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# Simone Benedettini

Simone Benedettini (born 21 January 1997) is a Sanmarinese footballer who plays as a goalkeeper for Sanmarinese club Fiorentino. He is the son of former International goalkeeper Pierluigi (29 caps between March 1986 and June 1995).

## Early career

Benedettini was born in San Marino, and began his career in the youth teams of local club side San Marino Calcio. In 2015, he was signed by Serie B side Modena, again to play in their youth sector.

### Loan moves

After impressing in the Beretti (under 19) team, where he kept sevenclean sheets in 25 appearances, Benedettini was loaned to Serie D side Pianese in order to gain professional match experience. He made his debut for the Tuscan side on 4 September 2016, in a 1–2 loss to Correggese. His first clean sheet came in his sixth match; a 1–0 win over Delta Rovigo. He was demoted to the bench after a 2–6 loss to Mezzolara, despite playing fifteen consecutive matches for Pianese and being on the losing side just once in the last seven games previously.
In December 2017, Benedettini would transfer to A.C. Sammaurese, before moving to San Marino Calcio in the summer of 2018, and eventually Murata in January 2020.

## International career

Benedettini was first involved in the San Marino national setup when he was called up to the under-19 side aged just 17 in 2014. He made his national debut in a 0–4 loss against Serbia, in UEFA under-19 Championship qualification. He was made captain in his final two games at under-19 level, in qualification for the 2016 edition of the same tournament, playing in 0-9 and 0-1 losses to Belgium and Sweden respectively, before being dropped for the final group game against Belarus, an eventual 1–6 loss. He played once for the under-21 side, a 0–4 loss to Georgia, in qualification for the UEFA European Under-21 Championship. Manager of the full national side, Pierangelo Manzaroli, called Benedettini into the squad for the 2018 World Cup qualification match against Germany. The young goalkeeper remained an unused substitute as La Serenissima succumbed to an 0–8 defeat.
Benedettini made his senior team debut in the 0-4 Euro 2020 qualifier loss against Belgium on 6 September 2019, stepping in for San Marino's normal starter, his cousin Elia, who was injured.

## Personal life

Benedettini works as a mechanic with his dad and uncle in a bus station. Sometimes he even drives the buses himself.
# Amy Hung

Amy Hung (Chinese: 洪沁慧; pinyin: Hóng Qìnhuì; Wade-Giles: Hung Chih-Huei; born 7 March 1980) is a professional golfer on the LPGA Tour.

## Amateur wins

* 1992 Junior World Golf Championships (11-12 age group)
* 1993 Greg Norman Junior Masters
* 1994 Greg Norman Junior Masters
* 2003 Republic of China Ladies Open (amateur division)

## Professional career

Hung turned professional in October 2003 after finishing tied for 42nd at the LPGA Qualifying Tournament, earning non-exempt status for the 2004 season. She returned to the tournament in 2004 and finished tied for 12th to earn exempt status for 2005.
Her best finish to date on the LPGA Tour is a tie for fifth at the 2007 HSBC Women's World Match Play Championship.
On 20 January 2008, Jennifer Rosales and Dorothy Delasin of team Philippines won the 4th Women's World Cup of Golf in Sun City, South Africa. Hung and Yun-Jye Wei of team Taiwan tied for third with team Japan.

## Team appearances

Professional
* World Cup (representing Taiwan): 2006, 2007, 2008
* Lexus Cup (representing Asia team): 2007 (winners)
# R.L. Peteni

Randall Langa Peteni (6 December 1915 – 8 September 2000) was a Xhosa South African novelist and academic, and author of the novel Hill of Fools (Aba Kwazidenge), which was adapted for television by the SABC. The novel was Peteni's only novel.

## Childhood

Peteni was born in Zingcuka in the Qoboqobo district in the former Ciskei, on 6 December 1915.

## Career

Peteni graduated with majors in English and Social Anthropology at the University of Fort Hare. Peteni's granddaughter stated that he was friends with Nelson Mandela during this time, and lent Mandela a cap and gown to wear for his graduation.
He taught for a number of years in Heilbron before moving to the then Transvaal, where he became Supervisor of Schools in the Krugersdorp circuit. After experiencing persecution because of his ethnic background, he returned to the Eastern Cape and continued teaching.
He later obtained an honours degree through the University of South Africa (UNISA) and began lecturing English at the University of Fort Hare in 1969.
Peteni wrote his only novel, Hill of Fools, in 1976. It was published in South Africa by David Philip, and internationally by Heineman as part of their African Writers Series. In 1980, it was translated into Xhosa as Kwazidenge, published by Lovedale Press.
In spite of only writing one novel in his sixties, Peteni made a literary impact as author of South Africa's first regional novel in English by a black writer, and first novel in English by a Xhosa speaker. The novel is widely prescribed in school curricula.
Peteni retired from the University of Fort Hare in 1981, moving to the College of Education in Soweto, before becoming Chancellor of the University of Transkei in 1989.

## Death

Peteni died aged 84 on 8 September 2000 in East London after a long illness.
# Nikki Jenkins

Nikki Jenkins (born c. 1976) is a retired New Zealand artistic gymnast. Aged 14, she won gold at the 1990 Commonwealth Games, and she remains the youngest New Zealander to have won a gold medal at Commonwealth or Olympic Games.
Jenkins won the gold medal in the women's vault at the 1990 Commonwealth Games in Auckland, New Zealand. She had been considered an outsider at the event who was not expected to have a high placing. Consequently, she became the youngest New Zealander to win a gold medal at either the Commonwealth or Olympic Games.
Following the Games, Jenkins had increased demands from the media and expectations from the public. She was invited to a prestigious event in Russia and after that she prepared for the 1991 World Championships, where she intended to gain an individual qualification for the 1992 Summer Olympics in Barcelona, Spain. She contracted measles before the 1991 event and this meant that she could not compete. Moreover, all the competitors were required to be inoculated and this caused some suspicion amongst a few nations. This brought unwanted attention on New Zealand and Jenkins. Jenkins was unable to qualify for the Barcelona Olympics and continued with gymnastics, but her dream had come to an end and she eventually quit.
She opted to study physical education at the University of Otago. Sources differ whether she has been teaching physical education at schools in Auckland, or whether she lives in Australia and is involved in performing arts.
# Fort Hose

Fort Hose is a historical fort situated in Marudi, Sarawak, Malaysia. It was built in 1898 by Charles Brooke, the second Rajah of Sarawak, to safeguard government activities in the area, and now serves as a museum.

## History

Fort Hose, strategically located on a hill overlooking the Baram River in the town of Marudi in northern Sarawak, is named after Charles Hose, a British colonial administrator and ethnologist, and nephew of George Hose, Bishop of Sarawak and Labuan. Hose entered the Sarawak civil service as a cadet in 1884, was assigned to the newly created eastern Baram District, recently ceded by the Sultan of Brunei to Charles Brooke, the second Raja of Sarawak, and was later promoted to Resident of Baram in 1891.
Hose had the fort built in 1898 as an administrative centre, and as a means to control rebellions against the Brooke administration and to safeguard government activities. It also served as accommodation for the Resident. In 1899, a peace accord was held at the fort between local ethnic tribes orchestrated by Hose.
In 1994, the fort was destroyed by fire and reconstructed at the same location as a replica of the original fort. On completion in 1996, the fort was converted into a museum.

## Baram District Museum

Known as the Baram District Museum, its collection includes photographs and exhibits relating to the cultural heritage of various local communities including the Kayan, Kenyah, Kelabit, and Penan people.
The building has been gazetted as a cultural heritage site under the Sarawak Cultural Heritage Ordinance (SCHO) 1993.
# Boris Movilă

Boris Movilă (6 October 1928 – 29 September 2016) was a Moldovan writer.

## Life and career

Movilă was born in Hîjdieni (Berezlogi, Orhei District). He was the deputy president of the Comitetul pentru Cinematografie and redactor-in-chief of Moldova-Film. Movilă was a leader of the Democratic Forum of Romanians in Moldova. He died on 29 September 2016, at the age of 87.
# Vivo V3

The Vivo V3 and V3 Max are Android-based smartphones manufactured by Vivo Communication Technology Co. The phones were released in April 2016.
# Conscription in the Netherlands

Conscription in the Netherlands (Dutch: dienstplicht) was first employed in 1810 by French occupying forces. Napoleon's brother Louis Bonaparte, who was King of Holland from 1806 to 1810, had tried to introduce conscription a few years earlier, unsuccessfully. Every man aged 20 years or older had to enlist. By means of drawing lots it was decided who had to undertake service in the French army. It was possible to arrange a substitute against payment.
But later on, conscription was used for all men over the age of 18. Once called to serve, recruits typically served 14 or 16 months. During the months of service recruits receive basic training for two and half months and are on active duty for the remainder of the period. Following service, conscripts are placed in reserve. Postponement was possible but that has never been stated, due to study, for example. Conscientious objectors could perform an alternative civilian service instead of military service. For various reasons, this forced military service was criticized at the end of the twentieth century. Since the Cold War was over, so was the direct threat of a war. Instead, the Dutch army was employed in more and more peacekeeping operations. The complexity and danger of these missions made the use of conscripts controversial. Furthermore, the conscription system was thought to be unfair as only men were drafted.
In the European part of Netherlands, compulsory attendance has been officially suspended since 1 May 1997. Between 1991 and 1996, the Dutch armed forces phased out their conscript personnel and converted to an all-volunteer force. The last conscript troops were inducted in 1995 and demobilized in 1996. The suspension means that citizens are no longer forced to serve in the armed forces, as long as it is not required for the safety of the country.
Even though it is generally thought that conscription has been abolished in the Netherlands, this perception is, in fact, incorrect. The compulsory attendance was abolished, not the conscription. The laws and systems which provide for the conscription of armed forces personnel still remain in place. As per 2020 conscription was changed to also include women. Every citizen aged 17 gets a letter in which they are told that they have been registered, but that they do not have to present themselves for service. In Curaçao, active conscription is still in existence.
# Zach Brown (disambiguation)

Zach Brown (born 1989) is an American former professional football player.
Zach Brown or similar names may also refer to:
* Zach Brown (politician) (born 1990), American politician
* Zac Brown (born 1978), American singer and musician
* Zak Brown (born 1971), American businessman and former racing driver
* Zak Brown (footballer) (born 2002), English footballer
* Zack Brown of Black Swan (film)#Costume design
# Berne, Minnesota

Berne is an unincorporated community in Milton Township, Dodge County, Minnesota, United States. The community is located near the junction of State Highway 57 (MN 57) and Dodge County Road 24. The Middle Fork of the Zumbro River flows nearby.

## History

A post office called Berne was established in 1858, and remained in operation until 1902. The community was named after Bern, in Switzerland.
# Genesee Intermediate School District

Genesee Intermediate School District is an Intermediate school district in Michigan serving the school districts that primarily lie within Genesee County.

## Schools
### Direct schools

* Elmer A. Knopf Learning Center
* Genesee Career Institute
* Genesee Early College
* Marion D. Crouse Instructional Center
* Mott Middle College

### Public school districts

* Atherton Community Schools
* Beecher Community School District
* Bendle Public Schools
* Bentley Community Schools
* Carman-Ainsworth Community Schools
* Clio Area Schools
* Davison Community Schools
* Fenton Area Public Schools
* Flint Community Schools
* Flushing Community Schools
* Genesee School District
* Goodrich Area Schools
* Grand Blanc Community Schools
* Kearsley Community Schools
* Lake Fenton Community Schools
* LakeVille Community Schools
* Linden Community Schools
* Montrose Community Schools
* Mount Morris Consolidated Schools
* Swartz Creek Community Schools
* Westwood Heights Schools

### Charter schools

* Burton Glen Academy
* Center Academy
* Genesee STEM Academy
* Grand Blanc Academy
* Greater Heights Academy
* International Academy of Flint
* Linden Charter Academy
* Madison Academy
* Northridge Academy
* Richfield Public School Academy
* The New Standard Academy
* WAY Academy Of Flint
* Woodland Park Academy
# Georgetown Independent School District

Georgetown Independent School District is a public school district based in Georgetown, Texas (USA). The district, covering 180.3 square miles, had 13,155 students as of 2023.
In addition to Georgetown, the district serves the city of Weir as well as the communities of Serenada and Walburg.
In 2019, the school district received an accountability rating of "B" from the Texas Education Agency.

## Schools
### High schools
#### Grades 9–12

* East View High School
* Georgetown High School
* #3 Unnamed Future High School

### Middle schools
#### Grades 6-8

* Douglas Benold Middle School
* Charles A Forbes Middle School
* James Tippit Middle School
* George Wagner Middle School

### Elementary schools
#### Grades K-5

* George Washington Carver Elementary School
* Patricia Webb Cooper Elementary School
* Jo Ann Ford Elementary School
* Jack Frost Elementary School
* San Gabriel Elementary School
* Raye McCoy Elementary School
* James E Mitchell Elementary School
* Anne Purl Elementary School
* Village Elementary School
* Everette L. Williams Elementary School
* Wolf Ranch Elementary School

### Alternative Campuses

* Richarte High School: An academic alternative school for Grades 10–12.
* Georgetown Alternative Program (GAP): GAP is the Discipline Alternative Education Program for Grades 6–12.
* Successful Transition Education Program (S.T.E.P.): S.T.E.P. is an alternative education campus (Grades 4–12) for juvenile justice-involved youth, and students expelled by the school district. It is operated with Williamson County Juvenile Services.

## Georgetown ISD Athletic Complex

The district opened up a brand new athletic complex in 2008 with addition of an approximately $11 million multipurpose stadium that seats appx 12,500. The field, named for former GHS football coach Bernard Birklebach, is Field Turf artificial turf. The complex already includes softball and baseball fields, tennis courts and a separate track facility.
# Glendale Union High School District

Glendale Union High School District No. 205 is a school district headquartered in Glendale, Arizona, United States.
The union high school district operates nine comprehensive high schools and serves most of Glendale and a portion of Phoenix. It is the second largest high school-only district preceded by Phoenix Union.
Glendale Union High School District schools receive the graduates of the Washington Elementary School District, Glendale Elementary School District, and many students from the Madison School District. Glendale Elementary district is located in Glendale, Arizona, Madison schools are in North Central Phoenix and the Washington Elementary schools are in North Phoenix and Sunnyslope.

## Schools
### Zoned

* Apollo (Glendale) – opened 1970
* Cortez (Phoenix) – opened 1960
* Glendale (Glendale) – opened 1911
* Greenway (Phoenix) – opened 1973
* Independence (Glendale) – opened 1977
* Moon Valley (Phoenix) – opened 1965
* Sunnyslope (Phoenix) – opened 1953
* Thunderbird (Phoenix) – opened 1972
* Washington (Phoenix) – opened 1955

### Alternative

The GUHSD Online Learning Academy (formerly "Christown Academy" and "Metrocenter Academy"), is an alternative high school. It admits students who wish to take online courses, and it offers high school diplomas but not GEDs. In 2018–19 it had 247 students enrolled.

## Feeder school districts

* Glendale Elementary School District
* Washington Elementary School District
* Madison Elementary School District
# Goliad Independent School District

Goliad Independent School District is a public school district based in Goliad, Texas (USA). The district's boundaries parallel that of Goliad County. Goliad ISD is composed of one high school, one middle school, one elementary school, and one District Alternative Education Program (DAEP), all sharing the district's name.
In 2009, the school district was rated "academically acceptable" by the Texas Education Agency.
# Holmesdale Fanatics

The Holmesdale Fanatics is the name given to an organised supporters' group and ultras group associated with English Premier League club Crystal Palace. The group are responsible for vocal support as well as flag and tifo displays.
The group was founded in December 2005 by an originally small group of fans who had been going to games together since childhood in the 1980s and had stood in Block B in the Holmesdale Road Stand since 1999. They formed the group having experienced the "old school days of terracing" and wished to continue the traditions. Since its foundation, the group has continued to grow and is based in the Holmesdale Road Stand. In 2019, the group moved into Block E, however, the move didn't come easy as the group found themselves on strike due to lack of action from the club around the proposed move.
The group spent its early years fighting against "archaic" stadium rules brought in by the Taylor report, rules that were described by the group as being "repressive". In the late 2000s, the club fell into administration. The Fanatics as a group's role then rocketed as they began organising protests that saw the fanbase on a global stage. The club was eventually saved from administration in 2010.
England as a footballing nation does not have a so-called "ultra culture" unlike most of Europe and because of this, the Fanatics stand out as being arguably the country's most well-known ultra group.
# Benjamin S. Graham

Benjamin S. Graham Sr. (1900–1960) was an American organizational theorist and consultant known as a pioneer in the development and application of scientific management and industrial engineering techniques to the office and factory clerical work. He is recognized as the founder of paperwork simplification. He saw a growing need for improvement in information processing back in the 1940s (when the professional and clerical segments of the workforce were still in the minority).

## Biography

Graham started his career in the insurance business. In the 1940s he was trained in work simplification by Allan H. Mogensen and Lillian Gilbreth, which had started at the 1944 Work Simplification Conferences at Lake Placid, where he participated in Mogensen's class.
Graham also participated in the programs of the Work Simplification Round Tables at New York University, the spring Methods Conferences conducted by the Wharton School of Finance at the University of Pennsylvania and at UCLA’s Engineering and Management Course. MIT, Northwestern University, Cornell and Georgia are among other colleges that called upon Mr. Graham throughout his career.
Graham organized and directed the Paperwork Simplification Conferences held at Madison, Wisconsin in the spring and fall, at the Seigniory Club, Quebec, Canada in the spring and at the University of Dayton, Ohio in the fall. He conducted many sold-out public training workshops between 1953 and 1959 along with numerous in-house workshops for organizations in the US, Canada, and South America. He also conducted hundreds of speaking engagements to professional societies. Ben S. Graham, Sr. died in 1960 at the age of 59.

## Work

Graham had adapted the Gilbreth flow process charts that were being used to improve factory work for use with more complex business processes. He was working with the Standard Register Company of Dayton, Ohio. His purpose was to display processes so that employee teams could study them and streamline them. Graham was invited to join Mogensen’s staff to provide instruction in paperwork simplification at Mogensen’s Work Simplification Conferences.
Graham was a prolific author with articles on Work Simplification and Management Methods, particularly as applied to office and paperwork, that appeared in Fortune, Industrial Engineering Magazine and a great variety of professional and other journals here and abroad. Standard Register published a collection of his articles that appeared in their PS magazine called Paperwork Simplification for Better Management Control.
His process-charting technique is now used worldwide for Business Process Improvement.

## Selected publications

* Graham, Ben S. "Paperwork Simplification." Industrial Management Institute (1950).
# Governor Mifflin School District

The Governor Mifflin School District is located in southern Berks County in southeastern Pennsylvania in the United States.

## Schools

The district comprises 6 schools, located throughout the district.
* Governor Mifflin Senior High School, serving grades 9–12, located in Shillington. The principal is Mr. Steve Murray.
* Governor Mifflin Middle School, serving grades 7–8, located in Shillington. The principal is Ms. Carissa Harley (former Asst. Principal at GMIS until 2024).
* Governor Mifflin Intermediate School, serving grades 5–6, located in Cumru Township (the listed address is Shillington). The principal is Mr. Cory Crider (former Asst. Principal until 2021).
* Mifflin Park Elementary, serving grades K–4, located in Cumru Township (the listed address is Shillington). The principal is Mrs. Melissa Paparella.
* Cumru Elementary, serving grades K–4, located in Cumru Township (the listed address is Shillington). The principal is Mr. Brian Cote.
* Brecknock Elementary, serving grades K–4, located in Brecknock Township (the listed address is Mohnton). The principal is Ms. Nicole Pagan.

## Sports

The Governor Mifflin School District has sports for the fall, winter, and spring. These sports are divided between the middle school and the high school. The middle school sports for the fall are cross country, soccer, cheerleading, field hockey, football, and volleyball. The high school sports for the fall are cross country, soccer, water polo, cheerleading, field hockey, football, tennis, and golf. The middle school sports for the winter are basketball, cheerleading, and wrestling. The high school sports for the winter are basketball, bowling, indoor track and field, swimming and diving, cheerleading, rifle, and wrestling. The middle school sports for the spring are baseball, track and field, and softball. The high school sports for the spring are baseball, lacrosse, track and field, tennis, volleyball, and softball.
# Grace Baptist Christian School (Tifton, Georgia)

Grace Baptist Christian School is a private Christian school located in Tifton, Georgia, United States.
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