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# Zorn Collections

The Zorn Collections, or Zornsamlingarna, is a Swedish state museum, located in Mora, dedicated to preserving the works by painter Anders Zorn.
Anders Zorn was one of Sweden's internationally best known artists. His fame abroad was founded mainly on his portraiture, with his ability to capture the character and personality of the depicted person. His nude studies are also very famous, as are his genre pictures which mostly depict working people and in which his swift and elegant impressionistic technique found its fullest scope.
The Zorn Collections administers Anders and Emma Zorn's donation to the Swedish State. The Zorn Collections consists of four museums: Zorngården, Zorn Museum, Zorn's Gammelgård & Textilkammare and Zorn's Gopsmor.

## Museums

* Zorngården was the home of Anders and Emma Zorn. It is shown today as it was at the time of Emma Zorn's death in 1942. Drawing inspiration from English and Swedish architecture, it is a fine example of the architecture which characterizes the years around 1900.
* The Zorn Museum (Swedish: Zornmuseet), Ragnar Östberg's last work, is a two-storied rectangular brick building in the classical style. The Zorn Museum mainly displays for work by Anders Zorn and examples of his artistic variety - oil paintings, water colors, etchings and sculptures.
* Gammelgård is Zorn's old farm consisting of about 40 old houses, grouped around a farm, a mill, chalets, and boathouses. Gammelgård provides the opportunity to see how the Dalarna farmers lived in the past. Textilkammare, the Textile Room, was added in 1993 to display parts of the Zorn family's collection of country textiles.
* Gopsmor was a combination of a fishing cottage and a wilderness studio, situated some 20 kilometers to the north of Mora. Zorn arranged for some old log buildings to be moved there. It became something of an escape for him when he became too well known in Mora.

## Sources

* Andrén, Arvid Classical antiquities in the Zorn Collection (Lund, Sweden 1947)
* Sandström, Birgitta Hairwork in the Zorn Collections (Mora, Sweden: 1995)
# Seaters

Seaters is a privately owned marketing technology company, with headquarters in New York City. Seaters platform and app was created to address the prevalent problem of empty seats at events.

## History

Based on his experience as a ticketing agent and familiarity with the empty seat problem, Jean-Sébastien Gosuin founded Smart Seats (later changed to Seaters) in August 2013 with Manu Jans and Dominique Snyers.
In 2014, Seaters raised $4 million from investors in the United States and Europe.
In 2015, Seaters was one of 17 companies in the inaugural group accepted by Le Tremplin, for its sports-related incubator in Paris.
In 2017, Seaters raised $3 million in fresh capital with participants including existing investors and new investors.

## Overview

Seaters has a two part solution to the empty seat problem, which has been found to occur at virtually all sold-out events, at a rate of 2-10% vacant seats. Both parts involve aggregating demand for unused tickets in advance of an event, so tickets can be distributed easily when they become available, even at the last minute.
Seaters mobile app allows to join Fan Groups for preferred events that are sold out. Members of Fan Groups wait in a virtual queue for notification that a ticket is available for them to purchase. Seaters earns a 20% handling fee from each sale.
# Gornja Trstenica

Gornja Trstenica (Serbian Cyrillic: Горња Трстеница) is a village in central Croatia, in the municipality of Gvozd, Sisak-Moslavina County. It is connected by the D6 highway.

## Demographics

According to the 2011 census, the village of Gornja Trstenica has 88 inhabitants. This represents 29.43% of its pre-war population according to the 1991 census.
According to the 1991 census, 99.00% of the village population were ethnic Serbs (296/299), 0.33% were ethnic Croats (1/299), while 0.67% were of other ethnic origin (2/299).
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# Spilomicrini

Spilomicrini is a tribe of parasitoid wasps.

## Genera

* Atomopria
* Bruchopria
* Chilomicrus
* Doddius
* Entomacis
* Epomium
* Ferrugenus
* Idiotypa
* Neurogalesus
* Paramesius
* Pentapria
* Poecilopsilus
* Rostropria
* Spilomicrus
* Xenismarus
# Sub-contrabass recorder

The sub-contrabass recorder is a member of the recorder family with a low note of FF (or F$_1$ in SPN). It is manufactured in a design with a square or rectangular cross-section, which was first patented in 1975 by Joachim and Herbert Paetzold. They are made from plywood and have a doubled-back bore like a bassoon, which reduces the exterior length of the instrument. They also have wooden keys. Through this special and proprietary design, the instrument can be played with a very short bocal.
# Massey University Students' Associations Federation

The Massey University Students' Associations Federation (MUSAF) represents the seven (five mainstream, two tangata whenua) student bodies at Massey University's three campuses in Palmerston North, Auckland, Wellington and Extramural students.
Massey University's governing body, the Massey University Council, has one seat allocated for a Student Representative, elected by the student population. Most often, this Council member occupies a leading office-bearer role with one of the student bodies.

## Massey University, Palmerston North
### Massey University Students' Association (MUSA)

The Massey University Students' Association of Palmerston North Inc. represents students at Massey University, Palmerston North. MUSA publicises events, issues and anything else that concerns students. MUSA is a contributor to MASSIVE Magazine, which is printed monthly. A radio station by the name of Radio Control is administered by MUSA also.

### Manawatahi

Manawatahi represents Māori students at Massey University, Palmerston North. Manawatahi organises and publicises events, develops and represents policies, and provides a supportive forum for Māori students who attend either Massey University (Turitea Campus) or Massey University College of Education (Hokowhitu Campus).
Manawatahi is a constituent member of Te Mana Ākonga (TMA).

## Massey University, Auckland
### Albany Students' Association (ASA)

The Albany Students' Association Inc. represents the Students at Massey University, Albany.
ASA is a constituent member of the New Zealand Union of Students' Associations (NZUSA).

### Te Waka o Ngā Ākonga Māori (TWONAM)

Te Waka o Ngā Ākonga Māori Inc is the Māori Students' Association on Massey University's Auckland Campus. Its role is to represent Māori students and publicise events, issues and anything else which concern Māori students at Massey University, Albany Campus.

## Massey University, Wellington
### Massey at Wellington Students' Association (MAWSA)

Massey at Wellington Students Association represents the students at Massey University's Wellington Campus. Founded in 1970 as WePSA (Wellington Polytechnic Students' Association), it became MAWSA in 1999 when Wellington Polytech merged with Massey University to become the Wellington Campus, incorporating the polytech's school of design as the new College of Creative Arts. MAWSA produces the Massive magazine (formerly called Magneto), which since 2012 has been distributed across all Massey campuses following the closure of Chaff and Satellite in the aftermath of VSM in New Zealand.

### Kōkiri Ngātahi

Kōkiri Ngātahi is the Māori Students' Association on Massey University's Wellington Campus.

## Extramural
### Massey @ Distance (M@D) (Formerly Massey Extramural Students' Society (EXMSS))

M@D is the student union representing distance (aka 'extramural') students. M@D provides online support, independent advocacy, scholarships, material assistance for contact course attendance, social media communities, and events for extramural students.
# Zapotillo, Ecuador

Zapotillo is a town in the Loja province of Ecuador and the capital of Zapotillo Canton.
# Yu Shan (actress)

Yu Shan (俞珊, 1908 - 1968) was a Chinese actress and one of the earliest drama actors in China.

## Life

Yu Shan was born in 1908, in Shanyin, Zhejiang Province (present-day Shaoxing, Zhejiang Province), to the prominent Shanyin Yu family. Her father, Yu Dachun, was a government official in the Republic of China. Her grandfather, Yu Mingzhen, was a late Qing Dynasty Hanlin academic who served as supervisor of the Jiangnan Naval Academy. Her first cousin once removed (Dachun's first cousin), Yu Ta-wei [zh], was a politician in the Republic of China.
She started her education at the Nankai Girls' High School in Tianjin. She also studied at the Shanghai Conservatory of Music and was invited by Tian Han, Chinese playwright, to join the South China Society in 1929, where she soon rose to fame playing the lead role in Oscar Wilde's play Salome. The next year, she starred in Tian Han's adaptation of Georges Bizet's Carmen. Her performance of Salome was widely published in leading magazines including in Southland Monthly. Her considerable “physical allure” was described by a magazine as a “peerless beauty.” She is also remembered for her association with “prominent male cultural figures” in China including Tian Han, Zhao Taimou, Xu Zhimo, Wen Yiduo, and Liang Shiqiu.
In December 1933, Yu married educator Zhao Taimou, one of the advocates of the National Drama Movement and a member of the Preparatory Committee of Qingdao University. However, the two later divorced.
In 1948, Yu Shan defected to the Communist-controlled area in North China. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, she worked for the Jiangsu Peking Opera Troupe and the Chinese Academy of Opera Studies.
Her sister, Yu Jin, was a medical doctor. Drawing on her popularity, Huang Jing (1912–1958), one of her brothers, did “some political organization work in theatrical circles” in Shanghai. Yu died in 1968 during the Cultural Revolution.
# Australian Antarctic Building System

Australian Antarctic Building System, or AANBUS, is a modular construction system used by the Australian Government Antarctica Division for buildings in Antarctica. The individual modules resemble shipping containers. Each module is approximately 3.6 metres by 6 metres by 4 metres high.
Buildings built using the AANBUS modules are placed on concrete footings anchored into the ground and do not need external guy wires to anchor and support them. The modules are built of steel with attached insulation and vapor barriers.
The modular design provides improved shipping, speed of assembly in the short Antarctic summer, and better testing before shipping. The ability to test the assembled modules allows corrections to be made in the convenience of construction sites in temperate climates with easy access to parts and equipment, rather than at remote Antarctic locations where shipping in of replacement parts is an arduous undertaking.
# Zorn (river)

The Zorn is a river that flows through the Lorraine and the Alsace as the largest and last of the tributaries of the river Moder, before the latter empties into the Rhine. It rises on the territory of Walscheid as the Yellow Zorn (German: Gelber Zorn, French: Zorn Jaune) and becomes the Zorn after its confluence with the right-hand tributary, the White Zorn (Ge: Weißer Zorn, Fr.: Zorn Blanche). It has a length of just under 97 kilometres and drains an area of 757 km². The French spelling Zorn first surfaced in the 18th century. Hitherto the river was called the Sorn, which stems from the pre-Celtic era and probably meant "the flowing one". The upper reaches of the river, as far as Saverne, are home to many fine examples of architecture.

## Tributaries

* White Zorn (right), 8.5 km
* Treubach (left)
* Mittbach (left)
* Ruisseau de Dabo (right)
* Fischbach (right)
* Ruisseau de Heyerst (left), 3.7 km
* Tiergartenbach (right), 3.7 km
* Hesselgraben (left)
* Stutzbach (left), 4.7 km
* Ruisseau le Mundel (right), 1.6 km
* Baerenbach (right), 11.3 km
* Ruisseau de la Fontaine Mélanie (left), 4.5 km
* Schlettenbach (left)
* Michelsbaechel (left), 5.1 km
* Liesgraben (left)
* Liesmattgraben (left), 3.4 km
* Southern Zinsel (rivière la zinsel du sud) (left), 30.9 km
* Mossel (rivière la mossel) (right), 21.2 km
* Horattgraben (right)
* Lienbach (left), 9.5 km
* Littenheimerbach (Morenthalgraben) (right), 3.1 km
* Rohrbach (right)
* Embsbaechel (Bachgraben) (left), 12.7 km
* Gebolsheimerbach (left) (via the Landgraben 11.2 km)
* Mattgraben (right), 1.2 km
* Rissbach (left), 8.0 km
* Seltenbach (left) (via the Hochstettergraben 9.6 km)
# Francis Osborne (disambiguation)

Francis Osborne (1593–1659) was an English essayist.
Francis Osborne may also refer to:
* Francis Osborne, 5th Duke of Leeds (1751–1799), British politician
* Francis Osborne, 1st Baron Godolphin (1777–1850), British politician
* Francis D'Arcy-Osborne, 7th Duke of Leeds (1798–1859), British politician
* Francis D'Arcy Osborne, 12th Duke of Leeds (1884–1964), British diplomat
* Frank I. Osborne (Francis Irwin Osborne, 1853–1920), Attorney General of North Carolina, 1893–1896
# Gornja Trnovitica

Gornja Trnovitica is a village in Croatia.

## Demographics

According to the 2021 census, its population was 44.
# Richard Byrne (politician)

Richard Byrne (died 28 August 1942) was an Irish nationalist politician in Northern Ireland.
Byrne worked as a publican and was also a landlord. He was elected to Belfast City Council in 1910, serving until his death. At the 1921 Northern Ireland general election, Byrne unsuccessfully contested Belfast West.
Byrne contested Belfast Falls at the 1929 Northern Ireland general election. This came with the reluctant support of party leader Joseph Devlin, who described Byrne as a "Tory" and an "old pisspot". The contest was bitter, with Northern Ireland Labour Party opponent Billy McMullen producing a newspaper, the Northern Worker, claiming that Byrne was a slum landlord. Byrne secured an injunction to stop distribution two days before the election, and beat McMullen by around 1,400 votes.
From 1937 until his death, Byrne and Thomas Joseph Campbell were the only Nationalist Party members to regularly attend the Northern Ireland Parliament. Byrne held the seat until his death in 1942.
# Stéphane Yonnet

Stéphane Yonnet is a French freestyle skier born on 18 May 1976, in Caen. He moved to Tignes when he was 7 years old, where he learned how to ski.
On 21 January 2001, he took a gold medal in parallel mogul skiing at the Freestyle World Ski Championship in Whistler, Canada.
He is now a ski instructor in Tignes where he first started skiing.
# Ernesto Pujol

Ernesto Pujol is a site-specific performance artist, social choreographer, and educator with an interdisciplinary practice. Pujol was born in 1957 in Havana, Cuba and spent time in San Juan, Puerto Rico, and in Madrid and Barcelona, Spain, before moving to the United States in 1979. He has lived and worked in New York since 1984. Pujol engaged in interdisciplinary pursuits, such as psychology and literature, while doing undergraduate work in humanities and visual arts at the University of Puerto Rico, in Spanish art history at the Universidad Complutense in Spain and in philosophy at St. John Vianney College Seminary in Florida. He pursued graduate work in education at the Universidad Interamericana in San Juan, Puerto Rico, in art therapy at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, and in communications and media theory at Hunter College in New York City. Pujol received his MFA in interdisciplinary art practice from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
Pujol first became known during the 1990s for a series of site-specific installation projects that dealt with whiteness, masculinity, collective and individual memory, loss and mourning. His more recent performance work deals with subjects such as war, the environment, and consciousness, influenced by Zen Buddhism. Since 2000, Pujol has been exploring interiority in public and private spaces. He strives to reclaim public space from distractions through durational group performances in order to create space for silent reflection as critical to democracy. The artist seeks to awaken consciousness among viewers through the creation of such spaces. The writings of Carol Becker have served as a source of inspiration for Pujol with notions of citizenship, such as the artist as citizen and the citizenship of art within American democracy. He has also worked extensively with curator Mary Jane Jacob in Charleston and with curator Saralyn Reece Hardy at the Spencer Museum of Art in Lawrence and the Salina Arts Center in Kansas.
In 2008, Pujol did a series of performances titled Inheriting Salt and began making sculptures out the footprints he produced during the performances. Desert Walk, in the collection of the Honolulu Museum of Art, is such a sculpture. Two of his largest scale projects to date took place in Salt Lake City, Utah (Awaiting, 2009) and in Honolulu, Hawaii (Speaking in Silence, 2010). The artist has worked extensively with a variety of media, including installation, photography, and performance.
Ernesto Pujol represented the United States in 1997 at the Second Johannesburg Biennial in South Africa, the Sixth Havana Biennial in Cuba and the Second Saaremaa Biennial in Estonia. He has also received a number of fellowships from institutions such as the Pollock-Krasner Foundation, the Joan Mitchell Foundation, the Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation, Art Matters, and the New York Foundation for the Arts. Pujol has also been an active participant with a number of arts institutions serving with the Academy for Educational Development, the National Endowment for the Arts and the New York State Council on the Arts.
# Aulacopris

Aulacopris is a genus of Scarabaeidae or scarab beetles in the superfamily Scarabaeoidea.
# GD Manica

Grupo Desportivo de Manica is a traditional football club based in Manica Province, Mozambique, which currently competes in the Moçambola 2 and Manica Provincial League. The club was founded in 1980. Desportivo Manica reached the Interprovincial Stage of the Taça de Moçambique in 2009. Desportivo Manica won three consecutive Manica Provincial League championships from 2006 to 2008.

## Stadium

The club plays their home matches at FutEco Park located in Manica, which was funded with a grant from FIFA.
# Gene Hildebrand

Eugene Hildebrand (August 16, 1887 - November 26, 1921) was an American National Champion jockey in Thoroughbred racing who won the 1904 Preakness Stakes and the 1905 Belmont Stakes, races that would become part of the U.S. Triple Crown series.

## Biography

Born in Gilroy, California on August 16, 1887, Gene Hildebrand began his career in Thoroughbred racing in 1901 working as a stable hand then as a jockey at Emeryville Race Track near Oakland, California. In 1904 he won the Burns Handicap which at the time was the most important race in California. Prominent owners on the East Coast took notice and Hildebrand competed at the big New York tracks where at Gravesend Race Track he won the 1904 Preakness Stakes on May 28 aboard the colt Bryn Mawr. He went on to win numerous top stakes races including the most prestigious event of that era, the Belmont Futurity Stakes. Back on the West Coast for the winter racing season, on December 23, 1904, Hildebrand set a new world record for wins in a year when he rode win number 293 at Ascot Park in Los Angeles. He would finish the year as the national champion in total races won with 297 and in stakes wins with 35.
Returning to the East Coast in 1905, on May 24 Hildebrand rode the filly Tanya to victory in the 1905 Belmont Stakes in its first running at the new Belmont Park track in Elmont, New York. Suspended on September 23, 1905, for rough riding, Hildebrand was not reinstated until March 9, 1906. The following day he rode at Oaklawn Park in Hot Springs, Arkansas. From three mounts in the first three races on the day's card, he finished second in the opening race, won the second race, and finished fourth in the third race.
Gene Hildebrand battled weight gain which hindered his racing and would force him to retire from riding in 1909. For several years he remained in the industry as an owner of a small stable of racehorses. In 1919 he fell ill with a flu that plagued him for two years until it turned to pneumonia and he died in an Oakland, California hospital on November 26, 1921, at the age of 34.
# Dembelia Sikunia Chiefdom

Dembelia Sikunia is a chiefdom in Koinadugu District of Sierra Leone with a population of 14,552. Its principal town is Sikunia.
# Skylar Nielsen

Skylar Nielsen (born 1975), is an American photographer, cinematographer and director. He heads Salt Lake City-based Vita Brevis Films, a company that creates short documentary films on a wide variety of subjects.
Nielsen was born in Zion, Utah, in 1975. He grew up on his family's farm, and after "an epiphany in the sheep corral" decided to move away from the farm and into the city to pursue photography and film making in 1993.
In 2004, Nielsen established Skylar Nielsen Studio, then in 2008 established Vita Brevis Films.

## Selected film projects

* Quick Cuts: Reef Mcintosh
* The Prohibition Tour
* Professional: Eric Arakawa
* We are 138
* Professional
* BMW M6
* Riot Racing
* Super Bee
* Fiz Golf
* 3D Enchanted Forest
* 3 Form Woven Wall
* Gray Davenport

## Larger projects
### NEA PSAs

In 2009, the National Endowment for the Arts commissioned Nielsen for two commercials to air during Oscar week. The first commercial featured Chris Botti, a renowned jazz trumpeter. The second commercial, called "I'm Proud", featured actors and actresses delivering lines directly to the audience without a fourth wall present. Celebrities included David Hyde Pierce, Kerry Washington, Zooey Deschanel and Alyssa Milano, among many others.

### PROFESSIONal

In 2011, Nielsen partnered with VideoWest to create PROFESSIONal, the first in a series of films that focus on "forgotten trades and practices in an evolving America." The short documentary focused on Neil Youngberg, a third generation metal worker and fabricator from Utah.
The video, a Vimeo Staff Pick, had Nielsen directing, cinematography by Ian Rigby and Lance Clayton and sound by Michael Hall.
PROFESSIONal was reviewed as "a gorgeous short film" and "beautifully crafted". The film won the 2011 Slamdance Film Festival's best short-form documentary award and was also featured at LA Short Fest.

### Mars One Way

In February 2014, Nielsen directed a documentary video called Mars One Way, a film that followed five Mars One hopefuls with their thoughts, contemplations and theories on leaving Earth forever to go colonize Mars. The video was produced by Nielsen, along with Elaine Clark and Doug Fabrizio.
Mars One Way was a Vimeo Staff Pick and featured on their site, being listed as appropriate for all audiences. Music included on the film was from artists God is an Astronaut with two songs and This Will Destroy You with one. Yahoo featured the video on their site as well.
The film was filmed in 720p and lasts 11 min 40 sec.
# Lake Tytyl

Lake Tytyl (Ozero Tytyl) is a lake of Bilibinsky District, Chukotka Autonomous Okrug, Russia.

## Geography

The lake has a basin area of 912 km$^2$ (352 sq mi). River Tytylvaam flows from it. It is located east of Lake Ilirney, at the feet of the southern slopes of the Ilirney Range, in the upper reaches of the Maly Anyuy River, 55 km from Ilirney village. Its name originated in the Chukchi word for "entrance gate".
* View of Tytyl Lake with the mountains of the Ilirney Range rising above it.