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# Henry Callahan

Henry Callahan (1957–1982) was a player and ambassador of Ultimate and helped bring the sport to the University of Oregon, formally establishing a team in 1978. In 1982, he was murdered during a robbery while working in Boulder, Colorado. Both the Callahan Award, given each year to the best male and female college Ultimate players and the Callahan Rules of Ultimate are named after him. The idea and the award were founded by Charles Kerr, a long-time coach.
There is also a move in Ultimate named after Callahan called a Callahan. A Callahan is when a defensive player intercepts the disc in the opponent's end zone for a point. It is a rare occurrence, because it requires a defender to intercept, rather than simply block, a pass in the offense's own end zone. Under normal circumstances, the offense does not start a possession within their own end zone, so opportunities for a Callahan are limited to situations where the offense has been forced into their own end zone (either by a good pull or defensive pressure) or backward passes near the end zone. The move is so called because it was first legalized as a goal (rather than needing to be put into play from the goal line) in the Callahan version of the rules, which differed from the Ultimate Player Association's current rules at the time. The rules were subsequently changed in both the UPA (now USA Ultimate) and the World Flying Disc Federation to make a Callahan a legal goal under all rule sets used for Ultimate.
Henry Callahan was also a disc golf player and his family donated money to install a memorial disc golf course at Bevier Park in Waukegan, Illinois. Completed in 1992 and expanded in 2008, this course is located in Henry Callahan Memorial Park.
# Owen Holland (academic)

Owen Holland (born 1947) is professor emeritus of cognitive robotics (Informatics) in the Sackler Centre for Consciousness Science at the University of Sussex. He was until recently a professor of computer science at the University of Essex, England. Previously, he has held faculty positions at Caltech, University of Bielefeld, Starlab and the University of the West of England.
Holland is best known for his work in biologically-inspired robotics, where he has contributed to the theory and practice of collective robotics, ant algorithms and machine consciousness, among other sub-fields. Some of the projects he has been involved in have attracted attention from the media, notably the Slugbot project, which aimed to produce a robotic predator capable of sustaining its energy levels from hunting and digesting slugs. Holland is also known for recovering and restoring one of Grey Walter's robot 'tortoises'.
For the last ten years he has mainly been interested in the prospects for building a conscious machine. In 2001 he was an organiser and session chair for one of the first symposia on machine consciousness, and in 2003 he edited a special issue of the Journal of Consciousness Studies on the topic. In 2004 he obtained the first major funding for a machine consciousness project which investigated whether a human-like robot with a self-model and a world-model might exhibit features characteristic of consciousness. The robot, CRONOS, was further developed in a European project ECCEROBOT led by Holland, which ran from 2009 – 2011. Holland has been an active contributor to most of the machine consciousness symposia held in the last decade, and serves on the editorial board of the International Journal of Machine Consciousness.
# Naniwa Photography Club

The Naniwa Photography Club (浪華写真倶楽部) is an avant-garde amateur photography club that was established with the support of the Kuwata Photographic Materials company in 1904 in Osaka. It is the oldest amateur photography club in Japan. Key members were Kuwata Shozaburo, Ishii Yoshinosuke, Kometani Koro, Fukumori Hayuko, Yasui Nakaji, Yoho Tsuda, Hirai Terushichi, Kobayashi Meison, and Umesaka Ori.
After establishment, the club began to exhibit their Nami-ten exhibition. This photography exhibition has been held almost every year since the club was established with several exceptions of the years during World War II. The clubs second exhibition was held in 1908 and kicked off major organized activities by the club. The central photographers in this exhibition were Kometani Koro, Yokoyama Kinkei and Kajiwara Keibun. These photographers used pigment printing process in their gum-bichromate prints.
During the Taisho Era, the group's works were centered around Pictorialism. Yasui Nakaji became a member of the Naniwa Photography Club in the second half of the Taisho Era. He used the Bromoil Process to create his Pictorialist photographs. Nakaji would later establish the Tampei Photography Club in 1930.
The character of the works exhibited by the Naniwa Photography Club changed drastically in the 21st Nami-ten exhibition in 1932 when the works of Koishi Kiyoshi were exhibited. Koishi's series Early Summer Nerves utilized special techniques such as photogram and photomontage. This was the moment that the Naniwa Photography Club became one of the central clubs of the Japanese Shinko-Shashin (New Photography) Movement. They embarked on a more Surrealist approach to avant-garde photography in Japan.
Together with the Tampei Photography Club and the Ashiya Camera Club, the Naniwa Photography Club became the cultural powerhouses of the Kansai photography scene. While their counterparts in Tokyo focused more on a journalistic approach to photography that highlighted social issues the Kansai photography clubs pursued a more modernist style approach.
Sakata Minoru was a member of the Naniwa Photography Club but in 1934 became the leader of the Nagoya Photography Group.
# Boxwell SSSI

Boxwell SSSI (grid reference ST816928) is a 5.31-hectare (13.1-acre) biological Site of Special Scientific Interest in Gloucestershire, notified in 1954. The site is listed in the 'Cotswold District' Local Plan 2001-2011 (on line) as a Key Wildlife Site (KWS).

## Location and habitat

The site is within the Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and is situated on a steep south-west facing Jurassic limestone slope. The site is considered of national importance being one of only three in the country where Box (Buxus sempervirens) is believed to be native. The site represents the best example of tall scrub-woodland habitat in Britain.
# Seun

Seun is a unisex Nigerian name that means "thanks". The full form is usually "Oluwaseun" which means "thank God".

## Given name

* Seun Adigun (born 1987), Nigerian runner
* Seun Kuti, Nigerian musician
* Seun Omojola, Nigerian singer, songwriter and actress
* Seun Osewa, Nigerian internet entrepreneur
* Seun Ogunkoya (born 1977), Nigerian sprinter

## Surname

* Abayomi Owonikoko Seun (born 1992), Nigerian-Georgian football player
* Olulayo Seun (born 1996), Nigerian football player
# Wang Hongxu

Wang Hongxu (Chinese: 王鴻緖‎; pinyin: Wáng hóngxù; Wade–Giles: Wang Hung-hsü, 22 September 1645 – 14 September 1723) was a Han Chinese official, historian, and calligrapher during the Qing dynasty who frequently served as a personal spy for the Kangxi Emperor.

## Biography

Born in Huating, Jiangsu, Wang took the imperial examination in 1673 and earned a jinshi degree with the banyan distinction. He was appointed a compiler in the Hanlin Academy soon after. He served in a variety of appointments at the imperial court and in educational posts in the provinces before being made one of the chief editors of the History of Ming in 1682 with Tang Bin and Xu Qianxue. However, he was forced to retire in 1689 after being accused by the censor Guo Xiu of colluding with Gao Shiqi and others in the taking of bribes. Wang nevertheless returned as co-director in charge of compiling the History of Ming in 1694.
He took on positions of increasing responsibility, becoming Minister of Works in 1699 and then Minister of Revenue in 1708. Wang also became highly trusted by the emperor; he served as his personal spy, submitting secret memorials about other officials. The Kangxi Emperor even trusted him to investigate his own son, Crown Prince Yunreng, who was alleged, among a litany of other crimes, to have been involved in the trafficking of children in the Suzhou area. However, Wang soon became embroiled in the factionalism between the Kangxi Emperor's sons over the succession to the throne in the late 1700s. He supported Maci's position regarding Yunsi's succession to the throne and was forced to retire in 1709. In retirement, Wang continued working on the History of Ming and submitted his work to the throne in 1714. He was recalled to Beijing to do editorial work the following year. Wang continued adding to his drafts of the History of Ming, heavily plagiarising many other historians in the process, including Wan Sitong. He submitted this draft to the throne before he died in 1723 in Beijing.
# HMS Tobago (1805)

HMS Tobago was a schooner of unknown origin that the British Royal Navy purchased in 1805. In 1806 a French privateer captured her. The Royal Navy recaptured her in 1809 and took her into service as HMS Vengeur before selling her later that year.

## Career

Lieutenant Donald Campbell was appointed 20 February 1805 to command the schooner that the Royal Navy had purchased and named Tobago. Campbell participated in a successful attack made in company with Curieux on two merchantmen, lying for protection under the batteries at Barcelona, on the coast of Caraccas. Campbell left Tobago in July.
Lieutenant John Salomon (acting) assumed command of Tobago towards the close of 1805. He had commanded the prison ship Amboyna. Tobago then spent some months sailing between Grenada, Barbados, and Guadeloupe exchanging prisoners of war.
On 6 August Tobago was in company with Jason, Hart, and the schooner Maria when they captured Hercules.

### Capture

Before dawn on 18 October 1806 Tobago left Dominica where she had been replenishing her water supplies. Soon after, Salmon sighted a brig, joined by a schooner and a sloop, that all made towards Tobago. Tobago prepared for action, while attempting to steer away from the probably hostile squadron. The enemy closed by 8:30, with the schooner and sloop exchanging fire with Tobago. The French attempted to board, but Tobago repulsed the attempt. She was not able to escape though, and the French schooner was able to get her jib-boom over Tobago's taffrail and rake her with small arms fire. Salmon received a shot in the head and his men took him below decks. Sub-Lieutenant Nichols Gould assumed command and continued the fight for another half-hour but then, with Tobago having lost one man killed and 15 wounded (including Salmon), was forced to strike. Her captor was the French privateer General Ernouf, of 16 guns. Général Ernouf (1805 - 1808), was a Danish 16-gun brig, originally under the command of the notable French privateer captain Alexis Grassin. Tabago sold for 15,300 francs at Guadeloupe.
On 24 June 1807 Salmon received promotion to the rank of Lieutenant after his release and repatriation.

### Recapture

On 24 January 1809 Beagle was in the English Channel when she captured Vengeur, of 16 guns and 48 men. Vengeur was in company with Grand Napoleon, which escaped. Vengeur herself did not surrender until Beagle came alongside, though her captain, M. Bourgnie, was wounded. Vengeur had made no captures. Vengeur was the former Tobago.

## Disposal

The Royal Navy took Vengeur into service as HMS Vengeur, but sold her within the year.
# Robert Góralczyk

Robert Góralczyk may refer to:
* Robert Góralczyk (football manager) (born 1974), Polish football manager
* Robert Góralczyk (ice hockey) (1943–1984), Polish ice hockey player
# Truth (1998 Michael Sweet album)

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Truth is a demo album released by Christian rock singer and Stryper frontman, Michael Sweet. The album was independently produced by Sweet and released in 1998 under his own label.
The album was sold through Sweet's website and did very well selling over 10,000 units, prompting several labels to seek rights to release it. The album was re-released two years later (see Truth (2000 version)).
Two of the songs ("One" and "Rain") were not included in the 2000 version.

## Track listing

All songs written by Michael Sweet, except where noted:
* "Truth" (Sweet, Joel Christian) - 4:48
* "I Am Adam" (Sweet, Christian) - 4:29
* "Blue Bleeds Through" (Sweet, Paul Heusman) - 4:22
* "Wool & Chiffon" - 4:45
* "Lift My Head" (Sweet, Heusman) - 4:15
* "One" (Sweet, Christian) - 5:36
* "Achilles Heel" (Sweet, Christian) - 3:52
* "Rain" (Sweet, Heusman) - 3:28
* "Distracted" (Sweet, Heusman) - 4:58
* "Stone" (Sweet, Christian) - 5:01

## Personnel

* Michael Sweet - lead vocals, acoustic and electric guitars
* Kenny Lewis - drums and percussion
* Chris Miles - bass guitar
* Rob Graves - additional acoustic guitars
* Rob Keith - guitar solo on "Distracted"
* Taylor Armerding- mandolin on "One"
* Muzzy - drums
* Philip Bynoe - bass guitar
* Steve Hunt - organ and strings
* Deddrick Terry - piano and strings
* Pete Vantine - piano and orchestrations on "Stone"
* Gigi Abraham - additional vocals on "One"
* Nick Ventresca - additional background vocals on "Truth
# William Earle

William Earle may refer to:
* Bill Earle (1911–1983), Australian rules footballer
* Billy Earle (1867–1946), American baseball player
* William A. Earle (1919–1988), American philosopher
* William Earle (athlete) (born 1941), Australian sprinter
* William Earle (shipping), engineer and one of the founders in 1845 of Earle's Shipbuilding in Kingston upon Hull, England
* William Earle (USS Merrimac), Acting Master of the US Civil War steamer USS Merrimac when it sank on February 15, 1865
* William Earle, fictional character from the 2005 film Batman Begins
* Major General William Earle (soldier) (1833–1885), British Commander at the Battle of Kirbekan
* William Rawlinson Earle (c. 1703–1774), British Member of Parliament for Cricklade, Malmesbury and Newport, Isle of Wight
* William Earle (MP) (1728–1774), British Member of Parliament for Cricklade
* William Earle (Newfoundland politician) (1884–1968), Newfoundland politician
* William Benson Earle (1740–1796), English philanthropist
* William P. S. Earle (1882–1972), American film director
* William Earle (slave trader), 18th century slave trader
# Nang Ka Teih

Founded by the people of Chin (Zo), Nang Ka Teih is a town ward within Sagain Division or next to Khampat town in the Myanmar state of Chin and Sagain Division. It has a very high concentration of the religion. Nang Ka Teih is one of the best location in Chin State and listed among the peace area.
# Bradytriton

Bradytriton is a monotypic genus of salamanders in the family Plethodontidae. it is represented by the species Bradytriton silus, commonly known as the Finca Chiblac salamander, and has been considered the sister taxon of the genus Oedipina. It is found in north-western Guatemala and in Chiapas, south-eastern Mexico.

## Description

Adult males measure 39–53 mm (1.5–2.1 in) and adult females 49–53 mm (1.9–2.1 in) in snout–vent length. The body is stocky. The head is relatively broad and essentially continuous with the body. The tail is short and laterally compressed, appearing stout when viewed from the side. The limbs are short and slender with diminutive digits that are, apart from their tips, fused together. Dorsal coloration is reddish brown. The head is mostly black and there are black flecks on the anterior part of the body. The cheeks, sides of the tail, and lower flanks are black with dense white flecks.

## Habitat and conservation

In north-western Guatemala, Bradytriton silus is known from both disturbed and undisturbed wet forest at an elevation of about 1,310 m (4,300 ft) above sea level. Specimens were found under pieces of wood and logs. Development is presumably direct (i.e., no free-living larval stage) and not dependent on water.
The area of the type locality is subject to severe habitat loss caused by the settlement of refugees and expanding agriculture; the species has not been recorded there after 1976, despite later searches. However, another population was reported from Chiapas, Mexico in 2015.
# Mordella moscoviensis

Mordella moscoviensis is a species of beetle in the genus Mordella of the family Mordellidae, which is part of the superfamily Tenebrionoidea. It was discovered in 1921 and named after Moscow.
# Wang Hongyi

Wang Hongyi (Chinese: 王弘義) (died 694) was a secret police official during the Chinese dynasty Tang dynasty and Wu Zetian's Zhou dynasty.
It is not known when Wang Hongyi was born, but it is known that he was from Hengshui. He was known as a hoodlum in his youth, and on one occasion, when he begged for melons from a farmer but the farmer refused, he falsely reported to the county magistrate that there was a white rabbit—then considered a sign of good virtue for the emperor—in the melon field; the magistrate sent soldiers into the field to hunt try to find the white rabbit, and the melon field was destroyed. On another occasion, when he went through the region of Zhao (趙州, part of modern Shijiazhuang, Hebei) and Bei (貝州, roughly modern Xingtai, Hebei), he happened to see the country people putting on a vegetarian feast for Buddhist monks, and he falsely reported that they were plotting a rebellion. More than 200 people were killed.
As of 690, Wu Zetian, then empress dowager and regent over her son Emperor Ruizong, was poised to take the throne herself, and by that point, she had given Wang a general title, and then made him an assistant censor. On one occasion, when Wang Anren (王安仁) the commandant at Sheng Prefecture (勝州, in modern Hohhot, Inner Mongolia) was accused of treason, Empress Dowager Wu sent Wang Hongyi to investigate. Wang Anren put himself in stocks to try to show his loyalty, but Wang Hongyi was not persuaded, and had Wang Anren beheaded even as he was in the stocks; he also beheaded Wang Anren's son. As he was returning to the eastern capital Luoyang, he went through Fen Prefecture (汾州, roughly modern Lüliang, Shanxi), where the military advisor to the prefect, a man named Mao, held a feast for him. For reasons unknown, however, during the feast, he ordered Mao to leave the table and beheaded Mao. He put Mao's head on a spear and entered Luoyang with it, and everyone who saw the sight shivered. At that time, the prison for political prisoners were inside the Lijing Gate (麗景門), and as political prisoners entering that gate would thus rarely be able to leave alive, Wang jokingly referred to the Lijing Gate with two different characters, 例竟, also pronounced Lijing but meaning "the end."
In 692, Wang falsely implicated the chancellors Li Youdao, Wang Xuan, Yuan Zhihong, Cui Shenji, and Li Yuansu, and other officials Kong Siyuan (孔思元) and Ren Linghui (任令輝), and all of them were removed from their posts and exiled to the Lingnan region.
In 694, Wang was accused of corruption and exiled to Qiong Prefecture. He pretended to receive an edict from Wu Zetian recalling him to Luoyang, but as he reached the north bank of the Han River, he encountered the censor Hu Yuanli (胡元禮). Hu interrogated him and found out that he falsely claimed to be recalled by edict. Unable to defend himself, Wang pleaded with Hu, stating, "I am but similar to you, sir." Hu responded, "When you, sir, were a censor, I was the sheriff of Luoyang. I am now a censor and you are now a prisoner. Where is the similarity?" He had Wang caned to death. He had had brother Wang i have no idea killed.
# Tiger by the Tail

Tiger by the Tail may refer to:

## Books

* "Tiger by the Tail" (short story), a 1961 science fiction short story by Alan E. Nourse
* Medusa: A Tiger by the Tail, a 1983 science fiction novel by Jack L. Chalker
* Tiger by the Tail (Chase novel), a 1954 thriller novel by James Hadley Chase
* Tiger by the Tail (Coelho novel), a 2013 novel by Indian author Venita Coelho

## Film and TV

* Tiger by the Tail (1955 film), a British crime film directed by John Gilling and starring Larry Parks, Constance Smith and Donald Stewart
* Tiger by the Tail (1970 film), an American crime film starring Christopher George and Tippi Hedren
# Second Inquisition

Second Inquisition is a tabletop role-playing game supplement released on March 16, 2022, by Renegade Game Studios, for use with the game Vampire: The Masquerade, and is part of the larger World of Darkness series. It describes globally connected groups of vampire hunters in the game's setting, and how to create antagonists belonging to them for game campaigns.

## Overview

Second Inquisition is a sourcebook for use with the fifth edition of the horror tabletop role-playing game Vampire: The Masquerade, where players take the roles of vampires. It describes the Second Inquisition and its backgrounds – globally connected churches and agencies in the setting that hunt vampires, including the American black project Firstlight and the Society of Leopold – with information for storytellers to use to create antagonists from the Second Inquisition for their game campaigns. The book also describes artifacts and coterie tactics that players can use to fight the organization.

## Production

Second Inquisition was originally announced in December 2018 by Modiphius Entertainment; World of Darkness series owner Paradox Interactive had licensed Vampire: The Masquerade to them after restructuring their subsidiary and the series' former publisher White Wolf Publishing a month prior due to White Wolf's portrayal of the anti-gay purges in Chechnya in an earlier book. Modiphius Entertainment estimated that the book would be released in mid-2019, a window that was missed. When Paradox Interactive again reorganized their handling of World of Darkness in November 2020, they partnered with another publisher, Renegade Game Studios, who took over publishing duties for Second Inquisition and re-announced the book in June 2021.
Like with the previous Vampire: The Masquerade book Sabbat: The Black Hand, Second Inquisition is produced through a different development process compared to older World of Darkness books, which involves working together with diversity consultants and diversity readers to ensure that themes and topics are depicted respectfully. The book is seen by the production staff as a follow-up to both the core Vampire: The Masquerade rule book, which handles the titular organization abstractly, and to the adventure module Fall of London, which portrays their activities in London.
Second Inquisition was released by Renegade Game Studios on March 16, 2022, as a 140-page hardcover book, following several delays.
# Samsara (album)

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Samsara is the third studio album by Yakuza and their first for Prosthetic Records. Furthering the departure from their debut, which displayed a more stripped-down post-hardcore style, Samsara, like Way of the Dead, is more eclectic and progressive; their experimental metal style assimilating Bruce Lamont's saxophone for a unique sound that some would label "jazzcore." Mastodon's Troy Sanders performs guest vocals on the final track, "Back To The Mountain."

## Track listing

* "Cancer of Industry" – 3:02
* "Plecostomus" – 3:38
* "Monkeytail" – 5:24
* "Transmission Ends... Signal Lost" – 1:27
* "Dishonor" – 5:20
* "20 Bucks" – 5:02
* "Exterminator" – 7:26
* "Just Say Know" – 2:58
* "Glory Hole" – 6:57
* "Back to the Mountain" – 9:02

## Personnel

* Bruce Lamont - vocals, saxophones, clarinet, effects
* Matt McClelland - guitars, vocals
* John E. Bohmer - bass
* James Staffel - drums, percussion, keyboards

### Guest Musicians

* Sanford Parker - effects (6)
* Jim Baker - piano (9)
* Troy Sanders - vocals (10)
* Fred Lonberg-Holm - cello
# Tsouzi

Tsouzi (Greek: Τσούζει; English: It burns) is the seventh studio album by Greek singer-songwriter and record producer Nikos Karvelas, released by CBS Records Greece in April 1989. In 1997, a remastered version of the album was released, with the same track list as on the initial 1989 CD version.

## Track listing

† Included on the CD issue of the album as bonus tracks. Same track list on the 1997 remastered version.