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# Nicol Uddert

Nicholas (Nicol) Uddert or Udward or Udwart or Anglicised as Nicol Edward (c. 1550 – c. 1610) was a 16th century Scottish merchant who served as Provost of Edinburgh in 1592/93.

## Life

He was a son of Thomas Uddert. In July 1567, Michael Gilbert, Robert Abercromby, and Uddert were sent as Edinburgh's commissioners to the coronation of James VI at Stirling. Nicol Uddert worked for Regent Moray and in October 1568 came to York to serve him during the conference about Mary, Queen of Scots, and the casket letters.
He was elected Provost of Edinburgh in 1592 in succession to William Little of Liberton. He was succeeded in 1593 by Alexander Home of North Berwick.
During his period as Provost he hosted King James VI and his queen at his house. The king stayed in February 1592.

## House in Niddry's Wynd

His magnificent house, built as a "civic palace" and described as new in 1589, is said to have been one of the grandest in Edinburgh and stood on Niddry's Close midway along the Royal Mile on its south side. It passed to Lockhart of Carnwarth in the late 17th century, at which point the Earl of Mar lived opposite. It was demolished in 1780 to build South Bridge.
On 29 May 1589 the town council, at the request of James VI organised a banquet for ambassadors from towns in Holland in Uddert's new house. The English veteran sailor George Beeston brought a fleet to Scotland. On 5 June some of his crew came ashore into Edinburgh. Three got in fight in a tavern, one was stabbed, and after this they were attacked by a group of Spanish sailors, shipwrecked survivors of the Spanish Armada, and the English trumpet officer was killed. Beeston and the English ambassador William Ashby had an audience with James VI. The king gave Beeston a locket set with diamonds and 100 gold crowns to his captains. James VI requested that Edinburgh town council give him, his three captains, and the English ambassador and their courtier escorts an "honest banquet" in Nicol Uddert's "new house at house at dinner time." The banquets were organised by William Fairlie.
There was a scheme for Flemish cloth workers, weavers and walkers from the low countries, to come to Edinburgh and set up businesses or work for Nicol Uddert. The Parliament of Scotland noted in 1594 that nothing had happened and withdrew a tax exemption granted to Uddert to help the scheme.

## Family

Nicol Uddert married Jonet Gilbert, a daughter of the goldsmith Michael Gilbert. Nicol was the father of Nathaniel Udwart. He also had a son, Nicol, Dean of Guild in Edinburgh, whose daughter Margaret married Alexander Ellis of Mortonhall.
He is thought to be father of Alexander Udwart, a burgess in Edinburgh in 1597.
# Churchill kimberlite field

The Churchill kimberlite field is a kimberlite field near Hudson Bay in Nunavut, Canada. It was formed during three magmatic events between 225 and 170 million years ago. The proposed source of volcanism has been the New England and Cape Verde hotspots.
# Anneka Stephens

Anneka Stephens (born 4 September 1989) is a New Zealand rugby league footballer who played for the St. George Illawarra Dragons in the NRL Women's Premiership. She has represented Cook Islands in rugby sevens.

## Background

Stephens was born in Invercargill, where she played touch football and rugby union before moving to Perth, Western Australia.

## Playing career
### Rugby league

In Perth, Stephens played rugby league for the Joondalup Giants in the women's NRLWA competition.
In June 2018, Stephens represented the Combined Affiliated States at the Women's National Championships. On 27 June 2018, she signed with the St. George Illawarra Dragons in the NRL Women's Premiership.
In Round 1 of the 2018 NRL Women's season, she made her debut for the Dragons, starting at hooker in their 4–30 loss to the Brisbane Broncos. She played all three games for the Dragons in 2018, starting all of them at hooker.

### Rugby sevens

In 2016, she represented the Cook Islands at the 2016 Rugby World Women's Sevens Olympic Repechage Tournament in Dublin.
# Bob Stensholt

Robert Einar Stensholt (born 11 July 1945) is a former Australian Labor Party politician who represented the Victorian state seat of Burwood in the Victorian Legislative Assembly (the lower house) of the state's parliament.
He represented Burwood for the Victorian ALP from 1999 to 2010. From 2007 he was the Chair of the Public Accounts and Estimates Committee, and from February 2003 to December 2006 he was Parliamentary Secretary for Treasury and Finance.
His initial victory in the seat of Burwood came at a by-election on 11 December 1999 following the resignation from parliament of the previous member for Burwood (and former Premier of Victoria) Jeff Kennett. Stensholt had been defeated by Kennett at the state election held two months earlier. However, at the by-election, the Liberals lost 15 percent of their primary vote, allowing Stensholt to take the seat on a swing of 10.4 percent.
His by-election victory was unexpected and cemented the result of the 1999 state election, which for a period had been up for grabs following an election in which three independents ended up with the balance of power, eventually throwing their support behind the Labor Party. The Liberals, in the person of Kennett, had held the seat since it was recreated in 1976, most recently by a margin of 10% at the state election less than two months previously.
Early in his career, Stensholt had studied to be a Catholic priest, a matter the Liberal Party attempted to make some mileage out of during his by-election campaign.
Since discontinuing his religious studies, he had primarily worked in various roles with the Australian Public Service in Canberra, most notably as Assistant Director-General of Australia's overseas aid program, AusAID. Prior to being elected, he was working as a senior research fellow at Monash University and as an international development consultant.
He was re-elected for a third term at the 2006 Victorian State Election with a two-candidate preferred margin of 7.46%.
He was defeated at the 2010 election when the ALP was voted out of office, with a 9.6% swing against him, seeing the seat return to Liberal hands.
# The House of Hanging

The House of Hanging (病院坂の首縊りの家, Byoinzaka no kubikukuri no ie), also known as The House of Hanging on Hospital Slope, is a 1979 Japanese film directed by Kon Ichikawa. It is based on Seishi Yokomizo's novel of the same name, and is the fifth film in Kon Ichikawa and Koji Ishizaka's Kindaichi film series.

## Plot

Kindaichi Kosuke visits a photo studio to take a photo for his passport. There he happens to meet a daughter who came to request a wedding anniversary photo shoot. Kindaichi and the owner of the photo studio visit a house called Byoinzaka no Kubikukuri no Ie to hand that photo to her.

## Cast

* Kōji Ishizaka as Kindaichi Kosuke
* Masao Kusakari as Hinatsu Mokutarō
* Takeshi Katō as Detective Todoriki
* Junko Sakurada as Igarashi Chizuru
* Yoshiko Sakuma as Hogen Yayoi
* Hideji Ōtaki as Kanō
* Akiji Kobayashi as Sannosuke
* Kie Nakai
* Teruhiko Aoi as Yamauchi Toshio
* Mitsuko Kusabue as Amamiya Junko
* Eitaro Ozawa as Honjō Tokubei
# Haigui

Haigui (simplified Chinese: 海归; traditional Chinese: 海歸; pinyin: hǎiguī) is a Chinese language slang term for Chinese nationals who have returned to mainland China after having studied abroad. The term is a pun on the homophonic hǎiguī (simplified Chinese: 海龟; traditional Chinese: 海龜) meaning "sea turtle".
Graduates from foreign universities used to be highly sought out by employers in China. A 2017 study found that haigui are now less likely to receive a callback from potential employers compared to Chinese students with a Chinese degree. Possible causes of this reversal include the rising quality of Chinese education institutions and the high salary demands of haigui.
Over 800,000 recently graduated haigui returned to China in 2020, an increase of 70% from 2019, largely due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.

## Motivations

Some haigui have returned to China due to the late-2000s recession in the U.S. and Europe. According to PRC government statistics, only a quarter of the 1.2 million Chinese people who have gone abroad to study in the past 30 years have returned. As MIT Sloan School of Management professor Yasheng Huang, an American, states:
   The Chinese educational system is terrible at producing workers with innovative skills for Chinese economy. It produces people who memorize existing facts rather than discovering new facts; who fish for existing solutions rather than coming up with new ones; who execute orders rather than inventing new ways of doing things. In other words they do not solve problems for their employers.

## Etymology and history

The word is a pun, as hai 海 means "ocean" and gui 龟; 龜 is a homophone of gui 归; 歸 meaning "to return". The name was first used by Ren Hong, a young man returning to China as a graduate of Yale University seven years after leaving aboard a tea freighter from Guangzhou to the United States.

## Notable haigui

* Sun Yat-Sen, first president of the Republic of China
* Zhou Enlai, first premier and foreign minister of the People's Republic of China
* Tang Xianhu, badminton player and coach
* Deng Xiaoping, elder of the Chinese Communist Party
* Qian Xuesen, father of the Chinese rocket program
# Rita Agbo Ayim

Rita Agbo Ayim (born 1962) is a Nigerian politician and People Democratic Party member from Ogoja local government in Cross River State.

## Political career

She previously was the chairman of the Ogoja local government area and commissioner of women affairs in the executive council of Cross River State under Governor Ben Ayade.
She is currently a member of the State House of Assembly in Cross River State.
# 21st Annie Awards

21st Annie Awards
November 5, 1993
Best Feature Film:
Aladdin
Best Television Program:
The Simpsons
The 21st Annie Awards were given by the International Animated Film Association to honor outstanding achievements in the animation field in 1992.

## Production categories

Winners are listed first, highlighted in boldface, and indicated with a double dagger (‡).
| Best Animated Feature Aladdin – Walt Disney Pictures‡ Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland – Tokyo Movie Shinsha, Paramount Once Upon a Forest – 20th Century Fox | Best Animated Television Program The Simpsons – 20th Century Fox Television‡ Disney's The Little Mermaid – Walt Disney Television Animation Steven Spielberg's Tiny Toon Adventures – Warner Bros. Animation The Ren & Stimpy Show – Nickelodeon Batman: The Animated Series – Warner Bros. Animation |
| Best Animated Television Commercial Polar Bears – Coca-Cola, Sierra Hotel Productions‡ Aerospace Jordan – Nike, Renegade Animation Come to Life – Coors, Acme Filmworks In the Dark – Butterfinger, Film Roman One Good Hand – Oregon State Lottery, Acme Filmworks Runball – Footlocker, Duck Soup Productions Woman Finding Love – Levi’s, Acme Filmworks |

## Juried Awards

Winsor McCay Award Recognition for career contributions to the art of animation
* Roy E. Disney
* Jack Zander
* George Dunning
Outstanding Individual Achievement in the Field of Animation
* Ed Gombert
* Ron Clements
* Dan Castellaneta
* Eric Goldberg
Certificate of Merit Recognition for service to the art, craft and industry of animation
* Judi Cassell
* Dave Master
# Alberte Vingum

Alberte Vingum Andersen (born November 14, 2004) is a Danish soccer player who plays as a goalkeeper for HB Køge in the Elite Division and the Denmark national team.

## Career
### Club team

She has previously played for the childhood club TPI Fodbold, and later Odense Q, at a higher level.
In September 2021, she signed a contract with the defending Danish champions from HB Køge, where she was to act as second choice for American Kaylan Marckese. On 29 May 2022, she made her official debut for the first team, in a play-off match in the Gjensidige Kvindeligaen against FC Thy-Thisted Q that ended 5–2 in Køge's favour.

### National team

She has appeared several times for the Danish youth national teams and for the qualification for the U/19 European Championship.
The day after her debut for HB Køge, on 31 May 2022, she was selected for the first time for the senior national team, for an official friendly match against Austria in Wiener Neustadt, included as third choice.

## Merits

* The Elite Division:
** Winner (1): 2022
# Anakeesta Knob

Anakeesta Knob is a mountain in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in Tennessee. It has an elevation of 5,988 feet (1,825 m), and is accessible via The Boulevard Trail.

## Description

Anakeesta Knob is located in the central Great Smoky Mountains in Sevier County, Tennessee. It is situated between Mount LeConte to the northwest, and Mount Kephart and Charlies Bunion to the east. At an elevation of 5,988 feet (1,825 m), Anakeesta Knob is the tallest mountain in Tennessee with an elevation less than 6,000 feet (1,800 m). The mountain is largely forested, and contains exposed rock outcroppings on its summit. Anakeesta Knob is accessible via The Boulevard Trail, which runs between Mount Le Conte and the Appalachian Trail at Mount Kephart. The name "Anakeesta" means "the place of high ground" in the Cherokee language.
# Ron Orp's Mail

Ron Orp's Mail is an e-mail newsletter which is sent each weekday, from Monday to Friday, to subscribers in a dozen cities in Europe and the Americas.
Romano Strebel and Christian Klinner started Ron Orp's Mail in 2004 in Zurich, Switzerland. Initially it covered only Zurich, with news about the city’s cultural, gastronomic and party offerings, and also tips concerning music, media, reading and TV. Trends and new projects from the city as well as from around the globe are covered. The public market place is another important element of the newsletter. There inserts are published which have previously been advertised on the affiliated homepage.
The newsletter is nominally published by Ron Orp, but he is never seen and there is disagreement as to whether he exists or is a marketing gimmick.

## History

2004: The first issue of Ron Orp’s Mail is sent to 100 subscribers in Zurich on April 29, 2004. Within nine months, subscriptions reach 1000.
2005–2006: In December 2006, subscriptions reach 13,500. At that time, all content for the newsletter is compiled by only three people on a voluntary basis.
2007: Website and newsletter undergo a redesign. Additionally, the newsletter expands to Vienna, Basel, Bern, Lucerne, and Winterthur. In December 2007, subscriptions reach 25,000.
2008: The number of subscribers continues to rise and reaches 41,000 by December 2008. More than 20 people now work for Ron Orp’s Mail in the various cities. Expansion to St. Gallen and also New York City, Berlin and Munich. A weekly English-language version is also launched in Zurich (appears every Thursday).
2009: Website and newsletter undergo a second redesign. The number of subscribers reaches a new peak of 63,000.
2010: Ron Orp expands further, to French-speaking Switzerland (Geneva), Brazil (Brasília) and the UK (London). Ron Orp Zurich launches a digital magazine for the city called Ron Orp’s Magazine and an iPhone app. In December 2010, Ron Orp is awarded the title Digital Marketer of the Year by IAB Switzerland. Subscriber numbers: 100,000 (December 2010).
# Bridgeville Elementary School District

The "Bridgeville Elementary School District" is a school district in Bridgeville, California. It offers classes from kindergarten through grade 8, in a portion of eastern Humboldt County, California. It operates the Bridgeville School in Bridgeville.
# Guntis Sics

Guntis Sics is an Australian sound engineer. He was nominated for an Academy Award in the category Best Sound for the film Moulin Rouge! He has worked on more than 25 films since 1992, including the 2013 adaptation of The Great Gatsby, starring Leonardo DiCaprio.

## Selected filmography

* Moulin Rouge! (2001)
* Australia (2008)
* The Great Gatsby (2013)
# Robbe Quirynen

Robbe Quirynen (born 3 November 2001) is a Belgian professional footballer who plays as a defender for Dessel.

## Club career

He made his Belgian First Division A debut for Antwerp on 4 August 2019 in a game against Waasland-Beveren.
On 27 January 2022, Quirynen signed with Deinze until the end of the 2021–22 season.
On 10 April 2022, Quirynen signed a two-year deal with Beerschot.
On 29 June 2024, Quirynen moved to Dessel on a one-season contract.

## Honours

Antwerp
* Belgian Cup: 2019–20
# Earl Barish

Earl Barish (born 1943 in Fort William, Ontario) is a businessman from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. His family developed the Dickie Dee ice cream mobile brand.
He also owned the IBA (the International Basketball Association) team, the Winnipeg Cyclone. Barish also served as league president of the IBA from 1995 to 1999.
In March 2006, Barish was appointed president and CEO of 4328796 Manitoba Ltd. This numbered company was the major shareholder in Salisbury House, a chain of 22 (at the time of Barish's nomination) restaurants in the Winnipeg area. The chain was sold in December 2017 to a partnership that includes restaurateur Noel Bernier, the Metis Economic Development Fund (MEDF), David Filmon, and several senior managers of Salisbury House. In July 2019, it was announced that Barish had purchased Noel Bernier's shares in the Salisbury House chain back less than two years after selling it.
In June 2008, Barish was appointed the chairman of the Board of B'nai Brith Canada.
Barish also served on the executive committee of Maccabi Canada.
# Driver-controlled operation

Driver-controlled operation is the operation of a train in which the driver carries out all the essential roles needed to operate the train itself. It differs from driver-only operation (DOO, also called one-person operation) in that other members of staff also work on board—for example, revenue collectors.
Currently, only around 30% of Britain's journeys are either DCO or DOO, meaning the remainder require a guard to operate and thus, if there is no available guard, the service must be cancelled. In some cases, DCO means only the unavailability of a guard would not lead to the cancellation of a train, while other forms of DCO require a guard to remain present for the service to operate.

## Railways using DCO

A deal agreed between Greater Anglia (train operating company) and RMT union meant that all of their intercity and regional services would change to DCO. However, unlike other DCO in place in the UK, a guard could still operate the doors in exceptional circumstances and must still be present in order for the service to run. The only exceptions are on intercity services between Liverpool Street and Ipswich, and regional services between Ely and Stansted Airport, where trains were already cleared to run without guards.
Arriva Rail North were also hoping to agree a similar deal, however this was not achieved and on 1 March 2020, the Department for Transport took over operations as Northern Trains, who are also looking to implement DCO, so could be implemented in the future.
Other examples of DCO within the UK includes Abellio ScotRail and Southern and Southeastern longer distance routes and services.
Merseyrail have implemented DCO onboard their British Rail Class 777 fleet, requiring a signal from the Train Manager for the driver to begin the Close Door process, following a deal reached by the RMT after disputes with Merseyrail previously planning to run the trains with DOO.
South Western Railway have implemented DCO on London suburban services for its new fleet of British Rail Class 701 trains. The RMT has opposed to these changes and have held various strikes on many occasions including 27 days in December 2019.
In April 2021, a deal was agreed between South Western Railway and RMT. Whilst South Western Railway claimed to have implemented a DCO method for their inner suburban routes, unlike Southern, the guard would still be an essential crew member on the train and would be required to be onboard.
# Andrews Park (Champlin, Minnesota)

Andrews Park, Champlin Minnesota is a neighborhood park in Champlin, Minnesota. Andrews Park is a popular place in the community during the spring and summer seasons, providing a playground, splash pad with concession stand, athletic facilities, and a picnic pavilion which may be used for family reunions, birthday parties, and community events. In 2022, the Andrews Park Splash Pad will be open May 31 thru September 4.

## About

Andrews Park consists of a modular play area, one toddler-age creative play area, four softball fields, one baseball field, one basketball court, three soccer/football fields, two hockey rinks, four tennis courts, two sand volleyball courts, one large picnic are, one warming house, one park building with a concession area, multiple restrooms, and several trails to walk on.

## Location

Andrews park is located at 7200 117th Avenue N. in Champlin, Minnesota.

## Summer Sports

Under the Champlin Dayton Athletic Association, Andrews Park is the host of summer softball and soccer leagues. The softball league is for grades 1st through 12th and the soccer league is for grades pre-k through 12th. Andrews also hosts other Associations such as the Rebels Soccer club games and practices.

## Improvement Project

Andrews Park recently completed a three phase project. Phase 1 expanded the park's parking lots. Phase 2 consisted of the development of a new "splash pad", a larger picnic area, and building improvements. Lastly, Phase 3 included a new shade shelter for the softball fields. This project was finished in the fall of 2014.
# Ebbisa Adunya

Ebbisa Adunya (also spelled Eebbisaa Addunyaa; born circa 1970 – died August 30, 1996) was an Oromo musician, poet, and political activist from Ethiopia.

## Life

Born in Dembi Dollo, Western Oromia, Ebbisa became a cultural figure for the Oromo people. His music, deeply rooted in Oromo traditions, played a crucial role in promoting Oromo culture and identity, especially during a period when such expressions were suppressed by the Ethiopian government.
Ebbisa was also an active member of the Oromo Liberation Front (OLF), an organization advocating for the self-determination of the Oromo people. He fought alongside the Oromo Liberation Army (OLA), the armed wing of the OLF, during the Ethiopian Civil War. His songs often reflected his political commitment, addressing themes of resistance and hope for the Oromo community.

## Death

On August 30, 1996, Ebbisa and his friend Tana Wayessa were tragically shot dead by government gunmen at Ebbisa's home in the Shiromeda area of Addis Ababa. Ethiopian authorities initially claimed Ebbisa died by suicide, a narrative that was widely dismissed by his supporters and human rights groups. The BBC has documented inconsistencies in the official account of his death, suggesting that it was an extrajudicial killing linked to his activism.
Eyewitnesses reported that the bodies were taken away by individuals in a vehicle with government license plates. The incident was documented by the Oromia Support Group, a UK-based human rights organization, and is considered a significant event in the persecution of Oromo activists during that time.

## Legacy

Ebbisa Adunya’s legacy continues through his music, which remains a source of inspiration for the Oromo community and beyond.
# Brighton Central School District

The Brighton Central School District is a public school district in New York State that serves approximately 3,800 students in portions of the towns of Brighton and Pittsford in Monroe County. In 2022, the district had over 650 employees and an operating budget of $87,686,048. The average class size was 20 students.

## Board of education

The board of education has seven elected members. Members serve overlapping three-year terms with two or three seats up for election each year.

## Schools

* Council Rock Primary School (CRPS) Grades K-2, 623 students
* French Road Elementary School (FRES) Grades 3–5, 697 students
* Twelve Corners Middle School (TCMS) Grades 6–8, 831 students
* Brighton High School (BHS) Grades 9–12, 1,227 students
# Galina Shatnaya

Galina Shatnaya (born 28 March 1975) is a Kazakhstani synchronized swimmer. She competed in the women's duet at the 2000 Olympic Games.