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# Esmeralda–Yaruroan languages

Esmeralda–Yaruro or Takame–Jarúroan, is a proposed connection between two unclassified languages of Venezuela and Ecuador: Yaruro (Llaruro, Pumé, Yuapín), 6000 speakers, and the extinct Esmeralda (Esmeraldeño, Takame). They would be only distantly related, but Kaufman (1990) finds the connection convincing, and Campbell (2012) believes the connection is promising.

## Vocabulary

Below is a comparison of selected basic vocabulary items in Esmeralda and Yaruro.
    glossEsmeraldaYaruro hair rarapokü̃́ eye muladachó nose ra-ausa (my)ĩbupuȩ́ tooth ra-ha, ra-kajõdȩ́ mouth bassadyá hand disa (my)ichí foot tahatá blood kar(k)agué bone mu-kilsajú person ilono̧ãĩ́ name chintokẽ́ dog kine(a)oré fish kichṍ tree tá(k)tetó leaf rampide (?)to pjü̃dá water uivi, úvoiuí fire muka (with)kjõdȩ́ earth dó; duladabú road direnṍ eat enimajurá die ubale, ybale (dead)jãbó
# Lips of Lurid Blue

Lips of Lurid Blue (Italian: Labbra di lurido blu, also known as With Lips of Lurid Blue and With Lips of Filthy Blue) is a 1975 erotic drama film written and directed by Giulio Petroni.

## Plot

Traumatised when they were children - she by the erotic effusions of her parents, he by a repulsive experience of sexual initiation built by the fathers - Elli has become a nymphomaniac, and Marco a homosexual. Perhaps to find a way out from their deviations, perhaps to support each other, the two marry. Their marriage, however, does not solve their problems, nor are things made any easier by the unexpected return of George, the English antiquarian "friend" of Marco, who now tries to seduce Marco. Marco kills the girl who loves him, whom he has rejected, and then throws himself from a tower, under the eyes of Elli and George.

## Cast

* Lisa Gastoni as Elli Alessi
* Corrado Pani as Marco
* Jeremy Kemp as George Stevens, Marco's Lover
* Pino Caruso as Don Gino
* Hélène Chanel as Elli's Mother
* Silvano Tranquilli as David Levi
* Daniela Halbritter as Laura
* Gino Santercole as Alberto

## Production

The film was shot in Perugia.
# Sanremo Music Festival 1952

The Sanremo Music Festival 1952 (Italian: Festival di Sanremo 1952), officially the 2nd Italian Song Festival (2º Festival della canzone italiana), was the second annual Sanremo Music Festival, held at the Sanremo Casino in Sanremo between 28 and 30 January 1952. The show was presented by Nunzio Filogamo.
According to the rules of this edition every song was performed by a couple of singers or groups, with the five artists selected performing multiple songs. The winner of the festival was "Vola colomba", performed by Nilla Pizzi, who occupied all the podium places in that edition.

## Participants and results

Participants and results :
| Song, performing artists and writer(s) | Rank |
| "Vola colomba" – Nilla Pizzi (Bixio Cherubini, Carlo Concina) | 1 |
| "Papaveri e papere" – Nilla Pizzi (Nino Rastelli, Mario Panzeri, Vittorio Mascheroni) | 2 |
| "Una donna prega" – Nilla Pizzi (Pinchi, Virgilio Panzuti) | 3 |
| "Madonna delle rose" – Oscar Carboni (Giuseppe Fiorelli, Mario Ruccione) | 4 |
| "Un disco dall'Italia" – Gino Latilla (Nicola Salerno, Giovanni D'Anzi) | 5 |
| "L'attesa" – Gino Latilla (Biri, Nino Ravasini) | 6 |
| "Perché le donne belle" – Oscar Carboni (Alessandro Sopranzi, Giovanni Fassino) | 7 |
| "Vecchia mura" – Achille Togliani (Filibello, Pier Emilio Bassi) | 8 |
| "Libro di novelle" – Achille Togliani (Libero Citi, Mauro Casini) | 9 |
| "Nel regno dei sogni" – Nilla Pizzi and Achille Togliani (Annibale Papetti, Carlo Alberto Rossi) | 10 |
| "Al ritmo di carrozzella" – Duo Fasano (Enzo Luigi Poletto, Piero Pavesio) | Eliminated |
| "Buonanotte (Ai bimbi del mondo)" – Nilla Pizzi and Duo Fasano (Ettore Minoretti, Aldo Zara) | Eliminated |
| "Cantate e sorridete" – Oscar Carboni (Gian Carlo Testoni, Fabio Fabor, Carlo Donida) | Eliminated |
| "Due gattini" – Duo Fasano (Tata Giacobetti, Gorni Kramer, Trinacria) | Eliminated |
| "Il valzer di Nonna Speranza" – Nilla Pizzi and Duo Fasano (Gian Carlo Testoni, Saverio Seracini) | Eliminated |
| "La collanina" – Achille Togliani (Gian Carlo Testoni, Dino Olivieri) | Eliminated |
| "Malinconica tarantella" – Gino Latilla (Gian Carlo Testoni, Enzo Ceragioli) | Eliminated |
| "Ninna nanna ai sogni perduti" – Nilla Pizzi (Pier Emilio Bassi, Mario Panzeri, Gian Carlo Testoni) | Eliminated |
| "Pura fantasia" – Gino Latilla (Aminta, Armando Fragna) | Eliminated |
| "Vecchio tram" – Duo Fasano (Gian Luigi Callegari) | Eliminated |

## Broadcast

All shows were broadcast on Secondo Programma, beginning at 22:00 CET.
# Chainplate

A chainplate is a metal plate used to fasten a shroud or stay to the hull of a sailboat to support the mast that sails are attached to. One end of the chainplate is normally fastened to a turnbuckle which is connected to the shroud or stay, whereas the remainder of the chainplate normally has multiple holes that are bolted to the hull, or the chains. This distributes the load across the hull, making it possible for a somewhat lighter hull to support the load of the shrouds and stays. Chainplates are commonly made from stainless steel or Bronze. Stainless steel will corrodes over time but bronze lasts the life of the yacht.
# Kiichiro Higuchi

Kiichirō Higuchi (樋口 季一郎, Higuchi Kiichirō, 20 August 1888 – 11 October 1970) was a lieutenant general in the Imperial Japanese Army in World War II.

## Biography

Higuchi was born in what is now part of Minamiawaji City on Awaji Island, Hyōgo Prefecture, as the eldest of nine siblings. When he was eleven years old, his parents divorced and he was raised by his mother's family. He was a graduate of the 21st class of the Imperial Japanese Army Academy, and the 30th class of the Japanese Army Staff College. As a junior officer, he was sent as military attaché to Poland from 1925 to 1938. Due to his fluency in the Russian language, Higuchi was later posted to Manchuria with the Kwantung Army. Higuchi was a close confidant of General Kanji Ishiwara and of General Korechika Anami.
From 1933-1935, he was commander of the IJA 41st Infantry Regiment, and from 1935-1937 served as Chief of staff of the IJA 3rd Division. He was sent to Germany as part of a military delegation in 1937.
As a major general and the commander of the Japanese-occupied Chinese Harbin Special Branch in 1937-1938, he, with the help of Yosuke Matsuoka, allowed 20,000 Jewish refugees who had fled Nazi Germany to cross the border from Otpor, USSR to Manzhouli (a city in the Japanese puppet state Manchukuo), in an event which later became known as the Otpor Incident. Higuchi's subordinates were responsible for feeding the refugees, settling them in Harbin or Shanghai, and arranging for exit visas.
General Hideki Tojo, then Chief of staff of the Kwantung Army, assented to Higuchi's view that the German policy against the Jews was a serious humanitarian concern. Higuchi's lieutenant Norihiro Yasue advocated for the protection of Jewish refugees to General Seishiro Itagaki, which led to the establishment of the Japanese Jewish Policy Program in 1938.
Recalled to Japan in late 1938, Higuchi served briefly on the Imperial Japanese Army General Staff before being assigned as commanding officer of the IJA 9th Division in 1939. In 1942, he was promoted to lieutenant general and assigned to the Sapporo-based 5th Area Army. He participated in the invasion of the Aleutian islands, including the disastrous campaigns on Attu Island and Kiska Island. Afterwards, as commander of the Northern District Army he organized the defenses of northern Japan against invasion by Allied forces, fortifying Shumshu island in the northern Kurile Islands, and the defense of South Sakhalin Island.
His name is listed in the Golden Book, which was used to record names of individuals who helped Jewish people. Higuchi was helped by Polish Jews when he faced discrimination during his travels to Poland.
# Out There (2025 TV series)

Out There is an ITV drama series starring Martin Clunes.

## Synopsis

A farmer's schoolboy son, Johnny, is drawn in to helping a local drug dealer, Rhys. In defence of the dealer's sister, Sadie, he kills the supplier, Kenny, who had been trying to rape her. Johnny calls his Dad, Nathan, for help, and Nathan calls his brother Caleb to help remove the body. Meanwhile Nathan's farm ownership and that of his elderly neighbours is subject to bidding by wealthy third party investors. These may be a cover for large industrial companies who want to expand their operations.
When Turuk, the top man in the drugs' line, comes after those who killed Kenny, Nathan offers him use of the farm and his neighbour's eggs' retail business as camouflage for his drugs' warehousing and distribution. Meanwhile Jane Crowther, a local policewoman, suspects Nathan of being involved in Kenny's death. A Polish cleaner, Eva (who minds the chickens), becomes involved with the drug shipments to help Nathan & Johnny.

## Cast

* Martin Clunes as Nathan Williams
* Louis Ashbourne Serkis as Johnny Williams
* Mark Lewis Jones as Caleb Williams
* Natalia Kostrzewa as Eva Bartosz
* Carly-Sophia Davies as Sadie Simpson
* Gerran Howell as Rhys Simpson
* Michael Obiora as Scott Foley
* Eiry Thomas as PC Jane Crowther
* Jack Parry-Jones as DCI Neil Anderson
* Michael Elwyn as Owen Thomas
* Sharon Morgan as Gwen Thomas
* Marcin Zarzeczny as Pavel
* Silas Carson as Ersin Turuk
* Cat Simmons as Robyn

## Production

The series was announced for ITV in September 2023. It is from writer and director duo Ed Whitmore and Marc Evans. Philippa Langdale also directs episodes. Production comes from Buffalo Pictures, and the producers are Philippa Braithwaite and Evie Bergson-Korn.
Martin Clunes leads the cast and is joined by Louis Ashbourne Serkis, Michael Obiora, Mark Lewis Jones, Natalia Kostrzewa, Carly-Sophia Davies and Gerran Howell.
Filming took place in Wales in late 2023. Filming locations included Newport, the Black Mountains and Llandovery.

## Broadcast

The series was broadcast on ITV on 19 January 2025.
# Lost Girl (song)

"Lost Girl" is a song by British rock band the Troggs, written by lead singer Reg Presley (credited under his birth name R. M. Ball). Released as the group's debut single in February 1966, backed by "The Yella in Me", it failed to chart in the UK but became a top-ten hit in Sweden in December of that year.

## Background and release

Larry Page signed the Troggs in February 1966, and the band soon after moved to London. In preparation for the group's debut single, Page booked time at Regent Sound Studios in London, where he had previously recorded demoes with the Kinks, and the Troggs' lead singer Reg Presley prepared two songs, "Lost Girl" and "The Yella in Me". The former was a hard rock song which according to Ken Barnes largely revolves around Chris Britton's "wildest guitar work" along with a "psuedo-African" beat by drummer Ronnie Bond. "The Yella in Me" was a novelty song, which Page described as, "[Presley] walking down the sidewalk with his girlfriend" before getting beaten up by a stranger on the street.
The Troggs were initially signed to Page's label Page One Records, but for the release of "Lost Girl", he arranged for it to be distributed through CBS Records. The single was released on 11 February 1966. The single garnered little airplay upon release, and according to Presley, it was played "one time on Radio Luxembourg at 3 AM". After the success of the Troggs' two following singles, "Wild Thing" and "With a Girl Like You", CBS reissued "Lost Girl" in September 1966 before the release of the Troggs' fourth single, "I Can't Control Myself". "Lost Girl" again failed to chart in the UK, but it became a chart hit in Sweden, reaching number 16 on Kvällstoppen and entering the top-ten on Tio i Topp, peaking at number seven.

## Reception

Writing for New Musical Express, the critic Derek Johnson stated that the lyrics contrasted against the "fervent, frantic beat", noting that the song had an "explosive, underlying rumble". He ended by stating it to be "quite a raver". Following its release, "Lost Girl" would remain in relative obscurity, partly because the Troggs re-used the melody and drum pattern for the song "From Home", which appeared as the B-side of "Wild Thing". According to Britton, the band "liked the rhythm of 'Lost Girl'" to the point that they wanted to record a re-write of it.
The single's lack of success led Reginal Ball to adapt his stage name to Reg Presley, while the Troggs and Larry Page decided to record material by outside songwriters for their following singles, instead letting songs written by Presley appear on B-sides and albums.

## Charts

Weekly chart performance for "Lost Girl" :
| Chart (1966) | Peak position |
| Sweden (Kvällstoppen) | 16 |
| Sweden (Tio i Topp) | 7 |
# Bridge in West Fallowfield Township

Bridge in West Fallowfield Township is a historic steel Pratt pony truss bridge located in West Fallowfield Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania. It spans Octoraro Creek. It has a single span, 85-foot-long (26 m). The bridge was constructed in 1885, by the Phoenix Bridge Company, Phoenixville, Pennsylvania.
It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1988.
# Mission: Bermuda Triangle

Mission: Bermuda Triangle was a motion simulator attraction that operated at the SeaWorld parks and Six Flags Worlds of Adventure. The ride was themed to the legend and mystery of the Bermuda Triangle. This attraction was replaced by Wild Arctic at the two SeaWorld parks.

## Plot

The voyage starts as a scientific expedition to observe and document marine life such as coral reefs, sharks, dolphins, and a pod of humpback whales, before receiving an emergency call from a sister sub claiming to have made an incredible discovery. Descending about a mile deep, the sub finds the lost wreck of the USS Cyclops (briefly mentioned in the preshow), and the captain of the sub, voiced by Robert Stack, agrees to stay on-site while the sister sub returns to the surface to refuel. An earthquake suddenly rocks the ship, forcing the sub to evade falling debris, before the wreck tips over and falls into the trench, its wake current dragging the sub down with it. As the engines fail and the hull begins to strain under the increasing water pressure, a mysterious electric charge gathers along the hull of the Cyclops before blasting the sub, which suddenly rockets back towards the surface. Unable to explain the strange phenomena that saved them, the captain chalks it up to yet another mystery of the Bermuda Triangle as a helicopter arrives to retrieve the sub.

## History

In 1989, Anheuser-Busch purchased the SeaWorld parks from Hartcourt-Bruce Janovich for $1.1 billion. Busch wanted to transform the parks from a zoo/aquarium to an amusement park to compete in the market with Disney parks and Universal Studios. In 1992, the chain joined in the theme park simulator wave popularized by Star Tours at Disneyland in 1987, when they announced plans for an attraction named Mission: Bermuda Triangle. The ride opened during the 1992 Memorial Day Weekend.
In August 1994, the Orlando location announced that it will be rethemed to Wild Arctic which opened in 1995. The San Diego location soon followed in 1997, closing their version (opened in 1994) to be replaced by the ride. Wild Arctic added animal exhibits at the exit of the motion simulators.
In 1999, SeaWorld Ohio, a SeaWorld park in Aurora, Ohio, announced plans to open Mision: Bermuda Triangle which opened in 2000. When it was added, it was the only ride at SeaWorld Ohio, as the park was forbidden to add any rides because of its location next to the adjacent Six Flags Ohio. The next year in 2001, SeaWorld Ohio merged with Six Flags Ohio to become Six Flags Worlds of Adventure, with the SeaWorld portion becoming the Wildlife Section area.
In March 2004, the theme park was sold to Cedar Fair for $145 million and reverted it back to the park's original name, Geauga Lake. The ride along with the other attractions in the Wildlife Section were replaced by the Wildwater Kingdom water park in 2005.
# Azmat

Azmat may refer to:

## Given name

* S. Azmat Hassan, Pakistani Ambassador
* Azmat Rana (1951–2015), Pakistani cricketer
* Azmat Saeed (1954–2025), Pakistani judge, justice of the supreme court

## Surname

* Ali Azmat (born 1970), Pakistani musician
* Sadia Azmat (born 1987), English stand-up comedian of Pakistani descent
* Azmet Jah (born 1960), crown prince of Hyderabad, India
# Don Layton

Donnie O'Neal Layton (September 18, 1951 – June 28, 2006) was an American professional Canadian football player who played for the Edmonton Eskimos of the Canadian Football League (CFL). He won the Grey Cup with Edmonton in 1975. He played college football at South Carolina State University.
Layton was selected by the San Francisco 49ers in the 10th round of the 1975 NFL draft but did not play in the league.
# Pareuptychia ocirrhoe

Pareuptychia ocirrhoe, the two-banded satyr or banded white ringlet, is a species of butterfly of the family Nymphalidae. It is found from Mexico to the Guyanas, Paraguay and northern Argentina. The habitat consists of forests.
The wingspan is about 37 mm.
The larvae feed on Eleusine species.

## Subspecies

* Pareuptychia ocirrhoe ocirrhoe (Panama, Surinam)
* Pareuptychia ocirrhoe interjecta (d'Almeida, 1952) (Brazil: Rio de Janeiro, Bahia and Mato Grosso do Sul)
# Leon Crenshaw

Leon Crenshaw (July 14, 1943 − August 22, 2008) was a defensive tackle in the National Football League.

## Biography

Crenshaw was born in Greenville, Alabama.

## Career

Crenshaw played with the Green Bay Packers during the 1968 NFL season. He played at the collegiate level at Tuskegee University.
# Steve Whitehead

Steve Whitehead is a British painter, born in Coventry, England in 1960.
He studied at the Aberystwyth University, with David Tinker, graduating with an MA in Fine Art in the mid-1980s, before continuing his studies at the Courtauld Institute of Art in London.
Whitehead is predominantly a landscape painter, although he also produces figure compositions. His art is sometimes described as a form of Photorealism, although according to the art critic Michael Paraskos it is more like a Poetic Realism, as Whitehead does not simply reproduce photographs in paint, but creates composite images, drawing on many photographs and historic art images. In particular, Whitehead's art is influenced by the landscape traditions of northern European romantics, such as Caspar David Friedrich, and the realism of the Biedermeier realist painters.
He has twice won the Wales Open and has also been a prizewinner in Manchester Academy and Hunting Art Prizes exhibitions. His paintings are held in the permanent collection of the Contemporary Art Society of Wales. He previously taught Fine Art at the University of Hull and is a regular visiting artist at the Cyprus College of Art. He is represented by the Plus One Gallery in London, and the Modern Artists Gallery in Berkshire.
Whitehead is the subject of a book by the art critic Michael Paraskos published in 2008.
# Pearl of the Orient

Pearl of the Orient may refer to:

## Places

* Pearl of the Orient Seas, the historical sobriquet for the Philippines.
** Manila, the capital of the Philippines, historically called the "Perla del Oriente" since 1751.
* Shanghai, the most populous city of China.
* Hong Kong, a special administrative region of China.
* Penang, one of the federal states of Malaysia.
* Saigon, the capital of former South Vietnam and also the most populous city of Vietnam.
* Sri Lanka, in South Asia
* Goa, a small coastal state in India.
* Phnom Penh, the capital of Cambodia.

## Other uses

* Oriental Pearl Tower, a radio and TV tower in Shanghai, China
* Pearl of the Orient Tower, a residential skyscraper located in Manila, Philippines
* "Pearl of the Orient" (song), 1991 song written by Lo Ta-yu
* Glittering Days, or Pearl of the Orient in Chinese, 2006 Hong Kong TV programme
* Pearl of the Orient (Christopher Nicole), series of books by Christopher Nicole
* Pearl of the Orient, a 1970 documentary film produced by Filem Negara Malaysia
# Gesupur

Gesupur is a village and panchayat in Bulandshahr district, Meerut division, Uttar Pradesh, India, on the Kali River. It was named in honour of Mir Gesu, a 16th-century Faujdar of Mirtha and Delhi. Most of the village's inhabitants are from the Chattha clan of the Jat people.
In 1999 the village united in a boycott of the Lok Sabha elections, when none of the 7,200 registered electors voted in protest against the lack of investment in the local infrastructure. The boycott was a success, leading to improvements being made in roads and the supply of electricity and water.
In Gesupur you will find Hindu and Muslim community people, main occupation of residents is Sugarcane, Rice and Wheat farming. There is 150+ feet tall old Shiv Mandir in Gesupur, which is famous in nearby areas. This village is almost 25 km from Greater Noida and is at boundary of two districts G.B Nagar and Bulandashahr. If we talk about infrastructure, it is well connected to Sikandarabad via Gulaothi road but legging in connectivity from Noida, Greater Noida.
Apart from having old history and existence, this village could not grow much. There are 3 Primary schools but most the kids going there only for MID day meal, one Government inter college but there is hardly any achievement this school has in last 10-15 Years, if we count on career of alumni's. There is one RSS owned Sarasvati Vidya Mandir school also, which has quite good achievements in past(10 -15 years back) but today even this school is in pathetic situation. Seeing all this, education system of this village and surrounding areas is in struggle mode.
Gesupur has a big market famous in all nearby areas.
# New England Governors and Eastern Canadian Premiers' Annual Conference

The New England Governors and Eastern Canadian Premiers' Annual Conference (French: Conférence annuelle des gouverneurs de la Nouvelle-Angleterre et des premiers ministres de l'Est du Canada) is an annual international meeting of the American governors of the six New England states of Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont as well as the Canadian premiers of five province of Eastern Canada, Quebec, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland and Labrador. According to the Council of Atlantic Premiers, the meeting is meant to "advance the interests" of the states and provinces as well as to encourage "cooperation" built on the "historic ties" between them The first conference was held in 1973. In 2014, the 38th annual conference was held at Bretton Woods in northern New Hampshire.

## Climate Change Initiative

The Premiers and governors agreed to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions multiple times during the conferences over the years. The targets are 1990 levels by 2010, at least 10% below 1990 levels by 2020, 35-45% below 1990 levels by 2030, and a 75-85% reduction of 2001 levels by 2050.
The province of Nova Scotia met the 2020 objective six years in advance.