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# No Monster Club

No Monster Club is the DIY indie pop project of Irish musician Bobby Aherne, also known as Dublin Duck Dispensary and Sir Bobby Jukebox.
Since their debut release in 2009, they have recorded a number of albums, split releases and EPs, alternating between a solo project and a full band.
The music video for their 2012 single La La Land was named as one of Nialler9's "50 best Irish music videos of all-time" and was screened as part of Adam Buxton's series, BUG: The Evolution of Music Video, at the BFI. The band performed on Chic-a-Go-Go in 2013 and performed a WFMU session in 2016. They have also toured several times with The Polyphonic Spree.
An alternate version of their single Arms Across America was used as the theme song of The Alison Spittle Show podcast. Their 2015 single I've Retired was featured in the movie Let The Wrong One In. They contributed original music to the Dublin Fringe Festival musical Trial of the Centurys, and to the RTÉ Jr Radio series Nero's Class.

## Musical style

According to AllMusic biographer Marcy Donelson, No Monster Club "merges retro-minded garage-pop and elements of lo-fi psychedelia with passionate performances and ever-present tunefulness".
In a review of 2016's I Feel Magic album, The Irish Times drew comparisons to the songwriting styles of Kevin Ayers, Syd Barrett and Nikki Sudden. In his 2019 book Perfect Sound Whatever, James Acaster called this album "A good old quirky bit of fun".
Some influences cited by the group include Animal Collective, Lionel Bart and ABBA.

## Discography
### Studio albums

* Tropical Decibels Volume One (2009)
* Tropical Decibels Volume Two (2010)
* BRAIN HEAT WAVE (2010)
* Dublin (2012)
* Posthumous Hits (2012)
* Foie Gras (2013)
* People Are Weird (2015)
* I Feel Magic (2016)
* deadbeat effervescent (2022)

### EPs

* Young Guts Champion (2011)
* Panda Kid Meet No Monster Club (2011)
* The Community Games (2013)
* Where Did You Get That Milkshake? (2016)
# Laceflower

Laceflower is a common name for several plants and may refer to:
* Ammi majus
* Daucus carota
* Orlaya sp.
* Ptilimnium nuttallii
* Tiarella trifoliata
# La Voix (disambiguation)

La Voix is the Quebec version of the TV reality show The Voice.
La Voix (the voice in French) may also refer to:

## Film and television

* The Voice (French TV series), the French television version of The Voice
* The Voice (1992 film), a French film directed by Pierre Granier-Deferre

## Media / Press

* La Voix de l'Est (Bagnolet), a Communist Party local weekly published from Bagnolet, France
* La Voix de l'Est (Granby), a French-language daily published in Granby, Quebec
* La Voix des Belges, a bi-monthly clandestine newspaper published by the Belgian Belgian National Movement
* La Voix des Femmes (France, 1848), a French feminist periodical
* La Voix des femmes (France, 1917), a French feminist periodical
* La Voix du Luxembourg, a French-language daily newspaper published in Luxembourg
* La Voix du Nord, a French regional daily in Lille, France

## Music

* "La Voix" (song), a 2009 Swedish Eurovision song by Malena Ernman
* La voix du bon Dieu, a French album by French-Canadian singer Céline Dion
** "La voix du bon Dieu" (song), from the album

## People

* La Voix (drag queen), British drag performer and singer
# Lacava (surname)

Lacava or La Cava is an toponymic or topographic surname of Italian origin from cava, meaning hole or cellar, for somebody who lived or worked in or owned a quarry. It is also a Spanish toponymic surname for two places called La Cava, in Attargona and Alicante provinces.
Notable people with these surnames include:

## Lacava

* Matías Lacava, Venezuelan football player
* Stephanie LaCava, American writer
* Tony LaCava, American baseball executive
* Jake LaCava, American soccer player

## La Cava

* Florinda la Cava, historical Spanish figure of doubtful existence
* Francesco La Cava (1876–1958), Italian physician and writer
* Gregory La Cava, American film director
* Nicholas la Cava, American Olympic rower
# Sambhar Lake Town

Sambhar (officially known as Sambhar Lake Town) is a town and a municipality in Jaipur district in the Indian state of Rajasthan. It is surrounded by the Sambhar Salt Lake. Sambhar is approximately 70 km from Jaipur (NH-8, RJ SH 57) and 99 km from Ajmer.

## Description

Sambhar is known for the Sambhar Salt Lake, which is the largest inland salt lake in India. It derives its name from Shakambhari Devi, Goddess of the Chauhan clan, whose 2500-year-old temple is located 28 km from the town.
The Indian epic Mahabharata and Puranas mentions Sambhar Lake as a part of the kingdom of the demon king Vrishparva, as the place where his priest Shukra Charya lived, and as the place where the wedding between his daughter, Devayani, and King Yayati took place. A temple near the lake is dedicated to Devayani with a pond in it.
Mariam-uz-Zamani, daughter of Raja Bharmal of Amber, was married to Akbar on February 6, 1562, at Sambhar.
Sambhar Lake has an archeological site at Naliasar lake dating 2000 BC. A small hamlet has been found while the excavation of the site, which gives an insight into the construction of homes, water well and food grain storage, various coins of different dynasties. A lot is still buried below the sand dunes. Devyani Sarovar and surrounding temples are other places adjoining Sambhar Lake of Indian mythological connection.
Sambhar was the capital of the Chahamanas of Shakambhari before the 12th century.
In 2014, six PSUs including Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited and Power Grid Corporation of India Ltd had planned to set up World’s largest 4,000 MW Ultra-mega Solar power project in the land under the company.
But after the BJP government came to power in the state, the project was scrapped citing environmental issues and shifted to Gujarat.
Sambhar hosts a variety of avian species. Popular species of birds sighted here are coots, black-winged stilts and redshanks. During the monsoon season, a huge number of Siberian pink flamingos carpet the Sambhar Salt Lake making it wonderfully pinkish.

## Demographics

As of 2011 Census, Sambhar had a population of 22,327 of which 52% are males and 48% are females . Sambhar has an average literacy rate of 79%, higher than the state average of 66%.

## In popular culture

* For the film Delhi-6 directed by Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra, production designer Samir Chanda, recreated inner lanes of Old Delhi at Sambhar . Later for certain scenes, historic Jama Masjid was digitally added to the frame as a backdrop. Various scenes of many other popular films have been shot in lake and main Sambhar town such as:
* Bard of Blood
* PK (film)
* Highway (2014 Hindi film)
* Super 30 (film)
* Jodhaa Akbar
* Goliyon Ki Raasleela Ram-Leela
* Drona (2008 film)
* Zila Ghaziabad
* Gulaal (film)
* Veer (2010 film)
* Tevar
# La calle en que vivimos

La calle en que vivimos is a Mexican telenovela produced by Televisa for Telesistema Mexicano in 1965.

## Cast

* Andrea Palma
* Alejandro Ciangherotti
* Jaime Fernández
* Rafael Llamas
# Nordic combined at the 2018 Winter Olympics – Qualification
## Qualification

A total of 55 quota spots are available to athletes to compete at the games. A maximum of 5 athletes can be entered by a National Olympic Committee. Competitors are eligible to compete if they have scored points at a World or Continental cup event during the qualification period of July 2016 to 21 January 2018. The top 50 on the Olympic quota allocation list respecting the maximum of 5 per country will qualify to compete, including the host. The host will be allowed to enter one competitor in each competition including the relay provided the athletes are on the allocation list. Following the top 50, quota spots will be given to nations competing in the relay competition who do not have the required four entrants yet to bring the number of relay teams up to ten. If at that point, the maximum has not been achieved the highest ranking athletes from unrepresented nations will be chosen.

## Quota allocation

Allocation as of 4 February 2018 (includes the 2016–17 season and the 2017-18 season up to 21 January).

### Summary

| Nations | Athletes | Team |
| Austria | 5 | X |
| Czech Republic | 4 | X |
| Estonia | 2 | |
| Finland | 5 | X |
| France | 5 | X |
| Germany | 5 | X |
| Italy | 4 | X |
| Japan | 5 | X |
| Norway | 5 | X |
| Poland | 4 | X |
| Olympic Athletes from Russia | 2 1 | |
| Slovenia | 3 2 | |
| South Korea | 1 | |
| Switzerland | 1 | |
| Ukraine | 1 | |
| United States | 5 | X |
| Total: 16 NOCs | 55 | 10 |
* The Czech Republic and Poland have one allocation added for the team event.
* The FIS lists USA as having five entries, but only four entries (and 54 total) are present on the official Olympic listing.

### Next eligible NOC

Two quotas were rejected and made available for reallocation. Bold indicates the acceptance of a quota.
* Men's
* United States  Italy  United States  Olympic Athletes from Russia  Czech Republic  Estonia  Olympic Athletes from Russia  Ukraine  Slovenia  Olympic Athletes from Russia
# Salome Tabuatalei

Salome Tabuatalei (Lome Lei) is a Fijian athlete who competed at international level in a wide range of athletic events and in canoeing, from 1993 to 2019. She was named Fiji's Sportswoman of the Year in 1996 and 1997.

## Early life

Salome Tabuatalei was born in the village of Wailevu in Macuata Province on the north-eastern part of the island of Vanua Levu in Fiji, where her father, who had been an athlete, was a forester. She used to run with her brothers. Invited to take part in Fiji's national trials in Suva at a young age, she was prevented from doing so by the non-arrival of the boat to get her to the main island of Viti Levu. After leaving school and getting a job as a clerk in Labasa, she used to join the weekly Hash House Harriers run, as preparation to take part in Suva's annual fun run. Her training partner was a high court judge. Taking part in the Suva fun run, she came third, second and first in successive years.

## Athletic career

Tabuatalei first competed for Fiji in the Pacific Mini Games, held in Port Vila, Vanuatu in 1993, where she ran in the 1500 metres. She then competed in the 1995 South Pacific Games (now the Pacific Games) in Papeete, Tahiti, winning the 800 metres in a record time, which remained the record in 2020. In the South Pacific Games at Santa Rita, Guam she won the 1500 metres and the 10,000 metres, finishing second in the 5000 metres. In Fiji's capital, Suva, in 2003 she won a bronze medal in the half-marathon. In 2011 in New Caledonia and 2015 in Papua New Guinea she competed in the marathon at the now-renamed Pacific Games. In 2019, in Samoa, she competed in the Outrigger Canoe events. In between her appearances at the Pacific Games, she also represented Fiji at the Pacific Mini Games and at the Oceania Games. She was a judge in the 2017 Oceania Games. In 2014 she was the sole representative of Fiji in the World Sprints Outrigger Canoe championship, held in Brazil, and she also competed in the 2019 World Sprints in New Zealand.
In 2010, Tabuatalei took part in a three-month voyage on the Uto ni Yalo, one of seven large Vakas that travelled the Pacific Ocean highlighting conservation issues and reviving traditional sailing and navigational knowledge. In 2014, she joined a similar voyage from California to the Galapagos Islands.

## Personal life

Tabuatalei has two children. Her husband died in 2014. She works as a gym instructor at the University of the South Pacific and also as a personal trainer.
# Funtopia

Funtopia is an international chain of family entertainment centers headquartered in Sofia, Bulgaria, owned by Adventure Facility Concepts & Management, a subsidiary of Bulgarian climbing wall and active entertainment manufacturer Walltopia. Funtopia centers feature amusement climbing walls, trampoline parks, ropes courses, and obstacle courses.
The first Funtopia location opened in 2013 in Sofia, and the chain currently has 11 locations in 5 countries, including both corporate-owned and franchised sites.

## History

Following Walltopia's entry into the manufacturing of active entertainment products in 2012, the company founded Adventure Facility Concepts & Management (AFCM), its family entertainment center operation and franchising arm. The first Funtopia center run by AFCM opened in June, 2013 in Paradise Center in Sofia, Bulgaria. It featured mainly amusement climbing walls targeting children and teenagers.
In 2014, the chain expanded into the United States with its first franchised location in Lehi in Utah, with two corporate locations following in the years after, both in Chicago, Illinois. The following year, Funtopia centers opened in Canada and Israel, with the chain expanding into Australia and Malaysia in 2016. The company most recently opened its first location in Oman in 2022, after finishing it in 2020 but facing delays caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
After starting with a focus almost exclusively on themed amusement climbing walls, the selection of attractions at Funtopia locations has grown over time to include trampoline parks, ropes courses, and obstacle courses, among others.

## Operations

Funtopia is headquartered in Sofia, Bulgaria, with 11 centers currently operational in five markets, including Bulgaria, the United States, Australia, Israel, and Oman. It is owned by Adventure Facility Concepts & Management, itself a subsidiary of Walltopia. The chain previously had locations in Canada and Malaysia.
# La casa de los líos

La casa de los líos (in English, "The house of trouble") was a famous television show on TV channel A3 in Spain for four years, 1996 until 2000.

## Roles

The main roles were of Arturo Fernández as Arturo Valdés, the sister, Lola Herrera, as Pilar Valdés and the nurse Florinda Chico. It was a comedy about an elderly but seductive scrounger who moves to his sister's house to help her with her four young daughters.
# Norlie

Norlie may refer to:
* Norlie, part of Swedish hip hop duo Norlie & KKV
* John Norlie, English musician
* Olaf M. Norlie, a Lutheran minister, educator and scholar
# Sam Bakhtiar

Sam Bakhtiar (1 May 1973 – 23 December 2020) was an Iranian American fitness entrepreneur and author.

## Life and career

Sam was born in Tehran. At the age of 11, he and his mother left Iran as refugees to the USA. Upon leaving Iran, he moved to the United States. He held a bachelor's degree of sports science and life science from the Pennsylvania State University and a doctorate from Los Angeles College of Chiropractic. He was the co-founder of The Camp Fitness Franchise. He was one of the finalists of the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award in 2017.

## Death

Sam died on 23 December 2020 at the age of 47. His death according to a comment made by his official YouTube channel in response to a question about his cause of death was "heart problems".

## Books

* Total Body Transformation Secrets: Fitness Concepts Formula ISBN 978-1-4528947-5-1
* Becoming a One-Percenter ISBN 978-0-9998316-0-1
# Fungible Inc.

Fungible Inc. is a technology company headquartered in Santa Clara, California. The company develops hardware and software to improve the performance, reliability and economics of data centers.

## History

The company was founded in 2015 by Pradeep Sindhu, co-founder and chief scientist of Juniper Networks, and Bertrand Serlet, former senior vice president of software engineering at Apple Inc.
In February 2017, the company raised $32 million in a series A round, led by Mayfield Fund, Walden Riverwood Ventures and Battery Ventures.
In June 2019, the company raised $200 million (~$235 million in 2023) in a series C funding round, led by SoftBank Vision Fund, along with Norwest Venture Partners and existing investors. By then, the company had 200 employees.
In September 2019, Fungible announced the appointment of former Dell and IBM chief technical officer Dr. Jai Menon as its chief scientist.
In July 2021, Fungible announced the appointment of Eric Hayes replacing Pradeep Sindhu as its CEO.
In January 2023, Microsoft announced the acquisition of Fungible to bolster its data center infrastructure and their data processing unit.

## Products

Fungible develops a new category of programmable microprocessors called Data Processing Units (DPU), designed to accelerate the processing of data-centric workloads within data centers. The DPU acts as a data traffic controller, shuttling traffic from the network to central processing units (CPU) and graphics processing units (GPU) from other chip makers. DPUs enable a high speed data center fabric between DPU-enabled compute and storage servers.
The microprocessors enable the next evolution of data center infrastructure known as composable disaggregated infrastructure, which is a way for data centers to improve their architecture by disassociating compute and storage elements, removing the physical limitations of existing servers. Data center resources can be pooled and aggregated dynamically over a high speed data fabric.
# Sam Franko

Sam Franko (January 20, 1857 – May 6, 1937) was an American violinist and conductor. He was the brother of violinist, conductor and concert promoter Nahan Franko.
A native of New Orleans, Franko studied the violin in Europe, working with Joseph Joachim and Henri Vieuxtemps among others. Upon his return to the United States he joined the Mendelssohn Quartet, later working with the Theodore Thomas Orchestra and the New York Philharmonic. Franko soon grew disgusted with prejudice against American musicians, and created the American Symphony, made up entirely of American performers, in 1894. With this group he gave many American premieres. Franko also taught violin and arranged 17th- and 18th-century music, and transcribed numerous pieces for the violin. His work with old music won him accolades from the German press. His autobiography, Chords and Discords, was published in 1938, and he died in New York City in 1937.
The set of cadenzas he wrote for Mozart's Violin Concerto in G-major K. 216 has become a standard part of the concert repertoire, more so than all of the numerous other cadenzas that have been written for this piece.
# Norma Pons

Norma Delia Orizi (18 August 1942 – 29 April 2014) known by her stage name Norma Pons, was an Argentine actress and vedette.
# Lady Behave!

Lady Behave! is a 1938 American film directed by Lloyd Corrigan. The sophisticated comedy was released by Republic Pictures.

## Plot

Prior to leaving for Haiti, two sisters and their godfather/legal advisor are having a holiday in New Orleans. The fun loving Clarice goes out for a night on the town for Mardi Gras, as sensible conservative Paula and godfather Burton Williams remain home and prepare for their journey. Clarice comes back drunk in the morning. Before she passes out, she reveals she married the equally drunk wealthy playboy Stephen Cormack during the night. Clarice has forgotten that she is already married to gigolo Michael Andrews.
Cormack's solicitor shows up and mistakes Paula for Clarice. Used to Cormack's matrimonial antics, he offers Paula $5000 to divorce Cormack. Burton and Paula confer on the matter and discover that Clarice faces a minimum of ten years in prison for bigamy if the marriage is revealed. Paula has to impersonate Clarice until Burton can have the marriage of Clarice and Michael annulled.
Burton and Paula travel to New York City, where Cormack, his two children, and Michael live. Burton hatches a plan with Michael for him to portray a lover of Paula posing as Clarice to anger Cormack. The scheming Michael demands payment for his efforts, then on meeting Cormack's spoiled two children who wish to break up their father's marriage, tells them he will break up the marriage if they pay him $30,000, with $15,000 up front. Skilled in financial matters, Paula is able to acquire the $15,000 the children want without asking what the amount is for.
Over time, Paula keeps her virtue and the secret of her real identity intact, but Cormack's children begin to like her and want her to be their mother. Cormack gets into a brawl with Michael over Paula, posing as Clarice. However, the real Clarice arrives back with the news that her marriage with Michael is annulled. Clarice sues Cormack and asks for a divorce, thus leaving Cormack and Paula to be together.

## Cast

* Sally Eilers as Paula Kendall
* Neil Hamilton as Stephen Cormack
* Joseph Schildkraut as Michael Andrews
* Grant Mitchell as Burton Williams
* Patricia Farr as Clarice Kendall Andrews Cormack
* Marcia Mae Jones as Patricia Cormack
* George Ernest as Hank Cormack
* Warren Hymer as Butch
* Robert Greig as Alfred
* Charles Richman as Howell
* Spencer Charters as Innkeeper
* Mary Gordon as Cook

## Production

The film began with the title The Lady Misbehaves but Production Code Administration (PCA) director Joseph Breen strongly disapproved of the film's premise of "dealing with so serious a subject as a bigamous marriage, where the treatment is set for comedy." The Hays Office told Republic Pictures that in these times ladies do not misbehave; the dropping of "mis" would still give the desired undesirable impression.
The PCA approved the film when several changes were made to the script and the title was changed.
# Samuel D. Cox

Samuel D. Cox (born December 26, 1961) is a retired United States Air Force lieutenant general who commanded the Eighteenth Air Force from 2015 to 2017.
# Samuel D. Gehman

Samuel Dwight Gehman (December 7, 1903 – June 1, 1992) was a Goodyear physicist noted for development of a modulus-based measurement of rubber's glass transition temperature.

## Personal

Gehman was born on December 7, 1903. He died in Akron, Ohio, on June 1, 1992.

## Education

In 1922, he was one of eight sophomores selected for honors at the University of Pennsylvania. He completed his doctoral dissertation in 1929 on the topic Reflection of Soft X-rays.

## Career

Gehman was recruited to Goodyear by Ray P. Dinsmore. He made influential studies of strain crystallization via x-rays, of rubber's dynamic properties, and of heat transfer in rubber. He managed physics research at Goodyear's research division and was renowned for developing the Gehman low-temperature twist test, which gave laboratories convenient and precise low-temperature stiffening measurements of rubber compounds. He was an inventor of approximately 70 patents.
In 1972, Gehman was listed at 10th out of the 100 top contributors to the world's rubber literature published between 1932 and 1970.
Gehman retired in 1968 following 40 years with Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.

## Awards and recognitions

* 1965 - Fellow of the American Physical Society
* 1970 - Charles Goodyear Medal from the ACS Rubber Division