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# Serge Augier

Serge Augier (born in 1969) is heir to the Taoist Tradition "Ba Men Da Xuan", author of books and articles on Taoism in French and English, and the primary subject of the book "Warrior Guards the Mountain: The Internal Martial Traditions of China, Japan and South East Asia". He is known for his teaching of Traditional Chinese Medicine and martial arts, particularly the Chinese Internal styles (Neijia), including Ziranmen, tai chi, Xingyiquan, Baguazhang and Taoist qigong. He has been an invited speaker at InreesTv where he was interviewed by the famous French writer and former war-correspondent Stéphane Allix on the origin and practice of Taoism.
Serge Augier was the subject of two documentaries on the clan Taoist arts, from the Warrior Guards the Mountain series by Line of Intent. In 2017 he gave an in-depth interview for Falcon Books. In 2019, Serge Augier was interviewed on the national CBC radio program, ICI Radio-Canada.

## Published Books
### In French

* Encyclopédie Pratique du Tao (Practical Encyclopedia of the Tao)
* Thérapie spirituelle
* Herboristerie
* Le grand secret apologie d'une spiritualité globale
* Yi Jing. Mieux se connaître. Prendre les bonnes décisions
* Vivre en harmonie avec les saisons
* Le Secret des immortels
* Traite de Magie Taoïiste

### In English

* Ba Zi - The Four Pillars of Destiny: Understanding Character, Relationships and Potential Through Chinese Astrology
* Shen Gong and Nei Dan in Da Xuan: A Manual for Working with Mind, Emotion, and Internal Energy
* Urban Violence: Mian Xiang for Self Defence
* Daoist Boxing: The Authentic Transmission of Internal Martial Arts
* Eight Principles for Happiness
* Dao De Jing For Actual Transformation
* Seasonal Nei Gong
# Numenius

Numenius can refer to:
* Numenius of Apamea, Syrian Greek philosopher of the 2nd century CE
* Curlew, any of 9 species of birds grouped in the genus Numenius
* Numenius, son of Antiochus in 1 Maccabees 12:16
* Noumenios, Seleucid general and satrap of the 3rd/2nd century BCE
# Booster separation motor

The booster separation motors or BSMs on the Space Shuttle were relatively small rocket motors that separated the reusable solid rocket boosters (SRB) from the orbiter after SRB burnout. Eight booster separation motors were attached to each of the shuttle's two reusable solid rocket boosters, four on the forward frustum and four on the aft skirt.
About two minutes into a Space Shuttle flight, all 16 of these motors were fired simultaneously for 1.2 seconds, providing the precise thrust required to safely separate the spent boosters from the Space Shuttle's external tank and orbiter, while traveling more than 1,300 metres per second (2,900 mph) and an altitude of approximately 44 kilometres (27 mi).
The booster separation motors were produced by ATK Launch Systems Group, part of Alliant Techsystems (ATK) Inc., at their facility in Brigham City, Utah. The Booster separation motors each weighed 167 pounds (76 kg) when loaded with propellant, and 90 pounds (41 kg) when empty. They were 31.1 inches (79 cm) long and 12.88 inches (32.7 cm) in diameter.
Northrop Grumman is now manufacturing the booster separation motors for the Space Launch System Boosters, part of the NASA Space Launch System (SLS) for the Artemis program.
For Ariane 5 and Ariane 6, a Norwegian-Finnish company Nammo manufactures similar but different booster separation motors.
# Urgleptes callizonus

Urgleptes callizonus is a species of beetle in the family Cerambycidae. It was described by Henry Walter Bates in 1885.
# Wally Parks

Wallace Gordon Parks (January 23, 1913 – September 28, 2007) was an American writer. He was the founder, president, and chairman of the National Hot Rod Association, better known as NHRA. He was instrumental in establishing drag racing as a legitimate amateur and professional motorsport.

## Biography

Parks was an accomplished automobile writer and hobbyist, and co-founder and first editor of the magazine Hot Rod in January 1948. He was also instrumental in the founding of Motor Trend magazine in September 1949. As editor of Hot Rod, he began to promote safety in the organization of drag racing, both in the magazine and by organizing "Safety Safaris," the first of which toured the United States in 1954, teaching drag race organization and safety at tracks around the country. This was the first concerted effort in getting racers off the streets and onto controlled race tracks.
In 1951, he founded the National Hot Rod Association, which stands today as the largest motorsports sanctioning body in the world, and became its president for several decades after leaving the magazine business. His wife, Barbara, who preceded him in death in 2006, worked for the NHRA as its Chief Secretary in its formative years.
Parks played a part in promoting drag racing outside of the United States, organizing tours to England in 1964 and 1965, in collaboration with Sydney Allard, and to Australia in 1966.
Winners of National Hot Rod Association national events are awarded a trophy statue nicknamed the Wally. The trophy is a bronze statue of a Top Gas racer next to a tire on a wooden platform. As the NHRA celebrated its 60th anniversary season in 2011, pewter Wally trophies were awarded to all of the winners during that season. Other events celebrating milestones may award Wally trophies in varying colors.
Parks died on September 28, 2007, due to complications from pneumonia, at the age of 94. Prior to his death, he was chairman of the Wally Parks NHRA Motorsports Museum in Pomona, California.

## Awards

Parks was inducted into the International Motorsports Hall of Fame in 1992.
He was inducted into the Motorsports Hall of Fame of America in 1993.
# New York City (The Demics song)

"New York City" is a Canadian single by The Demics released in 1979 from their debut EP, Talk's Cheap. William New of Groovy Religion is quoted in Chart magazine stating "Singer Keith Whittaker never really wanted to go to N.Y.C. Instead, this song is a gentle rib of fellow '70s New London Punks The Regulators and their Lou Reed fixation. The grass is not always greener. Re-issued recently isn't it time to pay the band some royalties?"
It was named the greatest Canadian song of all time in a 1996 poll by music magazine Chart. In the 2000 poll, the song dropped to number 5.
The song was re-issued on a 1996 Demics compilation titled New York City. The single also appears on a various artists 1999 compilation Spiked: a punk overview Retro 80's, Volume 5 released by EMI Music Canada.
# School Section Lake

School Section Lake is a lake in Washington County, in the U.S. state of Minnesota.
School Section Lake was so named from its location in school section 36.
# Marion Tait

Marion Hooper Tait CBE is a former ballerina and ballet mistress, and assistant director of Birmingham Royal Ballet since 2011.
Tait was appointed an Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) in the 1992 New Year Honours, and promoted to Commander (CBE) in the 2003 Birthday Honours for services to dance.
Tait was named Dancer of the Year 1994 and received the Evening Standard Ballet Award for Outstanding Performance.
In Birmingham Royal Ballet's 2013 production of The Sleeping Beauty, Tait played the wicked fairy Carabosse.
# Shawnee Correctional Center

The Shawnee Correctional Center is a medium-security state prison for men located in Vienna, Johnson County, Illinois, owned and operated by the Illinois Department of Corrections.
The facility was first opened in 1984, and has a working capacity of 2147. The facility is adjacent to the state's Vienna Correctional Center.

## Notable inmates

* Tesfaye Cooper - perpetrator of the 2017 Chicago torture incident hate crime
* Larry Bright - serial killer who murdered eight women
# Born Late

Professional ratings :
| Review scores ||
| Source | Rating |
| AllMusic | |
| Christgau's Record Guide | C |
Born Late is the second studio album by American singer Shaun Cassidy. The album was released in 1977 following the success of Cassidy's self-titled debut album.
Born Late yielded two hit singles. The first, "Hey Deanie", was written by Eric Carmen, who also wrote the song "That's Rock 'n' Roll" (which was a hit from Cassidy's first solo album). "Hey Deanie" reached #7 in early 1978. For the second single, also following the formula of his first album, Cassidy remade a 1960s hit, in this case the Lovin' Spoonful's "Do You Believe in Magic?" (which was written by John Sebastian). That single became a modest hit, peaking at #31 on the US Billboard Hot 100.
Born Late was certified platinum. Unlike his first album, Cassidy wrote or co-wrote half of the songs. The track "It's Up to You" was co-written with Cassidy by Lost in Space child-star Billy Mumy.
"Carolina's Comin' Home" is a cover of White Plains.

## Track listing

* "Teen Dream" (Shaun Cassidy)
* "Do You Believe in Magic" (John Sebastian)
* "Baby, Baby, Baby" (Jay Gruska, D. Leineke)
* "It's Up to You" (Shaun Cassidy, David Joliffe, Bill Mumy)
* "Audrey" (Shaun Cassidy, David Joliffe)
* "Hey Deanie" (Eric Carmen)
* "A Girl Like You" (Felix Cavaliere, Eddie Brigati)
* "Walk Away" (Shaun Cassidy)
* "Carolina's Comin' Home" (Roger Cook, Roger Greenaway, John Goodison, Tony Hiller)
* "Strange Sensation" (Shaun Cassidy)
# Sean Pablo

Sean Pablo Murphy (born August 30, 1997), known as Sean Pablo, is a regular-footed American skateboarder, designer, model, musician, and photographer.

## Early life

Born in Silver Lake, California to Brendan Murphy, a father of Irish descent, and Carolina Argueta, a mother of Salvadoran descent. Pablo first started skateboarding at the age of 10 after his father, a surfer and skateboarder, encouraged him to pick up the sport. Sean Pablo was homeschooled for a portion of high school by his father, while his mother worked as a teacher.

## Professional career

Pablo and his friends, Aidan Mackey and Sage Elsesser, spent their time replicating the style and fashion of notable 90s skateboarders such as Jason Dill, and the late Dylan Rieder. Eventually gaining the attention of the staff at Supreme, which included Dill, and filmer William Strobeck. He would then be signed as an amateur to Dill's Fucking Awesome brand. Pablo then landed a role in the first feature length Supreme video Cherry which eventually led to signing a deal with Converse.
Since 2023, Pablo has led the EDGLRD skateboarding team with Harmony Korine.

## Paradise NYC

Following the success of his skateboarding career Pablo founded the clothing brand Paradise NYC in 2015. The brand is stocked at many stores including Supreme, and Dover Street Market's various locations.
# Houari Boumédienne District

Houari Boumédienne is a district in the Guelma Province of Algeria. It was named after former President of Algeria, Houari Boumédienne.

## Municipalities

The district is further divided into 4 municipalities, which is the highest number in the province:
* Houari Boumediènne
* Medjez Amar
* Ras El Agba
* Salaoua Announa
# Optical material

Optical materials are transparent materials from which optical lenses, prisms, windows, waveguides, and second-surface mirrors can be made. They are required in most optical instruments.
Most optical materials are rigid solids, but flexible and elastic materials are used for special functions. Contained liquids can also be used as optical materials.
Known optical materials include amorphous materials and crystalline materials:
* Glass
* Plastics
** Polycarbonate
** Poly(methyl methacrylate)
* Sodium chloride
* Strontium fluoride
* Synthetic diamond
* Zinc sulfide
Optical materials useful with infrared light include:
* Silicon (1.2–7 μm)
* Zinc selenide
Non-linear optical materials or nonlinear media transform light in various ways in nonlinear optics.
Non-linear optical materials include:
Some materials (optical and non-optical) can be made into first-surface mirrors, by silvering them or plating them with metal. Some metals can be highly polished, providing both support and the reflective surface of first-surface mirrors.
# Munir Sarhadi

Munir Sarhadi (1931 – May 23, 1980) was a Pashtun-Pakistani instrumentalist, sarinda player and a folk singer. As a musician, he represented Pakistan in several countries. In 1978, Munir became the recipient of Pride of Performance, a civil award conferred by the Government of Pakistan.

## Early life and career

Munir Sarhadi was born in 1931 at Peshawar, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. He was primarily playing the sarinda despite his parents wishing him to play a non-bowed string instrument. His father refused to teach him the traditional musical instrument in an effort to allow him to play the string instrument besides sarinda. Munir was persistent in his pursuit of sarinda and later became quite good in playing it. He used to perform at many music festivals and music concerts. He was in great demand due to his skills all over Pakistan.

## Awards and recognition

* Pride of Performance Award by the Government of Pakistan in 1978.

## Death

Munir Sarhadi was passionate about sarinda musical instrument. He didn't earn much from his profession. His only source of income was his job at a broadcast network Radio Pakistan. The salary which was being offered to him, was inadequate to fulfill his medication requirements, and on May 23, 1980, he died in poverty at Peshawar, but died in a dignified manner.
# Schwarzwaldverein

The Schwarzwaldverein (Black Forest Club or Black Forest Association) was founded in Freiburg im Breisgau (Germany) in 1864, making it the oldest German hiking and mountaineering club. The Schwarzwaldverein has almost 90,000 members in 241 local chapters. Activities of the club include hiking, environmental protection, the promotion of local culture (Heimatpflege), trail maintenance, and family and youth work projects in the Black Forest.

## Organisation

The Schwarzwaldverein consists of the main association and 241 independent local member chapters. The local chapters are organized into 17 regions, and have a membership of almost 90,000 members. The executive committee consists of three members, and the current president is Eugen Dieterle. In addition to the executive committee, there are nine divisional officers, each of whom is responsible for coordinating specific parts of the club's activities. The main offices are in Freiburg.

## Trail Maintenance

The Schwarzwaldverein in responsible for a network of hiking trails spread throughout the entire Black Forest region. The so-called "Main trails", the Westweg, Mittelweg, and Ostweg (West, Middle, and East Trails), run in a north–south direction. Other north-south trails are the Kandelhöhenweg and the Ortenau Wine Path in the west, as well as the Gäurandweg in the east. The "Cross-trails" (Querwege) run in an east–west direction: the Cross-trail Gengenbach-Alpirsbach, Cross-trail Rottweil-Lahr, Cross-trail Freiburg-Bodensee, the Black Forest-Kaiserstuhl-Rhein Cross-trail, the Hotzenwald Cross-trail, and others. All trails are marked with a colored lozenge. In the 1990s a long-distance bike trail was added parallel to the Westweg starting in Karlsruhe and ending in Basel.

## "Youth in the Schwarzwaldverein"

The "Youth in the Schwarzwaldverein" (Jugend im Schwarzwaldverein) is an independent youth organization of the Schwarzwaldverein with a membership of around 11,000, composed of all members 27 years of age and under. Many different levels of activities are offered, including regular meetings, excursions, and camps. The regional offices offer regional camps and advanced training for leaders from the local chapters. The main office offers large camps, experiential learning opportunities and training for members and non-members.
# Santa Maria Nuova Crucifixion

The Santa Maria Nuova Crucifixion is a fragment of a fresco created in 1440–41 by the early Italian Renaissance artist Andrea del Castagno. It is in the Ospedale di Santa Maria Nuova in Florence.
It is recorded in the Libro di Antonio Billi, Vasari and the anonymous Gaddiano, confirming it as being by del Castagno. Berti relates the work to that painter's 1442 frescoes of San Zaccaria in Venice, so much so that he theorised that the same studio assistant to the master worked on the Venetian church, Francesco da Faenza. It shows saint Romauld and saint Benedict at the far left and right, which in 1982 Barucca used to link it to a commission from the Camaldolese monastery of Santa Maria degli Angeli, some of whose rooms were merged into Santa Maria Nuova in 1870.
While the work was being removed from the wall a fire destroyed the lower half of the fresco, meaning Tintori had to reconstruct it using earlier archive photographs. The work's sinopia is incomplete and also held in the Soprintendenza store.
# Shawnee (disambiguation)

The Shawnee are a Native American people.
Shawnee may also refer to:

## Places in the United States

* Shawnee, Colorado, an unincorporated community
* Shawnee, Georgia, an unincorporated community
* Shawnee, Kansas, a city in Johnson County
* Shawnee County, Kansas
* Shawnee, Louisville, Kentucky, a neighborhood
* Shawnee, Missouri, an unincorporated community
* Shawnee, Hamilton County, Ohio, a census-designated place
* Shawnee, Perry County, Ohio, a village
* Shawnee, Oklahoma, a city
* Shawnee, Angelina County, Texas, a ghost town
* Shawnee, Wyoming, an unincorporated community
* Shawnee Cave, Spring Mill State Park, Indiana
* Shawnee Creek (Apple Creek), a stream in Missouri
* Shawnee Creek (Baileys Creek), a stream in Missouri
* Shawnee Falls, one of 24 named waterfalls in Ricketts Glen State Park in Pennsylvania
* Lake Shawnee (New Jersey), a private lake
* Shawnee National Forest, Illinois
* Shawnee Park, Louisville, Kentucky
* Shawnee State Park (Ohio)
* Shawnee State Park (Pennsylvania)
* Shawnee Peak (Alaska)
* Shawnee Peak (Colorado)
* Shawnee Run, a stream in West Virginia
* Shawnee Township (disambiguation)

## American businesses

* Shawnee Fossil Plant, a coal-fired power plant near Paducah, Kentucky
* Shawnee Hotel, Springfield, Ohio, on the National Register of Historic Places
* Shawnee Mower Factor, original name of the defunct Worthington Mower Company
* Shawnee Pottery, a pottery manufacturer from 1937 to 1961
* Shawnee Press, a former music publisher

## People

* Shawnee Kish, Canadian Mohawk singer-songwriter
* Shawnee Smith (born 1969), American actress

## Schools

* Shawnee State University, Portsmouth, Ohio, United States
* Shawnee Community College, Ullin, Illinois
* Shawnee High School (disambiguation)

## Sports

* Shawnee Blues, a former minor league baseball team based in Shawnee, Oklahoma
* Shawnee Hawks, a former minor league baseball team based in Shawnee, Oklahoma
* Shawnee Indians (baseball), a former minor league baseball team based in Shawnee, Oklahoma
* Shawnee Open, a golf tournament, formerly a PGA tournament
* Shawnee Mountain Ski Area, Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania
* Shawnee Peak Ski Area, Bridgton, Maine
* Shawnee Stakes, a Grade III American Thoroughbred horse race for fillies and mares

## Transportation

* Shawnee (Amtrak train), an Amtrak train
* Shawnee (IC train), an Illinois Central train
* Shawnee Field, an airport in Bloomfield, Indiana
* Shawnee Regional Airport, near Shawnee, Oklahoma
* Piasecki H-21/CH-21 Shawnee helicopter
* SS Shawnee, a 1927 passenger steamship
* Shawnee Expressway (Kentucky)
* Shawnee Parkway, a proposed highway in West Virginia

## Other uses

* Shawnee language, spoken by the Native American tribe
* USS Shawnee, a monitor constructed during the American Civil War
* Shawnee Correctional Center, Vienna, Illinois, a medium-security state prison for men
* Shawnee Lodge, a Boy Scout lodge in the Greater St. Louis Area Council area
# Witsand Solar Desalination Plant

Witsand Solar Desalination Plant (WSDP) is a water purification project under construction in South Africa.

## Location

The water treatment facility is under construction in the seaside town of Witsand, in Hessequa Local Municipality, in the Western Cape Province, at the mouth of the Breede River. This is approximately 305 kilometres (190 mi), by road, south-east of Cape Town, the nearest large city.

## Overview

The town of Witsand is a tourist attraction, with a low-season population of approximately 300 people. During the tourist high-season, the population swells to over 3,000 people, leading to freshwater scarcity in the town. To address that scarcity, the government of the Western Cape and the French government, decided to jointly develop and fund he Witsand water purification project.

## Technology

The WSDP is the first desalination plant in South Africa, that uses solar energy to power its processes. Its new technology applications, allow for the elimination of storage batteries in the design. The plant's new Osmosun technology, involves the use of a specialized "intelligent" membrane that is able to continue delivering reverse osmosis, even when the sun goes behind a cloud, thus reducing the amount of solar energy delivered. The energy delivered would increase again when the clouds moved away. That ability to "soften" the variability in the energy delivered, preserves the reverse osmosis membrane. At night, when there is no sun, the design allows the plant to switch to conventional grid-electricity and continue working all through the darkness, until the sun rises the next morning.

## Construction and cost

The budgeted cost of the plant is ZAR:8.6 million (approx. US$650,000), to be shared equally between the governments of the Western Cape and that of France. The unit cost of the purified water at this plant is between ZAR:7 to ZAR:8 (US$0.52 to US$0.60) for every 1,000 liters (220 imp gal; 264 U.S. gal). In comparison, the temporary diesel-fueled desalination plant at Strandfontein, in Cape Town, produces potable water at ZAR:35 to ZAR:40 (US$2.62 to US$3.00) for every 1,000 liters. If this project is a success, it might be reproduced in other parts of the country, where drought is a problem.

## Challenges

In order to generate enough solar energy for its internal processes, the plant needs 3.5 hectares (8.6 acres) to accommodate the requisite solar panels. This requirement for large areas to install solar panels, may restrict the project's reproducibility in crowded cities like Cape Town.