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# Darker: Fifty Shades Darker as Told by Christian

Darker: Fifty Shades Darker As Told by Christian, also referred to as Darker, is a 2017 erotic romance by British author, E. L. James. It is the fifth installment in the Fifty Shades novel series. The books were originally told by Anastasia Steele, the main protagonist, whereas Darker: Fifty Shades Darker as Told by Christian is told from the male character's point of view of the events of the second installment, Fifty Shades Darker.
The novel was released on 28 November 2017.

## Summary

After breaking up in Fifty Shades of Grey, billionaire Christian Grey attempts to win back his lover, Anastasia Steele, after he punished her. Initially reluctant to resume the relationship, she only agrees under her own terms. As their relationship progresses, Christian's past and Anastasia's boss, Jack Hyde, threaten the couple.

## Development

James announced that she was in the process of writing the novel on 10 September 2016.

## Reception

The Guardian considered the book to be No. 1 on the Top 50 Bestselling Books in the United Kingdom, selling more than 300 000 copies in its first week on sale.
# Harold Thompson

Harold Thompson may refer to:
* Harold E. Thompson (1921–2003), American helicopter aviation pioneer
* Harold H. Thompson (anarchist) (1942–2008), American anarchist, anti-Vietnam war activist, author, and prisoner advocate
* Harold Warris Thompson (1908–1983), English physical chemist, Chairman of the Football Association
* Harold William Thompson (1891–1964), American folklorist and historian
* H. Keith Thompson (1922–2002), American corporate executive and far right figure
# Darrington Municipal Airport

Darrington Municipal Airport (FAA LID: 1S2) is a public airport located in Darrington, a rural town in Snohomish County, Washington, United States. It is owned and operated by the town government and is situated west–east along the north side of State Route 530.
The airport has a single, paved runway that measures 2,491 feet (0.759 km) in length. It is primarily used for general aviation purposes. Darrington constructed the airport in 1958 and added several hangars in the 1980s. The airport has also hosted various events, including the first editions of the local rodeo in the 1960s. The west end of the airport grounds is used as a local cemetery.
# Harry Rogers Pratt

Harry Rogers Pratt (January 17, 1884 – May 7, 1956) was a professor of music and drama at the University of Virginia from 1923 to 1954. Though he had no academic degree, he is credited with several accomplishments, including drawing the composer Randall Thompson to the university and founding the Virginia Players.

## Biography

Pratt was born in Boston and studied music at Harvard University before joining the University of Virginia faculty at the appointment of university president Edwin A. Alderman. He taught music and drama at Virginia and is credited with bringing Randall Thompson and Stephen Tuttle to join the music faculty as an associate professor.
Pratt, who directed the Virginia Glee Club from 1933 through 1943, was remembered as a director who had less polish than those who succeeded him, but who possessed great enthusiasm and who was responsible for bringing the Glee Club to national prominence through radio broadcasts and the group's first New York City performances. His work with the Virginia Players included a world premiere performance of Edgar Allan Poe's only play, Politian.
# Harry Romero

Harry Romero, better known as Harry "Choo Choo" Romero, is an American DJ and record producer.

## Biography

Harry Romero is linked with the label Subliminal with Erick Morillo and Jose Nuñez, with whom he also produced and remixed several tracks, as 'Constipated Monkeys', 'The Dronez' or 'Ministers De La Funk'. The trio won the Muzik Remixer of the Year award in 1999. When working alone, he also uses the pseudonyms 'HCCR' and 'Mongobonix'. Romero owns a sub label of Subliminal called Bambossa, in which he has released six tracks, including "Tania", "What Happened", "Son of Mongo" and "Warped".
Romero has mixed several of the Subliminal Sessions series of mix albums, blending releases from the Subliminal stable with other current house tracks. His latest release was a remix of a Nick & Danny Chatelain track called "Me Resuelve". He continues to play at Subliminal session parties worldwide, including those in Pacha, Ibiza. In 2007, he set up a four date residency throughout the year at the SE1 club in London, with the last party taking place on October 10 that year.
Romero has had two appearances under his own name in the UK Singles Chart, with "Just Can't Get Enough" (1999, #39) and "I Want Out (I Can't Believe)" (2001, #51)., as well as "Hazin' and Phazin'" (2000, #21), under the name Choo Choo Project.
# Haruru

Haruru is a settlement in Garissa County, Kenya. It lies within Arawale National Reserve.
# Haruri

Haruri is a village in Belgaum district in the southern state of Karnataka, India.
# Darréu

Darréu–Mocedá d'Izquierda Soberanista (Asturian for: Right now–Youth of the Souverainist Left) is a left-wing Asturian nationalist youth organization. It is based in the Asturias region of northwestern Spain.

## Ideology

Darréu defines itself as a left-wing nationalist organization which tries to be the point of reference for the political movements of the left-wing asturian nationalist and pro-independence youth. The ideology of Darréu focuses on building a project based in youth activism to call for the recognition of Asturias as a nation and for the social rights of the working class.
Their militants can belong to the organization until they are thirty years old.

## Organization outline and activity

Darréu was originally tied to the asturian nationalist party Andecha Astur and worked as its youth section. Nevertheless, since 20 December 2014, Darréu has decided to break the formal links with Andecha Astur becoming an independent organization after some years of nonexistent relations.
However, Darréu wants to be the structure that works at the youth section of a big movement that is the Asturian Nationalism, integrated by different organisations, platforms and initiatives.
It is organized by "conceyos" (city councils), that simultaneously decide in assembly the "national policy" in the "National Xunta" (National Committee).
Darréu periodically holds different political and cultural activities. Some of their most known activities are the Asturies nun escaez ("Asturias does not forget") commemorative concerts of the Asturian October 1934 Revolution, which from 2006 are integrated in the Día de la Mocedá Revolucionario ("Day of Revolutionary Youth"). This day is used by asturian left-wing nationalist parties for demanding social and nationalist policies. The Darréu demonstration of 2006 used the motto Futuru n'Asturies ("Future in Asturias").
From its foundation, the organization also participates in the manifestations of the Day of the Asturian Nation of Andecha Astur and in the one of First of May that is launched by SUATEA, CSI (Left Uninon Tendency) and CGT.
Darréu publishes the Írguite (Rise up) magazine, written totally in Asturian language, which features both cultural and political contents. Its activity can be seen at Blogspot.
# Darrynane Beg Ogham Stone

The Darrynane Beg Ogham Stone is an ogham stone (CIIC 220) and a National Monument located in County Kerry, Ireland.

## Location

The stone originally lay recumbent on Derrynane strand. The Office of Public Works erected it by the roadside in the 1940s.

## History

This stone was erected as a grave marker, with inscription in Primitive Irish, some time in the early 6th century AD.

## Description

The stone is sandstone grit, 211 cm × 51 cm × 30 cm (83 in × 20 in × 12 in). The inscription, heavily weathered, reads ANM ḶḶATỊG̣[NI] Ṃ[A]Q [MINE]ṚC/ Ṃ[UCOI Q ̣ ̣ ? ̣ ̣CI?] ("name of Llatigni, son of Minerc, of the tribe of Q...ci") "Llatigni" contains the diminutive particle -gno-, suggesting the name Láithbe or Láithech. Min- is also a diminutive particle, suggesting "Little Erc" (Erc Becc).
# Dashboard (disambiguation)

A dashboard is a vehicle control panel.
Dashboard may also refer to:

## Computing and technology

* Dashboard (computing), a collection of data, often from different sources, displayed in a graphical user interface
* Dashboard (macOS), an Apple graphical component for hosting widgets (mini-applications)
* Dashboard of Sustainability, a software package designed to help developing countries achieve the Millennium Development Goals and work towards sustainable development
* Google Dashboard, an online management tool for registered users of Google applications
* Xbox Dashboard, a game console system menu

## Other uses

* "Dashboard" (song), a single by Modest Mouse
* Harry Dashboard, pseudonym of the Irish-Australian poet James Riley (1795-ca.1860)
# Hasley

Hasley is a surname. Notable people with the surname include:
* Fred Hasley (1884–1939), American typesetter and politician
* Louis Hasley (1906–1986), American professor, writer, poet, essayist, editor, and critic
# Dasht Qalʽeh

Dasht Qalʽeh is a village in Bamyan Province in central Afghanistan.
# Harry Carpenter (priest)

The Ven. Harry William Carpenter, OBE, MA was an Anglican priest: the Archdeacon of Sarum from 1914 until 1936. Born in 1854, he was educated at Peterhouse, Cambridge and ordained in 1879. He was Vicar choral of Salisbury Cathedral from 1879 until his appointment as an archdeacon. He died on 20 July 1936.
# Datafolha

Datafolha is Grupo Folha's polling institute, founded in 1983 as the research department of Empresa Folha da Manhã S. A., and later on became a separate company able to serve external clients, from 1990. In 1995, it became a separate business unit within Grupo Folha, a group of companies to which newspaper Folha de S.Paulo belongs.
Datafolha conducts statistical surveys, election polling, opinion and market surveys, both on behalf of other Grupo Folha units and for the market at large. The company does not offer polling services or government evaluations for public administrations, political parties, candidates or political figures. In February, 2016, the company had completed more than six thousand studies, totaling more than nine million interviews.
Datafolha was created by Luiz Frias (born in 1964), the president of the board of directors of Grupo Folha and Universo Online (UOL) headquartered in São Paulo, Brazil.

## Controversies
### Anti-government protests of 2016

March 13, 2016, during the anti-government protests of 2016, Datafolha counted 500 thousand people demonstrating on Paulista Avenue, in São Paulo, using an on-the-ground sampling methodology adopted since 2011 to estimate the size of mobile crowds in events such as the gay pride parade and the protests that occurred starting in 2013.
The organizers of the protests routinely expressed their displeasure with Datafolha's numbers, considering them an under-estimation. At the invitation of the organizers, a survey by the Israeli company StoreSmarts claimed to have counted 1.48 million people in the protest, by counting the IP addresses of smartphones detected in the region.

### Impeachment of Dilma Rousseff

July 16, 2016, Grupo Folha's newspaper Folha de S. Paulo published the headline "For 50% of Brazilians, Temer must stay; 32% asked for the return of Dilma," based on a study conducted by Datafolha two days previously.
Days later, the journalist Glenn Greenwald accused Folha de S. Paulo of "journalistic fraud". Writing for the online newspaper The Intercept, he suggested that it is "simply inconceivable" that in just three months the portion of Brazilians in favor of calling new elections had fallen from 60% to 3%, and that those that wanted the continuation of Michel Temer's government "skyrocketed" from only 8% to 50%. He argued that in the context of a question in the same poll showing only 14% approval of Temer's government, it's "extremely difficult to understand how [the claim] could possibly be true."
Greenwald went on to say that based on the full data and underlying questions that Datafolha released after the headlines were published, he and others such as the journalist Alex Cuadros believed that the questions posed to those interviewed had been manipulated to prejudice voters against Rousseff in the impeachment suit brought against her.
Luciana Chong, a lawyer for Datafolha, defended the polling institute, alleging "that it was Folha [de S. Paulo], not her polling firm, that determined the questions to be asked."
# Datasheets.com

DataSheets.com is a searchable database of electronic component data sheets and purchasing information. The website is intended for Design engineers and Electronics purchasing agents. DataSheets.com was developed by UBM in conjunction with SiliconExpert Technologies.
# Hasib Ydlibi

Hasib Ydlibi (born 1866) was a rubber merchant and political advisor of Syrian and Circassian origins, probably born in the Ottoman Empire, who held significant roles in Ethiopia during the early twentieth century.

## Early life

According to a biography of Ydlibi by his daughter, he was born to a Syrian father and a Circassian mother who took him to Manchester, England, when he was aged six months. Other sources say he was born in Manchester. However, in the 1911 United Kingdom census, Ydlibi gave his place of birth as Beirut, then part of the Ottoman Empire.
Only two Ydlibi births were in fact registered in England in the 19th century: Zenab (1863, in Altrincham, Cheshire), and Ali Abdoullah (1871, in Chorlton, Lancashire). There were also two Ydlibi marriages: in 1847, Abdoullah Ydlibi or Ydlibe married Amelia James, in Chorlton, and her death is recorded in 1850; and in 1870 Ali Ydlibi was married in Salford. In 1848, an Ali Ydlibi, son of Abdoullah and Amelia, said to have been born in 1847, was baptized in Hulme, Manchester. In 1911, the brothers Azaat and Abdulgani Ydlibi, shippers of textile goods both born in Damascus, and reported to be Turkish, were recorded as living in Moss Side. All of these places are in and around Manchester.

## Career

In 1897 Ydlibi was employed as an interpreter in the service of the British Expeditionary Force in Sudan. After leaving the Force, he began trading gum in Kordofan, part of the newly acquired Anglo-Egyptian Sudan. In 1905 he visited Ethiopia as a representative of the Kordofan Trading Company, and during this trip he found rubber trees in the south of the country. The Emperor Menelik II subsequently granted him monopoly rights for the trading of the gum.
In April 1911, Ydlibi was living in New Malden, Surrey, and gave his occupation as “General merchant in Abyssinia and Sudan”. He had a wife, Julia, to whom he had been married for seventeen years, and three surviving children.
Ydlibi became a favoured confidante of Lij Iyasu, the effective ruler of Ethiopia from 1911 to 1916, and played a prominent role in helping Iyasu to implement administrative reforms in the country. Appointed as governor of Gambella and as Negadras of Dire Dawa and Harar, he was given free rein to reform both cities and charged with making Dire Dawa a model for all of Ethiopia. In particular, Lij Iyasu hoped to use Ydlibi's skills to introduce a system of government similar to that which the British had adopted in Cyprus, where Ydlibi had earlier worked.
Following the coup against Lij Iyasu in 1916, Ydlibi escaped to Djibouti. Out of favour with the new Ethiopian regime, he was refused re-entry to the country. With the First World War ongoing, the British later arrested Ydlibi in Djibouti on suspicion of being a Turkish agent, due to his role as a foreign policy advisor to Lij Iyasu earlier during the war. With his family, Ydlibi was detained in Djibouti and was later held in France.
# Dattaram Wadkar

Dattaram Wadkar (1929 – 8 June 2007), was a prominent Indian music arranger and music director known for his long association with the film music composers duo Shankar–Jaikishan and as an independent music composer for movies like Ab Dilli Dur Nahin, Parvarish, Shriman Satyawadi etc.

## Career

Dattaram moved to Bombay in 1942 where he learnt tabla and the dholak. Shankar introduced him to the Prithvi theatres and soon he joined Shankar – Jaikishan's team as arranger and percussionist, Dattaram managed Shankar–Jaikishan's rhythm section. Shankar–Jaikishan encouraged and supported Dattaram to compose music for films independently.
# David Akiba

David Akiba (October 7, 1940 – August 24, 2019) was an American photographer and educator who lived and worked in Boston, best known for his landscape photography.

## Early life

His name at birth was David Cohen, but when he was a young man he changed his name because there was already a photographer with that name. He was born in Boston but grew up in Winthrop, Massachusetts.

### Education

He received his undergraduate degree from the University of Massachusetts Amherst in 1961. He began making photographs in 1969. He went on to study with Harry Callahan and Aaron Siskind at the Rhode Island School of Design, and he received a Master's in Fine Arts from there in 1973.

## Career

He worked in several formats both in documentary style and in manipulated imagery when he re-photographed his own photographs and then used copy machines to create distortions that heightened the emotional content of the photograph.
In 1985, Akiba received a MassProductions grant to photograph the Frederick Law Olmsted’s Emerald Necklace park system for two years, which led to a series of related exhibitions once the work was completed.
In 2005, Akiba completed the work Through the Lens: A Separate Journey. This work is a photographic diary of his son Jonah becoming a Hassidic Jew after being raised in a non-religious household and it shows the impact this transformation has had on David and his son Daniel. A few years prior, Daniel had created a critically acclaimed short documentary called My Brother's Wedding, which featured some of his father David Akiba's photographs. They held several joint exhibitions of David's family photos alongside screenings of the video.
His work has been exhibited widely at galleries in Boston and around the world, and is currently part of several permanent collections including in the collections of the Boston Museum of Fine Art, Fogg Art Museum, Center for Creative Photography, DeCordova Museum, Brooklyn Museum and others.
Akiba's photographs of the MBTA were included in the photo book, Images of Rail: Boston’s Orange Line. These photographs were from 1985, when he was selected to be one of five photographers who photographed the Elevated Orange Line between Forest Hills and downtown Boston before its 1988 planned demolition.
Akiba's work is included in Sinclair Hitchings's Art in Boston project which is part art collection and part research reference library for Boston-based art.
He taught part-time at Babson College, Emerson College, and the New England School of Photography.

## Personal life

David had six children from two marriages. He lived in Jamaica Plain neighborhood of Boston with his wife Jane (née Levin). Jane is a portrait photographer and also teaches at Emerson College.
David's son Isaac Akiba is currently a member of the Boston Ballet, having become the first person from Boston's public school dance program to make it into the elite ballet troupe. David created a photo series inspired by the dancers.
# David Atkins (disambiguation)

David Atkins (born 1955) is an Australian dancer, choreographer, music-theatre director and producer.
David Atkins may also refer to:
* David Atkins (actor), British Hollyoaks actor
* David Atkins (businessman) (born 1966), British businessman
* David Atkins (Royal Navy officer) (died 1811)
Dave Atkins may refer to:
* Dave Atkins (actor) (1940–2008), English actor
* Dave Atkins (American football) (born 1949), coach and running back
* Dave Atkins (musician), Australian hip hop artist with Resin Dogs
# Darius Adamczyk

Darius Adamczyk (born February 8, 1966) is a Polish-American businessman. He is the chairman (and former CEO) of Honeywell, an American multinational conglomerate.

## Early life and education

Adamczyk was born in Poland on February 8, 1966, and immigrated to the US at the age of 11, speaking no English. His family settled in Grand Rapids, Michigan. He went to Michigan State University to study electrical and computer engineering, where he received his bachelor's degree. He received a master's degree in computer engineering from Syracuse University, and an MBA from Harvard University.

## Career

Adamczyk started his career with General Electric in 1988, as an electrical engineer. He later spent four years at Booz Allen Hamilton, a consulting firm, followed by positions at Ingersoll-Rand PLC and Metrologic.
In 2008, Adamczyk was CEO of Metrologic Inc when Honeywell purchased the holding company for $720 million. After the purchase, Adamczyk joined Honeywell's executive team. He became president of Honeywell Process Solutions in 2012. After two years in this role, he then became president and CEO of Honeywell Performance Materials and Technologies in 2014.
In June 2016, it was announced that David M. Cote would step down as CEO of Honeywell at the end of March 2017 and Adamczyk would succeed him. Cote continued as executive chairman through April 2018, when he stepped down and Adamczyk was elected chairman.
Fortune Magazine reported on Adamczyk’s leadership style, "Adamczyk used a similar strategy in his various roles: apply analytical rigor to identify areas of potential growth, chop deadweight, and lean into software and automation." After assuming his post, Adamczyk ordered a comprehensive portfolio review process that included input from industry experts and stakeholders. The company announced two major divestments that represented about $7.5 billion in revenues. The company also became the first major American public company to disclose its ratio of CEO pay to median employee. Adamczyk is also noted for building on the company's Sentience platform and expanded it into Honeywell Forge, a cloud-based IoT platform and product development framework for the development of scalable software.

### Awards and memberships

The Carnegie Corporation of New York honored Adamczyk with 2019 Great Immigrant Award. Adamczyk was awarded the Foreign Policy Association’s Corporate Social Responsibility Award. He is a member of The Business Roundtable, The Business Council, and Council on Foreign Relations. President Trump selected Adamczyk to join the Great American Economic Revival Industry Groups.
On June 1, 2023 Adamczyk became Executive Chairman of Honeywell and was succeeded by Vimal Kapur as CEO.