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# List of members of the Løgting, 1994–1998

A list of members of the Løgting from 1994 to 1998. The Løgting had 32 members this period.

## Members of the Løgting

| Name | Party | Area | Remarks |
| Álvur Zachariasen | Self-Government Party | Norðoyar | |
| Anfinn Kallsberg | People's Party | Norðoyar | Minister 1996–1998. Rúna Sivertsen took his seat. |
| Bjarni Djurholm | People's Party | Suðurstreymoy | |
| Bjørn á Heygum | Union Party | Suðurstreymoy | |
| Edmund Joensen | Union Party | Eysturoy | Prime Minister 1994–1998. Atli Hansen took his seat. |
| Finnbogi Arge | Union Party | Suðurstreymoy | and became member of People's Party in 1995. |
| Finnbogi Ísakson | Republican Party | Suðurstreymoy | |
| Heini O. Heinesen | Republican Party | Norðoyar | |
| Helena Dam á Neystabø | Self-Government Party | Suðurstreymoy | |
| Henrik Old | Social Democratic Party | Suðuroy | |
| Ingeborg Vinther | Workers' Union | Suðuroy | |
| Ivan Johannesen | Union Party | Vágar | Minister 1994–1998. Sune Jacobsen took his seat. |
| Jákup Joensen | Union Party | Suðuroy | |
| Jákup Olsen | Christian People's Party | Suðuroy | |
| Jenis av Rana | Centre Party | Suðurstreymoy | |
| Jóannes Eidesgaard | Social Democratic Party | Suðuroy | Minister 1994–1996. |
| Jógvan A. Johannessen | Social Democratic Party | Sandoy | |
| Jógvan Durhuus | Republican Party | Norðurstreymoy | |
| Jógvan I. Olsen | Union Party | Eysturoy | Speaker of the Løgting in 1994 and 1995–1998. |
| John Petersen | People's Party | Sandoy | Minister 1996–1998. Eyðun M. Viderø took his seat. |
| Jørgen Niclasen | People's Party | Vágar | |
| Kjartan Joensen | People's Party | Eysturoy | |
| Kristian Magnussen | Workers' Union | Suðurstreymoy | Minister 1996–1998. |
| Lasse Klein | Christian People's Party | Eysturoy | |
| Lisbeth L. Petersen | Union Party | Suðurstreymoy | |
| Maria Hansen | Union Party | Norðurstreymoy | |
| Marita Petersen | Social Democratic Party | Suðurstreymoy | Speaker of the Løgting 1994–1995. |
| Óli Breckmann | People's Party | Suðurstreymoy | |
| Óli Jacobsen | Workers' Union | Eysturoy | Minister 1994–1995 and in 1998. K.R. Johansen took his seat. |
| Signar á Brúnni | Republican Party | Eysturoy | |
| Tordur Niclasen | Centre Party | Eysturoy | |
| Vilhelm Johannesen | Social Democratic Party | Norðoyar | |
# Pseudotheopea

Pseudotheopea is a genus of skeletonizing leaf beetles in the family Chrysomelidae. There are more than 20 described species in Pseudotheopea, found in Indomalaya and the Palearctic. It is closely related to the genus Theopea.

## Species

These 24 species belong to the genus Pseudotheopea, divided into three species groups (with five other species currently unassigned to any group):
Pseudotheopea sauteri group:
    Pseudotheopea coerulea (Gressitt & Kimoto, 1963) (China)
    Pseudotheopea geiseri (Lee & Bezděk, 2018) (India)
    Pseudotheopea hainanensis (Lee & Bezděk, 2018) (China)
    Pseudotheopea laosensis (Lee & Bezděk, 2018) (China, Laos, Vietnam)
    Pseudotheopea sauteri (Chûjô, 1935) (Taiwan)
    Pseudotheopea sekerkai (Lee & Bezděk, 2018) (Laos)
Pseudotheopea costata group:
    Pseudotheopea aeneipennis (Gressitt & Kimoto, 1963) (China)
    Pseudotheopea azurea (Gressitt & Kimoto, 1963) (China)
    Pseudotheopea boreri Lee & Bezděk, 2020 (India)
    Pseudotheopea clypealis (Medvedev, 2015) (Vietnam)
    Pseudotheopea costata (Allard, 1889) (Philippines)
    Pseudotheopea gressitti Lee and Bezděk, 2020 (Philippines)
    Pseudotheopea hsingtzungi Lee & Bezděk, 2020 (Laos)
    Pseudotheopea kimotoi Lee & Bezděk, 2020 (Laos, Thailand, Vietnam)
    Pseudotheopea leehsuehae Lee & Bezděk, 2020 (Laos)
    Pseudotheopea smaragdina (Gressitt & Kimoto, 1963) (China)
    Pseudotheopea sufangae Lee & Bezděk, 2020 (Taiwan)
Pseudotheopea similis group:
    Pseudotheopea nigrita (Medvedev, 2007) (Thailand)
    Pseudotheopea similis (Kimoto, 1989) (Laos, Vietnam)
Species unassigned to any species group:
    Pseudotheopea aureoviridis (Chûjô, 1935) (Japan)
    Pseudotheopea cheni (Lee & Bezděk, 2018) (Taiwan)
    Pseudotheopea collaris (Kimoto, 1989) (Taiwan)
    Pseudotheopea irregularis (Takizawa, 1978) (Taiwan)
    Pseudotheopea kanmiyai (Kimoto, 1984) (Taiwan)
# Pseudotherium

Pseudotherium ("false beast") is an extinct genus of prozostrodontian cynodonts from the Late Triassic of Argentina. It contains one species, P. argentinus, which was first described in 2019 from remains found in the La Peña Member of the Ischigualasto Formation in the Ischigualasto-Villa Unión Basin.

## Discovery and naming

The holotype and only known specimen, PVSJ 882, was discovered in 2006 by Argentine palaeontologist Ricardo N. Martínez during an expedition to the Ischigualasto Formation. It consists of a partial skull lacking the lower jaw, quadrate bones and most of the zygomatic arches and premaxillae.
The generic name Pseudotherium is derived from the Greek words pseudo, meaning "false", and therios, meaning "beast". The specific name argentinus references the country of Argentina where it was found.

## Description

Pseudotherium would have been a relatively large cynodont; excluding its missing premaxillae, the holotype skull is 69 millimetres (2.7 in) in length. Running along the top of the skull was a prominent sagittal crest (an attachment point for jaw muscles). Like Prozostrodon, a contemporary prozostrodontian from Brazil, it possessed remnants of the prefrontal and postorbital bones. Most mammaliamorphs, on the other hand, lacked any trace of these bones.
The snout of Pseudotherium is long and slender. As the premaxillae are incomplete, no incisors have been preserved. The canines were thin and curved, with unique longitudinal ridges on each side. Behind the canines were nine pairs of postcanine teeth; these were separated from the canines by a short diastema. The postcanines resembled those of Botucaraitherium and the brasilodontids, possessing three main cusps in a roughly symmetrical arrangement. The seventh and eighth postcanines also bore two and three accessory cusps, respectively. Unlike in tritylodontids and mammaliaforms, the roots were incompletely divided.

## Classification

The following cladogram is from the phylogenetic analysis of Wallace et al., 2019. Pseudotherium was placed within Mammaliamorpha as the sister taxon of Tritylodontidae, a largely Jurassic group of mammaliamorphs. The authors however noted that Pseudotherium might be more basal than the cladogram suggests, possibly forming a polytomy with tritheledontids, tritylodontids and brasilodontids instead.
A 2023 paper by Stefanello et al., describing a nearly complete new skull of Prozostrodon, recovered Pseudotherium as the sister taxon of that genus, with the two genera forming the clade Prozostrodontidae at the base of Prozostrodontia. A cladogram from that study is shown below:
# René Corado

René Corado (born 1960) is a Guatemalan-American oologist, biologist and writer.

## Biography

Corado was born in a small village of El Chicał, Morazan, El Progreso, Guatemala among six siblings. In 1968, at age 8, Corado and his family moved to Guatemala City. He attended school in the morning and to help his family survive, he shined shoes in the afternoon and asked for leftovers to feed his siblings. Some days he did not collect enough food and visited the dump to look for food for himself. In 1981, Corado emigrated to the United States. He went to Hollywood, where he started as a gardener for the Donald L. Bleitz Wildlife Foundation in 1982. Bleitz passed away in 1986 and requested that all study skins go to the Western Foundation of Vertebrate Zoology, which became the largest egg and nest collection in the world, founded by Ed Harrison in 1956. Corado worked alongside Harrison, building his knowledge of oology and collaborating on ornithological research.
Corado graduated from high school in the U.S. He earned an associate degree from Oxnard College in 2007.
In 2001, Corado started a bird conservation project in Guatemala. By 2004, with the help of Linnea Hall and the support of Western Foundation of Vertebrate Zoology he created a campaign called the Guatemala River Project to work towards cleaning the heavily polluted Motagua River. He and Hall collaborated on publications such as Egg & Nest, which emphasizes the diversity that can be found in bird eggs and nests.
In 2014, his autobiographical book, El Lustrador (The Shoeshine Boy), was published in Guatemala.
In 2016, he published his autobiographical book The Adventures of René Corado, The Shoeshine Boy, bilingual and illustrated.
In September 2019, he was honored as Guatemalan Ambassador of Peace.
On 11 November 2019 he was honored with the Order of the Quetzal. Established in 1936, it is bestowed by the Government of Guatemala. The award acknowledges officials of nations, organizations and other entities whose artistic, civic, humanitarian, or scientific works merit special recognition.
The WFVZ has more than a million bird eggs, eighteen thousand bird nests and fifty six thousand study skins (of birds).
# Malaysia–Norway relations

Malaysia–Norway relations refers to foreign relations between Malaysia and Norway. Malaysia has a consulate in Oslo, while Norway has an embassy in Kuala Lumpur.

## Economic relations

There is a Malaysia Norway Business Council to provide a forum for discussion and exchanging views on business conditions, both domestic and international for Malaysian and Norwegian firms. Both Norway and Malaysia are oil-producing nations and the petroleum industry has been the most important pillar in their bilateral relationship. Both countries also co-operate in agricultural trade. Currently, there are fifty Norwegian companies operating in Malaysia. In 2006, the exports to Malaysia worth around RM150 million, while imports from Malaysia were worth around RM338.7 million. The trade increase significantly and by 2017, Malaysian exports to Norway value of kr2.35 billion (RM1.25 billion) while Norwegian exports to Malaysia were worth kr1.65 billion (RM879.7 million). In the same year, around 50 Norwegian companies had their presence in Malaysia. Norway also in the process to establishing a free trade agreement with Malaysia through the European Free Trade Association (EFTA).

## Security relations

Norway also provides Malaysia with military equipment and defence services.
# Majur (Jagodina)

Majur is a village in the municipality of Jagodina, Serbia. According to the 2002 census, the village has a population of 2777 people. A majority of the population is Serbian.
# Public Health Film Society

The Public Health Film Society (PHFS), is a charity registered in the UK (no. 1160590). It was established in 2014 by four public health specialist from Oxford - Dr Uy Hoang, Dr Olena Seminog, Dr Sam Williamson and Dr Stella Botchway, most of whom had been involved in the Oxford Public Health Film Club.
The charity was set up with the aim of 'bringing together people from many different backgrounds, to encourage them to share their knowledge, skills, and experience, and be inspired through the medium of film to understand public health, and work towards overcoming the public health challenges we all face'.
PHFS constitution was adopted in 2014 and it was registered with the Charity Commission in 2015.
It is the first and only independent film society devoted to films about health.
The first president was Dr Stella Botchway (2014-2015). She oversaw the adoption of the constitution and the launch of the first ever Public Health Film Festival in the UK. She would later go on to become a researcher at The Oxford Research Centre in the Humanities (TORCH).
The second and current president is Dr Uy Hoang (2015–present). He oversaw the 2nd and 3rd editions of the Public Health Film Festival and the launch of the International Public Health Film Competition. He is a health researcher currently at the University of Oxford.
In addition to helping to organise the Public Health Film Festival and the International Public Health Film Competition, the PHFS undertakes a number of other works to promote conversations between the health and artistic communities about public health messages in film, and to promote transparency in the portray of health messages to the general public. This work includes the distribution of correspondence and peer-reviewed research on health films. The PHFS is an affiliate member of the British Federation of Film Societies.
# Pu Shougeng

Pu Shougeng (traditional Chinese: 蒲壽庚; simplified Chinese: 蒲寿庚; Wade–Giles: Pʽu Shou-keng; fl. c. 1250–1284) was a Muslim merchant and administrator of China's Southern Song and Yuan dynasties.
The surname Pu was likely derived from Arabic Abū (father). Pu's family background is unknown. According to one theory, his family came from Central Asia to Sichuan during the early Song and later emigrated to Quanzhou. According to another, they arrived in the Southern Song from Champa. The most likely scenario is that his family was of South Arabian or Central Asian Persian origin and settled in Guangzhou.
Pu was one of the wealthiest merchants in Fujian when, around 1250, he was appointed Superintendent of Maritime Trade in Quanzhou. He held the post for almost thirty years, using it to amass great wealth.
When the Southern Song court fled to Quanzhou, Pu claimed that there were many royal clan members in Quanzhou waiting to welcome the emperor; these clansmen, Pu alleged, wished to make Quanzhou the new Song capital. However, Pu Shougeng’s loyalty was already doubted when he boarded the emperor’s ship in Quanzhou Harbor. In fact, some Song officers "openly hinted that Pu’s purpose was to entice the emperor [then docked offshore, in Quanzhou Harbor] to go ashore so as to detain him, then use him as a pawn to improve his own bargaining position with the Mongols."
Thus, "Song admiral Zhang Shijie politely declined, having received intelligence reports that Pu Shougeng was secretly negotiating with Yuan agents." By that time, "the Mongols thought [Pu] the ideal person to help them build up their navy." The Mongol general Bayan (伯顏) had already sent a lieutenant to Quanzhou to negotiate a secret agreement with Pu, but "rumors and spy reports of [said] secret agreement reached [Admiral] Zhang," who confiscated Pu's fortune to finance the Song defense against the Yuan.
The Yuan dynasty made him Defender-General of the State (鎭國將軍) and later Assistant Civil Administrator (參知政事) of Jiangxi. In 1281, he was appointed one of two executive assistants to the provincial secretariat of Fujian. Thereafter he fades from view, but his family remained prominent under the Yuan. Many members of his family were tortured and slaughtered in the Ispah rebellion. The survivors remained devout Muslims and were prohibited from holding public office under the Ming on account of their defection from the Song.
# Pu Prefecture (Sichuan)

Puzhou or Pu Prefecture was a zhou (prefecture) in imperial China, centering on modern Anyue County, Sichuan, China. It existed (intermittently) from 575 until 1376.

## Geography

The administrative region of Pu Prefecture in the Song dynasty is in modern eastern Sichuan, which borders Chongqing. It probably includes parts of modern:
* Under the administration of Ziyang:
** Anyue County
** Lezhi County
* Under the administration of Suining:
** Suining
# Pseudoxanthobacter soli

Pseudoxanthobacter soli is a Gram negative, aerobic rod-shaped and nitrogen fixing bacterium which has been isolated from soil from an agricultural research field station in Kaohsiung County in Taiwan.
# Pseudoxanthomonas koreensis

Pseudoxanthomonas koreensis is a species of Gram-negative, non-spore-forming, rod-shaped bacteria, first isolated from ginseng fields. T7-09(T) (=KCTC 12208(T) =IAM 15116(T)) is the type strain.
# Major Broadcasting Network

The Major Broadcasting Network was an important part of the Australian broadcasting scene from 1938 until the 1970s.

## History and background

In 1938, David Worrall, manager of 3DB Melbourne, launched the Major Broadcasting Network. Up until its closure in the 1970s, MBS was Australia's second most important radio network, after the Macquarie Radio Network. At inception, the Major Network was made up of stations in all mainland state capital cities, i.e. 2UE, 3DB, 4BK, 5AD, 6PR. They were soon to be joined by 7HT.
The Sydney outlet was later changed to 2CH and then 2UW before 2UE yet again became the Sydney outlet in September 1950. In 1973, an important date because it was the 50th anniversary of broadcasting in Australia, the network then consisted of the following stations: 2UE, 2KO, 3DB, 3LK, 4BK, 4AK, 5AD, 5PI, 5MU, 5SE, 6PR, 6CI, 6TZ, 7HT and 7EX.
From formation and until the introduction of television in Australia, Major stations broadcast a popular range of live variety programs particularly quizzes and dramas including soap operas, mainly produced in studios at either 3DB Melbourne or the various Sydney outlets. Because of the high quality of these programs, most Major stations continually had high ratings in the various surveys.
As discussed, the main person behind the formation of the Major Network was David Worrall, manager of 3DB, a most important figure in broadcasting history. The establishment of the Major Network actually occurred after two earlier attempts by David Worrall to form a network both with 3DB as the key station and with 2UE as the Sydney station. Early in 1933, a loose grouping, but the first Australian attempt to form a commercial network, was attempted - it was known as the Federal Network. Then, later in 1933 the Associated Broadcasters of Australia was formed but, again, did not last long.
From 1941 and well into the 1950s, the main producer of live radio programs in Australia was the Colgate-Palmolive Radio Unit which achieved its prestigious status by luring big name stars away from the various stations and the main radio networks. Initially, the many dozens of programs produced by Colgate-Palmolive were heard on the Macquarie Radio Network but, after some years, David Worrall was able to lure Colgate-Palmolive over to the Major Network. Of course, this saw a great increase in listener numbers for the network.
# Reem Mall

Reem Mall (Arabic: ريم مول) is a shopping mall located in Al Reem Island, Abu Dhabi. The mall will feature 400+ international and local store brands, approximately 85 restaurants, & "Snow Abu Dhabi", the first-ever indoor snow park in the capital & the second to open in the United Arab Emirates.
The mall cost $1.2 billion to construct. It has a retail space of more than 190,000 square meters (2,000,000 square feet), with a car park having approximately 6,800 spaces. It will also have an on-premises logistics hub that allows store-to-door delivery anywhere in the UAE (up to 24 hours) and across the GCC (up to 72 hours), which is the first time it has been applied to a mall.

## Construction

In 2017, the mall started construction and was completed in the late 2020s. The construction and development was led by Al Farwaniya Property Developments, with the lead contractor being Itinera Ghantoot, and the interior fit-out contractor being JC Maclean International. The size of the mall is nearly 260,000 square meters (2.8 million square feet). The mall had a soft opening on February 16, 2023.

## Snow Abu Dhabi (snow park)

Snow Abu Dhabi is a snow park under the ownership of the Majid Al Futtaim Group. The snow park features 12 rides and 17 attractions across the snow park with the temperature of −2 °C (28 °F) and with the snow depth of 50 cm (20 in).
# Sacred Songs of Mary 2

Sacred Songs of Mary 2, the second volume of the series, is a 2014 compilation album from Valley Entertainment featuring music devoted to Mary (mother of Jesus).
# Santo Stefano a Macerata

Santo Stefano a Macerata is a village in Tuscany, central Italy, administratively a frazione of the comune of Cascina, province of Pisa. At the time of the 2001 census its population was 86.
Santo Stefano a Macerata is about 20 kilometres (12 mi) from Pisa and 7 kilometres (4.3 mi) from Cascina. The main hamlet of the frazione is called Chiesanuova.

## Science

The frazione is home to the European Gravitational Observatory and the Virgo interferometer, one of the few facilities in the world for the search for gravitational waves.
# NELL2

Protein kinase C-binding protein NELL2 is an enzyme that in humans is encoded by the NELL2 gene.
This gene encodes a cytoplasmic protein that contains epidermal growth factor (EGF) -like repeats. The encoded heterotrimeric protein may be involved in cell growth regulation and differentiation. A similar protein in rodents is involved in craniosynostosis. An alternative splice variant has been described but its full length sequence has not been determined.
# R533 (South Africa)

The R533 is a Regional Route in South Africa.

## Route

Its western terminus is the R36 at Verraiersnek Pass in Limpopo between Ohrigstad and Mashishing (Lydenburg). Heading east, it crosses into Mpumalanga through Robbers Pass into Pilgrim's Rest. On the other side, the R532 joins from the south. The routes continue to Graskop where the R532 leaves heading north. From Graskop, the R533 carries on east through the Kowyn Pass. On the far side of the pass, the R535 diverges, heading just south-east, whereas the R533 then turns to a north-easterly direction, ending at an intersection with the R40 in Bushbuckridge.
# Marissa Vosloo-Jacobs

Marissa Vosloo-Jacobs, born on 17 May 1976, is a stage actress.

## Early life

Vosloo-Jacobs was raised in Kroonstad. After matriculating from Afrikaanse Hoërskool in Kroontstad in 1994, she studied at the University of Pretoria and obtained a B.A (Drama) degree.

## Personal life

In November 2008 Marissa Vosloo and Hennie Jacobs, fell victim to a carjacking at a petrol station at Paulshof in northern Johannesburg. The hijacker threatened the couple using a 9mm pistol and stole their vehicle. Nobody was injured.
On Saturday, 6 December 2008, Jacobs and Vosloo were married in an African setting in a Shebeen-themed wedding. Their first daughter, Nua Audrey Esthe Jacobs, was born on 22 January 2010. Their second daughter, Tali Anah Ella Jacobs, was born on 14 March 2013.

## Acting career
### Stage

| 2007 | Valley Song | Veronica |