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# London Lasers

The London Lasers were a professional soccer team in London, Ontario, Canada that played in the original Canadian Soccer League in 1990 and 1992.

## History

The London Lasers were founded in 1990 as an expansion franchise in the Canadian Soccer League. The club spent a great deal of money to secure out of town players for their debut season and had a crowd of approximately 2700 people for their opening match against the Toronto Blizzard. However, crowds quickly dwindled to sizes of 200, with many complimentary tickets given out, putting the club under tremendous financial strain, in which they were forced to trade many of their more expensive players to the Hamilton Steelers. They also played an exhibition match against London City of the National Soccer League for local bragging rights, winning by a score of 3–2. The team finished the season with only 2 wins across their 26 matches to finish last in the division and the league. The club requested a leave of absence for the 1991 season, before officially folding in March.
In 1992, the Lasers were set to be re-founded by local businessman, Bob Facca. However, the new team folded prior to the start of the 1992 season, following a non-appearance of the North York Rockets for an exhibition game, when it became clear that Facca would not be able to make the financial commitment necessary to operate a team in the national professional league. However, the Canadian Olympic squad, under coach Paul James was recruited to make a team to play under the London Lasers name for 1992. The Lasers narrowly missed the playoffs, amid rumours that the team was told to cut their expenses by the league. By the end of the season, average attendance had increased to approximately 400 spectators and interest for the team was growing in the season; however, the league folded following the season after the defection of three of the league's six franchises - Vancouver 86ers, Montreal Supra and the Toronto Blizzard to the US-based American Professional Soccer League. Winnipeg and North York joined the NSL, with the Lasers being the only one of the six CSL clubs to fold completely upon the dissolution of the league.

## Seasons

| Season | Tier | League | Record | Rank | Playoffs |
| 1990 | 1 | Canadian Soccer League | 2–7–17 | 7th, East | Did not qualify |
| 1991 | Team did not operate | Team did not operate | Team did not operate | Team did not operate | Team did not operate |
| 1992 | 1 | Canadian Soccer League | 6–7–7 | 5th | Did not qualify |

## Notable players

* Brian Ashton
* Geoff Aunger
* Nico Berg
* Jeff Cambridge
* Len Cantello
* Pat Cubellis
* Jason de Vos
* Stevie Gill
* Lucio Ianiero
* Paul James
* Dino Lopez
* Steve Morris
* Peyvand Mossavat
* Boniface Okafor
* Giuliano Oliviero
* Bryan Rosenfeld
* Brad Smith
# London LGBT+ Community Pride

London LGBT+ Community Pride is a Community Interest Company that was formed at the end of 2012 to bid for the right to run London's main gay pride festival in the wake of the significantly "scaled back" WorldPride London 2012 event and was awarded the contract on 18 January 2013 by the Mayor of London.
The company's mission is to:
* Be fully inclusive of all sections of the LGBT+ community, free at the point of access
* Provide a celebration of LGBT+ life and a platform to continue the fight for equality and to challenge prejudice
* Grow over time in a sustainable way which is led by the LGBT+ community

## History

A London-based gay pride event has been organized by several organisations since the first official UK Gay Pride Rally which was held in London on 1 July 1972 (chosen as the nearest Saturday to the anniversary of the Stonewall riots of 1969) with approximately 2000 participants. The first London gay marches were in November 1970 with 150 men walking through Highbury Fields in North London. The controversy of Section 28 from 1988 lead to numbers increasing on the march in protest. In 1983 the march was renamed "Lesbian and Gay Pride" and in the 1990s became more of a carnival event. London was selected to hold the first Europride in 1992 and hosted it again in 2006.
In 2012, the previous organisers Pride London were forced to significantly "scale back" the WorldPride London 2012 event nine days before the event was due to take place. The London Evening Standard reported that four contractors from the previous year's Pride event were owed £65,000 in unpaid debts, though this has been officially denied by organisers. Subsequently, a bidding process for non-profit community-based organisations to submit bids to run and develop Pride in London was announced by the Mayor of London. The winning bidder, London LGBT+ Community Pride, was awarded the right to run London's main gay pride festival for five years on 18 January 2013.

## Recent Developments

Since being awarded the contract, London LGBT+ Community Pride has successfully organized and expanded the event each year, enhancing its inclusivity and reach. The festival now attracts millions of participants and supporters, making it one of the largest Pride events globally. The organization has introduced various new initiatives, including a focus on mental health support, intersectionality within the LGBT+ community, and greater accessibility for people with disabilities.
In 2023, Pride in London celebrated its 50th anniversary with a series of special events and activities, reflecting on the progress made over the decades and the ongoing challenges faced by the LGBT+ community. The milestone event included a historic march, a vibrant parade, and numerous cultural and educational programs.
The organization continues to advocate for LGBT+ rights and visibility, working closely with local communities, businesses, and governmental bodies to ensure the festival remains a significant and inclusive celebration of diversity and equality.
# Kahleberg (disambiguation)

Kahleberg may refer to:
* Kahleberg, a mountain in the Ore Mountains, Germany
* Lysý vrch, a mountain in the Jizera Mountains on the Czech/Polish border
* Boreč (mountain), a mountain in the Bohemian Central Uplands, the Czech Republic
* Łysa Wyspa, a Polish island in the Neuwarper See, a bay of the Stettin Lagoon
* Kahleberg, a cargo ship of the Type RO 15
# Lola Le Lann

Lola Le Lann (born 9 February 1996) is a French actress and singer-songwriter. She is known for her roles in One Wild Moment (2015), A Bluebird in My Heart (2018) and Versus (2019).

## Early life

She is the daughter of jazz trumpeter, Éric Le Lann and actress and filmmaker, Valérie Stroh.

## Music

Albums
    Source:
* Glaz (2020)
* Odeur PMU (2021)
In 2020, Le Lann delayed the launch of her new album after one of her collaborators was accused of sexual misconduct.

## Filmography

Le Lann made her acting debut in Jean-François Richet's 2015 comedy, One Wild Moment starring alongside Vincent Cassel, François Cluzet and Alice Isaaz, where she portrayed a 17-year-old girl who falls in love with her friend's father. In 2018, she starred in A Bluebird in My Heart and the television series War on Beasts. In 2019, she appeared in her third film, Versus. In 2023 she appeared in season 2 of Ganglands (Braqueurs).
| Year | Title | Role | Notes |
| 2015 | Le grand journal de Canal+ | Herself | |
| 2015 | One Wild Moment | Louna | Film debut, directed by Jean-François Richet, starring Vincent Cassel and François Cluzet |
| 2015 | Vivement dimanche prochain | Herself | |
| 2015 | Días de cine | Herself | |
| 2017 | Addict | | TV series (Episode:Casting Pervers) |
| 2018 | A Bluebird in My Heart | Clara | Directed by Jérémie Guez, starring Roland Møller,Veerle Baetens and Lubna Azabal |
| 2018 | War on Beasts (Aux animaux la guerre) | Lydie Duruy | TV series, directed by Alain Tasma, starring Roshdy Zem and Michel Subor |
| 2019 | Les Terriens du samedi! | Herself | |
| 2019 | Versus | Léa / Camille's friend | Directed by François Valla, starring Jules Pelissier and Karidja Touré |
| 2021 | Lino | Charly | Short film directed by Aurélien Vernhes |
| 2022 | Le Mur des morts | Juliette | Directed by Eugène Green |
| 2022 | Astrid et Raphaëlle | Abigaël | TV series (Episode: Natifs) |
| 2023 | Ganglands | Kelly | TV series (three episodes) |
# Kabaağaç, Sarayköy

Kabaağaç is a neighbourhood in the municipality and district of Sarayköy, Denizli Province in Turkey. Its population is 268 (2022).
# Lokstedt

Lokstedt (German pronunciation: ) is a quarter of Hamburg, Germany in the Eimsbüttel borough.
# Diego Álvarez

Diego Álvarez may refer to:
* a mistaken name in some 19th-century English sources for Gough Island
* Diego Álvarez Chanca (c. 1463–c. 1515), doctor who accompanied Christopher Columbus
* Diego Álvarez Benítez (1812–1899), Mexican general
* Diego Álvarez (footballer) (born 1981), Colombian footballer
* Diego Álvarez (tennis) (born 1980), Argentine tennis player
* Diego Álvarez (theologian) (c. 1558–1635), Spanish theologian and bishop of Trani
* Diego Betancur Álvarez (born 1949), Colombian ambassador to Australia and New Zealand
* Diego Alvarez (Chander Pahar), a fictional character in the novel Chander Pahar
# Richard R. Jones

The Reverend Richard R. Jones (1853 – 1921) was a noted African-American Baptist minister, civil rights activist and orator in Roanoke, Virginia.

## Early life

Richard Jones was born into slavery to his parents, William and Mary Jones, who were both owned by Matthew Pedigue of Botetourt County, Virginia. After the Civil War, he went to West Virginia, he experienced a religious conversion and a call to preach. He returned to Virginia and was baptized in Bedford County, Virginia, where he also entered public school to learn how to read. While in Bedford County, he preached at the Bunker Hill Baptist Church, and the Western Light Baptist Church and the Shady Grove Baptist Church, and to found the Piney Grove Baptist Church.
In 1884 he married Lelia Leftwich of Bedford County.

## First Baptist Church

In 1882 he moved to Roanoke to help start the First Baptist Church. An aggressive and passionate speaker, he worked with the congregation to raise funds for the church building and parsonage, and became its first pastor.
"Born a slave in 1853, Reverend Richard R. Jones came to Roanoke in 1882 to head First Baptist Church. When completed in 1903 under exacting direction of Rev. Jones, the new First Baptist Church housed the largest black congregation west of Richmond. In 1901, the Roanoke Times condemned the outspoken ministry of Rev. Jones for disrupting "essential harmony between blacks and whites." In 1904, a white mob of men and boys forced Rev. Jones to flee Roanoke, never to return."

## Exile and death

When a white woman in Roanoke was attacked by a black man, tensions ran high. The Rev. Jones preached that whites were not superior to blacks, and in anger, a large mob of whites attacked his home on February 5, 1904, threatening him and his family. Forced out of his home in Roanoke, Virginia, he fled by train to Washington, DC, then to Homestead, Pennsylvania. There he began a $30,000.00 lawsuit against the town of Roanoke and the city police.
He subsequently died in Homestead and is buried in the Homestead Cemetery in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, next to his wife who later died in 1934.
# Cal Johnson

Cal Johnson may refer to:
* Cal Johnson (stuntman), American film stuntman and stunt coordinator
* Cal Johnson (businessman) (1844–1925), American businessman and philanthropist
# Citizens of Earth

Citizens of Earth is a role-playing video game developed by Eden Industries and published by Atlus for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita, Wii U, and the Nintendo 3DS. Players take control of the newly elected Vice President of Planet Earth, who must save the Earth by recruiting citizens to fight for him. A sequel, Citizens of Space, was released in June 2019.

## Gameplay

Citizens of Earth has been described as "a giant spoof on EarthBound" in which "you must collect your constituents like Pokémon". In it, you take the role of the newly elected Vice President of Earth, who begins his first day in office facing protestors, a missing president, and a suspicious coffee shop. As the game progresses, characters are added to the party, each with a unique title and personality, like Hippie Guy and Programmer.
Enemies are strewn about the overworld map, and should the vice president get too close, a separate battle screen will open up. He doesn't do any fighting himself, but instead gives commands to his party of up to three characters.

## Development

Citizens of Earth was developed by Eden Industries and directed by Ryan Vandendyck. Various ideas coalesced, leading to the game being created. One of the first ideas Vandendyck had was having the heroes be regular townspeople, and he also chose to set the game in modern times because he felt that this made the regular townspeople feel more regular. The protagonist was chosen because he wanted there to be a leader type who is above the other characters in his role. The setting was also inspired by EarthBound. There were also certain game mechanics that were borrowed from EarthBound, including having enemies join another enemy in a fight if they're near enough and automatically defeating weak enemies. He also made the battle system with influence from Dragon Quest and EarthBound (which play similarly). When designing the visuals, Vandendyck wanted to avoid using a too-common style among indie games, going with a cartoony style that he felt fit the modern Western setting.

## Reception

Aggregate score :
| Aggregator | Score |
| Metacritic | 66/100 |
Review scores :
| Publication | Score |
| IGN | 6.5/10 |
| Polygon | 8/10 |
Citizens of Earth holds a rating of 66/100 on review aggregate site Metacritic, indicating "mixed or average reviews". Meghan Sullivan of IGN gave the game a 6.5/10, saying "It charmed me with its blend of old-school RPG and contemporary satire, but nearly lost my vote with its sluggish pacing, irritatingly high enemy encounter rate, and crashes".
# CSLR

CSLR may refer to:
* Centre scolaire Léo-Rémillard - a French high school situated south of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
* City and South London Railway - the first deep-level underground "tube" railway in the world
# Cionus

Cionus is a genus of weevils.

## Species

* Cionus alauda
* Cionus albidus
* Cionus albopubens
* Cionus albopunctatus
* Cionus albosparsus
* Cionus alluaudi
* Cionus amictus
* Cionus angulicollis
* Cionus antirrhini
* Cionus asellus
* Cionus atlanticus
* Cionus auriculus
* Cionus batianii
* Cionus beccabungae
* Cionus bipunctatus
* Cionus bipustulatus
* Cionus blattariae
* Cionus bulgaricus
* Cionus campanulae
* Cionus canariensis
* Cionus capensis
* Cionus caprimulgus
* Cionus catenatus
* Cionus caucasicus
* Cionus championi
* Cionus clairvillei
* Cionus compactus
* Cionus congoanus
* Cionus coriaceus
* Cionus costipennis
* Cionus decorus
* Cionus densenotatus
* Cionus dependens
* Cionus distinctus
* Cionus donckieri
* Cionus elegantulus
* Cionus ferrugans
* Cionus ferrugatus
* Cionus flavocalcaratus
* Cionus flavoguttatus
* Cionus flavopunctatus
* Cionus fraxini
* Cionus galanus
* Cionus galloisi
* Cionus ganglbaueri
* Cionus gebleri
* Cionus gibbifrons
* Cionus globulariae
* Cionus globulus
* Cionus goricus
* Cionus graminis
* Cionus griseopubens
* Cionus griseus
* Cionus hauseri
* Cionus helleri
* Cionus hemisphaericus
* Cionus histrio
* Cionus hortulanus
* Cionus hypsibatus
* Cionus impunctatus
* Cionus indicus
* Cionus ingratus
* Cionus interruptus
* Cionus japonicus
* Cionus kunzii
* Cionus labilis
* Cionus leonhardi
* Cionus leucostictus
* Cionus linariae
* Cionus longicollis
* Cionus luctuosus
* Cionus lythri
* Cionus melanarius
* Cionus meleagris
* Cionus merkli
* Cionus meticulatus
* Cionus meticulosus
* Cionus micros
* Cionus moestus
* Cionus montanus
* Cionus netus
* Cionus nigritarsis
* Cionus nigropunctatus
* Cionus noctis
* Cionus notatus
* Cionus nubilosus
* Cionus obesus
* Cionus obscurus
* Cionus ocellatus
* Cionus ochraceus
* Cionus ogasawarai
* Cionus olens
* Cionus olivieri
* Cionus orientalis
* Cionus osyridis
* Cionus pallidulus
* Cionus pallidus
* Cionus parcenotatus
* Cionus pardus
* Cionus pascuorum
* Cionus perlatus
* Cionus pici
* Cionus pictus
* Cionus plantarum
* Cionus ponticus
* Cionus pulchellus
* Cionus pulvereus
* Cionus pulverosus
* Cionus pustulatus
* Cionus rostellum
* Cionus salicariae
* Cionus schoenherri
* Cionus schrophulariae
* Cionus schultzei
* Cionus scrophulariae
* Cionus semialbellus
* Cionus setiger
* Cionus similis
* Cionus simplex
* Cionus solani
* Cionus solanus
* Cionus spilotus
* Cionus spinosulus
* Cionus stimulosus
* Cionus subalpinus
* Cionus subsquamosus
* Cionus suturalis
* Cionus tamazo
* Cionus tarsalis
* Cionus telonensis
* Cionus teter
* Cionus thapsi
* Cionus thapsicola
* Cionus thapsus
* Cionus thaspi
* Cionus thoracicus
* Cionus tieffenbachi
* Cionus tissoni
* Cionus tonkinensis
* Cionus transquamosus
* Cionus trionatus
* Cionus tristis
* Cionus tuberculosus
* Cionus tuberosus
* Cionus ulmi
* Cionus ungulatus
* Cionus uniformis
* Cionus usambicus
* Cionus variegatus
* Cionus verbasci
* Cionus veronicae
* Cionus vestitus
* Cionus villae
* Cionus virgatus
* Cionus wanati
* Cionus wittei
* Cionus woodi
# Cal (surname)

Cal is a surname. Notable people with the surname include:

## Cal

* Anita M. Cal (born 1966), American writer
* David Cal (born 1982), Spanish sprint canoer
* Kaye Cal (born 1989), Filipino singer-songwriter
* Rafael Cal (born 1949), Mexican swimmer

## Çal

* Meryem Cennet Çal (born 2000), German-Turkish footballer
# Calep Emphrey Jr.

Calep H. Emphrey Jr. (May 1, 1949 – April 25, 2017) was an American blues drummer and bandleader, best known as a member of B.B. King's band.
Born in Greenville, Mississippi, he played French horn and saxophone in the school band at Coleman High School, before attending Mississippi Valley State College, where he majored in music. Around 1969, he began playing drums in Little Milton's band, before joining first Freddie King and then Albert King. In 1977, he joined B.B. King's band, remaining a member of King's band until around 2009. He formed his own Calep Emphrey Blues Band, and issued an album, Handcuffed to the Blues, in 2010.
Emphrey died in 2017, aged 67.
# Riitta Resch

Riitta Hannele Resch (née Niemi) (born 2 September 1954) is a Finnish diplomat. She is a leading expert at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Humanitarian Aid and Policy Unit. Resch worked as an ambassador in Manila from 2004 to 2008. She started working at the Ministry for Foreign Affairs in 1982.
Resch worked as an ambassador in Cyprus, Nicosia from 2008 to 2012, and was the head of the United Nations delegation to Finland. Resch has also served in the Embassies of Paris and New Delhi, as well as at the Geneva Delegation and the UN Representation in New York. In her home-country foreign ministry she has worked as a head of the UN unit in the Legal, Trade and Political Department and before moving to Manila in the Global Affairs Department as Head of the Global Global Unit.
# Riitta Salin

Riitta Liisa Salin (née Hagman, born 16 October 1950) is a retired Finnish sprinter who specialized in the 400 metres.
She won the gold medal in 1974 European Athletics Championships with a new world record time 50.14, which remains the Finnish record. At the 1976 Summer Olympics Salin finished seventh.
Riitta Salin is the sister of former ice hockey player Matti Hagman.
# Circlet Lake

Circlet Lake is a lake located on Vancouver Island on Forbidden Plateau at the head of Goss Creek. It is located in Strathcona Provincial Park and is a popular location for backcountry camping, hiking, and swimming, and is often used as an overnight stop by hikers summiting Mount Albert Edward.
# Jan Anuszczyk

Jan Anuszczyk (born 1948 in Kraszew) is a Polish scientist and professor working in the technical disciplines of electrical engineering and power engineering and transport. He has been head of the Transport and Energy Conversion Department at the Institute of Electrical Power Engineering at Lodz University of Technology since 2007.

## Career

He originates from the Institute of Electrical Machines and Transformers of Lodz University of Technology (now the Institute of Mechatronics and Information Systems). He is an expert in the fields of properties of ferromagnetic materials and magnetic circuits, electrical machinery (including wind generators), drive means of transport, and modeling and simulation of field phenomena in power systems and transportation.
He is the author of over 150 scientific publications and of 20 projects and unpublished studies on the above topics. He has supervised four doctoral students in technical sciences. He is an associate member of the Section of Electrical Traction at the Committee of Electrical Engineering of the Polish Academy of Sciences.

## Lodz University

He has been working for Lodz University of Technology since 1974, being employed in the following positions: 1974-1982 Senior Assistant, Assistant Professor 1982–1992, 1992-1995 Assistant Professor with the degree of Dr. assistant professor, 1995 associate professor. In 2011 he was awarded the title of professor.

## Professional activity

In his professional activity he served as Deputy Dean of the Faculty of Electrical and Electronic Engineering in Lodz University of Technology (1996-2002) and director of the Educational Centre of TUL in Bełchatów (2002-2009). He was a member of the Council of Technology and Industrial Park in Bełchatów (2002-2008) and in 2002-2004 a member of the group of experts and the secretary of the assessment team of the Accreditation Commission of Technical Universities (KAUT) in the field of Electrical Engineering. As part of his scientific-organizational activity in Lodz University of Technology he was the coordinator of the interdepartmental Committee for the Multiannual Programme Project "Railways to the Twenty-First Century" and for the Centre for Rail Transport CTS CETRANS.
He is a member of the Polish Society of Theoretical and Applied Electrical Engineering, the Polish Society of Applied Electromagnetics and Lodz Scientific Society.
# Jan van den Bergh (painter)

Jan van den Bergh (1587 in Alkmaar – 1660 in Alkmaar), was a Dutch Golden Age painter.

## Biography

According to Houbraken Jan was the father of the painter Mathys van den Berg who had been a pupil of Hendrick Goltzius in Haarlem until Jan, whose father was a school teacher, moved with his family to Brabant when his father was sent there. Jan went on drawing and came to make the acquaintance of Peter Paul Rubens, who became friends with him and encouraged his artistic endeavors while appointing him manager of his lands in Ypres.
According to the RKD he was a pupil of Goltzius in Haarlem and of Rubens in Antwerp. In Ypres his son (and later pupil) was born in 1615, but in 1622 he was back in Antwerp, where he took on Jan Fijt as his pupil. In 1649-1650 his name is registered in the Alkmaar Guild of St. Luke, where he took on the pupil Adriaen Jansz Decker.