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# Dolichoderus sulcaticeps

Dolichoderus sulcaticeps is a species of ant in the genus Dolichoderus. Described by Mayr in 1870, the species is endemic to Borneo, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam.

## Description

Dolichoderus sulcaticeps is a largely black ant with a smooth, or slightly reticulated, shiny body surface; the tip and hindermost part of the gaster are often yellowish or reddish.

## Ecology

This species forms large supercolonies with multiple queens. In Java, the nests are built on the ground or on rocks, but in other regions, such as peninsular Malaya and Singapore, large partial nests with many chambers are built in the treetops on the underside of leaves. Inside these, on the leaf surface, the ants tend scale insects and treehoppers as trophobionts; the hemipteran such sap from the leaves and the ants feed on the honeydew secreted. In other locations on the trees, carton structures, made of fibrous chewed plant material, are built to house the trophobionts. The ants actively collect their hemipterans guests, transporting them to the ant nests or to the protected free-feeding sites.
When alarmed, Dolichoderus sulcaticeps uses vibrations to communicate with other members of the colony. The vibrations are generated by a worker scraping its mandibles across the substrate and are interpreted by other worker ants according to their level of excitement; they either freeze, or they are emboldened to become more aggressive. Reproductives usually retreat into the safety of the nest.
# 2020 Utah windstorm

The 2020 Utah windstorm was a hurricane-force windstorm that struck the U.S. state of Utah in the early morning of September 8, 2020. It is estimated that the windstorm had reached a 12 rating on the beaufort scale.

## Impact

A wind gust at the University of Utah was recorded at 112 mph (180 km/h). Nearly 200,000 homes and businesses lost electrical power. Thousands of trees were toppled, causing much damage and closing dozens of parks. More than 100,000 residents were still without power by September 9. By September 11, just under 35,000 households were still without power. Almost one week after the windstorm, about 4,700 residents were still without power. Many roads and parks were closed for several days to clean up the debris. School classes were also cancelled that day.

### Casualties

At around 8:21 AM, 61-year-old truck driver, Donald Hardy was supposed to deliver a shipment from Tennessee to South Salt Lake, Utah when the wind knocked him to the ground, causing him to hit his head hard on the pavement. He was killed instantly.

## Response

Governor Gary Herbert called the Utah National Guard and declared a state of emergency. The previous time the Utah National Guard was called was for the 2011 Davis County windstorm.

## Causes

An Arctic system moved into Utah from the northeast. Then a cold front swept through from the east Monday night (September 7) into Tuesday morning. It was later followed by the low-pressure system that pushed out the vacating high-pressure system that had previously set up across the state. Temperatures were brought from the 90s down to the 40s Fahrenheit, while snow flurries were also reported in the Salt Lake City metropolitan area. It was part of the same weather system that caused the 2020 Western United States wildfire season.
# Darussalam Great Mosque, Samarinda

The Darrusalam Great Mosque (Indonesian: Masjid Raya Darussalam) is the second largest mosque in the province of East Kalimantan after the Samarinda Islamic Center Mosque, and it is located in Pasar Pagi, Samarinda Kota, Samarinda, which is the center of Samarinda city. The main characteristics of the mosque is that it has a large green dome and several small domes adjacent to the dome and has four minarets. The mosque is facing Mahakam River.

## History

Construction of the mosque began in 1925, initiated by merchants of the Bugis and Banjar people. Since the construction, the building has not changed much.
Previously, the mosque was named Jamik Mosque, which later underwent renovations in 1953 and 1967. The mosque was originally built on a land area of 25 × 25 meters on the outskirts of the Mahakam River. With the increasingly rapid development of Samarinda, however, the mosque was replaced by a building on Yos Sudarso Street with an area of around 15 thousand square meters.

## Architecture

The building of the mosque resembles the mosques of Ottoman Empire. The characteristics are seen in the shape of domes, minarets, and a number of arches over doors and windows.
# Rogers Bridge Park

Rogers Bridge Park is a riverfront city park and dog park (Chattapoochee Dog Park) in Duluth, Georgia. It is a 16.98 acre park located in the northwestern quadrant of Duluth. The park is a few blocks north of Peachtree Industrial Boulevard on Rogers Bridge Road. Surrounding properties include an adjacent private event facility, a sand dredging facility, and single-family residential neighborhoods.

## Trails

The remains of a historic steel bridge span the Chattahoochee River. Although the bridge is in disrepair, the structure is sound and construction has begun to restore the bridge for bike/pedestrian purposes. The park sits at a strategic location, adjacent to the river and at the intersection of several planned, but not constructed, multi-use trails. The trails include the Western Gwinnett Bikeway along Peachtree Industrial Boulevard, The Rogers Bridge Trail along Rogers Bridge Road and the Chattahoochee River Greenway which follows the river along the city’s northern boundary.

## Amenities

The Chattahoochee River flows along the northern boundary of the park. Approximately two-thirds of the park is an open grassy field with small wooded areas along the stream buffer and at the southern end of the park. A gravel parking lot, picnic pavilion, and playground, are the only recreational amenities in the park. The private event facility includes large open space, a small multi-use building, and a boat ramp; a city easement provides public access to the boat ramp.
* 3,100 square foot pavilion
* 1 playground
* 15 space gravel parking lot
* 2 horseshoe pits
* 10 tables and 2 grills picnic area

### Chattapoochee Dog Park

It is the first dog park created in the city. Located on nearly three acres, the park is in the northeast section of Duluth adjacent to the Chattahoochee River. In 2017, the park was identified as one of the seven best dog parks in Metro Atlanta by the AJC. In 2018, the dog park won third place in Atlanta and first in Gwinnett County.
* One acre dog park for small dogs with an interactive fountain
* Two acre large dog park with an interactive fountain
* Seating areas
* Dog agility equipment
* Green space
# Sea Life Grapevine

Sea Life Grapevine is an interactive aquarium located at Grapevine Mills in Grapevine, Texas. The aquarium contains thousands of aquatic creatures, plus interactive touch pools and a 360° ocean tunnel. Sea Life Grapevine is owned and operated by Merlin Entertainments.

## Main species

| Whitetip reef shark | Great Pacific octopus | Hermit crab | Angel fish | Blacktip reef shark |
| Lined seahorse | Clown triggerfish | Atlantic stingray | Cownose ray | Jellyfish |
| Brown shark | Clownfish | Green sea turtle | Lionfish | Starfish |
| Cleaner shrimp | Cowfish | Yellow tang fish | Regal blue tang fish |

## Protection of turtles

A fundraising campaign run by Sea Life has enabled a new Sea Turtle Rescue and Wildlife Information Centre to be built on the Greek island of Zakynthos to treat turtles who have been injured in collisions with pleasure craft or entanglement in fishing gear.
# Şehzade Ömer

Şehzade Ömer (Ottoman Turkish: شہزادہ عمر; 20 October 1621 – 5 February 1622) was an Ottoman prince, the son of Sultan Osman II and his favorite Meylişah Hatun (called also Meleksima Hatun, Mehlikaya Hatun or Mehlika Hatun).

## Birth

Şehzade Ömer was born on 20 October 1621 in the Topkapı Palace, while Osman was waging war against Poland. His mother was the favorite Meylişah Hatun (also known as Meleksima, Mehlikaya or Mehlika Hatun), a Russian concubine. On Osman's way back he had received the news that he had a son born. Now as a father, he had a successor and posed a threat against his brothers. He called her to Edirne where the two met and Osman had the chance to see his son, Ömer. To celebrate the auspicious moment and possibly to impress her, he ordered a three day festivity to be held, to celebrate his return from the campaign as well as the recent birth of his son.

## Death

In the celebrations, imitation of the battle scenes was a part of the show. Yet the unimaginable happened and the baby suddenly died on 5 February 1622, under most unexpected circumstances. According to the Venetian bailo, when Osman and Meleksima, together with their son and other female members of the dynasty, were watching a re-enactment of the sultan’s Polish campaign organized as a big show at the palace, one of the acemioğlans playing the role of a Polish soldier discharged his gun and caused a ricochet. His stray bullet found and killed Prince Ömer instantly. Later, rumors also spread that the prince was deliberately killed.
This was a great trauma for Osman. He was not only devastated, but started to display a more brutal character. It is reported that, during first three days after he lost his son, the sultan did not speak a word and remained aloof from the public while contemplating in deep grief. He also blamed the death of Ömer, on the child's mother, who fell into disgrace. Not wanting to see her again, Osman drove Meylişah out of the Palace and exiled her. Meylişah's life after that is unknown.
Some history writers explain this event by the shock the infant had due to noises of the fired cannons. Hammer gives a more striking reason for the baby's death: "To increase her joy festivities were held and some scenes of the Polish war were staged. The prince was present in these games and by the sudden shot from a rifle [by coincidence] he was wounded and died."
Upon this tragic loss, Osman frequently travelled incognito in the streets of the capital and punished many wrongdoers, including several Janissary officers and common people.
# Challakere

Challakere is a city municipality and largest taluk in Chitradurga district in the state of Karnataka, India.

## Geography

Challakere is located at 14°18′43″N 76°39′04″E﻿ / ﻿14.312°N 76.651°E﻿ / 14.312; 76.651. It has an average elevation of 585 metres (1919 ft).

## Demographics

Challakere is the largest taluk of Chitradurga District. As of 2011 India census, Challakere has a population of 55,194.

## Science and research organizations

Challakere is 200 km from Bangalore where an integrated township spread over 8,000 acres (32 km$^2$) has been set up by Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO), Defence Research and Development Organization (DRDO), Indian Institute of Science (IISc) and Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC).

## Oil industry

It is the second largest producer/supplier of edible oil after Mumbai. There are as many as 60+ oil industries in Challakere. Not only oil, several other industries like dal, fried gram, rice, etc. are also present. The commercial activity in the town is comparable to that of a standard district and the district enjoys a huge business turnover out of town's business.

## Spiritual places

* Nayakanahatti Sri Thipperudraswamy Temple.
* Datta Mandira - located in Tyagaraja Nagar, and traditional practices of Datta Sampradaya, can be seen at this temple.
* Jagalurajja temple (Ajjana Gudi) - located beside the Ajjana Kere, which is the main water source for surrounding wells and drinking water for challakere.
* Challekeramma temple - Challakeramma Jathre is conducted once every five years.
* Bhavani Shankara temple - situated at Lakshmipura, was bought from Varanasi more than 200 years back without being kept on the floor to maintain the sanctity of the idol.

## Transport

Challakere is well connected to Bangalore, Ballari and Chitradurga by road. The National Highway 150A (India) that connects Chamarajanagara to Jevargi passes through the town. Challakere is 30 km from its district headquarter, Chitradurga and 200 km from state capital Bangalore.
Challakere also has a railway station (Station Code:CHKE) under South Western Railway Zone of Indian Railways. It lies on Chikjajur - Ballari Line.
The nearest international airport, Kempegowda International Airport is 229 km from Challakere.

## Education

* Infant Jesus School
* Infant Jesus High School
* VEDA SCHOOL, Sanikere
* VEDA residential PU College, Sanikere
* Government Engineering College
* Government First Grade College
* Government P. U. College
* Government Tool Room And Training Centre (GTTC)
* Mahatma Gandhi English Medium High School (MGEMHS)
* Vinod English School (VES)
* Warriors English School
* Warriors P. U. College
* BMGHS
* Vasavi English Medium High School

## Notable people

* C. K. Jaffer Sharief
* Ta Ra Subba Rao - renowned Kannada novelist
* Challakere Brothers - known for chanting of Vedas

## Gallery

* Challakere Town
* Rose Cafe
* Bamboo Craft
* Railway Station
* Rathotsava
* Warriors School
* School Inspector Office
* Gandharva Cafe
# Ten Ways

Ten Ways (formerly Ten Ways from Sunday) is a Canadian progressive rock band formed in Port Coquitlam, British Columbia in 2001, and based in nearby Coquitlam. The band was selected as one of five British Columbian bands to perform on CBC Television's Great Canadian Music Dream event in January 2003. Their song "You've Been Around" was featured in EA Sports' video game NHL 2004 and was selected for CFOX's 2003 Vancouver Seeds compilation. The band has independently released two EPs, What I Wanted (produced by Tom Baker, 2003) and Ten Ways from Sunday (produced by Devin Townsend, 2005). They independently released their debut album The Solution on iTunes in May 2010 and have since been inactive.

## Discography
### Studio albums

* The Solution (2010)

### EPs

* What I Wanted (EP, self-released, 2003)
* Ten Ways from Sunday (EP, self-released, 2005)

## Members

* Mike Young – bass (2001–present)
* Dave Young – guitar (2001–present)
* Eric Severinson – vocals (2008–present)
* Ryan Van Poederooyen – drums (2008–present)

### Former members

* Matt Layzell – vocals (2001–2008)
* Travis Robson – drums (2001–2008)
* Jeff Johnson – guitar, vocals (2001–2004)
# Prafulla Chandra Ghosh

Prafulla Chandra Ghosh (24 December 1891 – 18 December 1983) was the first Premier of West Bengal, India from 15 August 1947 to 14 August 1948. He also served as the Chief Minister of West Bengal in the "Progressive Democratic Alliance Front" government from 21 November 1967 to 20 February 1968.

## Early life

Prafulla Chandra Ghosh was born on 24 December 1891 at a remote village, Malikanda, in Dhaka district, British India (now Bangladesh) as a son of Purna Chandra Ghosh and Binodini Devi. Prafulla Ghosh was a brilliant student throughout his academic life and always stood first with scholarship. Prafulla had very rural upbringing and enjoyed cultural festivals such as Jatra, Kirtan, Padavali Gan, and also participated in agricultural activities. He was awarded doctorate in 1920 in Chemistry by Calcutta University.

## Political life

Ghosh developed an interest in the Swadeshi Movement early on, but was most impressed and inspired by the ideas of armed revolution propagated by the Dhaka Anushilan Samiti, which he joined in 1909. However, the methods of the Samiti for raising money through theft and then defending the same in Court eventually alienated him, and he finally quit in 1913 to focus on academia. During the same time, while working for the Damodar flood relief, he met Surendranath Banerjee and other moderate leaders. Yogendra Nath Saha introduced him to the non-violent principles of Mahatma Gandhi. At the beginning, Gandhian principles did not impress him but he was moved by Gandhi's speech at Dhaka in December 1920 and soon afterwards met with him in Calcutta. In January 1921, he resigned from his position at the Calcutta Mint and along with other members of the Anami Sangh joined the Freedom Struggle.

## Family

His great-granddaughter is Priyanka Yoshikawa, who won the 2016 Miss World Japan contest, and his only grandson was Saumya Ghosh, Supreme Court and Inner Temple Bar-at-Law.
# Celia Rico Clavellino

Celia Rico Clavellino (born 1982) is a Spanish writer and film director.
Rico holds a degree in audiovisual communications from the University of Seville and in literary theory and comparative literature from the University of Barcelona, as well as a DAS degree in film studies. For more than 10 years, she worked at Arcadia Motion Pictures and Oberon Cinematográfica. For the Joan Miró Foundation, she co-directed the TV series Mironins.
In 2012, she played Canguro in Childish Games. In the same year she released her directorial debut, the short Luisa no está en casa, which was screened at festivals all over the world and won the Gaudí Award for Best Short Film.
In 2014, she worked as an assistant director on Claudia Llosa's Aloft.
In 2018, her feature debut Journey to a Mother's Room became a big success. It won the Youth Jury Award at San Sebastian Film Festival, won Best Actress, Best Script, Best Supporting Actress and the Audience Award at the 2019 Gaudí Awards, was nominated four times at the Goya Awards, and won the Best Supporting Actress Award for Anna Castillo at the 6th Feroz Awards.
Rico's sophomore feature, Los pequeños amores (Little Loves), premiered at the 2024 Málaga Film Festival and received the Special Jury Prize as well as Best Supporting Actress for Adriana Ozores.
Rico teaches directing and scriptwriting at ESCAC and ECIB in Barcelona.
In June 2024, Rico was shooting her third feature film, La buena letra, an adaptation of the novel by Rafael Chirbes.

## Filmography

* Luisa no está en casa (short, 2012)
* Journey to a Mother's Room (2018)
* Los pequeños amores (2024)
* La buena letra (2025)
# Shar Dubey

Sharmistha Dubey is an Indian-born American business executive. She was the chief executive officer (CEO) of Match Group from March 2020 to May 2022. Dubey joined Match Group in 2006. Dubey also serves on the Board of Directors of Match Group and Fortive Corporation.

## Biography

Dubey grew up in Jamshedpur and did her schooling from Loyola School. She earned a bachelor's degree in engineering from Indian Institute of Technology(IIT) Kharagpur in 1993. She was the only woman metallurgical engineer that year and Sundar Pichai was a classmate, and said she almost quit in her first week. After graduation, Dubey returned to her hometown and worked for a steel company for a year, before saving up enough money to attend Ohio State University. Dubey later obtained an MS from Ohio State University.
Dubey is married to Partha and has one daughter.

## Career

Dubey began her career in 1998, as an engineer for Texas Instruments, before joining supply chain management software company i2 technologies. Dubey joined Match.com in 2006, serving in multiple roles like president of Match Group Americas, chief product officer of Match and chief product officer and EVP of The Princeton Review. Dubey additionally served as EVP for Tutor.com from 2013 to 2014.
Dubey was appointed Chief Operating Officer (COO) of Tinder in 2017, led the launch of Tinder Gold which established Tinder as the highest grossing non-gaming app globally. On January 1, 2018, Dubey was appointed President of Match Group and joined its board of directors in 2019.
On March 1, 2020, Dubey was promoted to CEO, succeeding Mandy Ginsberg who stepped down for personal reasons. Dubey began her tenure as CEO for Match Group just as the COVID-19 pandemic was hitting the US and three months before the company spun off from IAC. In an email dated May 2020, Dubey and Match Group reported that engagement was up for all brands, despite the pandemic, due in part to video dating offerings.
As of February 2020, when Dubey became CEO, 30% of adults in the US used online dating, up from 11% in 2013, according to Pew Research Center report.
In August 2020, Fortive Corporation announced the appointment of Shar to its board of directors.
In May 2022, Dubey stepped down as CEO of Match Group and was replaced by Bernard Kim (previously from Zynga). Dubey remained a director of Match Group.

## Activism

On September 1, 2021, the Texas Heartbeat Act went into effect. Previously, the Supreme Court of the United States denied a motion to block enforcement in a 5–4 vote. Dubey announced that she would be creating a fund to assist Texas-based employees and their dependents who were impacted by the legislation stating that "I personally, as a woman in Texas, could not keep silent" and "I am shocked that I now live in a state where women's reproductive laws are more regressive than most of the world, including India." She indicated that the fund would cover expenses for those who needed to seek care outside of Texas. She made clear that this was a personal fund, and not on behalf of Match Group
# Portrait of Henry Addington (Copley)

Portrait of Henry Addington is a c.1798 portrait painting by the Anglo-American artist John Singleton Copley. It depicts the British politician Henry Addington who served as Speaker of the House of Commons from 1789 to 1801. He then served as Prime Minister between 1801 and 1804.
Addington is depicted at full-length in his speaker's robes with the ceremonial mace on the table and view of the House of Parliament on the left. It was one of four paintings Copley submitted to the Royal Academy's Summer Exhibition at Somerset House. It was criticised in a review in the Whitehall Evening Post. Today the painting is in the collection of the Saint Louis Art Museum in Missouri.