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# Turl Street Arts Festival

The Turl Street Arts Festival (TSAF) is an annual festival held in February, involving students from the three Turl Street colleges at the University of Oxford: Jesus College, Exeter College and Lincoln College. Taking place during the fifth week of the university's Hilary term, it has been running since 1997. Though other Oxford colleges host annual arts weeks, the festival is the largest such event at the university.
TSAF is organized by a committee of students from the three colleges. Each year a different college takes lead of the festival, nominating the chair of the festival from within their Junior Common Room (JCR). Although events are hosted within the three Turl Street colleges, any student of the university can attend the festival's events.
Originally created by the members of the Colleges including Chris Millington and Caroline Russell with support from the Chaplains of the colleges and the organ scholars, the week varies from more formal events such as choral recitals to open mic nights and several plays. There are also opportunities for photography exhibitions and short film previews. An arts fair is often hosted on Brasenose Lane. The week traditionally ends with a Sunday Choral Evensong led by the combined choirs of the three colleges.
A student magazine named The Turl is frequently produced in conjunction with the festival, edited by members of the committee and featuring contributions from across the university.

## Past festivals

In 2006, the Festival was opened by the Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams. Martha Fiennes was another guest speaker.
In 2017, Ed Wignall and Eleanor Begley were co-presidents, both from Exeter College.
In 2025, Samuel Owen (JCR President) and Joanna Barrett (JCMS President) were co-presidents, both from Jesus College.
Previous themes have included 'Decades' in 2016, 'Zodiac' in 2017, and 'The Revival' in 2025.
# Ruth de Souza

Ruth Pinto de Souza (May 12, 1921 – July 28, 2019) was a Brazilian actress.

## Biography

As a member of the Black Experimental Theater (Teatro Experimental do Negro, TEN), she is one of the first Black actresses in dramatic theater in Brazil and one of the first to perform at the Teatro Municipal do Rio de Janeiro. The Black Experimental Theater was created in 1944 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, to combat racism and create opportunities for Black talent in theater. Along with other Afro-Brazilians women, Ruth participated in the premiere performance of TEN as a member of the chorus and later played the Native Woman, the only female character in Eugene O'Neill's play The Emperor Jones. She was awarded with Prêmio Saci.
She died in Rio de Janeiro in the neighbourhood of Copacabana in July 2019 at the age of 98.

## Tribute

On May 12, 2021, Google celebrated her 100th birthday with a Google Doodle.
Ruth de Souza was portrayed by Eli Ferreira in the 2024 Brazilian telenovela Garota do Momento.

## Ruth de Souza Awards

In 2019 the Black Community Council, managed by the government of the São Paulo state, gave awards to prominent figures of the state's black community in honor of Ruth de Souza. Paula Beatriz, the first transgender woman to direct a state school, was among the laureates.

## Selected filmography

* Terra Violenta (1948)
* Falta Alguém no Manicômio (1948) as Júlia
* Também Somos Irmãos (1949) as Rosália
* A Sombra da Outra (1950)
* Terra É Sempre Terra (1951) as Bastiana
* Ângela (1951)
* The Landowner's Daughter (1953) as Sabina
* Candinho (1954) as Manuela
* Who Killed Anabela? (1956)
* Osso, Amor e Papagaio (1957)
* Ravina (1958)
* Fronteiras do Inferno (1959)
* Macumba Love (1960) as Mama Rata-loi
* A Morte Comanda o Cangaço (1960) as Praying Woman
* Bruma Seca (1960)
* Favela (1961)
* O Assalto ao Trem Pagador (1962) as Judith
* Gimba, Presidente dos Valentes (1963) as Chica Maluca
* O Cabeleira (1963)
* As Cariocas (1966) (segment "Roberto Santos")
* O Homem Nu (1968)
* O Bem-Amado (1973, TV Series) as Chiquinha do Parto
* Um Homem Célebre (1974)
* Pureza Proibida (1974)
* Pontal da Solidão (1974) as Narrator
* Ana, a Libertina (1975)
* Quem Matou Pacífico? (1977)
* Ladrões de Cinema (1977)
* Fruto do Amor (1981) as Dra. Elza
* Jubiabá (1986)
* A Grande Arte (1991) as Old Woman Kissing (uncredited)
* Boca (1994) as Mrs. Esteban
* A Glass of Rage (1999)
* Aleijadinho - Paixão, Glória e Suplício (2000) as Joana Lopes
* O Clone (2001, TV Series) as Dona Mocinha da Silva
* Filhas do Vento (2004) as Maria Aparecida (Cida)
* Em Quadro (2009)
* O Vendedor de Passados (2015) as Dona Célia
* Primavera (2018) as Josephina / Matilda / Madre Amélia
* Se Eu Fechar Os Olhos Agora (2019) as Madalena dos Santos
# Mike Steinmeyer

Mike Steinmeyer is an American politician who was elected member of the Missouri House of Representatives for the 20th district in 2024.
He is a graduate of Oral Roberts University. He is a veteran of the United States Navy. He was a member of Independence City Council.
# St Michael's Church, Winterbourne

St Michael the Archangel Church or simply St Michael's Church is an Anglican parish church located in Winterbourne, South Gloucestershire, on the northern fringe of Bristol. It was built in the 12th century and has been designated by English Heritage as a grade I listed building. It was partially rebuilt in 1843-7 and underwent alterations in 1877-80. In 1851 it could seat a congregation of 320.
The Church is located to the west of Winterbourne, largely surrounded by fields and woodland, though a number of cottages flank it. Despite its rather isolated location its prominent spire is clearly visible for miles around. Behind the Church's most recent graveyard is the Monks Pool nature reserve and the Bradley Brook. Winterbourne Court, a 14th-century tithe barn, stands immediately adjacent to the Church.
In the churchyard's north-west corner is the war grave of a Devonshire Regiment soldier of World War II.
St Michael's is part of the Fromeside Partnership, an association between the local ecclesiastical parishes of Coalpit Heath, Frampton Cotterell, Winterbourne and Winterbourne Down.
# Udre Udre

Ratu Udre Udre (pronounced, /ʊndreɪ ˈʊndreɪ/; born 1798, died 1840) was a Fijian chief. He is listed by Guinness World Records as "most prolific cannibal" — during the early 18th century, he reportedly ate 999 people", although differing accounts give different totals of how many people he had eaten. The total of 872 was based on "a row of smallish stones extending about 200 yards" near where Udre Udre lived, with each stone placed by Udre Udre to account for a person he had eaten.
Udre Udre is believed to have been shot and killed by Fiji government officials in 1840; however, the manner of his death is still undocumented.
# Ashton Grant

Ashton Grant (born c. 1996) is an American football coach who is currently the quarterbacks coach for the New England Patriots of the National Football League (NFL).

## Playing career

Grant played football at Manchester High School in Manchester, Connecticut, before spending a postgraduate year at East Coast Prep. He attended Assumption University, where he set school records for career receiving yards (3,204), career touchdown receptions (36), and single-season touchdown receptions (13). Grant was named the Northeast-10 Conference Offensive Player of the Year and a three-time all-conference selection. After college, he attended training camp with the Kansas City Chiefs and Chicago Bears before playing one season with the Salt Lake Stallions of the Alliance of American Football.

## Coaching career

Grant got his first coaching job in 2019, where he was hired by the Holy Cross Crusaders as a quality control coach. In 2020, he got his first NFL coaching job, joining the Cleveland Browns as the team's first recipient of the Bill Walsh Coaching Fellowship. Ahead of the 2022 season, Grant was promoted by the Browns to serve as an offensive quality control coach. In 2023, he was once again promoted to quarterbacks coach and offensive assistant.
On February 1, 2025, Grant was hired by Mike Vrabel to serve as the New England Patriots' quarterbacks coach.
# Tur (cuneiform)

The cuneiform sign for tur is used to denote one syllabic usage, tur, or the sign's Sumerograms; it is used in the Epic of Gilgamesh and the 14th century BC Amarna letters. The sign is based on the i (cuneiform) sign, with the one small added vertical stroke.
Besides tur, it is for Sumerograms (logograms) BÀN, DUMU, and TUR. In the Epic of Gilgamesh, it is used in the following numbers: tur-(11 times), BÀN-(3), DUMU-(25), TUR-(2). The large usage of DUMU in the Epic is for the Sumerogram being the equivalent of "son", Akkadian language "māru".

## Amarna letter usage

In the Amarna letters, the topic of Amarna letter EA 296, Under the Yoke, is the guarding of two cities, at the city gate; also the man authoring the letter, Yabitiri-(Yahtiru)-(governor?) of City? gives his history of going to Egypt to be trained with the Pharaoh, EA 296, line 25 (tablet reverse): "... (25) "i-nu-ma TUR a-na-ku", (26) he (Yanhamu) took me to (Egypt) Misri (27)..., (25) "Now when "YOUNG"-(I, myself), (26) he (i.e. Yanhamu) took me to Egypt, (27) ..."

## Common text usage

The most common text usage is unlike the digital version. It is composed of 5-horizontals: one (single) above two pairs of two, and all sitting on a large single horizontal stroke, approximated as follows:
It is found in various Amarna letters as part of "Messenger-Xxxxx", for example "LÚ.PA.TUR-Uv-wx-yz"
# A. A. Talmage

Archibald Alexander Talmage (April 25, 1834 – June 28, 1887) was a 19th-century vice-president and general manager of the Wabash Railroad. Born in Warren County, New Jersey, of Scottish descent, his father was a Presbyterian minister. He worked in a country store in Goshen, New York, for several years beginning when he was fifteen. At the age of eighteen, Talmage was appointed clerk in the freight department of the New York and Erie Railroad, where he remained for a year. He worked for a hardware wholesale firm on Dey Street in New York City afterward. During the winter of 1854, Talmage moved to Chicago, Illinois, where he found employment as a clerk in the freight department of the Michigan Southern Railroad.

## Railroad career

He advanced to become supervisor of freight exchanged at the lake terminus of the railway at Monroe, Michigan. He was transferred to Toledo, Ohio, where he stayed until August 1858. He worked as trainmaster there and was in charge of all employees at the Toledo terminus. Talmage was a passenger train conductor in St. Louis, Missouri, for the Terre Haute and Alton Railroad during the next portion of his career. In April 1864, he was appointed assistant superintendent of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad before resigning to take a position on military roads.
In 1868, Talmage was appointed manager of the Indianapolis and St. Louis Railroad. By 1871, he was general superintendent of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad, where he remained for twelve years. On March 1, 1874, he became the fourth vice-president and general transportation manager of the consolidated Wabash Railroad and Missouri Pacific Railroad. Soon afterward, the Wabash was removed from the Missouri Pacific and its jurisdiction assumed by a United States court. Talmage was named general manager of the Wabash on July 10, 1884. His record in this position was successful. The railroad grew and generated a profit. He became vice-president and general manager of the Wabash Western Railroad which had its headquarters in New York City.

## Private life and death

Talmage was married twice and had eight children. A son, C.H. Talmage , became a resident engineer for the Wabash Railroad.
Talmage's death was hastened by a railroad strike in the southwestern United States fifteen months before his death in 1887. He died on his way to a yachting cruise on Lake Erie. He was aboard his private car, Bergen Point, on the Wabash, when he experienced a fainting spell about thirty miles from Peru, Indiana. His body was transported to St. Louis and then to Union Station in Saint Louis. From there, it was taken to his residence at 3651 Washington Avenue.
# HCL BigFix

HCL BigFix is an endpoint management platform that automates the discovery, management, and remediation of all endpoints, including virtual, cloud, and on-premise endpoints. HCL BigFix automates the management, patching, and inventory of nearly 100 operating systems.

## History

In 2010, IBM acquired BigFix, Inc., a software developer out of Emeryville, California, and its endpoint security platform, which is also called BigFix. Under IBM, BigFix went through a series of re-brandings, including a 2013 release as IBM Endpoint Manager (IEM). Then, in 2018, India-based software company HCL acquired BigFix in a $1.8 billion purchase of select IBM software products.

## Relevance language

Relevant language enables authors to query the hardware and software properties of networked clients. Developed for BigFix prior to its purchase by IBM, the Relevance language provides an interface displaying information about a client, such as processor usage or available disk space, and it allows for real-time modifications of all clients in the network. Relevance language abstracts platform-specific query mechanisms like proc filesystems (procfs) and SIM, and it is capable of responding faster than native alternatives, like Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI).

## ActionScript

ActionScript is a scripting language used in BigFix. ActionScript provides an interface to administer clients. ActionScript abstracts platform-specific scripting differences like directory traversal, script execution, and flow control, allowing an administrator to write a script once and apply it across all platforms.

## Platform components

The core HCL BigFix platform can be extended using additional components:
* HCL BigFix for lifecycle management includes patch management, remote control, software distribution, and OS deployment. Patch management includes patches for Microsoft, UNIX, Linux, and Macintosh operating systems. Remote control allows for remote monitoring and control of network PCs and servers. Software distribution provides a package library and automation toolkit for endpoint administrators. OS deployment provides for imaging and provisioning of operating systems as well as OS migration capabilities.
* HCL BigFix for patch management includes vendor patches for Microsoft, UNIX, Linux, and Macintosh operating systems as well as patches for third-party applications by Adobe, Google, and Microsoft.
* HCL BigFix for security and compliance provides common STIG, CIS, and third-party security baselines, network self-quarantine, and removable device control.
* HCL BigFix for software asset management gathers information about installed software and hardware in a customer's infrastructure. Software use analysis tracks application usage on endpoints to determine the number and type of licenses required for licensed software.
* HCL BigFix for server automation provides hypervisor operations to build and manage virtual machines in a data centre environment. In addition, the server automation component provides the ability to do middleware management tasks to support operating system patching for clustered systems.
# Sridevi Soda Center

Sridevi Soda Centre is a 2021 Indian Telugu-language romantic action drama film written by Nagendra Kasi and directed by Karuna Kumar and produced by Vijay Chilla and Shashi Devireddy under the banner of 70mm Entertainments. The film stars Sudheer Babu and Anandhi while Naresh and Satyam Rajesh play supporting roles. The film was released theatrically on 27 August 2021.

## Synopsis

Lighting Suri Babu is an expert in lighting arrangements in his village and aspires to start a shop with the same business. He falls in love with Sridevi whose family business is a Soda center run by her father Sanjeev Rao. Sridevi reciprocates the love but her father disagrees as Suri Babu doesn’t belong to his caste. Suri Babu gets tangled in a murder case while a big shot in the village, Kasi becomes another big trouble for him. Whether Suri Babu overcomes the struggle to win his love forms the story.

## Cast

* Sudheer Babu as "Lighting" Soori Babu
* Anandhi as "Sodaala" Sridevi
* Pavel Navageethan as Kasi
* Naresh as Sanjeev Rao, Sridevi's Father
* Satyam Rajesh as Karri Durga Rao, Soori Babu's Friend
* Raghu Babu as Narsayya, Soori Babu's Father
* Praveen as Chitturi Siva
* Kalyanee Raju as Dhanalakshmi, Sridevi's Mother
* Ajay as Kodi Katthi Seenu
* Harsha Vardhan as Prasad
* Rohini as Padma
* Saptagiri as Revu Nagaraju
* Sneha Gupta in an item number in the song "Mandhuloda".

## Reception

Thadhagath Pathi of The Times of India rated the film 3/5 and he termed it "a powerful story with a gut-wrenching ending". Sangeetha Devi Dundoo of The Hindu in a more mixed review opined that overdoing the mainstream indulgences pulled the film down. "Sridevi Soda Center is the kind of film that happens when art-house and mainstream meet midway but it is not seamless. There are a few memorable moments and hard-hitting segments, but the film doesn’t sweep you off your feet," she added.
A reviewer from Deccan Chronicle rated the film 2.5 stars of 5 and called it "partly engaging." While appreciating the performances of Babu of Anandhi individually, they wrote that the love and chemistry between them was weak. Bhuvanesh Chandar of Cinema Express criticized the film for its "predictable, hardly engaging screenplay." Chandar was disappointed because the film showed "a lot of promise and scope" that went underutilised.
# UFC 304

UFC 304: Edwards vs. Muhammad 2 was a mixed martial arts event produced by the Ultimate Fighting Championship that took place on July 27, 2024, at the Co-op Live in Manchester, England.

## Background

The event marked the promotion's fifth visit to Manchester and first since UFC 204 in October 2016. Despite the event taking place in Manchester, the event was held based on Pacific Daylight Time (PDT, UTC-7) (Las Vegas) time with preliminary fights starting at 23.00 British Summer Time (15.00 PDT), and the main card starting 03.00 BST, which is the standard start time for UFC pay-per-view events of 19.00 PDT, which drew massive criticism from fans and fighters. Fans believed the matches should have started earlier (19.00 BST, or 11.00 PDT) for the UK audience.
A UFC Welterweight Championship bout between current champion Leon Edwards and Belal Muhammad headlined the event. The pair previously fought at UFC Fight Night: Edwards vs. Muhammad in March 2021, where the fight was declared a no contest following an accidental eye poke which left Muhammad unable to continue.
An interim UFC Heavyweight Championship bout between the title holder Tom Aspinall and Curtis Blaydes co-headlined the event. They previously met at UFC Fight Night: Blaydes vs. Aspinall in July 2022 in which Blaydes won after Aspinall injured his knee fifteen seconds into the bout keeping him out of competition for a year.
A middleweight bout between Christian Leroy Duncan and Robert Bryczek was scheduled for this event. However, Bryczek withdrew from the fight for unknown reasons and was replaced by former LFA Middleweight Champion Gregory Rodrigues.
A women's strawweight bout between Ravena Oliveira and Shauna Bannon was scheduled for this event. However, Oliveira withdrew from the bout due to an injury and was replaced with promotional newcomer Alice Ardelean.
A bantamweight bout between Ramon Taveras and Caolán Loughran was scheduled for this event. However, Taveras had to withdraw from the bout due to an injury and was reportedly replaced by Hecher Sosa. It was later reported that Sosa would not be competing at the event as Loughran would face Jake Hadley instead. At the weigh-ins, Hadley weighed in at 137 pounds, half a pound over the bantamweight non-title fight limit. The bout proceeded at catchweight and Hadley was fined 20 percent of his purse which went to Loughran.
The event originally featured $50,000 fight night bonuses, which were raised to $100,000 before the event.

## Results

* ↑ For the UFC Welterweight Championship.
* ↑ For the interim UFC Heavyweight Championship.

## Bonus awards

The following fighters received bonuses.
* Fight of the Night: No bonus awarded.
* Performance of the Night ($200,000): Paddy Pimblett
* Performance of the Night ($100,000): Tom Aspinall and Mick Parkin
# Barney Francis

Arthur G. "Barney" Francis (July 16, 1910 – August 9, 1978) was an American athletic director and coach who worked for the University of Toledo from 1949 to 1975.

## Early life

Francis was born in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania and raised at the Tiffin Junior Order Home in Tiffin, Ohio. He played for the orphanage's football team and went on to earn twelve varsity letters in basketball, football, baseball, and track from Otterbein College. In 1934, he married Bessie Chamberlain in Bay Village, Ohio. They had one daughter.

## High school coaching

After graduating, Francis coached basketball at Struthers High School. While working towards his master's degree at Columbia University, Francis recommended a Struthers' running back, Steve Belichick, to Western Reserve football coach Bill Edwards, who gave Belichick a football scholarship. In 1937, Francis was named head football and basketball at Shaker Heights High School. From 1944 to 1945, he was the head football coach at Upper Arlington High School, where he compiled a 13-3–2 record and won a Central Buckeye League championship. He then served as athletic director and head football and basketball coach at Lancaster High School.

## University of Toledo

On May 5, 1949, University of Toledo president Wilbur W. White announced Francis' appointment as athletic director. He was chosen over Charles Wertz, a former Toledo coach and city government official, who had the support of many in the city's industrial community. When Wertz was passed over, these men withdrew their financial support from Toledo's athletic programs, which forced Barney to run his department on a shoestring budget. In 1953, Francis, who felt that the university would attract a better football coach by pairing the job with the position of athletic director, submitted his resignation to president Asa S. Knowles. On January 19, 1954, Forrest England was named head football coach and athletic director at the University of Toledo.
Four months later, Knowles brought Francis back as the business manager of the athletic department. In 1956, he was given the duties of the athletic auditor, which included budgetary control of the athletic department as well as oversight of the ticket sales, gate receipts, rentals, and advertising. He also served as director of the local district and regional high school basketball tournaments, which were held at the University of Toledo's Field House. In 1957, he served as interim athletic director following the dismissal of Forrest England. Francis resigned as business manager in 1973. The following spring he completed his twentieth and final season as Toledo's golf coach.

## Death

Francis died on August 9, 1978, at St. Luke's Hospital after suffering an apparent heart attack at his Perrysburg, Ohio home. He was 68 years old.