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# Categoriae decem

The Categoriae decem (Latin for "The Ten Categories"), also known as the Paraphrasis Themistiana ("Themistian Paraphrase"), is a Latin summary of Aristotle's Categories thought to date to the 4th century AD. Traditionally credited to St Augustine, it is now variously attributed to Themistius or Pseudo-Augustinus.
From the eighth century onwards, this text became one of the major sources of logical teaching in medieval Europe, where it was taken at times as a full translation of Aristotle's work, rather than a compression. Its importance rests in the revival of the study of logic it stimulated in the early medieval West, beginning, it would seem, at the court of Charlemagne. Those influenced included Alcuin, particularly in his De Dialectica, Fridugisus and Johannes Scotus Eriugena.
From around the 10th century, the Categoriae decem was increasingly replaced by Boethius's translations and commentaries on Aristotle's logic before being replaced by new translations from Arabic and Greek copies of the work during the 12th-century renaissance.
# Drenov Do

Drenov Do (Serbian Cyrillic: Дренов До) is a village in the municipalities of Jezero, Republika Srpska and Jajce, Bosnia and Herzegovina.

## Demographics

According to the 2013 census, its population was 28, all Serbs with 3 of them living in the Jezero part and the rest in Jajce.
# Klareyan

Klareyan is a village in the town of Petarukan, Pemalang Regency, Central Java Province, Indonesia. This villages has an area of 6,27 km$^2$ and a population of 13,148 inhabitants in 2022.
# Ken Reed

Ken or Kenneth Reed may refer to:
* Ken Reed (Australian politician) (born 1944), Australian former politician
* Ken Reed (Canadian football) (1941–2014), linebacker
* Ken Reed (footballer) (1931–2018), Australian rules footballer
* Ken Reed (West Virginia politician), member of the West Virginia House of Delegates
# Kate Croser

Kate Croser is an Australian film and television producer and screen executive. She is currently the Chief Executive Officer of the South Australian Film Corporation.
Notable films produced by Croser include romantic comedy Top End Wedding, time travel comedy The Infinite Man and the Iranian co-production My Tehran for Sale. She also produced the television action comedy series Danger 5.

## Awards and recognition

In 2009 Croser won the Inside Film Independent Spirit Award for My Tehran for Sale, and In 2012 won the Best Short Fiction Film award at the inaugural Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts Awards for The Palace.
In February 2020 she was named one of South Australia's Top 50 Most Influential People by the Advertiser.
In October 2021 Croser won for an International Emmy Award for producing the television drama series for children First Day.
# Salwa Zeidan

Salwa Zeidan is a Lebanese artist, sculptor, and curator.

## Life

Zeidan was born in Bekaa Valley, Lebanon, Zeidan left Lebanon in the 1980s. Zeidan moved to the United Arab Emirates where she continued working as a painter. She curated exhibitions in different venues before she opened her Art Gallery in 1994. The Salwa Zeidan gallery is in Abu Dhabi.
# Dragonlance Adventures

Dragonlance Adventures is a 128-page hardcover book for the Dragonlance campaign setting for the first edition of the Advanced Dungeons & Dragons fantasy role-playing game.

## Contents

Dragonlance Adventures is a supplement which details the history, characters, gods and races, monsters, and magic items of Krynn.
Dragonlance Adventures provides information for a Dungeon Master running adventures in Krynn, including how to create characters for the setting or import them from other campaigns. The book encourages players to create characters who adventure during or after the War of the Lance, or in the distant past before the Cataclysm. Options for player characters include the Knights of Solamnia, kender, gnomes, and Wizards of High Sorcery. The book introduces changes for magic-users which were later intended to be made in the second edition of AD&D, as well as a new alignment system similar to that of the AD&D game revision. Three pantheons of gods (good, evil, and neutral) are detailed, including the philosophies and structures, history, game statistics, godly Sphere of Influence, special powers granted to followers, and additional spells each god's follower gains over and above his daily allotments. Creatures native to Krynn are described, including the draconians, gully dwarves, shadowpeople, dreamwraiths, spectral minions, and thanoi. The Timeline of Krynn covers the major events of the world's past, from its creation through the War of the Lance, and details on the major personalities of the world's history are given along with game statistics.

## Publication history

Dragonlance Adventures was written by Tracy Hickman and Margaret Weis, with cover art by Jeff Easley and interior illustrations by George Barr, and was published by TSR in 1987 as a 128-page hardcover. Dragonlance Adventures was written in response to the desire of fans for all the background for the Dragonlance game world in one book.
This book was published in the same format as other Dungeons & Dragons manuals of its time.

## Reviews

* Casus Belli #41
* Australian Realms #1
# C21H24N2O4

The molecular formula C$_{21}$H$_{24}$N$_2$O$_4$ may refer to:
* Carmoterol
* Cyclarbamate, also known as cyclopentaphene
* Mitraphylline
* Vincoline
# Hypomolis thiaucourti

Hypomolis thiaucourti is a moth of the family Erebidae. It was described by Hervé de Toulgoët in 1977. It is found in Ecuador.
# 1965 Campeonato Argentino de Rugby

The 1965 Campeonato Argentino de Rugby was won by then selection of the Unión de Rugby de Rosario that beat in the final the selection of URBA (Buenos Aires)
After some years the tournament returned to a knock-out format.

## That year in Argentina rugby union
### National

* The Buenos Aires Championship was won by C.U.B.A.
* The Cordoba Province Championship was won by La Tablada
* The North-East Championship was won by Uni Tucuman

### International

* It was the year of historical tour in South Africa and Rhodesia with the historical victory against Junior Springboks, of the Tests against Section Paloise and the Oxford e Cambridge selection tour.

## Knock Out Phases

Preliminary :
| 1 August | Sur | - | Rio Negro y Neuquén | 3 - 11 | Bahía Blanca |
| 1 August | San Juan | - | Cuyo | 3 - 15 | San Juan |
| 1 August | Noreste | - | Santa Fe | 3 - 17 | Resistencia |
| 1 August | Valle de Lerma | - | UR del Norte | 0 - 28 | Salta |
Quarter Finals :
| 17 August | Rio Negro y Neuquén | - | Mar del Plata | 6 - 9 | General Roca |
| 17 August | Cuyo | - | Buenos Aires | 8 - 34 | Mendoza |
| 17 August | Santa Fe | - | Rosario | 0 - 11 | Rosario |
| 17 August | UR del Norte | - | Córdoba | 0 - 6 | Tucumán |

### Semifinals

* 5 September 1965
| Mar del Plata | 11-21 | Buenos Aires |
| Try: Arroyo Con: Casanelli Pen: Casanelli 2 | | Try: Poggi, McCormick Gradín, Neri Con: Poggi 2, Cazenave Pen: Cazenave |
* Mar del Plata Referee: Enzo Bordabehere (Rosario)
Mar del Plata:M. Casanelli, G. Beverino, A. Omaña, E. Corbacho, R. Fruzcaldo, C. Alonso, H. Tiribelli, E. Ferrari (cap.), J. De la Garma, J. Cabarcos, C. Olivera, N. Cerviño, 0. Arroyo, C. Losada, J. Casanegra.
Buenos Aires; L. Cazenave, M. Pascual, E. Poggi, A. Rodríguez Jurado, C. Cornille, M. Beccar Varela, L. Gradín, L. García Yáñez, H. Silva, E. Neri, G. Illía, B. Otaño (cap.), G. McCormick, N. González del Solar, R. Foster.
* 19 September 1965
| Rosario | 22-11 | Cordoba |
| Try: Benzi, Ferraza Quetglas Con: J. Seaton 2 Pen: J. Seaton 2 Drop: J. Seaton | | Try: Ramírez Con: Paz Pen: Paz |
* Plaza Jewell, Rosario Referee: Blas Cosentino (Tucuman)
Rosario J. Seaton, E. España (capitán), J. Benzi, E. Ferraza, E. Quetglas, J. Caballero, O. Aletta de Sylva, J. Cortante, J. Imhoff, M Pavan, M. Bouza, M. Chesta, R. Esmendi, R. Seaton, J. Gómez Kenny Cordoba: E. Rodríguez, A. Quetglas, E. Meta, J. Ramírez, R. Faya, G. Piuma, J. Del Valle, R. Loyola, J. Masjoán, P. Demo, J. Taleb, J. Imas (capitán), G. Ribera, A. Paz, J. Coceo.

## Final

* 3 October 1965
| Buenos Aires | 6-8 | Rosario |
| Try: Cazenave, Pascual | | Try: Quetglas,. España Con: J. Seaton |
* San Isidro Club, Buenos Aires Referee: Manuel Peralta Ramírez (Cordoba)
Buenos Aires : B. Morgan, C. Cornille, A. Pagano, M. Pascual, R. Trotta, R. Cazenave, A. Etchegaray, E. Scharenberg, L. García Yáñez, L. Gradín, B. Otaño (capitán), A. Anthony, G. McCormick, N. González del Solar, R. Foster.
Rosario: J. Seaton, E. España (capitán), J. Benzi, E. Ferraza, E. Quetglas, J. Scilabra, C. Cristie, J. Imhoff, L. Robin, M. Paván, M. Chesta, M. Bouza, J. Gómez Kenny, R. Seaton. R. Esmendi.
# Zeidora naufraga

Zeidora naufraga is a species of sea snail, a marine gastropod mollusk in the family Fissurellidae, the keyhole limpets.

## Description

The length of the shell attains 9.7 mm, its height 3 mm.
The white shell is delicate, depressed, oblong, pointed behind, with a minute short apex, rounded and cleft in front, with a broad flat keel bearing the old cleft-scar and extending the whole length of the shell. The enormous aperture is closed behind by a crepidula-like partition.
Sculpture: Longitudinals, from the apex to the cleft across the middle of the back runs a broad raised keel, flat on the top, where it is scored by the minute, delicate, sharp, prominent, close-set, but not contiguous scars of the old cleft. On either side it is bordered by a sharp marginal line: from these marginal lines branch off feeble irregular diverging threadlets between which, as they go wider apart, others arise. The intervals between them are two to three times the breadth of the threadlets. Spirals, strictly speaking, there are none, but the whole surface is scored at right angles to the longitudinals with a series of threadlets, very similar in form, but rather more closely set. These radiate from the apex and indicate the old mouth edges.
The color is porcellanous-white, which is dead on the threadlets but almost translucent elsewhere from the extreme thinness of the shell.
Apex: at the posterior end of the shell there is a narrow, rounded, prominent beak, within which, a little bent to the right and projecting slightly above the margin of the aperture, is the minute apex of one whorl.
The aperture is oblong. The margin is minutely denticulated by the ends of the ribs. The cleft in front by a strong, parallel-sided, blunt-ended fissure. Behind, it is peculiarly patulous, being markedly bent outwards from the line of attachment of the septum, this bending being strongly shown on the outside of the shell. Inside it is smooth. A strong depression corresponds to the exterior keel extends from end to end of the shell.
Septum: A little way within the margin, and deepest at the end, is the short oblique septum, which is faintly arched, with a concave edge in front.

## Distribution

This marine species was found north of Culebra Island, Puerto Rico.
# Chinese destroyer Guangzhou (160)

Guangzhou (160) was a Type 051 destroyer of the People's Liberation Army Navy.

## Development and design

The PLAN began designing a warship armed with guided missiles in 1960 based on the Soviet Neustrashimy, with features from the Kotlin-class destroyer, but the Sino-Soviet split stopped work. Work resumed in 1965 with nine ships being ordered.

## Construction and career

Guangzhou was launched on 28 April 1971 at the Hudong Shipyard in Shanghai. Commissioned on 30 June 1974 into the South Sea Fleet.

### Explosion in 1978

On 9 March 1978, at 8:40pm, while the ship was docked in Zhanjiang Port, Guangdong Province, an explosion rocked it. It sank by 10:55pm.
After nearly half a year of investigation by a joint team of the General Staff, Navy, and Fleet, the explosion was found to have been caused by a lieutenant cadre, Lai Sanyang (赖三羊), who worked in the armory. Lai had been involved with a woman before joining the Navy but broke off with her after becoming an officer. She then committed suicide. Her family subsequently attempted to raise charges against Lai, so the Political Department of the detachment decided that Lai should be dismissed and demobilized. (An alternate theory postulates that Lai was, in fact, a suspect for murdering the woman and had been suspended from duty instead of fully dismissed pending further investigation) But Lai begged his superiors not to demobilize him, as he would be forced to return to his hometown; he had become hated there due to the suicide.
After dismissing Lai Sanyang as a cadre, the unit did not immediately demobilize him. Lai was in charge of sea mines, depth charges, underwater weapons, and the key to the armory. Following his dismissal, Lai hid in the ammunition depot and detonated the depth charges, sinking the ship. How he achieved this was debated. He either tampered with the mechanism on the charge or bored a hole through the hull of the ship, which caused water to rush in and detonate the depth charges.

#### Aftermath

The sinking of the Guangzhou drowned 134 sailors who went down with the ship and injured 28. A tomb was selected for re-burying at a place about 10 meters away from the monument to the ship. In the following days, naval divers continued to retrieve the remains of their comrades in the sea. Afterward, statistics showed that more than 20 relatively complete remains and six large bags of incomplete remains were collected. 11 Type 56 assault rifles, 9 Type 54 pistols, and a batch of precision instruments were salvaged.
In 1979, a tugboat located the wreck and towed the ship for scrap. Her stern was cut and converted to a floating dock.
# Burghard Hein

Burghard Hein was the curator of the mycology collection at the Botanic Garden and Botanical Museum Berlin-Dahlem and an authority on the Discomycete fungi.

## Early life and education

Burghard Hein and his parents lived in Berlin-Charlottenburg all their lives. His father ran a white goods shop. Hein studied biology, geography and politics at the Free University of Berlin, graduating in 1969. He also undertook his doctoral research there about Discomycetes fungi under the supervision of Josef Poelt. His research described a revision of the taxonomy of the revision of the genus Laetinaevia and Naevioideae. His doctorate was awarded in 1976.

## Career

Hein was employed as a scientific assistant in the Institute of Systematic Botany and Phytogeography of the Free University of Berlin from 1970 until he joined the Berlin Botanical Garden and Botanical Museum Berlin-Dahlem in 1974. He became a Curator of the mycological herbarium in 1975 and remained there until he retired in January 2007. He became the Senior Curator in 1993. He reorganised historical fungal specimens and their catalogue, so that there were 300,000 curated specimens when he retired. In addition, Hein worked with the public, especially in the autumn to confirm identification of edible fungi. He was part of collecting expeditions to West Africa,$^{:19}$ Europe (Scotland, Norway, the Alps), South America (Costa Rica, Venezuela) that increased the number of specimens in the herbarium by several hundred. In the later part of his career he was part of the public relations team of the botanic garden.
From the late 1990s he was responsible for construction of an early on-line database summarising taxonomic information about 5000 members of the Dermateaceae, including writing the software.

## Publications

Hein is the author or co-author of at least 20 scientific publications and several books, including:
* B. Hein 1988 Liste der Arten und infraspecifischen Taxa von P. Hennings : mit Angabe der Typen in den Herbarien des Botanischen Museums Berlin-Dahlem und des Instituts für Allgemeine Botanik in Hamburg. (List of the species and infraspecific taxa by P. Hennings : with indication of the types in the herbaria of the Botanical Museum Berlin-Dahlem and the Institute for General Botany in Hamburg.) Englera 10 Botanischer Garten und Botanisches Museum, Berlin-Dahlem pp 385
* B Hein 1980 Rasterelektronenmikroskopische Unter suchungen an Haaren von Hyaloscyphaceae.(Scanning electron microscopic studies on hairs of Hyaloscyphaceae.) Nova Hedwigia 32 31–62
He described three new genera (Bryodiscus (now Sphaeropezia), Naevala and Naeviopsis) and 18 species.
# Siege of Mangalore

The siege of Mangalore was conducted during the Second Anglo-Mysore War by Tipu Sultan and forces of the Kingdom of Mysore against a British East India Company garrison led by Colonel Campbell. The port city of Mangalore on the west coast of India was besieged from 20 May 1783 until the garrison capitulated on 30 January 1784 after being reduced to starvation; of the original garrison of 700 British soldiers and 2000 Indian troops there were only 850 survivors. The siege was one of the last major actions of the war; Mangalore was where the treaty ending the war was signed in March 1784.
# Eric Stephens (comics)

Eric Stephens (1909–2001) was a British comic strip artist who contributed to Jack and Jill, drawing episodes of the cover strip 'Jack and Jill of Buttercup Farm' and colouring several center-spread features such as 'There Was An Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe' and 'Our Village'. Stephens also contributed episodes of 'Sonny and Sally' to Playhour and 'Paddington Park' to Bonnie. Though trained as a lithographer, his talent as a draughtsman soon led him into advertising work. After serving in the RAF during the second world war, he became a stationery designer. It was at this time that Stephens became friends with the artist Hugh McNeill, who persuaded him to follow a career as a free-lance artist in children's comics.
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# Wu Yue

Wu Yue may refer to the following:
* Wuyue, a 10th-century kingdom during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period
* Sacred Mountains of China, also known as "Wu Yue" ("Five Mountains") in Chinese

## People

* Wu Yue (actor) (born 1976), Chinese male actor
* Wu Yue (actress) (born 1976), Chinese actress
* Wu Yue (swimmer) (born 1997), Chinese swimmer
* Wu Yue (table tennis) (born 1990), American table tennis player

## Other uses

* Wu (state) and Yue (state), two ancient states during the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods
* Wu (region), also known as Wuyue, a Chinese region in Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces
* Speakers of Wu Chinese, also known as Wuyue people, a subgroup of Han Chinese in the Wu region
# Dromi Parallili

Dromoi Paralliloi (Parallel Roads) is an album by popular Greek artist Eleftheria Arvanitaki and it was released in 2005. Two-CD set anthologising some of Eleftheria's guest appearances on other artists' albums, as well as three previously unreleased live recordings and two new songs. It sold over 20,000 copies in Greece and was certified Gold.

## Track listing
### Disc 1

* "Stis Akres Ap' Ta Matia Sou"
* "Ena Ohi"
* "Ti Leipei"
* "Stin Arhi Tou Tragoudiou"
* "Anastasia"
* "Erotiko"
* "Se Thelo"
* "Me Tin Plati"
* "Meine Konta Mou"
* "Mi Fevgeis"
* "Ah Na' Mouna"
* "Neilos"
* "Ikaria"
* "Trele Tsiggane"
* "Tsigaro Ego Sto Stoma Mou Den Evala Oute Ena"
* "Sta Roda Tis Avlis Mou"
* "Na 'He I Nihta Akri"
* "Anathema Se"
* "Adeia Mou Agkalia"
* "I Sklava"

### Disc 2

* "Ki Ola Arhizoun Allios"
* "Thelo Na Se Do"
* "Telos" (Ola Arhizoun Edo)
* "Fovamai"
* "Sodade"
* "Ta Lianotragouda"
* "Zografies"
* "Se Esperino Tou Notou"
* "Akrotirion Tainaron"
* "Eho Ksehasei T' Onoma Mou"
* "To Miden"
* "Pyrkayia Me Pyrkayia"
* "To Kokkino Foustani"
* "Afto To Vrady"
* "Ohi Mazi"
* "Agapoula Kryfi"
* "Kryfto"
* "Chartino To Feggaraki Ki Apospasmata"
* "Kryvomai Sto Adio"
* "Kapou Iparhi I Agapi Mou"
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# C21H25ClO5

The molecular formula C$_{21}$H$_{25}$ClO$_5$ (molar mass: 392.87 g/mol, exact mass: 392.1391 u) may refer to:
* Cloprednol
* Chloroprednisone
# Hypomolis viridis

Hypomolis viridis is a moth of the family Erebidae. It was described by Herbert Druce in 1903. It is found in Peru.
# John Murdoch (artist)

John Murdoch (born 1971) is an American painter, portraitist, and art teacher. He is the founder of Gold Light Studios and the Classical Art and Atelier Fund.

## Life and work

Murdoch was born in Oak Lawn, Illinois, a suburb of Chicago. From an early age he developed drawing skills in anatomy, perspective, and figure drawing. He attended the American Academy of Art on scholarship where he was mentored by artists Lou Ann Burkhardt and Fred Berger. Murdoch's work at the academy was influenced by William Mosby and realist painter Richard Schmid.
Following this he studied at The Atelier, Minneapolis, and at the School of Representational Art in Chicago where he studied under Mike Chelich and Bruno Surdo, and was mentored by portraitist Richard Halstead.
After his atelier training he lived at Mount Rainier in Washington State, followed by Mendocino County, California, and Sedona, Arizona, before moving to Barcelona, Spain. He also traveled and studied throughout France, Italy, Hungary and the Czech Republic. He then settled close to Princeton, New Jersey where he worked at a number of art studios, and exhibited in one- and two-man shows, including those with artists James Freeman and John Ennis. After living in New Jersey for 10 years he moved to Bucks County, Pennsylvania, where he founded the Gold Light Studios and Atelier. He was a founding member of the Classical Arts and Atelier Fund, which hosted its first Bohemian Rhapsody Scholarship fundraiser in 2011. As of 2012, he lives in Perkasie, Pennsylvania.
Murdoch has taught at Princeton Arts Council, Montgomery MiddleSchool, Princeton University, and at his own Gold Light Studio in Bucks County where he promotes the "apprentice-style" training of classical ateliers.
His work has been published in International Artist Magazine, American Artist Magazine, The New York Times, The Times, and the Doylestown Intelligencer.

## Style

Murdoch is a classically trained artist. He chiefly paints with an "otherworldly edge". His subjects are angels, the human figure, and portraits, worked primarily in oil on wood panel or canvas, and with the use of gold leaf. His artistic influences include Jacques-Louis David, J.W. Waterhouse, and Paul Delaroche.

## Awards

* Salmagundi Club, Forbes magazine Award
* International Artist Magazine, First Place, Still Life and Florals
* Residency, Galesburc Civic Art Center
* Resident artist teacher of the year, Arts Council of Princeton
* Residency, Baltonfured Hungary
* John and Anna Lee Stacy Scholarship
* John Murdoch works
* Carnations and Bee
* Braydon as Bucks County Lord of the Flies
* Jessica Chambers
# Broden

Broden is a surname. Notable people with the surname include:
* Anita Brodén (born 1948), Swedish politician
* Anne Marie Brodén (born 1956), Swedish politician
* Connie Broden (1932–2013), Canadian ice hockey player
* Elizabeth Broden, Mexican beauty pageant winner
* Joakim Brodén (born 1980), Swedish artist
* John Broden (born 1965), American politician
* Mats Brodén, Swedish artist
* Stephen Broden, American politician