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# Redeemer (video game)

Redeemer is a top-down shooter beat 'em up video game developed by Russian company Sobaka Studio and published by Good Shepherd Entertainment. The game was released for Microsoft Windows on August 1, 2017. An Enhanced Edition was released for PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch and Xbox One on July 19, 2019. It was released in Japan on March 5, 2020.

## Plot

Redeemer is a beat em up shooter game, where the player controls a former elite operative Vasily, who is living in a mountain monastery together with other brothers-monks. One day, an evil corporation discovers Vasily's location and tries to get rid of him using local bandits. Almost all the monks in the monastery are killed as a result, including Vasily's old mentor and best friend. Vasily wants to destroy the evil corporation.

## Gameplay

Redeemer's gameplay includes a combination of exploration, stealth, and combat. Players move through each location eliminating waves of enemies that stand in the way using any means available. Power-ups and weapon upgrades are dispersed throughout levels. The game features three main types of weaponry (cudgels, sledgehammers and knives). The player can use the environment — special interactive objects in a level, as a weapon, for example chairs, refrigerators, or tables. Vasily can also throw enemies, or grapple attack them, and is able to perform a pounce maneuver on a nearby enemy. When encountering an enemy Vasily can attack or perform a one-button quick kill.

## Development and release

Redeemer was developed by Russian indie game company Sobaka Studio and published by Good Shepherd Entertainment. The game was released for Windows on 1 August 2017 via Steam.

### Enhanced Edition

On 17 July 2017, Sobaka Studio and Buka Entertainment announced an "Enhanced Edition" of Redeemer. It was released on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch and Microsoft Windows on July 19, 2019. All existing owners of Redeemer will receive free upgrades to the Enhanced Edition via Steam. Redeemer: Enhanced Edition features new content, including local co-op mode for 2 players, improvement of some levels' balance and abilities divided by character classes (Monk and Soldier).

## Reception

Redeemer received mixed reviews upon release, with score of 64 for PC version (based on 25 reviews) while user scores were higher with 7.1 for PC version respectively by video game review aggregator Metacritic. Cody Medellin of Worthplaying stated that "For the most part, Redeemer succeeds in delivering an action-packed beat-'em-up experience. Unless players are facing bosses or enemies who are immune to regular attacks, the combat is fast and visceral. The overall game length is good, and although some of the mechanics can be inconsistent, there's enough here to make the experience worthwhile." Justin Clark of GameSpot stated that "Redeemer's a game that clearly has its heart in the right place but feels the need to justify or enhance a genre that needs less to succeed than one might think".
# Sheerwater F.C.

Sheerwater F.C. are a Non-League football club who are based in Sheerwater, in Woking, Surrey, England. They play their home fixtures at the Eastwood Centre and are members of the Combined Counties League Premier Division South.

## History

The club was founded in 1958, by John French, and they began life as members of the Woking & District League. After achieving Intermediate status, they joined the Surrey County Intermediate League (Western) in 1967. The club was a founding member of the Home Counties League in 1978, which was renamed a year later to the Combined Counties League. They are currently members of the Combined Counties Premier Division.
The Jam played some of their early gigs at the clubhouse, before releasing their breakthrough song "In The City". Paul Weller, Bruce Foxton and Rick Buckler all went to Sheerwater Secondary School which is now called The David Brown Secondary School and is situated adjacent to Sheerwater Football Club.
The club has played in the Combined Counties League since the 2000s, although they did enjoy a brief spell in the Combined Counties in the early 1980s. For most of their time in the Combined Counties First Division, they have finished either mid-table or bottom of the league yet survived in this league due to a lack of suitable replacements from Step 7.
The club were the victim of a hoax in 2007 when investment into the club was promised but not delivered. The event could have spelt the end of the club, but they survived into the current decade.
Club Stalwart Trevor Wenden has been at the club in a number of different capacities since the 1970s.

## Ground

Sheerwater played their home games at Woking Athletic Ground, Sheerwater Recreation Ground, Blackmore Crescent, Sheerwater, Woking, Surrey, GU21 5QJ until the end of the 2017/18 season. From August 2018 until the end of the 2020/21 season, The Sheers played their home games at the Kingfield Stadium, home to National League club Woking while their new Eastwood Centre ground, which houses a third generation artificial pitch and forms part of a multi-leisure facility, was being built in the grounds of Bishop David Brown School in Sheerwater.
The Sheers commemorated the official opening of Eastwood with a fixture against Woking on 24 July 2021, which resulted in a 3–0 home defeat. The ground has a capacity of 600 spectators.

## Club Records

* Highest League Position:
** 1st in Combined Counties League Division One: 2018–19
** 4th in Combined Counties League Division One: 2017–18
** 9th in Combined Counties League Division One: 2008–09, 2016–17,
** 16th in Combined Counties League Premier Division: 2019–20
** 10th in Combined Counties League Premier Division: 2020–21
** 9th in Combined Counties League Premier Division: 2021–22
* FA VASE
** 1st Round Proper: 2018-19 lost 6–0 away to Southall
* FA CUP
** Extra Preliminary: 2019-20 lost 2–1 away to CB Hounslow
# Mohammad Zgheib military base

Mohammad Zgheib military base (Arabic: ثكنة محمد زغيب Thouknat Mohamed Zughaib), named after First Lieutenant Mohamed Zughaib who was killed in the Battle of Malkia during the 1948 Arab-Israeli War., is the headquarters of the Lebanese Army South regional command located in Sidon, 43 km from Beirut.

## History

The military base was founded in 1956, by the Lebanese army, in order to govern its forces distributed in the southern Lebanese region. Since 1948, ground forces such as the Second Artillery Regiment, the Sixth Brigade and an armored regiment, have positioned in its barracks till the mid-1970s. Later, the location where the present military base (in Sidon) was established, constituted of the Officers' club, Banu Barakat military base in Tyre (founded in 1958) and Marjayoun military base in Marjayoun (founded in the early 1940s). In 1982, the Israeli air-strikes destroyed several buildings in the base, however several damaged facilities were later reconstructed.

## Mission

The missions of the military base include:
* Supply of food and other necessities to the differing forces distributed in the South region.
* Supply of fuel and other lubricants to the vehicles and armed tanks.
* Maintenance

## Organizational structure

The region's command personnel spread in several locations in the Nabatieh and South Governorates, which include Sidon and Tyre military bases, the government hospital, Tebnine Hospital and Marjayoun military base. In addition, ground forces centered in the south include the Second, Third and Ninth Brigades, along with the internal forces positioned there. Several regional elements are positioned in the military base, including equipment, operation, intelligence, and conscription, in addition to other minor branches. The base also includes the South regional command, which was founded in 1970 and which currently contains a command and service force, a defense and guard force and a supply and transport force. Recently, a conscription facility was established in order to contain the new conscripts of the southern region, along with a financial center similar to the branch located in Badaro, Beirut.

## Emblem

The emblem of the South regional command consists of an eagle on top of Sidon Sea Castle, surrounded by two laurel leaves on a background of the South Lebanon region.
# STYK1

Tyrosine-protein kinase STYK1 is an enzyme that in humans is encoded by the STYK1 gene.
# STYLEPIT

STYLEPIT, previously known as SmartGuy Group is an online retailer of fashion apparel, launched in 2000. STYLEPIT has been named a growth gazelle by Danish business daily Børsen for six consecutive years, and has received a number of awards, including the Danish e-Commerce Award, as well as European e-Commerce Awards.
In addition to Denmark, the company has local offices or actual subsidiaries in 20 European markets. Bestseller acquired 10% of the shares, when the company became quoted on the Danish stock exchange Nasdaq OMX in late 2012. One year later, Bestseller increased their ownership to 26%. In January 2014, STYLEPIT moved their warehouse to Szczecin, Poland.
# Secure Stations Scheme

The Secure Stations Scheme is an accreditation scheme operated in the United Kingdom by the Department for Transport.
The scheme was started in 1998 and is open to the operators of any rail network policed by the British Transport Police. Each station is assessed separately; operators may choose to opt in or out of the scheme from time to time and accreditation for stations may lapse.
The criteria for accreditation cover four key areas:
* design of the station
* management of the station
* management of crime levels
* passenger perception of security
As of 24 April 2006, there were 252 accredited stations.
As of January 2019 more than 673 stations were accredited by the BTP. The Secure Stations Scheme was relaunched in 2017, with 172 stations being added or reinspected subsequently.
# Max Gottschalk

Max Jules Gottschalk (1909–2005) was an artist, furniture designer, and industrial designer.

## History

Gottschalk was born in 1909 in St. Louis, Missouri. He graduated from Washington University in St. Louis in the late 1930s.

### Newfoundland

Afterwards, he moved to the Dominion of Newfoundland where he worked as Chief Technical Advisor of the Department of Agriculture and Rural Reconstruction. The Newfoundland government assigned him the task of designing workshop furniture for the agricultural community of Markland. His designs combined modernist principles with the use of natural materials. The onset World War II ended the government's economic reconstruction programs and Gottschalk's work.

### Arizona

Gottschalk then returned to the United States, moving to Tucson, Arizona. He became a professor of industrial design at the new Modernist style West Campus of Pima Community College.
Gottschalk's most productive artistic period was in Arizona, from the 1950s to his death in 2005.
His artistic interests included mid-century modern industrial design which combined "natural" materials like leather with production materials such as aluminum and steel. The result was beautifully proportioned work that embraced and embodied both the Southwestern aesthetic and Modern design principles.
Gottschalk often worked with leather that was irregular and flawed, celebrating the material's imperfections. His distinctive logo appears on all of his products. He also created oil paintings.

## Gallery

Examples of Gottschalk's work include:
* 1970s Leather & Steel Chair – pair
* 1970s Leather & Steel Chair – closeup
* 1970s Leather & Steel Chair – feet
* 1970s Leather & Steel Chair – front
* 1970s Leather & Steel Chair – back w/logo
* 1970s Leather & Steel Chair – side
* 1960s era Barstool – Logo
* 1970s Leather & Aluminum Chair – Logo
* 1970s Leather & Aluminum Chair – Front #1
* 1970s Leather & Aluminum Chair – Top
* 1970s Leather & Aluminum Chair – Side
# Maximus of Constantinople

Maximus of Constantinople may refer to:
* Archbishop Maximus I of Constantinople, Archbishop of Constantinople in 380
* Patriarch Maximus II of Constantinople (died 1216), Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople in 1216
* Patriarch Maximus III of Constantinople, Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople in 1476–1481
* Patriarch Maximus IV of Constantinople, Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople in 1491–1497
* Patriarch Maximus V of Constantinople (1897–1972), Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople in 1946–1948
* Maximus the Confessor (c. 580–662), Byzantine official, monk and theologian
# Maximus of Pavia

Maximus was Bishop of Pavia. He was in attendance at councils of Rome convened under Pope Symmachus.
# Maximus of Hispania

Maximus was a Roman usurper (409–411) in Hispania (the Iberian Peninsula, modern Spain and Portugal). He was declared emperor by the general Gerontius, who might have been his father.
Gerontius had previously served the usurper Constantine III, who had sent him to Hispania. Relations between the two men deteriorated throughout the year 409, and when Constantine sent an army under his son and heir Constans in the late summer of 410, Gerontius mutinied and installed Maximus. Kullikowski suggests that Gerontius may have feared being replaced as Constantine's chief military figure in the provinces of Hispania. Drinkwater on the other hand suggests that Gerontius, seeing Constantine negotiating with Emperor Honorius over 409, had decided to side with the local Theodosian supporters. However, by the summer of 410 Gerontius had received no support from Italy, was threatened by Constans and desperate for imperial authority to confirm his arrangements with his barbarian allies. Faced by these threats, "Gerontius was at length driven into open revolt."
Maximus managed some degree of rule over the provinces of Hispania. Kullikowski reports that "the mint at Barcino struck coins in his name and there is evidence for major construction work on that city's walls during reign."
In the first 18 months of his reign Gerontius's forces defeated Constantine's forces, killed his son Constans at Vienna (modern Vienne, Isère) and trapped Constantine himself inside Arelas. Seeing the losses of the armies of the two usurpers, Honorius sent his general Constantius into Gaul; Gerontius' soldiers deserted him for the imperial general. Gerontius retired to Hispania, where he killed himself after his remaining troops turned on him.
Deprived of his major supporter, Maximus reportedly fled to sanctuary "amongst the barbarians in Hispania." Prosper of Tiro recorded that he was pardoned when he was removed from power.
The remainder of the recorded history of this shadowy figure becomes even more murky. He is commonly identified with a second Maximus who started his rebellion in Hispania between July 419 and February 421. According to Marcellinus Comes, this Maximus was brought to Rome where he was displayed and executed, along with one Jovinianus, around 23 January 422, during Honorius' tricennalia. Kullikowski supports this identification, explaining that he was defeated and captured by the comes Asterius, for which achievement Asterius was rewarded with the Patriciate.
# Maurice Fitzgerald (rugby union)

Maurice George Hollis FitzGerald (born 14 February 1976), known professionally as Maurice Fitzgerald, is an English former rugby union player.
Fitzgerald, who spent the majority of his club career in France, was part of the championship winning Biarritz side of the 2001/02 season.

## Biography
### Personal

Born in The Hague, Fitzgerald attended Ampleforth College and graduated from Durham University in 1998 with a degree in Modern Languages.

### Career

Fitzgerald joined Richmond F.C. following university. In 1999 the club went into administration; Fitzgerald moved to Biarritz, where he had previously spent a year abroad as a student.
In 2003 Fitzgerald was called up to England A for the first time after strong performances in the Heineken Cup and French Championship. He signed for Harlequins for the 2004/05 season and made his debut as a substitute on 27 September 2004 against Worcester, but featured in only a handful of league and cup matches during his final year as a professional.
# Mayday Trippe

Mayday "Dean" Trippe is a United States–based comic book artist and illustrator. Trippe graduated from the Savannah College of Art and Design with a B.F.A. in Sequential Art in 2003.

## Work

Along with Jamie Dee Galey, Trippe was also one of the instigators of the 2005 Batgirl Livejournal Meme, which grew into a phenomenon of over 1000 artists contributing their own unique renditions of DC Comics' Batgirl.
With writer Chris Arrant, they co-founded Project: Rooftop, a website devoted to original redesigns of classic American comic book characters.
Trippe started a Kickstarter campaign in 2014 to publish Something Terrible, an autobiographical comic about child abuse and sexual violence. After several months of delays. angry supporters and radio silence from the author, he made a deal with Iron Circus Comics. The work was distributed by Iron Circus Comics.
In September 2015, Trippe illustrated the cover of the scientific journal Nature, in which they designed a team of superheroes representing areas of knowledge (economics, psychology, astronomy, quantum mechanics, medicine, computer science, and Evolutionary biology) that also is used in an editorial and a special issue. Trippe also illustrated a variant for another article within the issue.

## Private life

Trippe came out as non-binary in 2021.
They are a member of the Democratic Socialists of America.
# Mohan Maharishi

Mohan Maharishi (30 January 1940 – 9 May 2023) was an Indian theatre director, actor, and playwright. He was awarded the Sangeet Natak Akademi Award for Direction in 1992.

## Early life

Mohan Maharishi graduated from National School of Drama, New Delhi in 1965, and later served as its director 1984-86.

## Career

Mohan Maharishi is most known for his plays in Hindi, such as Einstein (1994), Raja Ki Rasoi Vidyottamā, and Saanp Seedhi as well as Hindi plays that he had directed over the years, including Andhayug, Rani Jindan (Punjabi), Othello, Ho Rahega Kuchh Na Kuchh (inspired by Marsha Norman's 1983 English play 'Night, Mother), and Dear Bapu (2008). Amongst notable plays written by him include Einstein, Raja Ki Rasoi, Joseph Ka Mukadma, Deewar Mein Ek Khirkee Rahati Thi, and Ho Rahega Kuch Na Kuch. He had also appeared in the historical series Bharat Ek Khoj as Muslim social reformer Sir Syed Ahmed Khan.
From 1973 to 1979, he was the theatre advisor to the government of Mauritius. After his return from Mauritius he taught at the department of Indian Theatre at Panjab University, Chandigarh, and in 1987 he started his second tenure as professor and became its department head. He lived in Chandigarh until his retirement in 2004, and then moved back to New Delhi to set up the Natwa Theatre Society.
Mohan Maharishi was known for his simplistic yet theatrically sound and heartwarming productions and is widely regarded as one of the best directors Indian theatre has ever produced.

## Death

Maharishi died on 9 May 2023, at the age of 83.
# Sab Rab De Bande

Sab Rab De Bande is an Indian documentary featuring stories of Sikh queer individuals in India. The 28-minute documentary film by Sukhdeep Singh (who is one of the stories himself) explores the perception of homosexuality in the Sikh religion. The film was premiered at Orinam's Reel Desire Queer Film Festival. The film was also a part of the South Asian Heritage Month in 2021. The documentary is narrated by Anwesh Sahoo.

## Reception

Gaysi appreciated the film and wrote "Sab Rab De Bande effectively captures the struggle that queer people go through when considering their faiths and religious identity.The lack of clear representation of Sikh queer persons in regional as well as popular media poses the difficulty of feeling included in their community. Firstpost on the other hand was relatively critical of the film and published, "The running time of the film does not allow for a deep dive into some of the ideas here. The filmmaker has carefully selected stories of people who are proud of their Sikh identity. They see no reason to abandon it. If the film had also included LGBTQ Sikhs who have given up their faith, the narrative would have been different from what it is at present. Feminism in India wrote a mixed review, Sab Rab De Bande successfully captures the battle that most queer people fight if they are to keep believing in their faith and also in themselves. Even though the documentary brings together various narratives which are valuable experiences from a community that has not spoken about queerness before, at times it feels like that it is too linear, too unidirectional, lacking a certain nuance.

## Awards

* First Runner Up (Documentary Film) at Chicago South Asian Film Festival.
# Maya Kobayashi

Maya Kobayashi (小林 麻耶, Kobayashi Maya, born July 12, 1979, in Tokyo, Japan) is a Japanese journalist.

## Biography

Kobayashi was born in Tokyo on July 12, 1979. She graduated from Aoyama Gakuin University. After working for TBS as a presenter, she become a freelance presenter in 2009, but continued to work on TBS programs. She was formerly affiliated with Cent Force and Ikushima Planning. Currently she was freelance.
# Sa'duddin

Sa'duddin (2 June 1961 – 16 May 2021) was an Indonesian politician and a member of the Islam-based Prosperous Justice Party (PKS). He served as member of the House of Representatives from 2014 until 2016.

## Political career

Sa'duddin was Regent of Bekasi from 2007 to 2012. During his term, he oversaw the elimination of tuition fees for students at state-run elementary and junior high schools.
In 2012, he stood for re-election with Jamal Lulail as his running mate, but lost to Golkar Party candidate Neneng Hassanah Yasin and her running mate Rohim Mintareja. Sa'duddin accused the winning candidate of practicing money politics and challenged the election result, but the Constitutional Court upheld Neneng's victory.
In 2014, Sa'duddin was elected a member of the House of Representatives for the 2014-2019 period, as a representative of PKS. He then became a member of House Commission II on home affairs, but in April 2016 switched to House Commission IV on agriculture, fisheries and food. He resigned from the national parliament later in 2016, so he could run again for the position of Bekasi regent.
In 2017, he stood for election as Bekasi regent, this time with musician Ahmad Dhani as his running mate, but they came second with 24.84% of the vote.

## Death

Sa'duddin died on 16 May 2021 at Hermina Hospital in Depok after suffering a lung disease.
# Mausimaa Temple

Mausimaa Temple is an ancient shrine located in Kulada, a village also contains the Bagh Devi temple, in Ganjam District of Odisha, India. It is about 8 km from Bhanjanagar.
The presiding deity of the temple is Ardhasini, maternal aunt (or Mausi Maa) of Jagannath.
The temple celebrates its festival during the Ratha Yatra held in the Jagannath Temple (Puri). During the rainy season (Asadha Masa), typically in June or July, the deities Jagannath, Balabhadra, and Subhadra are brought out from Jagannath Temple and carried on chariots to Mausimaa Temple via the main high street in Puri.
Upper Bagh Devi Temple and Ratneswar Mahadev temple are shrines nearby.
# Molinos de Duero

Molinos de Duero is a municipality located in the province of Soria, Castile and León, Spain. According to the 2004 census (INE), the municipality had a population of 185 inhabitants.
# SNCF Class X 97150

SNCF Class X 97150 railbusess, also known as type A2E (Autorails à 2 essieux), were built by Soulé in 1990. Three units, numbered X 97151-153 were built to work the Guingamp to Carhaix and Paimpol lines in Brittany.
Rails et Traction International, based in Raeren, Belgium have taken ownership of them and are making them available to open access rail operators.
# Selwyn Caesar

Selwyn Caesar (born 16 May 1936) is a Trinidadian cricketer. He played in ten first-class matches for Trinidad and Tobago from 1959 to 1964.
# Moinul Hossain

Moinul Hossain is a Bangladeshi cricketer. He made his List A debut for Sheikh Jamal Dhanmondi Club in the 2016–17 Dhaka Premier Division Cricket League on 5 June 2017.