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# Public Library of Youngstown and Mahoning County

The Public Library of Youngstown and Mahoning County has 15 branches that serve 10 communities in Mahoning County, Ohio.
In 2005, the library loaned more than 1.8 million items to its 122,000 cardholders. Total holdings are over 686,000 volumes with over 1,100 periodical subscriptions.
The library has branches in Austintown, Boardman, Campbell, Canfield, New Middletown, North Jackson, Sebring, and Youngstown. The library's administrative office is located inside the main branch in Youngstown.

## Services

Since 1971, the library has provided a service called Special Delivery which includes delivering library materials to homebound people and children, and recorded materials and playback equipment to disabled people.
The library has a mobile library called the Pop-Up Library which makes stops at various locations around the county. It can also be requested for events.
The library has a service called Book-A-Librarian where one can book an appointment with a librarian for assistance.
The library has many electronic resources. The library has an extensive online collection of materials relating to genealogy and local history, which mainly includes material from Mahoning, Trumbull, and Columbiana counties. Every branch has computers, printers, fax machines, and e-book/audio book lending services. Some branches also have 3D printers and Wi-Fi hotspots.
As a part of the Michael Kusalaba branch located on Mahoning Avenue in Youngstown, the Makerspace was created. In addition to providing digital archiving material such as film reel converters and media conversion equipment, one can also access a laminator, button maker, laser engraver, vinyl printer and sound studio.

## Renovations

In 2020, the library began undertaking a large construction and renovation project on its main branch in Youngstown. The project cost $27 million and consisted of creating a new entrance on Wick Avenue to match the original entrance from 1910, a new computer lab and an area for people to receive computer training, a digitization lab, additional shelving and study rooms. It also included the construction of a "Culinary Literacy Center."
# Puskarich Public Library System

The Puskarich Public Library System (PPL) is a rural, public library serving Harrison County, Ohio. The library also houses the Harrison County History of Coal Museum.
The system has two branch libraries: Clark Memorial Branch Library in Freeport, Ohio, and the Scio Branch Library in Scio, Ohio.

## Overview

Currently, the Puskarich Public Library System consists of three service outlets. The main library is in Cadiz, and branch locations are in Freeport and Scio.
On March 6, 1880, in Cadiz, Ohio, a meeting was held to establish a public library; and in April, an upstairs room in A. J. McDonald's new building was rented on North Main Street. Nancy Dewey donated $1000.00 and an additional $1500.00 raised by public subscription. The library was opened to subscribers for the sum of $100 per year in the Fall of 1880.
In 1895, the library was moved to the Harrison County Courthouse. A few years after in 1910, the membership fee was eliminated and control was given to the Board of Education. Since December 1935, it has been designated as a school district library with its own governing Board. Following a nearly half million dollar fundraising campaign, the Cadiz Public Library was renamed the Puskarich Public Library when the new main library building was erected at Cadiz in 1986.

## Homebound Library Service

Homebound Library Service is available to any resident who is unable to visit the library due to: visual disabilities, short or long term illness, or other physical challenges.

## Adult Programs

Free adult programs, including computer classes, are offered to the public every month.

## Clark Memorial Branch Library

The Clark Memorial Branch Library is located in Freeport, Ohio. This branch services Freeport, Tippecanoe, Deersville, Piedmont, Moorefield and surrounding areas. Summer Reading programs as well as a variety of programs for teens, families, and adults are also provided.
The Clark Memorial Branch Library was established in 1990 and currently has 1,265 patrons. The Friends of the Clark Memorial Branch Library was also organized in 1990 and remains an active support group for the library.

## Scio Branch Library

The Scio Branch Library is located in Scio, Ohio. It services Scio, Jewett, Bowerston, rural Carrollton County and surrounding areas.

## Ebooks

The Puskarich Public Library System offers eBooks, Overdrive Music and Overdrive WMA Audiobooks. Some of the available collections include Juvenile/Adult Fiction, Non-Fiction, Biographies and Autobiographies, Audio Books, MP3 Audiobooks, and Music.

## Local History & Genealogy

The Genealogy & Local History Room at the Puskarich Public Library contains volumes of Harrison County materials along with materials from the neighboring counties of Belmont, Jefferson, Tuscarawas, Gurnsey, and Carroll. They also have surname and local history files.
# Chicago South Side Film Festival

The Chicago South Side Film Festival is an annual film festival that features work by filmmakers from Chicago's South Side. It was created by Michelle Kennedy and debuted in 2017.

## History

The Chicago South Side Film Festival (CSSFF) screens films set in or created by filmmakers from the South Side. According to the executive director and creator, Michelle Kennedy, the festival provides a platform for filmmakers from the South Side, stating that "there are nearly a hundred film festivals that occur every year in Chicago, and none of them are [focused] on the South Side." The debut festival in October 2017 screened films that were shot on the south side, such as Love Jones and Mahogany.
The festival offers workshops and courses related to film production. CSSFF historically takes place every year at the Chatham Studio Movie Grill and partners with institutions such as local art galleries and churches. In 2020, it moved to a virtual format due to social distancing requirements related to the COVID-19 pandemic. In 2021 CSSFF was presented in a hybrid format with sessions and screenings available online and in person.
# Libau–Romny Railway

Libau–Romny Railway was a railway company that built a railway line in the Russian Empire in 1871–74 to connect Romny in Ukraine with the port in Libau (Liepāja) in present-day Latvia. To do so it passed through Minsk. The objective of the railway was to deliver Ukrainian exports, particularly grain, to the Baltic Sea where it could be further shipped.

## History

In 1856 a concession to build the railway was granted to the main Russian railway company (Главное общество российских железных дорог), but it failed to gather the required authorised capital. Afterwards the concession was granted to the Libau-Romny railway company which was founded by businessmen who were interested in exporting Ukrainian grain. The company was headed by engineer baron Karl Otto Georg von Meck. Design works started in 1869. On 15 December 1871 the state finished and approved the design, the new railway line was supposed to cross the Courland, Kaunas, Vilnius, Minsk, Mogilev and Chernihiv governorates. The railway was built in sections:
* Liepāja–Kaišiadorys (295 versts) Operation began in September 1871;
* Naujoji Vilnia–Minsk (173 versts) began on 14 (26 New Style) January 1873;
* Minsk–Bobruisk (140 versts) began in September 1873;
* Bobruisk–Gomel (142 versts) began in November 1873;
* Gomel–Bakhmach (184 versts) began in January 1874
* Bakhmach–Romny began on 15 (27) July 1874.
After Meck's death in 1876 his second son, Vladimir von Meck, was chairman of the Libau–Romny Railway until 1881
A branch from Radviliškis to Daugavpils (completed in 1873) and station in Naujoji Vilnia connected the railway to the Saint Petersburg–Warsaw Railway. The station in Mažeikiai connected Libau–Romny line to the Riga–Jelgava Railway; the station in Minsk connected the line to the Moscow–Brest Railway; the station in Bakhmach connected the line to Kiev–Voronezh Railway; the station in Romny connected the line to the Kharkiv–Mykolaiv Railway. Railway stations were built every 22 versts without regard to geographic or other conditions.
The railway lay at right angles to the German axes of advance in both world wars. In the First World War the portion west of Smorgon (now Smarhon') fell into German hands in the great Austro-German advance of May–September 1915, the rest following the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk in March 1918. It remained in German hands until the Armistice of 11 November 1918, and upon German evacuation was nationalized as part of the Western Railways.
In the Second World War the line fell into German hands between 22 June and late September 1941. The Gomel-Bakhmach-Romny portion was recovered by Soviet forces in September–December 1943; the remainder was recovered from German hands in June–August 1944 and January–May 1945.
Today the railway is located in four countries, Latvia, Lithuania, Belarus and Ukraine. Operation of the portion between the Baltic Sea and Mažeikiai was discontinued in 1990.
# Louise Japha

Louise Japha (also Louise Langhans-Japha; 2 February 1826 – 13 October 1910) was a German pianist and composer.

## Life and work

Louise Japha grew up in Hamburg, where she learned to play the piano from Fritz Warendorf and composition from Georg August Groß and Friedrich Wilhelm Grund. Her first concert was on 10 February 1838 in the local Apollo Hall. To practice the piano she went to the piano factory of Baumgarten und Heins, where she met the young Johannes Brahms. They practised and played together and discussed his first compositions. A long-lasting friendly relationship developed between Louise Japha and Brahms, who was seven years younger than her. Brahms dedicated one of his earliest works (Op. 6, six songs) to Louise and her sister Minna to express his gratitude.
At the invitation of Clara Schumann, Louise Japha moved to Düsseldorf with her sister in 1853 to complete her musical studies with the Schumanns. There she met Johannes Brahms again.
In 1858, Louise Japha married the composer and music writer Wilhelm Langhans; they performed together. In particular, she was a celebrated pianist in Paris from 1863 to 1869. In 1868, she performed at the premiere of Brahms' Piano Quintet in F minor, Op. 34. Franz Liszt dedicated his Beethoven Cantata No. 1 (Celebratory cantata for the unveiling of the Beethoven monument in Bonn, 1845) to her. She worked in association with Stephen Heller, François-Auguste Gevaert, Camille Saint-Saëns, César Franck, and Gioachino Rossini. In 1874, her marriage with Wilhelm Langhans ended in divorce. She settled in Wiesbaden that year.
Japha wrote an opera, and composed string quartets, piano pieces, and songs - but not all her works were published.
# U2opia Mobile

U2opia Mobile is a Singaporean mobile technology company. The company’s main product Fonetwish enables customers to receive real time updates from social networking sites such as Facebook, Twitter and Google on any handset without access to the internet. It also develops several social applications.

## History

U2opia Mobile was founded by Sumesh Menon and Ankit Nautiyal in 2010.
By 2014, the company had a customer base of 15 million in over 33 countries.
In October 2017, U2opia Mobile launched Reycreo, a platform geared to help game discovery and adoption in frontier markets.

## Products and services

Fonetwish, the company’s main product, is a mobile application platform that works on the USSD protocol. It enables customers to access their Facebook or Twitter accounts from any location without having a 3G, EDGE or any other internet connection. Users can access their accounts by navigating through a textual, session-based interface. The service is popular in several countries in Asia and Africa. The service is also available in Central and South American countries like Haiti, El Salvador and Bolivia. The versions of Facebook and Twitter are text only and do not have any photos or videos. The company also develops several social applications.

## Operations

U2opia Mobile has offices in Dubai, Gurgaon, and San Francisco along with their headquarters in Singapore. It has over 150 employees and was backed by the private equity investment firm Matrix Partners in 2011. It has partnered with telecom companies such as Bharti Airtel, Facebook and Twitter.
# Ignacy Łempicki (general)

Ignacy Czesław Łempicki (18th century) was a Polish military officer, Major General of Poland's Crown Army, Royal Adjutant General, and Official of the Military Commission.

## Biography

He was the son of Jan Łempicki, a colonel in the Crown Army; and Antonina Dudassy, daughter of Gabryel Dudassy, a Hungarian infantry colonel.
Ignacy Czesław Łempicki was a major in the infantry regiment in 1766. He was elected a member of the 1767 Sejm as a representative of the Zakroczym Land. Russian minister plenipotentiary Nikolai Vasilyeich Repnin, in an attachment to the message to the President of the Foreign Affairs College of the Russian Empire Nikita Ivanovich Panin of October 2, 1767, described Łempicki as the MP responsible for the implementation of Russian plans at the 1767 Sejm for which the king is responsible.
He was married to Marianna Hiż, the daughter of Jan Wilhelm Hiż, the colonel of the Crown Guard. They had a son Ignacy (born 1766) and a daughter Eufemia.
# C.P. Hoogenhout Award

The C.P. Hoogenhout Award is awarded since 1960 to recognize the best original Afrikaans book for children between seven and twelve years of age. The South African Library Association instituted the prize for the best children's picture book. In earlier years the prize was awarded annually, but since 1982 it is awarded every two years. Since 2000 the awards have been sponsored by the SALI Trust. Previous winners are:
* 1960 - W.O. Kühne (Huppel verjaar)
* 1961 - Alba Bouwer (Katrientjie van Keerweder)
* 1962 - No award made
* 1963 - F. du Plessis (author) and Katrine Harries (illustrator) (Rympieboek vir kleuters)
* 1964 - Freda Linde (Snoet-alleen)
* 1965 - No award made
* 1966 - Günther Komnick (illustrator) (for Botter-aas written by Freda Linde)
* 1967 - Günther Komnick (illustrator) (for Die stadsmusikante written by Freda Linde)
* 1968 - Pieter W. Grobbelaar (author) and Katrine Harries (illustrator) (Die mooiste Afrikaanse sprokies)
* 1969 - No award made
* 1970 - No award made
* 1971 - Alba Bouwer ('n Hennetjie met kuikens)
* 1972 - No award made
* 1973 - Freda Linde (Jos en Klos)
* 1974 - Freda Linde (By die oog van die fontein)
* 1975 -No award made
* 1976 - Rona Rupert (Wat maak jy, Hektor?)
* 1977 - Freda Linde (Die kokkewiet en sy vrou)
* 1978 - No award made
* 1979 - Hester Heese (Sêra Madêra)
* 1980 - No award made
* 1980 - No award made
* 1981 - No award made
* 1982-1983 - Alba Bouwer (Vlieg, swaeltjie, vlieg)
* 1984-1985 - Tafelberg Uitgewers (Goue lint, my storie begint)
* 1986-1987 - No award made
* 1988-1989 - No award made
* 1990-1991 - Barrie Hough (Droomwa)
* 1992-1993 - No award made
* 1994-1995 - Martie Preller (Anderkantland)
* 1996-1997 - Janie Oosthuysen (Ouma Hester en die Dreadnought Merk III, Juffrou Luisenbosch en die breinwassers)
* 1998-1999 - Verna Vels (Liewe Heksie en die rekenaar)
* 2000-2001 - No award made
* 2002-2003 - No award made
* 2004-2005 - Leon de Villiers (Droomoog Diepgrawer)
* 2006-2007 - Jaco Jacobs (Wurms met tamatiesous en ander lawwe rympies)
# William Skinner

William Skinner may refer to:
* William Skinner (MP) (1596–1627), MP for Great Grimsby, 1626
* William Skinner (British Army officer) (1700–1780), British military engineer
* William Skinner (North Carolina general) (1728–1798), general in the North Carolina militia during the American Revolution
* William Skinner (bishop) (1778–1857), bishop of Aberdeen in the Scottish Episcopal Church
* William Skinner (ethnographer) (1857–1946), New Zealand surveyor, historian, and ethnographer
* William I. Skinner (1812–1891), American politician from New York
* G. William Skinner (1925–2008), American anthropologist and scholar of China
* William W. Skinner (1874–1953), American chemist, conservationist, and college football coach
* William C. Skinner (1855–1922), president of Colt's Manufacturing Company
* William Henry Skinner (1838–1915), Welsh architect who migrated to New Zealand
* William Skinner of Corra (1823–1901), town clerk of Edinburgh
* William Skinner (EastEnders), fictional character from EastEnders spin-off "CivvyStreet"
* William Skinner (hurdler) (born 1964), American hurdler, 1986 All-American for the Maryland Terrapins track and field team
# Uday Express

UDAY Express or Utkrisht Double Decker Air Conditioned Yatri Express are completely Double-Decker AC chair car trains designed by RDSO. The coaches of the train have an anti-graffiti vinyl wrapped exterior and have been given a bright color scheme of yellow, orange and pink - somewhat similar to that of the Tejas Express. The train service has been envisioned as a 'luxury' train service for business travelers. According to Indian Railways, Uday Express will cater to the "busiest routes" and increase carrying capacity by 40%. These trains have a seating capacity of 120 per coach (50 for upper deck, 48 for lower deck and 22 on the ends) as compared to Shatabdis which can seat up to 78.
The first service was launched on June 10, 2018 between Coimbatore Junction and Bangalore. and it also have halts at Krishnarajapuram, Kuppam, Salem Jn, Erode Jn, Tiruppur Jn, Coimbatore Jn
The second service was launched on September 26, 2019 between Visakhapatnam and Guntur and have 7 stops en route.

## Active services

| Train no. | Train name | Distance | Frequency | Zone |
| 22665/22666 | KSR Bengaluru–Coimbatore Uday Express | 419 km | Daily | Southern Railway zone |
| 22701/22702 | Visakhapatnam–Guntur Uday Express | 384 km | 5 days a week except Thu, Sun | East Coast Railway zone |
# Kjartan Salvesen

Kjartan Salvesen (born 17 October 1976 in Sandnes) is a Norwegian singer. In 2004, he won the second season of Norwegian version of Idol by 840.000 votes, the highest number for any participant on the show. His single "Standing Tall" sold 5 times platinum, making it the most sold single of all time in Norway. He later released a self-titled album that sold platinum. He is also known to be a big fan of Viking FK and appeared in a performance on the opening of Viking Stadion.
He has also played in the highest Norwegian league in floorball.

## Idol Performances

Audition: "Unwell" by matchbox twenty Top 50: "Unwell" by matchbox twenty
Top 11: "Sexed Up" by Robbie Williams
Top 9: "Bare I Nått"
Top 8: "Blame It On The Boogie" by Jackson 5
Top 7: "Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word" by Elton John
Top 6: "Stuck in a Moment You Can't Get Out Of" by U2
Top 5: "The Lady Is A Tramp" Top 4: "Eye of the Tiger" by Survivor
Top 4: "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing" by Aerosmith
Top 3: "Angels" by Robbie Williams
Top 3: "Two Princes" by Spin Doctors Finale: "Unwell" by matchbox twenty
Finale: "Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word" by Elton John
Finale: "Standing Tall"

## Discography

* KS EP (2003)
* Idol 2004: De Elleve Finalistene (2004)
* Kjartan Salvesen (2004)
* Then Silence (2007)
# Kent Cullers

Kent Cullers (July 21, 1949 – July 17, 2021) was an American astronomer, who was a manager of SETI's Project Phoenix. In 2005, he retired from the SETI Institute.

## Early life and education

Cullers was born in July 1949 in El Reno, Oklahoma, the son of an oil field engineer. His birth was premature and to save his life he was placed in an incubator filled with pure oxygen. The excess oxygen damaged his retinas, leaving him totally blind. His father, a physicist, read astronomy books to Cullers as a child, influencing his later aspirations. He grew up in Temple City, California, where he was a highly ranked student. He first studied psychology at Pomona College, but against great resistance changed his major to physics midway through college. He received his PhD. in physics from the University of California, Berkeley in 1980. He is the first totally blind physicist in the United States, and is believed to be the first astronomer who was blind from birth (although some astronomers have become blind in their old age, most notably Galileo Galilei).

## Career

Kent Cullers worked for NASA's Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI) program upon graduating from Berkeley. From 1985 to 1990, he was the Targeted Search Signal Detection Team Leader with the SETI Institute. He developed advanced computer algorithms for detection of continuous and pulsed signals originating from distant Earth-like planets.
From 1990 to March 1994, he was the signal detection subsystem manager for the High Resolution Microwave Survey (HRMS) Project at NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, California. He supervised the development of hardware and software for signal detection for HRMS. From 1993 to March 1994, Cullers led the SETI Research & Technology effort and managed the upgrading and replication of all the digital data processing equipment for HRMS. NASA's HRMS Project was cancelled by the United States Congress in October 1993, but Cullers still participated in Project Phoenix, the SETI Institute's continuation of the Targeted Search portion of HRMS. He resigned from NASA in October 1995, and rejoined the SETI Institute as a senior scientist and project manager for Project Phoenix. Cullers retired from the SETI Institute in 2005. Minor planet 35056 Cullers is named in his honor.

## In popular culture

Cullers was the subject of a short documentary film produced by his wife, the photographer Lisa Powers. The character Kent Clark, portrayed by William Fichtner in the 1997 film Contact, was based on Cullers.
# Wally Rank

Wallace Aliifua Rank (born March 1, 1958) is an American former professional basketball player.
A 6'6" guard-forward, Rank played college basketball for San Jose State University from 1977 to 1980. He scored 1,432 points in his college career and set a school record for points in a game when he tallied 40 against California State University, Sacramento on January 3, 1980.
In 1980, Rank was selected by the San Diego Clippers with the 99th pick of the 1980 NBA draft. He played 25 games for the Clippers during the 1980–81 NBA season, scoring 55 points. He later played for Sacramora Rimini in Italy and Great Taste Coffee Makers in the Philippines.
Rank is a Samoan American, and played for the Western Samoa national basketball team at the 1993 Oceania championship.
# Edith Picht-Axenfeld

Edith Picht-Axenfeld (1 January 1914 in Freiburg im Breisgau – 19 April 2001 in Hinterzarten) was a German pianist and harpsichordist.

## Career

She started her concert career in 1935, and took part two years later in the III International Chopin Piano Competition, when she was awarded the sixth prize; this launched her career. After the Second World War, Picht-Axenfeld performed at an intercontinental level, was active as a chamber musician and recorded for labels such as Deutsche Grammophon, Philips and Erato. RCA released an LP with Chopin's Études op. 10 and op. 25 with Picht-Axenfeld.
Picht-Axenfeld married the professor for philosophy Georg Picht in 1936. They had seven children, among them Robert Picht.

## Influence as a teacher

She taught at the Staatliche Hochschule für Musik in Freiburg im Breisgau from 1947 to 1979. Many pianists, and also composers like Manfred Stahnke, explicitly mention her as an important influence.

## Recordings

Her 1968 recording of the Goldberg Variations is often considered as a point of reference and there obviously is still a fan base that has uploaded many full albums to YouTube.
# Lars-Åke Lagrell

Lars-Åke Lagrell (20 January 1940 near Växjö – 21 September 2020) was a Swedish sports personality who was the president of the Swedish Football Association between 1991 and 2012. In 2002 Prime Minister of Sweden Göran Persson appointed him Governor of Kronoberg County. He continued to serve in both positions until 2006 (when he left the position as Governor), which sparked some criticism because his football engagements were mainly in Solna, outside Stockholm, while as Governor he worked from Växjö. Both are essentially full-time positions.