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# Michele Dunaway

Michele Dunaway is an American author of romantic novels. She is a member of the Romance Writers of America and sold her first book because of an editor appointment at a national convention.
Dunaway is the elder of two siblings, in St. Louis, Missouri. She began writing as a young child, but didn't seriously attempt publication until 1999, when she met with an editor. The editor requested her work, and then bought it less than two months later. She has been published for over 15 years and also writes for the VisualThesaurus.com website.
USA Today reviewer Becky Condit recommended her 2014 book, A Little Christmas Jingle, as "a very sweet Christmas season story" with "a roller coaster of emotions and family interference."
Dunaway attended Kirkwood High School and Webster University, and many of her works feature St. Louis locations. She is also a high school teacher and the Missouri Interscholastic Press Association named her its 2012 High School Journalism Teacher of the Year.
# Opa-Loka

Opa-Loka may refer to:
* "Opa-Loka", a cut on Hawkwind's album Warrior on the Edge of Time
* Opa-locka, Florida, a city in the United States
# Robert M. Ayres

Robert Moss Ayres (August 19, 1898 – August 7, 1977) was an American architect who lived and worked in Texas. He was the son and business partner of Atlee Ayres.

## Early life and education

Ayres was born in San Antonio to Atlee B. Ayres and Olive Moss Ayres. His parents sent him to the private military preparatory San Antonio Academy, and later to the college preparatory Haverford School. Upon graduation from Haverford, he studied architecture with Paul Philippe Cret at the University of Pennsylvania.

## Career

Ayres spent a year with an architectural firm in New York City before returning to San Antonio. In 1921, his father announced he had joined his firm, partnering as Atlee B. and Robert M. Ayres, Architects.
He worked on a number of projects with his father, including the following:
* 200 block of Mary Louise in Monticello Park, San Antonio
* McNay Art Museum
* Menger Hotel modernization and addition of a new wing
* Smith-Young Tower (1929)
* Administration Building (Randolph Air Force Base), known as the "Taj Mahal" (1931)
* Nave Museum (Royston Nave Memorial)1932, Victoria, Texas
* Old Cameron County Jail
* San Antonio Municipal Auditorium, for which he and the firm received a gold medal from the AIA in 1929 for the design
* Lutcher Brown House, a house in San Antonio.
He was president of the San Antonio chapter of the American Institute of Architects.

## Personal life

On December 2, 1925, he married San Antonio socialite and community organizer Florence Collett.The couple had four children. He died on August 7, 1977, and was buried in Mission Burial Park North in San Antonio. Florence died in 1992 and is buried next to him.

## Gallery

* Menger Hotel
* Smith-Young Tower (1929)
* Administration Building at Randolph Air Force Base (1931)
# Castleton Festival

The Castleton Festival, launched in the summer of 2009, is a program of The Chateauville Foundation, established in 1997 by Lorin Maazel and Dietlinde Turban-Maazel. The Castleton Festival is located on Lorin Maazel's estate in Castleton, Virginia.

## Background

A Theatre House, sitting on the foundations of what was once a large-scale chicken coop, serves as the focal point of the Foundation's year round activities. The Foundation continues to present artists and ensembles of the highest caliber through a regular season of a dozen or more presentation each year.
In addition to its performance activities, the Foundation regularly lures students to its facilities and offers outreach opportunities and in-school activities within Rappahannock County.
In recent years, the Foundation's work has focused most prominently on the growth of young artists; advanced students and emerging professionals. Starting with the Castleton Residency, a program launched in 2006, such artists have come annually to Castleton Farms to live and work together intensively under the guidance of Maestro Maazel, producing a series of chamber opera productions in the Theatre House.
The program blossomed into the first Castleton Festival in 2009, creating expanded opportunities for the participants through the inclusion of symphonic concerts, master classes (most notably the Lorin Maazel Master Class for conductors with Rolex as the Founding Partner), recitals and a range of formal and informal performances and training activities.
The Castleton Festival’s 2015 season was supported by private contributions and grants from the National Endowment for the Arts, the Virginia Commission for the Arts, and the Virginia Tourism Corporation.
A virtual festival was held in 2020.
# Nasrullah

Nasrullah may refer to:
* Nasrullah (horse) (1940–1959), British Thoroughbred racehorse
* Nasrullah (name), a name (including a list of people with the name)
* Nasrullah Bridge, a 16th-century bridge in Kastamonu, Turkey
* Nasrullah Mosque, a 16th-century mosque in Kastamonu, Turkey
# Rosianna Silalahi

Rosianna Magdalena Silalahi (born September 26, 1972), also known as Rosi, is an Indonesian news presenter and former editor-in-chief of Liputan 6 SCTV. She is currently the editor-in-chief of the news channel Kompas TV.

## Career

Youngest of the five children of L.M. Silalahi and Ida Hutapea, Rosi was involved in journalism from an early age. While attending Santa Ursula High School, Silalahi participated in a wall magazine extracurricular activity and was active in a school magazine, Serviant.
Rosi failed to be accepted at the FISIP Communication Department of the University of Indonesia (UI) and was accepted into her second choice, Department of Japanese Literature, Faculty of Literature at UI.
After obtaining a bachelor's degree, Rosi sent a job application to TVRI. Having worked at an advertising company for several months, Rosi was called to undergo tests on TVRI and was accepted as a reporter. In 1998, she began working at Liputan 6 SCTV first as a reporter, then a year later began to make additional appearances as a news reader.
Rosi was promoted after Ira Koesno and Arief Suditomo left SCTV. She was one of six Asian TV journalists who interviewed US President George Bush at the White House in 2003 and received the title Host of Favorite Talk Show and News Event Carrier / Current Affair of the Panasonic Award in 2004. During the 2004 Election, Silalahi produced Kotak Suara, a program discussing money and politics so she won the "Indonesia Journalist Board" award that year. She was awarded the 2005 Panasonic News Presenter award and in November of that year, became editor-in-chief of Liputan 6.
Rosi married Dino Gregory Izaak at the Cathedral Church, Lapangan Banteng, Central Jakarta on July 30, 2005.
In 2007, Rosi again won the title of Favorite Favorite News / Current Affair at the Panasonic Award.
From September 1, 2014, Rosi joined Kompas TV, overseeing the TV newsroom as editor-in-chief, replacing Kompas senior journalist, Taufik Mihardja.
# Skowmon Hastanan

Skowmon Hastanan is a Thai-born American float glass painter. Hastanan has participated in several national and international exhibitions: A Space (Toronto), Delta Axis Art Center (Memphis), Fészek Galleria (Budapest), Gallery 4A (Sydney, Australia), Jamaica Center for Arts (New York City), Pier 2 Arts District (Taiwan), Randolph Street Gallery (Chicago), Real Art Ways (Hartford, Connecticut), and Wave Hill New York City. Hastanan produces paintings with religious Himalayan influences, featuring sexualized images of Thai women.
In 2001 she completed the float glass piece Orbis Venustas for the Early Childhood Center Public School 228 in Queens, New York.
# Sarah Ann (1811 ship)

Sarah Ann was a United States privateer commissioned at Baltimore in 1812. She captured a British merchantman in a single-ship action before HMS Rhodian captured Sarah Ann on 16 September 1812.

## Prize taking

Captain Richard Moon sailed Sarah Ann on a cruise in August. She encountered the brig Elizabeth, Hanna, master, which was coming from Kingston, Jamaica, bound for London. Elizabeth was armed with ten 12-pounder carronades but she tried to escape. Sarah Ann chased Elizabeth for three hours before Sarah Ann was able to board her. Elizabeth struck after she had four men wounded; Sarah Ann had two men wounded. Sarah Ann took her prize into Savannah, Georgia, arriving there on 2 September. Elizabeth was carrying 323 hogsheads, and some tierces and barrels of sugar. She was also carrying 13 hogsheads and 37 tierces of coffee, and nine hogsheads and 29 barrels of ginger. Elizabeth was four years old. Lloyd's List (LL) reported that an American privateer had taken Elizabeth, Hannah, master, and taken her into Savannah. She was sold for US$65,883.10, though half of the proceeds went for duties and court costs. Sarah Ann had had two men wounded in the acton.

## Capture

Variable and the boats of Rhodian, Captain John George Boss, captured Sarah Ann, of one 12-pounder gun and 44 men, on 16 September 1812. The prize was sent into New Providence, The Bahamas, in October 1812.

## Prisoners

When Sarah Ann arrived at New Providence, six men of her crew, including Baltimorean George Roberts, were identified as possibly British subjects and were sent to Jamaica on Sappho for further investigation. Captain Moody wrote a letter attesting to the fact that the six were American citizens, five native born and one naturalized. Eventually Vice Admiral Charles Stirling, commander of the Royal Navy's Jamaica Station, had the men reclassified as prisoners of war, not British subjects. He had them transferred to a prison ship for eventual exchange for American prisoners.
# Nurlu

Nurlu may refer to:

## People

* Ceren Nurlu (born 1992), Turkish football player

## Places

* Nurlu, Somme, France
* Nurlu, Gercüş, Turkey
# Woody Harris

Woody Harris (November 1, 1911 – February 19, 1985) was an American songwriter of the 1950s and 1960s. He is perhaps best known for songs written for and with Bobby Darin. On "Queen of the Hop", Darin used the name "Walden Tweed". Darin's real name was Walden Robert Cassotto. He also wrote songs for Elvis Presley, Della Reese and other popular singers. In addition to his collaboration with Darin, he collaborated with Eddie V. Deane, Jack Reardon, and others. Harris composed songs in the rock and roll, rockabilly, and blues genres.

## Personal life

Harris was born November 1, 1911, in New York City. He died February 19, 1985, in Hallandale, Florida.

## Songs

Below is a partial list of songs written by Harris:
| Title | Year | Collaborator | Performer |
| All Night Long | 1959 | Moon Mullican | Bobby Darin |
| Brand New House | 1958 | Bobby Darin | Bobby Darin, Otis Spann |
| Clementine | 1960 | | Bobby Darin |
| Dix-a-Billy | 1958 | Paul Evans, Jack Reardon | LaVern Baker |
| Early in the Morning | 1958 | Bobby Darin | Bobby Darin, Buddy Holly |
| I Want You With Me | 1961 | | Bobby Darin, Elvis Presley |
| Pity Miss Kitty | 1960 | | Bobby Darin |
| Queen of the Hop | 1958 | Bobby Darin | Bobby Darin, Dion and the Belmonts, Danny & the Juniors |
| Real Love | 1958 | Bobby Darin | Bobby Darin |
| Rock-a-Billy | 1957 | Eddie V. Deane | Guy Mitchell |
| School's Out | 1958 | Bobby Darin | Bobby Darin |
| Some of My Best Friends Are the Blues | 1967 | Al Byron | Della Reese, Lena Horne, Jimmy Witherspoon |
| You Never Called | 1960 | | Bobby Darin |
| Was There a Call for Me (B side of Mack the Knife) | 1958 | | Bobby Darin |

## Footnotes

* 1 2 3 "Woody Harris". Black Cat Rockabilly Europe. Retrieved 2009-06-06.
* ↑ "November 1 Birthdays". Retrieved 2009-06-06.
* ↑ "Woody Harris". Helene Blue Musique. Retrieved 2009-06-06.
* ↑ "Woody Harris". Discogs. Retrieved 2009-06-06.
# Wildfang

Wildfang is a Portland, Oregon-based queer-friendly apparel company known for its untraditional approach to gender norms. The company was co-founded in 2012 by Emma Mcilroy, Taralyn Thuot and Julia Parsley, who previously worked at Nike, Inc. The business operates a shop in downtown Portland.

## History

In 2018, Wildfang created a collection of t-shirts and a bomber jacket with the tagline, "I Really Care, Don't U?". This was in response to the "I Really Don't Care, Do U?" jacket worn by Melania Trump on her trip to visit immigrant children at a detention center. All proceeds from the sales of the tag-lined items went to a charitable organization, Refugee and Immigrant Center for Education and Legal Services.
In February 2020, Wildfang filed a lawsuit against Target Corporation alleging that its Wild Fable clothing line infringed on Wildfang's company trademark. In the lawsuit, Wildfang asks that Target stop selling its Wild Fable line, and that profits from the sale of its merchandise be transferred to Wildfang.
In July 2023, Wildfang produced Drag-a-thon, an event that achieved a Guinness World Records certification for the longest running drag show and raised over $290,000 for The Trevor Project.
# Selwyn Toogood

Selwyn Featherston Toogood QSO ED (4 April 1916 – 27 February 2001) was a New Zealand radio and television personality.

## Early life and family

Born in Wellington on 4 April 1916, Toogood was the son of Henry Featherston Toogood and Ethel Lois Copus "Noonie" Toogood (née Butler). Through his mother, Toogood was the great-grandson of John Howell, who established a whaling station at Riverton, and his second wife, Caroline Brown, whose mother was Māori from the Ngāi Tahu iwi. Toogood did not learn of his Māori ancestry until he was 18 years old.
Toogood was educated at Wellesley College and Wellington College, where he had an inauspicious career, apart from excelling in the dramatic arts.
On 30 June 1948, Toogood married Cynthia Holden Webb at St Peter's church, in Willis Street, Wellington. Cynthia's brother was Sir Richard Webb, who served as the New Zealand Chief of Defence Staff between 1971 and 1976. The Toogoods went on to have two sons, including Kit Toogood, who was appointed a Queen's Counsel in 1999 and a High Court judge in 2011.

## Military service

Toogood joined the army following the outbreak of World War II. As an ammunition officer, he saw active service in Greece, North Africa and Italy, rising to the rank of major. He was mentioned in dispatches in 1944, in recognition of gallant and distinguished service in Italy.
In 1953, Toogood was awarded the Efficiency Decoration.

## Acting and broadcasting career

After leaving school, Toogood became involved in theatre and radio, including a role in New Zealand's first radio soap opera. On a troopship on the way home from World War II, he ran his first quiz show. After the war, Toogood picked up where he had left off as a stage actor, voice-over artist and radio announcer.
He began his career as a radio host in 1946 and was the originator of the game show It's in the Bag, in which he popularised the catch-phrases, "By hokey", and "What will it be, customers - the money or the bag?", in New Zealand. It's in the Bag eventually moved on to network television, where it was equally successful. He published his autobiography Out Of The Bag in 1979. Toogood hosted numerous other TV shows for the Broadcasting Corporation of New Zealand and Television New Zealand, including the panel show Beauty and the Beast and the children's quiz show W3. He retired from It's in the Bag in the 1980s, handing over the mantle to radio and TV host John Hawkesby.
In the 1977 New Year Honours, Toogood was appointed a Companion of the Queen's Service Order for community services. Toogood was awarded a special lifetime achievement award by the New Zealand Academy of Film and Television Arts in New Zealand in 1999.

## Death

Toogood died in Auckland in 2001, and his ashes were buried in Karori Cemetery. Cynthia Toogood died in 2005.
# Loxostege violaceotincta

Loxostege violaceotincta is a moth in the family Crambidae. It was described by Aristide Caradja in 1939. It is found in the western Himalayas.
# Shklovsky

Shklovsky or Shklovskii may refer to:
* Boris Shklovskii (born 1944), a theoretical physicist
* Iosif Shklovsky (1916 – 1985), a Russian astrophysicist
* Viktor Shklovsky (1893 – 1984), a Russian writer
# Henry P. Davison House

The Henry P. Davison House is a mansion located at 690 Park Avenue and 69th Street on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, New York City.

## History

It was constructed for the banker Henry P. Davison in 1917 by Walker & Gillette in the Neo-Georgian style.
The home was the site of Davison's daughter Alice's wedding to Artemus Gates in January 1922. It was later leased by Marshall Field as his New York residence. In 1925, Davison's widow sold the house to Anson Wood Burchard. The price was not disclosed at the time, but it had been assessed at $530,000 in 1923. After his death in 1927, it was the home his widow, the former socialite Allene Tew, who married German aristocrat Prince Heinrich, 33rd of Reuss in 1929 and used the home as their New York residence. It was later acquired by Harry Payne Bingham, who lived there with his third wife, Melissa Williams Yuille. Since 1952, the building has been the location of the Consulate General of Italy. In 2001, the official seal of the Italian consulate was stolen directly off the front door of the building.

### Landmark status

The House was designated a landmark by the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission in 1970. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1980.

## Architecture

The Davison House is the northern terminus of the group of neo-Federal townhouses along the west side of Park, including the Percy R. Pyne House at 680 Park Avenue (today the home of the Americas Society) and the Oliver D. Filley House at 684 Park Avenue (now the Queen Sofía Spanish Institute).
# Nurly Jol (disambiguation)

Nurly Jol is a $9 billion domestic economic stimulus plan by Kazakhstan's President Nursultan Nazarbayev.
Nurly Jol may also refer to:
# Mumbra Devi Temple

Mumbra Devi Temple is an old Hindu temple situated at the top of Parsik Hill in Mumbra, a suburb of Thane district, near Mumbai, India. The temple is located on the hill, approximately 210 meters from sea level.
Mumbra Devi Temple has idols of nine goddesses. These nine idols are carved in stone, with vertebrae engraved on them. The temple is crowded with devotees on Navratri and many trekkers also visit the area to climb the hill.

## History

The term, Mumbra means Navadurga. It is an old Hindu goddess temple built at the time of the British period. There are about 780 steps and it is 1500 feet above. According to a legend, the local people saw a burning flame on the hill. After that, people gathered with Nana Bhagat and went to the top of the hill, saw a lamp burning near the temple, and found the statue of Maa Mumbra Devi. The temple is taken care of by Bhagat family. The recent construction of the temple was built Bhagat family.
The temple has a mural of 10 faces of the mother goddess Mumbra, the prime deity of the Koli and Agri fishermen tribes residing in the Mumbra area.
It was closed for devotees during the COVID-19 Pandemic lockdown for one and a half years, but it was reopened for devotees on the auspicious occasion of Navratri following conditions and rules issued by the Maharashtra government.

## Accessibility

Mumbra railway station is the nearest station on the Central line of the Mumbai Suburban Railway route, and this place is close to Thane and 40 km away from Mumbai.
# Wilfred Green

Wilfred Green may refer to:
* Wilfrid Greene, 1st Baron Greene (1883–1952) British lawyer and judge
* Wilfred Green (RAF officer) (1898–1947), English World War I flying ace
* Shorty Green (Wilfred Thomas Green, 1896–1960), Canadian professional ice hockey player
# Selena Rudge

Selena Helen Rudge (born 5 November 1975) is a New Zealand-born English rugby union player. She represented England at the 2006 Women's Rugby World Cup.
# Loxostegopsis curialis

Loxostegopsis curialis is a moth in the family Crambidae. It was described by William Barnes and James Halliday McDunnough in 1918. It is found in North America, where it has been recorded from California, New Mexico, Texas and Utah.
# Shoals, West Virginia

Shoals is an unincorporated community in Wayne County, West Virginia, United States. Shoals is located on West Virginia Route 75, 6.5 miles (10.5 km) south-southwest of downtown Huntington. Shoals has a post office with ZIP code 25562.
The community was named for a river shoal near the original town site.
# Sambandet

Sambandet is a Norwegian rock group and the backing band of Åge Aleksandersen. Almost always referred to in that capacity they combined are known as Åge Aleksandersen & Sambandet, and together they won the 1980 Spellemannprisen for Ramp as best rock album. The group's membership has varied throughout the years. Some of the members has been Steinar Krokstad, Skjalg Raaen, Terje Tranaas and Gunnar Pedersen. They recorded their first album in 1977 titled Lirekassa. Their most known hit is "Lys og varme" from 1984. The group had roots from Prudence. Sambandet broke up after the Eldorado touring in 1987 but reunited in 2004.

## Members
### Current

* Skjalg Raaen - guitarist (2004–)
* Steinar Krokstad - drummer (1993–)
* Gunnar Pedersen - guitarist (1982–)
* Terje Tranaas - keyboardist (2003–)
* Morty Black - bassist
* Bjørn Røstad - saxophonist (1980–)
* Skjalg Raaen
* Gunnar Pedersen
* Terje Tranaas
* Bjørn Røstad
* Morten Skaget / Morty Black

### Former

* Arne Jacobsen - guitarist (1976–1978)
* Gunnar Andreas Berg - guitarist (1978–1979)
* Tor Evensen - bassist (1978–1987)
* Lasse Hafreager - keyboardist (1980–1987)
* Per Christian Lindstad - guitarist (1978)
* Lars Kim Moe - bass (1977)
* Geir Myklebust - guitarist (1978)
* Alf Skille - keyboardist (1978)
* Christian Schreiner - bassist (1976)
* Knut Stensholm - drummer (1978–1987)
* Kaare Skevik - drummer (1982–1987)
* Bård Svendsen - keyboard (1978–1979)

## Discography
### Albums

* 1976: Mot i Brystet, Mord i Blikket, Bomben Und Granaten
* 1977: Lirekassa
* 1979: French only
* 1980: Ramp
* 1981: Mølje & Sodd
* 1982: Dains med mæ
* 1984: Levva Livet
* 1986: Eldorado
* 2005: To skritt frem
* 2005: 4 skritt tilbake
* 2008: Katalysator
* 2011: Furet værbitt

### Singles

* 1977: "Positivitet"
* 1984: "Lys og varme"
* 2005: "Danserinnen"
* 2007: "Sommernatt"
* 2008: "Janne Ahonens smil"
# Catch a Wave (book)

Catch a Wave (subtitled The Rise, Fall and Redemption of the Beach Boys' Brian Wilson) is a 2006 book covering the life of the Beach Boys' Brian Wilson, written by American journalist and critic Peter Ames Carlin.

## Reception

The Guardian's Campbell Stevenson praised Catch a Wave as "diligently researched and even-handed", as well as "less opinionated" than biographer David Leaf's past writings about the Beach Boys. PopMatters' Bill Gibron rued that the book offered a fresh perspective on the band, "taking what could have been the same old song ... and turning it into a spiritual journey of excuses, expectations and exaggerations."
In his review for the New York Times, Bruce Handy praised Carlin's avoidance of hagiography, writing that "his Wilson is both a victim, too fragile for this world, and a passive-aggressive manipulator, a man who, at times, willfully squandered his talent." Handy concluded that "while this might not be the best possible book about Brian Wilson and the Beach Boys, for now it's the best one down here where mortals tread."