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# East Pakistan Students' League

The East Pakistan Students' League (Bengali: পূর্ব পাকিস্তান ছাত্রলীগ, Urdu: مشرقی پاکستان سٹوڈنٹس لیگ) was founded in 1948 following the independence of Pakistan to support the political activities and campaigns of the Muslim League in electoral politics. Sheikh Mujibur Rahman was the founder of this organisation.

## History

In 4 January 1948, a general discussion meeting was held at the auditorium of Fazlul Huq Muslim Hall, University of Dhaka. In the meeting, everyone agreed on the formation of a student organization. From that meeting, the East Pakistan Muslim Student's League was established. In 1949, a proposal was made to remove the word "Muslim" from the organization's name, but due to the intense activities of the Bengali Language Movement, it was not possible. After the Language Movement, in the 1953 council meeting, the proposal to remove the word "Muslim" from the name was approved and implemented.

## Factions

It is said that there were two possible major factions:
* Bengali nationalist faction, who were supporters of confederation-like extended autonomy of East Pakistan.
* Socialist faction, who were supporters of the secession of East Pakistan and creation of a socialist Bengal state.

## Presidents and General-secretaries

| | Year | Presidents | Later role/Affiliation | General secretaries | Later role/Affiliation |
| 1 | 1947-1947 | Naimuddin Ahmed | Unknown | Adnan Ali Khadem | Unknown |
| 2 | 1947-1950 | Dabirul Islam | MLA, KSP | Khaleque Nawaz Khan | MLA, KSP |
| 3 | 1950-52 | Khaleque Nawaz Khan | MLA, KSP | Kamruzzaman | Presidium Member, Awami League |
| 4 | 1952-53 | Kamruzzaman | Presidium Member, Awami League | MA Wadud | Journalist, The Daily Ittefaq |
| 5 | 1953-57 | Abdul Momin Talukdar | Deputy Minister, LGRD and Cooperative | M A Awal | Convenor, Awami League |
| 6 | 1957-60 | Rafiq Ullah Choudhury | Prime Minister's Secretary | Shah Moazzem Hossain (In-charge, after Azhar Ali resigned) | Vice President, BNP |
| 7 | 1960-63 | Shah Moazzem Hossain | Vice President, BNP | Sheikh Fazlul Haque Mani | Executive Committee member, BAKSAL |
| 8 | 1963-65 | KM Obaidur Rahman | General Secretary, BNP | Serajul Alam Khan | Founder, Jatiya Samajtantrik Dal |
| 9 | 1965-67 | Syed Mazharul Haque Baki | Unknown | Abdur Razzaq | Presidium member, Awami League |
| 10 | 1967-68 | Ferdous Ahmed Qureshi | Joint Secretary, BNP & Founder PDP | Abdur Razzaq | Presidium member, Awami League |
| 11 | 1968-69 | Abdur Rauf | Expelled, MP from Awami League | Khaled Mohammad Ali | Unknown |
| 12 | 1969-70 | Tofail Ahmed | Minister, MP and Presidium Member from Awami League | A. S. M. Abdur Rab | President, Jatiya Samajtantrik Dal-JSD |
| 13 | 1970-72 | Nur-e-Alam Siddiqui | Businessman | Shajahan Siraj (Expelled in 1972) | Minister & MP from BNP |
# Around the World (Got7 song)

Around the World is the debut Japanese single album recorded by South Korean boy group Got7, released on October 22, 2014 by Epic Records Japan. Around the World debuted at number three on the weekly Oricon Daily Singles Chart, staying in top 5 for five days before rising at number two, while it entered the weekly chart at number three.
It sold 40,431 copies in October 2014 and was the best-selling debut single by a K-pop artist in Japan between 2013 and 2014.

## Background and release

The song "Around the World" was released on September 29, 2014 with a short music video, while the single album was published on October 22. "Around the World" is a dance-EDM song, while the B-side track "So Lucky" was written and composed by 2PM's Jun. K. It was released in three physical versions: version A, a CD+DVD version with a music video and an off-shot video; version B, another CD+DVD version with the music video and dance practice behind-the-scenes; and version C, a CD only version.

## Charts

| Chart (2014) | Peak position |
| Japanese Daily Singles (Oricon) | 2 |
| Japanese Weekly Singles (Oricon) | 3 |
| Japan Hot 100 (Billboard Japan) | 4 |
# Camila Gonzalez

Camila Gonzalez (born July 7, 1997) is a Canadian tv host, producer and beauty pageant titleholder who was crowned Miss International Canada 2018 and represented her country at Miss International 2018. known for hosting the Serie A Halftime Show on TLN and as an entertainment and community news reporter on Univision Canada.

## Personal life

Gonzalez was born in Cali, Colombia, and raised in Brampton, Ontario. She studied journalism at Toronto Metropolitan University, and has worked in radio and television broadcasting in Canada since the age of 14. Prior to joining TLN, she hosted the morning Spanish news show on 88.9FM, and started the Latin Top 25 at ONDAS FM, where she interviewed Bad Bunny. The viral video amassed over 4 million views and kick started her career as an entertainment reporter.

## Television

Joining the channel in 2018, she started with Univision Canada's red carpet coverage of Premio Lo Nuestro, the Latin Grammys and the Billboard Latin Music Awards. She has interviewed Latin Music's biggest stars including J Balvin, Anitta, Karol G, Rauw Alejandro, Romeo Santos and more.
She was a part of the TLN team covering the multilingual broadcast of the 2018 Winter Olympics.
She has travelled across Italy with the Serie A Halftime Show to produce segments about top Serie A teams, players and the country’s calcio culture. Some of her notable interviews include S.S.C. Napoli’s Aurelio De Laurentiis, Victor Osimhen and Carlo Ancelotti; AC Milan's Davide Calabria, Fikayo Tomori and Tijjani Reijnders; Inter Milan's Lautaro Martinez and Federico Chiesa and Arek Milik from Juventus. During the 2023 US Soccer Champions Tour, she also hosted an exclusive interview with Thibaut Courtois from Real Madrid.
Gonzalez won a Google News Initiative Award in Multimedia Journalism for her participation in the project “Hong Kong 360.” The multimedia project was produced by undergrad and grad students from Ryerson University’s journalism program from May to June 2018 in Hong Kong.

## Documentary

As her first project with TLN Studios, Gonzalez produced Heart of Goal: The Rise of Canadian Soccer. The feature-length documentary follows the Canadian Men's National Soccer Team as they qualify for the 2022 World Cup. The film highlights the immigrant stories behind the team's success, with appearances by Jonathan Osorio, Cyle Larin, Doneil Henry, Melissa Tancredi, Tosaint Ricketts and more. The film premiered at Scotiabank Theatre in downtown Toronto and on TLN nationwide in October 2022.

## Pageantry

Gonzalez placed 1st runner-up at Miss Universe Canada 2018 and was crowned Miss International Canada 2018. The winner was Marta Stepien, who also preceded Gonzalez as Miss International Canada 2017.
Gonzalez represented Canada at Miss International 2018 on November 9, 2018 in Tokyo, Japan.
# Magdalena Martullo-Blocher

Magdalena Martullo (German pronunciation:;Italian pronunciation:; née Blocher; born 13 August 1969) stylized as Magdalena Martullo-Blocher is a Swiss businesswoman, politician (SVP), billionaire and the daughter of former Swiss Federal Councillor Christoph Blocher. Her younger brother is Markus Blocher. She is the majority shareholder and executive vice chairman of Ems-Chemie. She has been a member of the National Council for the canton of Graubünden since 2015. She is a prominent member of the Blocher political family.

## Early life and education

Martullo-Blocher was born 13 August 1969 in Männedorf, Zürich, Switzerland, the eldest of four children, to Christoph Blocher (b. 1940) and Silvia Blocher (née Kaiser; b. 1945). Her father is a former member of the Federal Council of Switzerland for the Swiss People's Party, who acquired EMS-Chemie in Domat/Ems in 1983 and turned it into a conglomerate. Her personal net worth is estimated by Forbes at $6.5. billion.
She was primarily raised in Feldmeilen (today part of Meilen) where she attended local public schools before studying Business Administration at the University of St. Gallen graduating with a licentiate degree which would be an equivalent to a master's degree.

## Professional career

From 1994 to 1996, she was Product Manager at Johnson & Johnson. Between 1996 and 2000 she worked as Marketing Manager for the Swiss department at Rivella AG, a soft drink producer.
In January 2001, she joined the Ems Group and eight months later, she became a member of the Board of Directors. Since August 2002, she has been its Vice Chairman. When her father was elected to the Federal Council in the 2003 elections, he handed over his shareholding to his four children. Martullo-Blocher, who was heavily pregnant, took over the management of the company in January 2004. She is now the majority shareholder in the EMS-Chemie corporation.
According to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, she ranked 255th on the list of the world's richest people, with an estimated wealth of $9.76 billion.

## Political career

Martullo-Blocher was elected as a member of the National Council in the 2015 Swiss parliamentary elections on a list of the SVP Graubünden. She is active in the Commission for Economic Affairs and Taxation (WAK) and in her electoral district. Since 2018 she is the Vice-President of the SVP.
She is a member of the Campaign for an Independent and Neutral Switzerland (AUNS).

### Political views

Martello-Blocher is a firm defender of a Swiss neutrality and in view to the Russian Ukrainian conflict, she lamented that Switzerland joined the EU sanctions regime against Russia. Instead she demanded peace negotiations as the sanctions enacted by the European Union (EU) against Russia mainly affected the EU.

## Personal life

She is married with three children and lives in Feldmeilen, Switzerland.
# Kennebec Valley Consolidated Schools

Kennebec Valley Consolidated Schools or Alternative Organizational Structure 92 (AOS 92) was a school district with the superintendent based in Waterville, Maine, and with another office in Winslow, Maine. The district served Waterville, Winslow, and Vassalboro.
The district had about 3,000 students in the school department. Eric L. Haley was the superintendent. Peter A. Thiboutot was the assistant superintendent.

## History

The district was combined in 2009 as per state law required it. The district was established as part of the 2007 State of Maine School Administrative Reorganization law.
AOS 92 communities were two former school districts. Waterville Schools were their own independent school department, and Winslow and Vassalboro were part of School Union 52, along with China, which went to RSU 18 when the new state law came in 2009.
On March 13, 2018, Waterville, Winslow, and Vassalboro residents voted to dissolve AOS 92 by 253 votes. Each town became their own independent school department on June 30, 2018. The votes were 183–58 in Waterville, 122–62 in Winslow, and 81–13 in Vassalboro; a snowstorm caused the turnout to be lower. On July 1, 2018, the district ceased to exist.
Winslow Schools were in the process of developing a new school system to get rid of the junior high, and send the 6th graders to the elementary, and add on for 7th and 8th graders at the high school, plus a new auditorium. A 600-seat one was included in a November 2017 referendum, but failed. A 415-seat one was included in a June 2018 referendum, and passed.

## Schools

AOS 92 had 8 schools.

### Vassalboro

* Vassalboro Community School, Grades PK-8

### Waterville

* George J. Mitchell School, Grades PK-3
* Albert S. Hall School, Grades 4-5
* Waterville Jr. High School, Grades 6-8
* Waterville Sr. High School, Grades 9-12
* Educare Central Maine, Ages 3–5
* Mid Maine Adult Education
* Mid Maine Technical Center - Winslow High School students attend along with nearby Lawrence High School of MSAD 49 and Messalonskee High School of RSU 18.

### Winslow

* Winslow Elementary School, Grades PK-5
* Winslow Jr. High School, Grades 6-8
* Winslow High School, Grades 9-12

## District Auditorium

Trask Auditorium at Waterville High School was the district auditorium. It has 698 seats.
# Shubho Drishti

Shubho Drishti was a popular Bengali television soap opera. It premiered on 1 January 2018. It aired on Colors Bangla. It starred Gourab Roy Chowdhury and Aishwarya Sen in lead roles and Bidipta Chakraborty and Sukanya Goswami in a negative role. The show was produced by Shibaji Panja of Vandana Films and Enterprises. Prasenjit Chatterjee and Rituparna Sengupta played cameo roles in this serial.

## Plot

The journeys of two pairs of siblings – Abir-Drishti and Subho-Antara – lead to a series of tense happenstances. The recent episodes reveal the twists in the plot. It shows the trials and tribulations of unexpected events in the lead pair’s lives on the track where Drishti’s would-be husband Rahul gets kidnapped and Subho gets the blame. Meanwhile, Abir refuses to marry Antara until his sister gets married.

## Cast
### Main

* Gourab Roy Chowdhury as Shubhojit Mukherjee (Subho) / Main Male Lead
* Aishwarya Sen as Drishti Mukherjee (nee Basu) / Main Female Lead
* Debarshi Banerjee / Rajib Basu as Abir Basu (Parallel Male Lead) (Dead)
* Oindrilla Bose as Antara Basu (nee Deb Roy) / Parallel Female Lead
* Joyjit Banerjee as Sagnik Sen(Antagonist)
* Bidipta Chakraborty as Annapoorna Mukherjee / Main Female Antagonist
* Raj Bhattacharya as Rahul Gupta / Main Male Antagonist
* Sukanya Goswami as Sana / Parallel Female Antagonist
* Sutirtha Saha as Shoukarjyo/Antara's Childhood Friend /Parallel Male Lead
* Sreetama Roychowdhury as Anandi/Antagonist/Drishti's Childhood Friend

### Supporting

* Sandip Dey as Shekhar Basu(Drishti's Father)
* Ranjini Chatterjee as Malini Basu(Drishti's Mother)
* Rumpa Chatterjee as Drishti's Aunt(Mashimoni)
* Niladri Lahiri as Rajat Deb Roy(Antara's father and Shubho's stepfather)
* Abanti Dutta as Krishna Deb Roy(Shubho and Antara's mother)
* Saurav Chakraborty as Abhik
* Saurav Ghosh as Subho's Assistant
* Indrakshi Nag as Debjani Chowdhury (Antagonist)
* Kausiki Tinni Guha as Soham's Mother
* Saugata Bandopadhyay as Soham Sengupta/Drishti 's childhood friend
* Rituparna Basak as Septy(Saptaparni)
* Somashri Bhattacharyya as Raai
* Mousumi Das as Pishimoni (Dead)
* Anushka Bhattacharjee as Tinni/Sagnik's Daughter
* Shankar Debnath as Shoukarjyo's father and Sagnik's uncle
* Ritoja Majumdar as Shoukarjyo's mother and Sagnik's aunt
* Sujata Dawn as Neela/Aditi Mukherjee, sister of Shubho

### Guest appearances/Cameo

* Prosenjit Chatterjee as Bumba Daa
* Rituparna Sengupta as Ritu Di
# Opepe, New Zealand

Opepe was a settlement in New Zealand, a few miles southeast of Taupō. It was the scene of an attack on European militia by Māori on 7 June 1869, in which nine members of the militia were killed.
The Opepe Maori settlement was at the intersection of two major pre-European walking tracks (Taupo-Napier and Urewera-Tokaanu). It was the birthplace of the Māori leader Te Rangitahau.
The New Zealand Ministry for Culture and Heritage gives a translation of "place of the moth" for Ōpepe.
During Te Kooti's War, in early June 1869 Te Kooti and about 150 of his supporters moved towards Lake Taupō in the center of the North Island. At Opepe, just short of Taupō, they ran into party of fourteen Militia, who were camped in the abandoned village. Nine of the militia were killed with no loss to Te Kooti. One of the men, who was drying his uniform, escaped completely naked across rough country in mid-winter, and was awarded the New Zealand Medal. A military stockade was built at Opepe in 1869 but closed in 1885. The township thrived for several years in the late 19th century.
Today, there is a very small cemetery on the Napier-Taupo road with five graves maintained by the Ministry for Culture and Heritage. Two of the graves hold the bodies of the nine members of the Bay of Plenty Cavalry who were killed on 7 June 1869 by Te Kooti's advance guard. The other three are the graves of later settlers. New Zealand State Highway 5 passes through Opepe today. Little remains of the settlement.
# Lebleba

Ninochka Manoug Kupelian (Egyptian Arabic: نينوتشكا مانوج كوبليان; Armenian: Նինոչկա Մանուկ Կուպելյան; born November 14, 1946), better known by her stage name Lebleba (Egyptian Arabic: لبلبه, pronounced), is an Egyptian film actress and entertainer. She is the cousin of both Egyptian actress Feyrouz and entertainer Nelly.

## Life and career

She was born in Cairo to an Armenian family. She started as a child actress imitating other actresses, including appearances on the Egyptian National Theater promoted by Muallem Sadiq. She was given her first movie role through Egyptian film director and producer Anwar Wagdi and screenwriter / playwright Abo El Seoud El Ebiary in Habebti Susu. El Ebiary also chose the name Lebleba after seeing the multi-talented child actress, comedian, dancer and singer Ninochka Kupelian. In the 1970s, she acted alongside leading man Salah Zulfikar in Borg El-Athraa (1970) and Fi Saif Lazim Nohib (1974), and alongside leading man Ahmed Zaki in Ma'ali al Wazir (2003). She acted alongside leading man Omar Sharif in Hassan and Marcus (2008). In the 1990s, Lebleba worked alongside leading man Nour El-Sherif in Lela Sakhena (1995), in which she received numerous awards for her performance. She married actor Hassan Youssef, but they divorced. She never remarried.

## Filmography

* Al Beit Al Said
* Kadi Gharam
* Rehla Shahr Al Asal
* Habibti Soo Soo
* Arba3 Banat We Zabet
* Borj El-Athraa
* Al Nagham Al Hazeen
* Al Milionair AL Mouzayaf
* AL Habib AL Maghool
* Agaza Bel Afia
* Bent Badi3a
* Al Banat Wel Hob
* Al Banat Wel Marcedes
* Al Sokareya
* Ya Zalemni
* Shei2 Men Al Hob
* Aris AL Hana
* Ehtares Men Al Regal Ya Mama
* Hekayti Maa Al Zaman
* Fi El Seif Lazem Neheb
* Emraa Bala 2Alb
* Hob Fo2 Al Bourkan
* Al Sheyateen Fi Agaza
* 3aga2eb Ya Zaman
* 24 Sa3a Hob
* Mouled Ya Donia
* AL Kadeia Al Mashhoura
* Bezour Al Sheytan
* Al Hesab Ya Madmouazel
* Bos Shouf Sokar Beta3mel Eih
* Ragol Fi Segn Al Nesa2
* Moughameroon Hawl Al 3alam
* Eli Dehek Ala Al Sheytan
* Al Gana Taht Kadamayha
* AL Ba3d Yazhab Lel Ma2zoun Maratein
* Esabet Hamada We Tootoo
* Arba3a Etnin Arba3a 4-2-4
* Setouhi Fawk Al Shagara
* AL Kadab We shabou
* Ehtares Men Al Khot
* Lahib El Entekam
* Ehna Betou3 AL Esa3af
* Al Mokhber
* Emraa Taht El Ekhtebar
* Enohom Yasrekoun Al Araneb
* Lak Youm Ya Beih
* Mehatet LA Ens
* Awlad El Esoul
* Giran Akher Zaman
* Sheytan Men 3asal
* Bokra Ahla Men Al Neharda
* Al Sheytana Alati Ahabatni
* Leyla Sakhena
* Ded Al Hekouma
* Ganat Al Shayateen
* Al Akhar
* Al Na3ama Wel Tawous
* Ma'ali al Wazir
* Booha
* 3aris Men Geha Amneya
* Wesh Egram
* Eskenderia New York
* Hassan wa Morcus
* Nathariat Amti
* Al Fil Al Azraq
* Villa 69
# Holley Cantine

Holley R. Cantine, Jr., (1916–1977) was a writer and activist best known for publishing the anarchist periodical Retort with Dachine Rainer.

## Life

Cantine was born on February 14, 1916, and raised in Woodstock, New York. His father owned a paper-coating business in Saugerties and his mother was a painter. Cantine's grandfather served as the first president of Panama and later became an ambassador for the United States.
Cantine edited the first issue of Retort with Dorothy Paul in June 1942. By the 1947, Cantine was editing alongside the anarchist poet Dachine Rainer and Retort has become "An Anarchist Quarterly". The two worked on the magazine from a small cabin, where Cantine hand-printed, setted, and bound the pages. The pair were jailed during World War II as conscientious objectors. They subsequently edited and published a collection of writings from conscientious objectors, Prison Etiquette, in 1950. Retort ceased publication in 1951.
He also wrote a weekly periodical, The Wasp, which took antagonistic aim at Woodstock tourists ("trudgers") and the town's commercialization. His 1959 science fiction short story, "Double Double Toil and Trouble", received several awards. Cantine also translated Volin's The Unknown Revolution from French and his own Second Chance: A Story.
Cantine died on January 2, 1977, in a house fire in Woodstock.
# Sprewell Bluff Park

Sprewell Bluff Park, formerly Sprewell Bluff State Park, is a 1,372 acre (5.55 km$^2$) Upson County, Georgia, park located between Roland and Crest. The park's location on the Flint River makes it a popular place for swimming, fishing, kayaking, canoeing, and whitewater rafting. The park features a three-mile walking trail (4.8 km) that winds along the bank of the river and up rocky bluffs, offering views of the park below.

## History

The central river bluff was named after Jeptha Sprewell, a pioneer citizen. The park was part of The Heritage Trust Commission established by Governor Jimmy Carter in 1972. The commission was responsible for meeting the needs for recreational areas for the growing population. The park land is owned by Georgia Power Company. The State of Georgia originally leased the land in the 1990s as a State Park. In 2013, Upson County took over management of the property.

## Facilities

* Boat Ramp
* Picnic Area
* Hiking Trail
* Trading Post
* Cabins
* RV Sites

## Annual events

* Rock Skipping Contest (Labor Day)
* Three Rivers Throwdown
# Scottish International Piano Competition

The Scottish International Piano Competition is a classical piano competition established in 1986 and taking place every three years in Glasgow, UK. The competition is open to pianists of any nationality aged between 18 and 30. Winners are awarded a £15,000 prize on top of the prestigious title. Previous winners include Sergei Babayan (1992), Alexander Kobrin (1998), Tanya Gabrielian (2004) and Oxana Shevchenko (2010).
Steven Osborne became the Patron of the Competition in 2024.

## 2023 competition

After being cancelled in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the competition resumed in September 2023, following a slightly different format: influenced by the online shift of many activities during the pandemic, and to reduce the competition's carbon footprint, all 216 entrants first had to submit a 40-minute videoed programme, 30 of whom were then selected to take part in the competition in Glasgow.
Preliminary stages recitals were held in the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, while the final, for which the last three participants had to play a concerto with the Royal Scottish National Orchestra, took place in the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall.
Jonathan Mamora was awarded 1st Prize and the Prize for the Best Performance of the Compulsory Work (David A T Önaç's Five Études), while Yilei Hao and Yonggi Woo took home a joint 2nd Prize.