet

As at November 2023, the fleet consists of 36 buses and coaches.
# Lokanatha

Lokanatha may refer to:
* Lokanatha, one of the thousand names of Shiva
* An emanation or avatar of the Buddhist bodhisattva Avalokiteśvara
* Lokanatha (Salvatore Cioffi), Italian Buddhist missionary
* Lokanath Behera, Indian Police Service officer
* Lokanath Choudhary, Indian politician
* Lokanatha Goswami, Gaudiya Vaishnava saint
* Lokanath Misra, Indian politician
* Lokanath Mishra, Indian politician
* Lokanatha Temple, a Hindu temple in India
* Lokanatha Siva Temple, a Hindu temple in Odisha
# Callipara festiva

Callipara festiva is a species of sea snail, a marine gastropod mollusk in the family Volutidae, the volutes.

## Distribution

This species occurs in the Indian Ocean off Somalia.
# Michael G. Cornelius

Michael G. Cornelius is an American scholar specialising in early British literature and an author.

## Background

Michael Cornelius was raised in Summerhill, New York. After receiving a bachelor's degree at St. John Fisher College and a master's at Marshall University, he completed a PhD in medieval literature at the University of Rhode Island. Subsequently, Cornelius joined Wilson College - a liberal arts women's college in Pennsylvania - in 2002, where he currently holds the post of Chair of the Department of English and Mass Communications. He is openly gay. He now lives in Chambersburg with his partner, Joe.

## Career
### Professor

Cornelius has been published in a number of journals, including Fifteenth-Century Studies, Studies in Medieval and Renaissance Teaching, The Delta Epsilon Sigma Journal, and SCOTIA: A Journal of Scottish Studies. An article he wrote on Geoffrey Chaucer's ploughman appeared in the anthology Black Earth, Ivory Tower, and he has completed a manuscript on Edward II.
Although he specializes in early British literature, he has also taught on the structure of the English language, Christopher Marlowe, Robert Burns, and gay and lesbian literature. He runs a creative writing course at Wilson College, and was named a Pennsylvania Humanities Council scholar for 2006–2007, specialising in horror cinema.

### Writer

In 2001, Cornelius (as "Michael G. Cornelius") published his first novel, Creating Man. A story of God's accidental creation of human emotions on the eighth day, told through a number of tales about gay men, the novel was a finalist at the 2002 Lambda Literary Awards, and was nominated for both an Independent Press Award and an American Library Association Award.
Two years later, in 2003, he co-authored (with Kate Emburg) the first of the Susan Slutt - Girl Detective novels, a parody of Nancy Drew-style works.
In 2007, Cornelius released his third novel - The Ascension - a religious-themed horror story.
He has also published short fiction in various journals, magazines, and anthologies, including Velvet Mafia, The Egg Box, Futures Mystery Anthology Magazine, The Spillway Review, and Encore, as well as in anthologies from Alyson Press and StarPress Books.

## Works

* Creating Man (Vineyard Press, 2000) ISBN 1-930067-03-8
* Susan Slutt - Girl Detective (with Kate Emburg) (Vineyard Press, 2003) ISBN 1-930067-30-5
* The Ascension: A Novel (Breakneck Books, 2007) ISBN 0-9786551-5-X
# William Ponsonby McMahon

William Ponsonby McMahon (1852 – June 1933) was founder of a Catholic newspaper Tribune in Melbourne, Australia in 1870. It failed to thrive, but after a second Tribune was founded in 1900, he was appointed its publisher and editor, in which positions he served for 19 years.

## History

McMahon was born in Victoria, and started adult life as a schoolteacher, and moved to Tasmania, where he spent several years as a newspaperman.
In November 1870 McMahon founded the original Tribune newspaper for Melbourne Catholics, but it failed at an early date. He then found employment working for the Melbourne Argus.
The title was revived in 1900 with The Tribune, subtitled "A Journal of Information and Literature" as a Catholic weekly, and McMahon was with the company from the start, or shortly after, and served as publisher and editor for 19 years.

### Later life

McMahon was closely associated with the Catholic Young Men's Society. He spent several years in Adelaide, helping establish the Southern Cross newspaper, and helping the Catholic fight against the Vaughan government's Education bill. For his work on behalf of the Catholic cause, he received warm praise from Archbishop Mannix. In his last years he served as organising secretary of the Australian Catholic Federation.

## Family

McMahon married Tasmanian-born Mary Catherine Murphy ( – 7 July 1909), and lived at 35 Gipps Street, East Melbourne. Their family included:
* Eileen Mary McMahon (1888–1981)
* Geraldine Julia McMahon (1889–1958)
* Kathleen Clare McMahon (born 1890)
# Lirobittium quadrifilatum

Lirobittium quadrifilatum is a species of small sea snail, a marine gastropod mollusk in the family Cerithiidae.
# Life of Turner Ashby

Life of Turner Ashby is a 1914 non-fiction book by Thomas Ashby about Confederate general Turner Ashby, who was killed in the Battle of Good's Farm.

## Overview

Thomas Ashby was a relative of Turner Ashby and wrote extremely positively of him in the book. The book took Ashby several years to research and write.

### Publication history

Life of Turner Ashby was published in 1914 by the Neale Publishing Company. The initial publication was 275 pages long.

## Reception

Ashby's book was well-received in the popular press. The Chattanooga News published a positive review, while The Daily Arkansas Gazette praised Ashby's prose. The Des Moines Register described the biography as being "sympathetically and carefully written." A review published in The Baltimore Sun positively described Ashby's research and prose. Positive reviews were also published in The Boston Globe, The Journal and Tribune, and the Omaha World-Herald. Confederate organizations similarly praised the book, with Confederate Veteran publishing a positive review.
# Ride (Billy Crawford album)

Ride is the second studio album by Filipino-American singer Billy Crawford. It was released by V2 Records on July 8, 2002. Crawford worked with a variety of musicians on the album, including Bloodshy & Avant, Rob Fusari, Wayne Hector, Eve Nelson, Steve Robson, and Soulshock & Karlin. Following the commercial failure of lead single "When You're in Love with Someone" in the United States, the domestic release of Ride was cancelled. Elsewhere, it entered the top ten on the French Albums Chart. Ride produced the number-one hit "Trackin'" as well as three additional singles that followed, along with a special edition re-release in 2003.

## Certifications

| Region | Certification | Certified units/sales |
| France (SNEP) | Platinum | 300,000$^*$ |
| Switzerland (IFPI Switzerland) | Gold | 20,000$^^$ |
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# Lokanatha Temple

Lokanatha Temple is a Hindu temple in the town of Puri, Odisha, India. It is dedicated to the god Shiva as Lokanatha. As per legend, linga, the symbol of Shiva was established as the central icon by the god Rama. The unique feature is that the linga is always under water which substantiates the legend that the Ganges river flows through the top of the linga as a stream.
The festival of Sankranti Somavar is celebrated with great fervor in the temple. A fair is held. Devotees believe that the darshan (holy sight) of the linga can cure disease.
The utsava murti (festival icon) of Lokanatha is kept inside the Jagannath temple, Puri. He is the guardian deity of all the treasures and jewelry of the god Jagannath, presiding deity of the temple complex. This temple is one of the five famous Shiva temple of Puri. Others are Markandeswara Temple, Jambeswar Temple, Banambara Temple and Kapalamochana Temple.

## Festivals

Shivaratri and Mondays especially of the month of Vaishakha, Shraavana and Kartika.
# Oi Yuen Villa

Oi Yuen Villa (Chinese: 愛園別墅) is a privately owned villa located in Kwu Tung, Sheung Shui, Hong Kong. The building has been listed as a Grade I historic building since June 2017.

## History

The villa was probably built before 1919, when it was described as the "Ladies Club House" of the Royal Hong Kong Golf Club. Its architect was probably Edward Albert Ram, who designed all the clubhouses for the Royal Hong Kong Golf Club in the 1890s and 1910s. The building was owned by Jardine Matheson from 1922 to 1946. Eric Blechynden Moller bought it in 1947 and used it as a villa. From 1949 to 1956, it was the property of Mollers' Lands Limited, a steamship company. In 1957, the villa was acquired by Mr Hui Oi-chow (許愛周) (1881-1966) as his private residence and renamed "Oi Yuen Villa". After his death in 1966, Mr. Hui was buried at the site of Oi Yuen Villa and the villa was inherited by his descendants.

## Features

Oi Yuen Villa is a single-storey house with a mezzanine floor built on a small hill within a wooded compound. Its architecture is a blend of Tudor and Classical styles and may be classified as Arts and Crafts.

## Future development

A residential development is planned in the vicinity of the villa, which is planned to be preserved as the development's clubhouse. However, the neighboring residents and villagers strongly protested against the development, as they believed the development will bring severe traffic congestion in Castle Peak Road, degrade the ventilation and ruin the fung-shui.

## Neighborhood

The villa is located beside Fanling Highway and across Castle Peak Road (Kwu Tung), north of the Hong Kong Golf Club. Other Western style buildings in the area include Yeung Garden (楊園), Kam Tsin Lodge (金錢別墅), Enchi Lodge (恩慈之家) and Fanling Lodge.
# Roburin A

Roburin A is a tannin found in oak wood (Quercus robur and Quercus petraea or Quercus alba) or oak cork (Quercus suber).
It is a dimeric compound, composed of two vescalagin subunits probably linked through an ether bond between the diphenoyl group (hexahydroxydiphenic acid or HHDP) of one subunit and the triphenoyl moiety (nonahydroxytriphenic acid) of the other one.
# Mezőnagymihály

Mezőnagymihály is a village in Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén County in northeastern Hungary. The village built at the side of Kácsi-Sályi stream in the plain, the third of the grounds was wetland.

## History

From its first mention in the 14th century the village's name has been written Nagmihal, Nagy Mighali or Nagymyha. During the Turkish occupation of Hungary the town was destroyed several times. The citizens escaped to the swamp next to the village. In the flat area the following 23 hamlets are part of the settlement: Almási, Dobozi, Eperjes, Egyes, Farkas, Fáy, Fenduda, Gólyás, Gyékényes, Kisgólyás, Kisecsér, Kenyérváró, Kuper, Mák, Nagyecsér, Nagyház, Pillantó, Salamon, Sezárk, Szilvási, Szomolló, Telek, Teper és Zsindelyes. The Roman Catholic Church built in 1896 named by Saint Anne.
# Kumma (Nubia)

Kumma or Semna East is an archaeological site in Sudan. Established in the mid-12th Dynasty of Egypt, it served as a fortress of ancient Egypt in Nubia. Along with Semna, Kumma was built by the Pharaoh Sesostris III (1878 BC – 1839 BC). The forts protected the border between ancient Egypt and the southern areas.
Kumma is situated about 365 kilometres (227 mi) south of Aswan, and 35 kilometres (22 mi) southwest of the second cataract of the Nile on the eastern bank. Semna is located on the other side. Both locations are flooded today because of the Aswan High Dam on Lake Nubia. The salvaged temple of Khnum is rebuilt in the National Museum of Sudan at Khartoum.
# Olakettiambalam

Olakettiambalam is a small village situated in the southern part of Alappuzha district, six kilometers south of Mavelikkara and six kilometers from Kayamkulam at latitude 9.27426 north and longitude 76.5061 east. It is famous for temples and it was named after that. This place belongs to Onattukara.

## Demography

In the 2006 census, Olakettiambalam had a population of 1770, of which male constitutes 48% and female constitutes 52%. Olakettiambalam has a literacy of 94%.

## Politics

Olakettiambalam is a part of Mavelikara (Lok sabha constituency).

### Temples

* Koipallikarazhma Devi temple
* Vathikulangara Devi temple
* Eduvadikavu Devi temple
* Cheruvalli Bagavathi temple
* Chettikulangara Devi Temple
* Kulathazhathu Murthi temple

### Churches

* St. Paul's Marthoma Church, Vathikulam, Olakettiambalam
* St. Mary's Orthodox Church, Olaketty
* St. Thomas' Marthoma Church, Pallickal
* St. Gregorius Orthodox Church, Mullikulangara
* Assemblies of God Churches in Olaketti, Vathikulam, and Olakettiambalam

## Schools

* St John's L.P.S., Vathikulam
* Thekkekara govt. UP School, Koipallikarazhma
* Holy Trinity Central Senior Secondary School
* Koypallikarazhma High School
* Vignjaana Santhaayani Sanskrit High School
* C.M.S. L.P.S. Pallickal
* Pallickal Naduvilemuri LPS
* Pope Pius XI Higher Secondary School, Kattanam

## Post office

Olakettiampalam Post Office Pin code 690510

## Public library

Olakettiambalam has a public library which has been running for the last 49 years. The new building was inaugurated by the minister V. M. Sudheeran.

## Nearby villages

Olakettiambalam, koipallikarazhma,vathikulangara,Kurthicad, Mullikulangra, Bharanikavu, peringala etc.

## Sources

* Mavelikara website.
* Mavelikara diocese