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# Eli Velder

Eli Yehill Velder (November 9, 1925 – April 6, 2020) was an American academic. He held the endowed Dean Van Meter Alumnae Professorship of history and philosophy of education at Goucher College. Velder founded the education program at Goucher, where he was associated for almost 62 years. He taught courses on history, the philosophy of education, and teaching disadvantaged youths.

## Early life and education

Velder was born on November 9, 1925, and raised in an observant Jewish family in Baltimore. His parents were Rose and Abraham Velder. Velder earned a B.A. (1948) and Ph.D. (1952) from Johns Hopkins University. Velder taught at Baltimore Hebrew University (BHU) while completing his doctoral studies. His mentor, the president of the BHU, recommended Velder consider a career in education and the history of education. Velder later completed his doctoral studies in this area. His dissertation was titled, The teaching of the Bible in the Jewish schools of Europe during the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. Velder completed a teaching diploma at BHU.

## Career

Velder began teaching at Goucher College, part-time, in 1958 at the suggestion of one of his doctoral committee members. He transitioned to full-time by 1963. Velder taught courses on history, the philosophy of education, and teaching disadvantaged youths. He was the founder of the education program at Goucher. In 1985, Velder was named the endowed Dean Van Meter Alumnae Professorship of history and philosophy of education. He was chair of the education department from 1980 to 1990, director of the M.Ed. program from 1991 to 1993, and director of the graduate programs in education. In the early 1990s, at the suggestion of president Rhoda Dorsey, Velder worked with the Goucher dance therapy program to combine pedagogical expertise at Goucher with the psychological expertise at Sheppard and Enoch Pratt Hospital. Velder was associated with Goucher for nearly 62 years. He was later professor emeritus of education.
Velder published articles and served on statewide committees on education. He was a visiting professor at University of Exeter and a guest lecturer at Odessa University.

## Personal life

Velder died on April 6, 2020. He had a daughter and a son. Velder was predeceased by his first wife, Jane Velder (née Kasper) and his second wife, Zahava Velder (née Brand).

## Awards and honors

Velder received the Goucher College award for outstanding teaching in 1979. In 1986, he received the Goucher award for service to the college. Velder was presented a doctor of Hebrew letters, honoris causa, in 2000 from Baltimore Hebrew University.
# LoveLife South Africa

loveLife is a youth focused HIV prevention initiative in South Africa.
The overall aim of loveLife is to reduce the rate of new infections in young people, in order to reduce the overall prevalence of HIV in South Africa, which stands at 10.9% (2008) of the population. (Additional sources: UNAIDS, HSRC, see also HIV/AIDS in South Africa) Considering that a high number of new infections are among 15- to 24-year-olds,
While loveLife's national office is situated in Johannesburg, there are provincial offices in each of South Africa's nine province plus more than 20 regional offices nationwide. loveLife's 18 Y-centres are set up in areas of high HIV prevalence.

## Partners

loveLife was launched in late 1999 as a joint initiative of leading South African non-government organisations and the South African government, in partnership with several private foundations and private sector support. Amongst others the Henry J Kaiser family Foundation has been a lead funder and driver of the organisation. Primary funders in 2010 include the South African Department of Health, the Department of Social Development and Sports and Recreation South Africa. Additional funding and support is provided by South Africa's corporate sector including Barloworld, Murray & Roberts, Independent Newspapers, Rapport, the National Lottery Distribution Trust Fund (NLDTF), the South African Broadcasting Corporation, Ster-Kinekor, VW and Anglo American. Large donors such as DfiD, the Henry J Kaiser Family Foundation, UNFPA and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation have also supported loveLife.
Since 2008, loveLife has received technical support from DED, the German Development Service (from 2011 on GIZ, Gesellschaft fuer Internationale Zusammenarbeit), with several advisors, volunteers and private public partnership funds

## Results

In 2006, the World Health Organisation (WHO) recognised loveLife as the only national programme in the world that did measure HIV prevalence. WHO found: "Strong evidence for improvements in participation in HIV testing, interpersonal communication about HIV and decreases in HIV infection rates."
HIV prevalence has declined among children aged 2–14, from 5.6% in 2002 to 2.5% in 2008; and among youth aged 15–24 from 10.3% in 2005 to 8.6% in 2008 – indicating that HIV prevention campaigns and behaviour change programmes are making a dent in the epidemic. The survey also reveals that loveLife has high reach into the youth age ranges, with the organisation reaching 79.1% of youth aged 15–24 in 2008.
The challenges that have to be faced when evaluating a national HIV prevention strategy as loveLife is described in Pettifor et al. 2007.
# Saint-Martin-la-Campagne

Saint-Martin-la-Campagne is a commune in the Eure department in Normandy in northern France.
# Francesco Berger

Francesco Berger (10 June 1834 – 26 April 1933) was a pianist and composer. He was a teacher of the piano and a professor at the Royal Academy of Music but is mostly remembered as the honorary secretary of the Philharmonic Society for 27 years.

## Life and career

Berger was born in London on 10 June 1834 of Italian parents but had British nationality as his father was a naturalized Briton. In 1848 travelled to Trieste from where his father had originated. He wrote an opera (Il lazzarone, ossia La fortuna vien dormendo) which was performed there when he was seventeen. He received much of his musical education in Germany where he was taught by Moscheles in a strictly classical tradition, a style of play from which Chopin was later to be the first to break free. He returned to England in 1855, and in 1864 he married one of the most renowned contraltos of the day, Annie Lascelles.
Berger became a professor of music at the Royal Academy of Music and also taught at the Guildhall School. He composed many pieces of music over a long and industrious life. He became a great friend of Charles Dickens and frequently visited him at his house, Gads Hill Place. He was commissioned to write music for two plays by Wilkie Collins which were produced by Dickens and performed at his private theatrical parties. He composed many works including masses, overtures, operas, chamber music, choral work, piano compositions, song cycles and vocal settings, many to works by Longfellow. He wrote a piano primer, Musical Expressions in Four Languages and an autobiography, Reminiscences, Impressions, and Anecdotes.
In 1871 Berger became of a member and director of the Philharmonic Society and he acted as its honorary secretary from 1884 until 1911, overseeing its move from St James' Hall to Queen's Hall. At the start of that period, Arthur Sullivan was appointed conductor to be followed by various others including Sir Alexander Mackenzie from 1892 to 1899. Mackenzie wrote of Berger "During my tenure of office [as conductor] the heat and burden of the day was borne by an honorary secretary (happily still living) of remarkable linguistic accomplishment, much musical experience, and an immense capacity for work — Mr. Francesco Berger". During his time as secretary, Berger oversaw the introduction of many new works and on several occasions brought Tchaikovsky over to conduct his own works. Near the end of his tenure, the great violinist Kreisler took part in the first performance of Elgar's Violin Concerto in B minor which had been commissioned by the Society.
Berger died in Palmer's Green, London on 26 April 1933 at the age of ninety eight. His wife had predeceased him, dying in 1907.
# Platynota texana

Platynota texana is a species of moth of the family Tortricidae. It is found in Texas, United States.
The wingspan is about 14 mm.
# Haemonetics

Haemonetics Corporation is a global provider of blood and plasma supplies and services. The company was founded in Natick, Massachusetts by Dr. Allen (Jack) Latham in the 1970s.
Today, the company has expanded and has offices located in 16 countries. The company employs more than 1,800 people and markets its products in over 50 countries. Revenue is derived nearly equally from its three major markets -- Asia, Europe, and the Americas.

## History

The company was founded in 1971. Haemonetics started out producing the containers and bags required for blood collection. The Latham Bowl was a disposable container that could automate the separation of blood by centrifugation. Through the 90's, the company added additional product lines and technologies. The company opened a manufacturing facility in Holbrook, Massachusetts in 1988.
In 1995 the company purchased the Intravenous Solutions manufacturing facility in Union, South Carolina.
Additional acquisitions grew the company and expanded its services. In the following years the company branched off to making the whole plasma collection station including the machine, supplies and software for plasma collection. These acquisitions included Edmonton-based Fifth Dimension (5D) Information Systems to gain entry into the blood and plasma software industry. Further acquisitions include Chicago-based Arryx in July 2006, Information Data Management, Inc. in January 2007, the acquisition of a division of Haemoscope in 2007, the acquisition of Infonale in July 2007, and, in 2009, Chico, California-based Altivation and Tucson, Arizona-based Sebra.
On August 21, 2007, 5D and IDM were officially merged into a new subsidiary called Haemonetics Software Solutions. The employees at both Edmonton (5D) and Rosemont (IDM) continue to work from their respective offices.
Further acquisitions included the April 2009 acquisition of Neoteric Technology Ltd and the April 2010 acquisition of California-based Global Med Technologies, Inc. Haemonetics acquired the Pall Corporation's transfusion medicine business on August 1, 2012 for ~$550 million.
In April 2024, it was announced Haemonetics had completed its acquisition of the Chicago-headquartered medical device temperature regulation manufacturer, Attune Medical for $160 million.

## Product categories

Haemonetics products can be considered as belonging to two broad categories. Donor products (marketed to the blood donation industry, these include products that automate the blood donation process, automate the processing of blood, support pathogen inactivation and bacterial detection of blood, and test blood hematocrit); and products that are marketed to the surgical suite for blood loss management for patients. These products include surgical blood salvage (or "autotransfusion") devices, surgical field blood suction systems, and blood and patient warming systems.
# Eberhard Esche

Eberhard Esche (October 25, 1933 in Leipzig – May 15, 2006 in Berlin) was a German film and television actor. He studied at the Theaterhochschule Leipzig.
He appeared in the following:
* For Eyes Only (1961)
* Nebel (1963)
* Divided Heaven (1964)
* The Investigation – Oratorio in 11 Cantos (1966) (TV)
* Angeklagter Klehr
* Die Perser (1966) (TV)
* Traces of Stones (1966)
* The Little Prince (1966) (TV)
* Geschichten jener Nacht (1967)
* Mord am Montag (1968)
* Wie heiratet man einen König (1969)
* Anlauf (1970) (TV)
* KLK Calling PTZ – The Red Orchestra (1971)
* Ripe Cherries (1972)
* Sechse kommen durch die Welt (1972, voice only)
* Der Leutnant vom Schwanenkietz (1974) (TV)
* Leben mit Uwe (1974)
* Till Eulenspiegel (1974)
* Beethoven - Tage aus einem Leben (1976)
* The Incorrigible Barbara (1977)
* Scharnhorst (1978) (mini) TV Series (voice)
* Fleur Lafontaine (1978)
* Der Spiegel des großen Magus (1980)
* Märkische Forschungen (1981)
* Sachsens Glanz und Preußens Gloria: Brühl (1985) (TV)
* Einzug ins Paradies (1987) (TV)
* Sachsens Glanz und Preußens Gloria - Aus dem siebenjährigen Krieg (1987)
* The Drinker [de] (1995) (TV)
* Novalis: The Blue Flower [de] (1995)
* Mama ist unmöglich (1997)
* The Sisters' House (2002) (TV)

## Death

He died on 15 May 2006 in Berlin, Germany from pancreatic cancer, aged 72.
# Coloptilia conchylidella

Coloptilia conchylidella is a moth of the family Gelechiidae. It is found in Portugal, Spain, Turkey and Russia.
The length of the forewings is about 5 mm. The ground colour of the forewings is dirty white, sprinkled with blackish and brownish scales. The hindwings are bright grey.
# Donacoscaptes arenalis

Donacoscaptes arenalis is a moth in the family Crambidae. It was described by George Hampson in 1919. It is found in Argentina.
# Kabar (grape)

Kabar, also known as Tarcal 10, is a crossing of Hárslevelű and Bouvier and was authorised for production in the Tokaj-Hegyalja region of Hungary in 2006. With a relatively low yield, it ripens early, produces high sugar and is prone to botrytis. Due to its thick skin, it is fairly resistant to late autumn rains.
# Steeven

Steeven is a given name. Notable people with the name include:
* Steeven Joseph-Monrose (born 1990), French footballer
* Steeven Langil (born 1988), French footballer
* Steeven Petitteville (born 1974), French cinematographer
* Steeven Ribéry (born 1995), French footballer
* Steeven Saba (born 1993), Haitian footballer
* Steeven Willems (born 1990), French footballer
# Kjøbenhavns Skøjteløberforening

Kjøbenhavns Skøjteløberforening (English: Copenhagen Ice Skating Club), commonly known as KSF, are a Danish ice hockey team in Copenhagen currently playing in the third tier Danish ice hockey league, the second division. The team is the oldest ice skating club and ice hockey team in Denmark, having been founded on 4 February 1869. When bandy was played in Denmark between 1895 and 1924, KSF was the dominating club.
From 1870 to 1960 the club was based on the Copenhagen lakes, first at Sortedams Sø, and from 1886 at Peblinge Sø. In 1894 the team built Søpavillionen (the Lake Pavilion) on the bank of Peblinge Sø to act as a club house.

## Ice hockey team

The hockey team within Kjøbenhavns was founded in 1938 by Jørgen Hviid. The team moved to Østerbro in 1960, but for a few years in the first half of the 1970s the team would play its home games at the Forum Arena in Frederiksberg. From 1975 the team played in Østerbro Skøjtehal. That rink was demolished in 2008 and the team is currently residing in a temporary rink in Ryparken until a permanent rink, at an undetermined location, is built. The team has won the Danish league title at least 10 times from 1956 to 1976. It was relegated out of the top league following the 1984–85 season and has not returned to the top division since. Notable players for the team include Jørgen Hviid and Bent Hansen.
# Platynota viridana

Platynota viridana is a species of moth of the family Tortricidae first described by William Barnes and August Busck in . It is found in the United States in Arizona, Texas and South Carolina.
The wingspan is 13–18 mm.
# Haemomaster venezuelae

Haemomaster venezuelae is a species of catfish (order Siluriformes) of the family Trichomycteridae, and the only species of the genus Haemomaster. This fish grows to about 6.6 centimetres (2.6 in) SL and originates from the Amazon and Orinoco River basins.
# Saint-Victor-sur-Rhins

Saint-Victor-sur-Rhins is a commune in the Loire department in central France.
# Angular aperture

The angular aperture of a lens is the angular size of the lens aperture as seen from the focal point:
    $a=2\arctan \left({\frac {D/2}{f}}\right)=2\arctan \left({\frac {D}{2f}}\right)$
where
    $f$ is the focal length
    $D$ is the diameter of the aperture.

## Relation to numerical aperture

In a medium with an index of refraction close to 1, such as air, the angular aperture is approximately equal to twice the numerical aperture of the lens.
Formally, the numerical aperture in air is:
    $\mathrm {NA} =\sin a/2=\sin \arctan \left({\frac {D}{2f}}\right)$
In the paraxial approximation, with a small aperture, $D<f$:
    $\mathrm {NA} \approx a/2$
# Davus pentaloris

Davus pentaloris is a species of New World tarantula (family Theraphosidae) native to Mexico and Guatemala. Davus was at one time considered to be a synonym of Cyclosternum, and its species were placed in that genus, but this is no longer accepted.
D. pentaloris has been found to display high morphological variation across its widespread distribution. Due to the typically low dispersal capability of tarantulas and associated high levels of local endemism this led to a hypothesis of hidden diversity within the species, with the high morphological variation suspected to be evidence that D. pentaloris is actually a species complex. Morphological and molecular analyses employing mtDNA data led to the recognition of 13 clearly diagnosable species, with 12 of them being new to science.
# Pink House (Melbourne Beach, Florida)

The Pink House, historically known as the Walter Brown House or the Pinky's Brown House, is a historic house and landmark at 201 Ocean Avenue, Melbourne Beach, Florida, United States.

## History

Built in 1916 by Neffie S. Long on land originally owned by the Melbourne Beach Improvement Company. Florence Peel purchased it in 1922. In 1925, it became the winter home of Walter Brown and his wife Ella Belle, who named the house "Port d'Hiver" (Port of Winter). The Brown's summered in Vermont. The population of Melbourne Beach in 1910 was 30 people and a water wheel power plant was installed in 1915 at the beginning of Ocean Avenue. The house was sturdy with cypress shingles. Walter Brown served as a cavalry instructor at the Kentucky Military Institute, which had its cantonment in Eau Gallie. Later, Brown became a relator working at the Brown House Hotel on New Haven Avenue in downtown Melbourne.
As the area developed, the house served as a hotel across from the Melbourne Beach Casino, which became a focal point for the town, and was used as the petty officers club for the Naval Air Station Melbourne during World War II. The casino was built in 1924 on site of the town bathhouse. In December 1925, at the intersection of Ocean Avenue and Atlantic Street, where the house is located, was site of the first recorded motor vehicle accident in the area as two Ford Model Ts collided. The intersection was also the site of the town's second stop sign and at the time, and the road (now Florida State Road A1A) turned into a sand trail two blocks to the south.
The house was also a law office, frat house for Florida Institute of Technology and an antique shop.
After four years of renovations, it reopened on December 6, 2007 as part of the Port D'Hiver Bed and Breakfast. The renovations also included the old "Carriage House", which was formerly an art studio, as well as the addition of two new buildings on the property. The four buildings are in the Key West style, after the Marquesa Hotel. The Walter Brown House is the centerpiece of the renovated complex. The pink house is one of the remaining landmarks of early Melbourne Beach.
# Satyam Audios

Satyam Audios is an Indian music company headquartered at Kochi, Kerala. Satyam audios are one of the leading music company in Kerala, Ernakulam. They have covered a larger portion of the music labels of Kerala. These label has produced and distributed film soundtracks, poems, music albums, LP record etc. They were widely accepted to be the best music running companies in the south. They have established themselves in the 1990s. Their scope of responsibility was not one or two songs or an artist’s entire album. It ranged from having released nearly 675 film music titles with 3109 songs & 209 nonfilm titles 1885 songs, totaling nearly 5000 songs including the recent super hit “Jimmiki kammal” and the latest songs of Mohanlal’s super hit film “Odiyan”.
They work with and coach musicians and result in the creation and publication of quality musical work. A major aspect of this giant company is their creation in quality sounds that match both the musicians’ and producers’ plans.
They may gather musical ideas for the project, collaborate with the artists to select cover tunes or original songs by the artist/group, work with artists and help them to improve their songs, lyrics or arrangements. This typically develops an overall vision for the album and how the various songs may interrelate. This definitely has to do well, as it is an art of thinking with sound and the sound in the movement of time.
They have brought in an announcement that as a music label industry they must include their production house “Satyam Cinemas” with some great projects for the growth of their empire. Satyam cinemas function as a hybrid between a creative agency and an audiovisual production company, with a concentrated focus on the result.
Highlighting the fact that story & screenplay are the real stars of every movie, the awaited project which has been worked on by many are ready to be put forth. The projects, Satyam Cinema have planned new films with some good talented directors and artists for us. So let us anxiously wait to unveil this eye-opening project, of those who have given their time, patience, mind and soul to carve out a new outlook to the existing frame. It's all about the light, and they will capture something which has never been so appealing.
# HMT Firefly

HMT Firefly was a minesweeping trawler that saw service during the Second World War.
She was built as a trawler by Cook, Welton & Gemmell, of Beverley and launched on 23 August 1930. She was operated by the St Andrew's Steam Fishing Company Ltd, out of Hull.

## Royal Navy Service

The Admiralty requisitioned Firefly at the outbreak of war, at a monthly hire of £215, and commissioned her in September 1939. On 2 December 1939, together with fishing trawler Cardew, they rescued six of the crew of the Swedish cargo ship Rudolf, which had been torpedoed by submarine U-56.
On 3 February 1940, Lt D B Johnstone and his crew endeavoured to defuse a loose British horned mine in the Firth of Forth. Most men were standing on the rail on one side of the ship watching those in the ship's boat trying to corral the mine and bring it alongside. As they did this, a British destroyer went by at high speed and its bow wave caused one of the oars on the boat to touch a detonator spike on the mine. The resulting explosion destroyed the boat and injured or killed most of those watching. Only three men in the wheelhouse and one in the galley were uninjured. The explosion killed 13 men and a fourteenth died of his injuries two days later. The explosion killed 14 out of a crew of 18. Among those killed was Chief petty officer Baldwin who had defused the first magnetic mine recovered at Shoeburyness. The superstructure of the ship was destroyed but she did not sink. She was towed to Leith harbour by the minesweeper Wardour.
Three of the men killed are recorded as buried in Seafield Cemetery in north Edinburgh, three are buried in Buckie New Cemetery, two are buried in the Preston, Tynemouth cemetery, North Shields, with the others buried in Lossiemouth, Glasgow, Hartlepool, Cleethorpes, Great Yarmouth and Bournemouth.
After repairs and recommissioning, in June 1940 she formed part of Minesweeping Group 30 based at Nore Command in Yarmouth under command of Edward Axel Runnquist RNR. In September she was moved to Sheerness and in January 1942 was moved to Harwich. Whilst in the English Channel off Harwich on 17 February 1942, working with minesweepers Caswell and Stella Rigel, she was attacked by two enemy aircraft, but none were hit.

## Post War

The Admiralty returned Firefly to her original owners on 29 October 1945. She was renamed St Just H320 based in Harwich, and returned to her original designed function as a fishing trawler. She had been scrapped at Passage West, Ireland by 1 March 1961.