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# Michael Rush (museum director)

Michael Rush (1949 – March 27, 2015) was an American ordained priest, actor, and art museum director.
Rush had doctorates in theology and psychology from Harvard University. He originally was an ordained Jesuit priest, but became an actor in the 1980s. He founded an experimental theater, and also landed minor roles in the Spenser: For Hire and Law & Order television series. He wrote art criticism for the New Haven Register, as well as books on video art and new media. He was the only director of the Palm Beach Institute of Contemporary Art (2000-2005) during its brief existence, in Palm Beach, Florida.
In 2006, Rush was appointed the Henry and Lois Foster Director of the Rose Art Museum at Brandeis University in Waltham, Massachusetts. In January 2009, Rush was at first "shell-shocked" by the surprise announcement of plans to permanently close the Rose Art Museum and sell off its collection, but he soon organized some of the initial opposition to the scheme. His employment contract with Brandeis was not renewed in June 2009, effectively forcing him to leave. Ironically, he had been principal contributor to a substantial book commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Rose Art Museum and featuring its collection, which was published by Abrams Books in late 2009.
In December 2010, Rush secured a position as founding director of the new Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum at Michigan State University, a position he held until his death from pancreatic cancer on March 27, 2015, at the age of 65.
# Toronto Blue Jays Radio Network

The Toronto Blue Jays Radio Network consists of 20 stations (16 AM, 4 FM) in 7 Canadian provinces broadcasting the team's games in English.
At the start of the 2021 season, the radio broadcasts consisted of a simulcast of the audio from the Sportsnet television broadcasts of Blue Jays games, featuring play-by-play announcer Dan Shulman and colour analysts Buck Martinez and Pat Tabler, with Rob Wong and Shoaib Ali serve as on-air hosts. The simulcasts continued through the end of July, after which a dedicated radio broadcast was used with Ben Wagner calling play-by-play. From 2018 to 2020, the radio team consisted of play-by-play announcers Wagner and Mike Wilner. Wagner succeeded longtime radio announcer Jerry Howarth following the latter's retirement, while former radio analyst Joe Siddall moved to the television pregame show.
During its all-sports era from 2007 to 2011, Montreal station CKAC broadcast some games in French.

## Flagship (1 station)

* 590/CJCL: Toronto, Ontario

## Affiliates (19 stations, not allowed to air broadcast during World Series)
### Alberta (2 stations)

* 960/CFAC: Calgary
* 101.7/CKER-FM: Edmonton

### British Columbia (1 station)

* 650/CISL: Vancouver

### Nova Scotia (1 station)

* 95.7/CJNI-FM: Halifax

### Ontario (8 stations)

* 570/CKGL: Kitchener
* 980/CFPL: London
* 600/CKAT: North Bay
* 90.5/CJMB-FM: Peterborough - Not broadcasting games currently.
* 1070/CHOK: Sarnia
* 1200/CFGO: Ottawa, Ontario
* 107.1/CJCS-FM: Stratford
* 920/CKNX: Wingham

### Quebec (1 station)

* 690/CKGM: Montreal

### Saskatchewan (4 stations)

* 1150/CJSL: Estevan
* 1210/CFYM: Kindersley
* 1330/CJYM: Rosetown
* 1190/CFSL: Weyburn

## Former affiliates (9 stations)

* 580/CKY: Winnipeg, Manitoba (1994–2003)
* 730/CKAC: Montreal (part-time affiliate, French only, c. 2007–2011)
** simulcast on up to 10 relays
* 820/CHAM: Hamilton, Ontario (2009–2010)
* 900/CHML: Hamilton, Ontario (2011)
* 960/CFFX: Kingston, Ontario
* 1310/CIWW: Ottawa (station’s license is canceled)
* 1570/CKMW: Winkler, Manitoba
* 91.9/CKNI-FM: Moncton, New Brunswick (2006–2014)
* 88.9/CHNI-FM: Saint John, New Brunswick (2006–2014)
# Valdimar Jóhannsson

Valdimar Jóhannsson (born 28 April 1978) is an Icelandic film director and screenwriter.
Valdimar was born in northern Iceland in 1978. He has worked in various filmmaking jobs, including grip, lighting, cinematographer and effects technician on projects including Rogue One, The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, LazyTown, Amundsen, Game of Thrones, and Prometheus. In 2003 he made his first short film entitled Pjakkur. He presented his short film Dolor in 2008 at the Reykjavík International Film Festival. From 2013 to 2015 he participated in the PhD program at Béla Tarr's Film Factory in Sarajevo.
Valdimar's first feature film was Lamb (2021), which he both directed and wrote. Lamb swept the board at the 2022 Edda Awards, winning 12 titles, including Best Film and Best Screenplay for Valdimar. Lamb also won Un Certain Regard Prize for Originality in Cannes, the Nordic Council Film Prize, and was shortlisted for the Academy Award for Best International Feature Film.
Valdimar lives in Reykjavík with his wife and daughters.

## Filmography

As director:
* Pjakkur (2003 short)
* Dolor (Harmsaga) (2008 short)
* Dawn (Dögun) (2012 short)
* Lamb (Dýrið) (2021)
* Circus Maximus (2023) (segments)
# Woman in Blue

The Portrait of a Lady in Blue, or Woman in Blue, is an oil-on-canvas portrait of an unknown woman, executed in the late 1770s or early 1780s by the English artist Thomas Gainsborough during his fifteen-year stay in Bath, Somerset.
Some art historians have identified its subject as the Duchess of Beaufort, daughter of Edward Boscawen. It is now in the collection of the Hermitage Museum in Saint Petersburg, to which it was left in 1916 by Alexei Khitrovo, making it the only work by the artist in Russia.
# Holoubek

Holoubek (feminine Holoubková) is a Czech surname meaning literally "little pigeon". Its Slovak equivalent is Holúbek. Notable people include:
* David Holoubek (born 1980), Czech football manager
* Gustaw Holoubek (1923–2008), Polish actor, director, member of the Polish Sejm, and senator
* Jan Holoubek (born 1978), Polish director and cinematographer
* Martina Holoubková (born 1975), Czech chess player
* Todd Holoubek (born 1969), American film and television actor, comedian, and sketch-comedy writer
# John Ripple

John Hollis "Gus" Ripple (October 25, 1897 – July 27, 1965) was a college football player.

## North Carolina A&M

Ripple was a prominent tackle for the NC State Wolfpack of North Carolina A&M. One writer ranks Ripple as the fifth greatest player ever to grace the school. He was a member of the Delta Sigma Phi fraternity.

### 1918

He was the first football player from North Carolina ever to make an All-America team when he was selected second-team All-American by Walter Camp. Camp rarely selected southern players, Bum Day that year being the first southern Camp first-team All-American ever. North Carolina would not get a first-team All-American until Fred Crawford in 1933. Ripple was only a sophomore and had never played the sport before this year. He was not in the First World War due to catching influenza.
John Heisman's Georgia Tech beat NC State 128 to 0 on Grant Field. State's only highlight came in the third quarter, when Ripple recovered a teammate's fumble and returned the ball 75 yards for a touchdown. However, it was called back due to an offsides penalty. Camp attended that game.
# Peter L. Harris

Peter L. Harris (born December 17, 1943) is an American retailer and retail consultant.

## Career

Harris attended Whittier College, where he played center on the football team, and was a catcher for the baseball team. He went on to play AAA baseball.
He began his career in the Central Valley of California stocking shelves at Gemco. He became the chief executive officer of the company 13 years later. Under his leadership, Gemco achieved $2.2 billion in sales, its highest level at the time. He became a member of the Young Presidents' Organization.
In 1985 as CEO Harris and an investor partner acquired world-famous FAO Schwarz. The company had lost some of its market share to toy discounters and stores with more modern offerings. Harris brought in exclusive product line agreements and newer toys to supplement traditional sales, and relocated the flagship Manhattan store.
While at the company he invented the concept of "entertainment retail", a strategy that the customer should have an experience while in the store, a personal interaction between consumer and retailer. Harris sold the company to Dutch retail group KKB in 1990 and remained as CEO.
He later moved to video game company Accolade and then Picture People until it was sold to Hallmark Cards. Harris employed the entertainment retail strategy there, where photographers would wear spin hats and children could play with a giant camera.
In July 2000, John York, the new owner-representative of the San Francisco 49ers, hired Harris to replace Carmen Policy as president and chief executive officer. Harris stayed for four years but did not renew his contract. During his time with the team, he oversaw the building a new stadium.
In 2004 Harris was named the CEO of NASDAQ-listed boating lifestyle company West Marine in Watsonville, California, with more than 400 stores and 4,000 employees. He resigned in December 2007.
In recent years Harris took on a full-time advisory and operating role as a Senior Managing Partner at crisis management firm Eaglepoint Advisors, before joining private equity firm TPG Growth as a senior advisor responsible for Human Capital. He became the chairman at TPG portfolio company XOJet where he remains on the board of directors. In 2014 he became President of GreenTech Environmental in Johnson City Tennessee. He left GreenTech at the end of 2018 to pursue other opportunities.
As CEO of FAO Schwarz he was the inspiration for the Robert Loggia Character in the 1988 hit film Big.
# Outdoor gym

An outdoor gym is a gym built outside in a public park, with the all-weather construction of its exercise machines somewhat modeled on playground equipment. It is similar to the 1960s–1970s proliferation of fitness trails, which continue to be created particularly in the US and Europe. In some instances, trails used for fitness are referred to as outdoor gyms.

## Types of outdoor gym equipment

Types of outdoor gym equipment may vary according to the nature of parks, locality and the visitors. There is no fixed list as which can include all of the machines or fixtures used in different parts of the world for outdoor recreation. These fixtures or machines can also be categorized into strength training and simple fitness or resistance training. Some basic outdoor exercising installations used commonly all over the world are pullup bars, balancing beams, parallel dip bars, etc.

## By country
### Australia

Outdoor gyms have become increasingly common in the Australia, where they are usually installed in public parks and at beaches.

### China

Outdoor gyms have been used in China as a national fitness campaign prior to the 2008 Summer Olympics. The government has rolled out over 20,000,000 square metres (220,000,000 sq ft) of outdoor gymnasiums across China Currently a third of the sports lottery is dedicated to funding this concept. In China they have a similar survey to the Active People Survey. The participation levels in physical activity have been steadily on the increase since the outdoor gym concept has been introduced to China..

### India

Outdoor gyms are starting to trend in New Delhi, India, where traditional gyms have had low popularity. In 2012 the New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) installed 40 sets around the area, surrounding municipalities have followed suit.

### United Kingdom

Outdoor gyms have become increasingly common in the United Kingdom, where they are usually installed in public parks and school playgrounds. There have been over 400 such spaces installed in the United Kingdom since 2007 by one of the main providers of these spaces.
# Concrete (Crystal Castles song)

"Concrete" is a song by Canadian electronic music band, Crystal Castles. It is the third single of the band's 2016 album, Amnesty (I). was later released as a single on July 6 with an accompanying video on the same day on YouTube.

## History

In the last week of June 2016, the track "Concrete" was leaked on Korean website MNet. With the Concrete leak, fans discovered information about the album via Shazam, such as the title, track list, and cover art. Although the Shazam track list was not in order and the release date was unknown, Amazon Germany accidentally leaked the ordered track list and release date before the album was officially announced on July 11, 2016. The track Concrete was later released as a single on July 6 with an accompanying video on the same day on YouTube.
# Rice Fire

The Rice Fire was a wildfire that burned from October 22, 2007 until November 1, 2007, in Fallbrook, California. While not one of the largest fires of the 2007 California wildfire season, only burning 9,472 acres (38 km$^2$), it was one of the most destructive, with 248 structures being destroyed.
As the fire grew, it caused major evacuations and the closure of Interstate 15. The California Public Utilities Commission ruled that in the Rice fire, San Diego Gas and Electric had not trimmed back trees as state law requires. It was also at fault, the commission said, in the Witch and Guejito fires. The power line that caused the Witch fires shorted three times in three hours, but the utility didn't cut power to it for six hours.
In August 2017, administrative law judges S. Pat Tsen and Sasha Goldberg ruled that the utility did not reasonably manage its facilities and that the wildfires were not outside of its control. Therefore, they ruled, the utility could not pass its uninsured costs along to its ratepayers. The PUC agreed in early December in a 5-0 vote.
The Rice fire began when a dead tree limb fell across power lines. It burned 9,472 acres and destroyed 206 homes. The Witch and Guejito fires combined to burn 197,000 acres, killed two people, injured 40 firefighters and destroyed 1,141 homes and 239 vehicles. Legal claims after the fires totalled $5.6 billion, $2.4 billion after the utility settled 2500 lawsuits for damages. The $379 million it had sought to pass along to customers represented uninsured costs.
# Rapid Finance

Rapid Finance is a financial services company that provides working capital to small and mid-sized businesses in the United States in a variety of industries and categories. It is a sister company to Rocket Mortgage. According to its website as of 2019, it is the 4th largest online small business lender in the United States with over US$1 billion funded.

## History

The company was founded in 2005 as RapidAdvance and headquartered in Bethesda, Maryland. It was acquired by Dan Gilbert's Rockbridge Growth Equity, LLC in 2013. It is part of Rock Family of Companies that include the Cleveland Cavaliers, Fathead, Rocket Mortgage and Genius. The company went through a rebrand in 2019, changing its name to Rapid Finance.
In 2023, the company laid off 51 employees in its Detroit, Michigan facility.
# Angus Buchanan (rugby union)

Angus Buchanan (15 January 1847 – 21 February 1927) was a Scottish international rugby and cricket player. One of the earliest Scottish players, he was capped for Scotland in 1871.

## Rugby Union career
### Amateur career

He also played simultaneously for Royal High School FP, and Edinburgh University.

### Provincial career

Buchanan played for Edinburgh District.

### International career

Buchanan played in the first ever Scotland side, and scored the first try in international rugby, after a deemed failed attempt by George Ritchie. Scotland had pushed a scrum over the English try-line, and Buchanan had fallen on the ball.
This was converted by William Cross, which created the score (crucially because it was goals that counted, not tries). The English argued that the try should not stand, but it was awarded by the umpire Dr Hely Hutchinson Almond (also a Scot - the umpires were two on the field: one from each side)
Almond made a questionable justification of his decision:
    "Let me make a confession: I do not know whether the decision which gave Scotland the try from which the winning goal was kicked was correct in fact. When an umpire is in doubt, I think he is justified in deciding against the side which makes the most noise. They are probably in the wrong."
According to one of the English players:
    "After a maul, just outside the English goal-line the umpires ordered the ball to be put down in the scrummage five yards outside the line. It was taken was out accordingly, but, instead of putting it down, the Scottish forwards drove the entire scrummage into goal, and then grounded the ball and claimed a try. This, though illegal according to English laws, was allowed by the umpires and the goal was kicked by Cross."
According to confirmed records, Buchanan was the first Scotland player born, in January, 1847, and was twenty four years and two months old when capped.

### Referee career

Buchanan became an international referee. He refereed the Scotland versus Ireland match on 14 February 1880.

## Cricket career

Buchanan also played for the Scotland national cricket team.

## In media

In fiction, Buchanan is a part of the larger Harry Potter universe, appearing in an excerpt written by J.K. Rowling for the Pottermore website. According to this, Angus Buchanan was born in a wizarding family, but was non-magical (i.e. a Squib). Also, he is supposed to have published a "path breaking" book called My Life as a Squib, which highlighted his struggles to survive in a community which disowned him and the way he found a home in the Muggle world.
# Behind Closed Doors (Pop Evil song)

"Behind Closed Doors" is the third single by American rock band Pop Evil from Onyx, the third album from the ensemble. The song is the first part of a trilogy told in reverse, along with "Deal with the Devil" and "Trenches", which are the second and third parts of the story, respectively.

## Premise

The song talks about the suffering that presents itself discretely when others are not around to observe.

## Video

The music video, which was directed by Johan Carlen, shows the ensemble performing in an empty domicile adjacent to a young woman next door who is shown expressing her frustration while destroying her place. The lyrics of the song concentrate on the feelings people put out when no one else is around.

## Critical reception

Chad Childers of Noisecreep describes the tune as a "rocking clip and fitting portion of this video collection". Mark Uricheck of The Weekender goes on to say that the song treads "unsettling, hair-trigger anxiety territory". Vince Neilstein of MetalSucks stated that the composition "wasn’t horrible" but that it "wasn’t that good either, and it’s certainly nothing new".
# Charles LaPointe

Charles G. LaPointe is an American hair and wig designer for the theatre and television. He has designed for numerous Broadway, touring, regional, West End, and international productions.
His Broadway credits include: Death Becomes Her; Suffs, Hamilton, MJ the Musical, Beetlejuice, The Cher Show, SpongeBob Squarepants; Jersey Boys, and In the Heights, among others.

## Life

LaPointe grew up in Massachusetts and upstate New York. He was interested in fashion and design as a child. He began acting at age 17. He attempted a career as a performer in New York City, and went on tour as part of A Chorus Line. He soon chose to move into technical theater, and learned wig design from Tom Watson after the two worked on a show together. LaPointe and Watson went on to share studio space for many years. LaPointe never had formal schooling for wig design.
LaPointe's first work as a hair and wig designer on Broadway was in Wicked, where he worked as an associate hair designer. He worked on the 2004 Broadway revival of A Raisin in the Sun the following year, which he considered his breakthrough job.

## Work
### Theater

* A Raisin in the Sun (2004)
* Jersey Boys
* In the Heights
* Hamilton
* Beetlejuice
* The Band's Visit
* SpongeBob Squarepants
* The Cher Show (2019)
* MJ the Musical
* Suffs
* Doubt (2024)
* The Who's Tommy (2024)
* Death Becomes Her (2024)

### Television

* The Wiz Live! (2015)
* Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert (2018)

## Personal life

LaPointe is gay.

## Awards and nominations

| Year | Award | Category | Show | Result |
| 2016 | Drama Desk Award | Outstanding Wig and Hair Design | The School for Scandal | Nominated |
| 2016 | Emmy Awards | | The Wiz Live! | Nominated |
| | Emmy Awards | | Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert | Nominated |
| | Make-Up Artists /Hair Stylist Guild Award | | Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert | |
| | Make-Up Artists /Hair Stylist Guild Award | | Hamilton | |
| 2018 | Drama Desk Award | Outstanding Wig and Hair Design | SpongeBob Squarepants | Won |
| 2019 | Drama Desk Award | Outstanding Wig and Hair Design | The Cher Show | Won |
| 2019 | Drama Desk Award | Outstanding Wig and Hair Design | Beetlejuice | Nominated |
| 2022 | Drama Desk Award | Outstanding Wig and Hair Design | MJ the Musical | Nominated |
| 2024 | Drama Desk Award | Outstanding Wig and Hair Design | Suffs | Nominated |
# Čáp

Čáp is a Czech surname literally meaning "stork". Notable people with the surname include:
* František Čáp (1913–1972), also known as Franz Cap, Czech film director and screenwriter
* Tomáš Čáp (born 1978), Czech footballer
* Vladimír Čáp (born 1976), Czech footballer
* Vladislav Čáp (1926–2001), figure skater
# Curt Bourque

Curt C. Bourque (born August 22, 1967 in Erath, Louisiana) is an American jockey in Thoroughbred horse racing. He began his riding career in 1984 at Evangeline Downs in Lafayette, Louisiana and won his first race later that year at Jefferson Downs Racetrack.
During his career, Bourque has ridden six winners on a single card at Evangeline Downs. Riding in Chicago for the first time in 1992, he rode five winners on one racecard at Sportsman's Park Racetrack. He has won riding titles at Fair Grounds Race Course in New Orleans as well as at Chicago's Hawthorne Race Course and Sportsman's Park.
# D. N. P. Kamble

Devrao Namdevrao Pathrikar Kamble was an Indian politician and the member of parliament, who represented Nanded parliamentary constituency. He was elected during the first and 2nd Lok Sabha. He was affiliated with Indian National Congress political party.

## Life and background

Kamble did his matriculation in Marathi literature (sahitya), and Doctor of Science in Homoeopathy. Prior to this, he was initially studying at a government junior high school situated in Pathri, and in modern-day Yogeshwari Mahavidyalaya in Ambajogai area of Mominabad. He also served as a Headmaster at a government primary school in Parbhani city of Maharashtra.
# Messier 50

Messier 50 or M 50, also known as NGC 2323 or the Heart-shaped Cluster, is an open cluster of stars in the constellation Monoceros. It was recorded by G. D. Cassini before 1711 and independently discovered by Charles Messier in 1772 while observing Biela's Comet. It is sometimes described as a 'heart-shaped' figure or a blunt arrowhead.
M50 is about 2,900 light-years away from Earth and is near to but narrowly not estimated to be gravitationally tied to the Canis Major (CMa) OB1 association. It has a core radius of 5.9 ly (1.8 pc) and spans 17.8 ly (5.46 pc). The cluster has 508 confirmed and 109 probable members – their combined mass is more than 285 M$_☉$, the mean stellar density would thus be 1.3 stars per cubic parsec. It is around 140 million years old, with two high-mass white dwarfs and two chemically peculiar stars.
Traditionally considered to be a single star cluster, in 2025 it was found to consist of two separate sub-clusters (NGC 2323-a and NGC 2323-b), making it a binary cluster.

## Gallery

* Sirius and M41 (lower right), M50 (upper left), and NGC 2360 (lower left)
* Messier 50 is found 8° north and 3° east of Sirius