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# Agios Stefanos, Crete

Agios Stefanos is a village within the Lasithi prefecture in eastern Crete. It belonged to the former province of Siteia until that was abolished in 2006. Between 1997 and 2010, it was part of the former Makry Gialos municipality. Today, it is part of Ierapetra municipality. It is located 30 kilometers north-east of Ierapetra, 40 kilometers southwest of Sitia, and six kilometers east of Stavrohori. It can be approached through the famous forest of Pefkoseli. Its patron is Saint Stephen. Saint Stephen church, at the entrance of the village, is an ecclesiastical and historical monument of Crete. Since the last decade, the majority of the population has been moved to the village's seaside settlement of Makry Gialos, some six kilometers to the south. Makry Gialos is one of Crete's most important tourist resorts.
The village's previous name was Gras or Greas mentioned by Piero Castrofilaca, the Venetian accountant of Crete in 1583. Castrofilaca recorded in Gras 305 inhabitants that time. The wall is still visible today lay on the north side of the village. The wall standing was part of a larger Venetian fortification build around 1600. It stands on earlier fortifications probably of Byzantine or Saracen origin. Many local surnames today have Venetian roots and that it this increases the possibility that Agios Stefanos was the center of the local government and garrison once. The old name of Agios Stefanos, Grea also indicates a Latin origin (Grea is a North Italian surname). Further north from Agios Stefanos village they are ruins from Venetian built terraces for vineyards, olive groves and other crops. Agios Stefanos today produces around 300tons of olive oil. Sir Arthur Evans passed from the area in 1898 and mentioned the standing walls from a fortress in his diary.
The village was the birthplace of Anagnostis Funtalides a Cretan MP in 1879. He and another villager, Emmanuel Kamenakis were the leaders of the 1866 revolution in Sitia against the Ottomans. In Agios Stefanos was also the birthplace of Fundalides son Emmanuel, also an MP in late 19th century.
# Upside-down painting

Most paintings are intended to be hung in a precise orientation, defining an upper part and a lower part. Some paintings are displayed upside down, sometimes by mistake since the image does not represent an easily recognizable oriented subject and lacks a signature or by a deliberate decision of the exhibitor.

## Examples

* In 1941 unfinished version of New York City, a 1942 oil by Piet Mondrian, was hung upside-down at 1945 at the MOMA of New York and since 1980 at the Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen. After the mistake was discovered in 2022, the painting's orientation was not corrected, to avoid damage.
* Le Bateau, a paper-cut by Henri Matisse, depicts a ship reflecting on the water. It hung upside down at MOMA for 47 days in 1961.
* Georgia O'Keeffe's The Lawrence Tree (1929) depicts a tree from its foot. It hung up upside down in 1931 and between 1979 and 1989. Her Oriental Poppies hung upside down for 30 years at the Weisman Art Museum of the University of Minnesota.
* Vincent van Gogh's Long Grass with Butterflies spent two weeks inverted at the National Gallery of London.
* Salvador Dalí's Four Fishermen's Wives in Cadaquès was upside down at the Metropolitan Museum of New York.
* Pablo Picasso's 1912 drawing The Fiddler was upside down at the Reina Sofía Museum of Madrid. The representations of the head and the fiddle were confused.
* Josep Amorós's portrait of Philip V of Spain hangs upside down at the Almodí of Xàtiva [Wikidata], Spain. The king ordered the burning of Xàtiva in 1701, during the War of the Spanish Succession.
* Georg Baselitz used a painting by Louis-Ferdinand von Rayski, Wermsdorf Woods, as a model, in order to paint his first picture with an inverted motif: The Wood On Its Head (1969). By inverting his paintings, the artist is able to emphasize the organisation of colours and form and confront the viewer with the picture's surface rather than the personal content of the image. In this sense, the paintings are empty and not subject to interpretation. Instead, one can only look at them.

## When both orientations are valid

Some works display rotational symmetry or are ambiguous figures that allow both orientations to be meaningful. Giuseppe Arcimboldo painted several works that are still lifes in one orientation and related portraits in the other.
# Val A. Browning

Val Allen Browning (August 20, 1895 – May 16, 1994) was an American industrialist, philanthropist, and third-generation gunmaker. He was president of the Browning Arms Company.

## Early life

Browning was born in Ogden, Utah Territory on August 20, 1895. His grandfather, Jonathan Browning, opened a gun shop in Ogden in 1852. His father, John Browning, is regarded as one of the most successful firearms designers of the 19th and 20th centuries.
Browning graduated from Ogden High School in 1913 and later studied law and engineering at Cornell University. As a young man he worked in the shop his grandfather had opened.
In 1918, Browning was commissioned as a second lieutenant with the United States Army and served with the 79th Infantry Division at Verdun during World War I.

## Career

In 1920, he became the manager of the manufacturing of John Browning guns in Liège, Belgium, and served as his father's representative to Fabrique Nationale de Herstal. Upon his father's death in 1926, Browning had the responsibility of completing the projects that were not finished by his father, including the Browning Superposed shotgun and the Browning Hi-Power pistol (GP-35) (the latter in cooperation with his father's Belgian assistant, Dieudonné Saive).
In 1935, he returned to Utah as president of Browning Arms Company. Browning received 48 gun patents during his career. In 1955, he was awarded Knighthood in the Order of Léopold by King Baudouin of Belgium for an "outstanding contribution to the Gun Making Art."
Browning spent his career representing business interests in the United States and Europe. In addition to chairing Browning Arms, he served as director of the First Security Corporation, Utah International, Amalgamated Sugar Company, and the Mountain Fuel Supply Company. Through the 1940s purchase of some of W. L. Wattis' founding shares in Utah Construction Company, Browning shared in the substantial gains in the sale of Utah International.

## Personal life

In 1924, Browning married Ann Chaffin (1901–1975) of Farmington, Utah. They had four children. They lived in Belgium until 1935 when they returned to Utah.
He was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Browning was a benefactor of Dixie College and Weber State University. His substantial collection of European fine art formed the basis of the Utah Museum of Fine Arts masterwork paintings.
Browning died May 16, 1994, and was buried at Lindquist Washington Heights Memorial Park in Ogden, Utah.
# CAG

CAG or cag may refer to:

## Military

* CAG, the United States Navy's hull classification symbol for "cruiser, heavy, guided missile (retired)"
* Civil Affairs Group, the civil-military operations coordinators of the United States Marine Corps
* Commander Air Group, most senior officer of the embarked squadrons in a carrier air wing
* Delta Force (also Combat Applications Group), a special operations force of the United States Army

## Organizations

* Canadian Association of Geographers, an educational and scientific society in Canada
* Communication Arts Guild, an organisation dedicated to the Indian advertising industry
* Conagra Brands (NYSE symbol: CAG), an American consumer packaged goods holding company
* Consumer Action Group, a UK forum which provides free help and support on all consumer issues

## Other

* CAG, a codon that encodes the α-amino acid glutamine
* CAG, ISO provincial code for the province of Cagayan, Philippines
* The Church of Almighty God
* Cagliari Elmas Airport (IATA code: CAG), an international airport in Elmas, Italy
* Carte archéologique de la Gaule, a series of books on French archaeology
* Chassis Air Guide, Intel's thermal system to PC chassis
* Cheap Ass Gamer, an online bulletin board system community which focuses on video game deals
* Commentaria in Aristotelem Graeca, the standard collection of extant ancient Greek commentaries on Aristotle
* Computer-assisted gaming, games which are at least partially computerized
* Craig–Moffat Airport (FAA LID: CAG), a public airport two miles southeast of Craig, Moffat County, Colorado
* Nivaclé language (ISO 639-3 code: cag), a Matacoan language spoken in Paraguay and in Argentina by the Nivaclé
# Tomorrow Is Another Day (2017 film)

Tomorrow is Another Day (Chinese: 黃金花) is a 2017 Hong Kong drama film written and directed by Chan Tai-lee, in his feature film directorial debut, and starring Teresa Mo and Ling Man-lung, in his feature film acting debut. The film follows a middle-aged woman struggling to take care of her autistic son for 20 years and discovered that her husband is having an extramarital affair.
The film premiered in a special presentation at Hong Kong Asian Film Festival 2017, and was released in theatres on April 12, 2018 in Hong Kong. The film receives positive reviews, and Teresa Mo also won the Best Actress Award for the 37th Hong Kong Film Awards.

## Plot summary

The Movie follows Mrs. Wong (Teresa Mo), a middle-aged housewife living in a Hong Kong public housing estate, as she cares for her autistic and mentally handicapped son, Kwong (Ling Man-lung), whose self-harming outbursts strain her marriage to Mr. Wong (Ray Lui Leung-wai), a driving instructor. Mr. Wong grows distant and begins an affair with a manipulative younger woman, Daisy (Bonnie Xian Seli). After discovering the infidelity, Mrs. Wong initially hides her pain to maintain stability for Kwong, but her husband eventually leaves the family to live with his mistress.
Devastated and financially strained, Mrs. Wong receives unexpected support from women in her community, who empathize with her plight. However, overwhelmed by despair, she secretly plots to murder Daisy. Her scheme is discovered by the other housewives, forcing her to confront the consequences of her actions. The film concludes with Mrs. Wong reflecting on her fractured family and the emotional toll of caregiving, while finding fleeting solace in her bond with Kwong.

## Cast

* Teresa Mo as Wong Kam-fa, a mother who struggles to raising Hiu-kwong for life.
** Hedwig Tam as young Wong Kam-fa.
* Ling Man-lung as Wong Hiu-kwong, Kam-fa's autistic son.
* Ray Lui as Wong Yuen-shan, Kam-fa's husband who is suspected to having affair outside the home.
* Prudence Liew as Mrs. Chan, Kam-fa's friend.
* Bonnie Xian Seli as the mistress in Wong Yuen-shan's affair.
* Candice Yu as Keung's wife, Kam-fa's friend.
* Joyce Cheng as dancing teacher (cameo appearance)
* Elvina Kong as Mrs. Lee, Kam-fa's friend.
* June Lam as Mrs Cheung, Kam-fa's friend.
# Education (Administrative Provisions) Act 1907

The Education (Administrative Provisions) Act 1907 (7 Edw. 7. c. 43) was an Act of Parliament passed by the Liberal government as part of their Liberal reforms package of welfare reforms. The Act amongst the 'administrative provisions' granted additional powers to local educationan authorities to puchase sites for schools, grant scholarships, establish 'vacation schools' and set up school medical inspections.
# Anna Hernandez

Anna Hernandez is an American politician who serves as a member of the Phoenix City Council. Hernandez was elected in 2022 to serve in the Arizona State Senate representing District 24 as a member of the Democratic Party, defeating incumbent State Representative Cesar Chavez in the Democratic primary. Hernandez went on to be unopposed in the general election.
During her tenure in the Arizona Senate, she has been described as a "staunch housing advocate" and spearheaded legislative efforts to increase housing supply through faster permitting processes and less restrictive zoning regulations.
# USS Bryce Canyon

USS Bryce Canyon (AD-36) was a Shenandoah-class destroyer tender, the only ship to be named for the Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah.
Bryce Canyon was launched 7 March 1946 by Charleston Navy Yard and sponsored by Mrs. William J. Carter, wife of Rear Admiral Carter. Little additional work was done on her until after the outbreak of the Korean War. Charleston Naval Shipyard then completed the tender and she was commissioned 15 September 1950.

## Service history

Bryce Canyon transited the Panama Canal 5 December and reported to the Pacific Fleet. On 26 March 1951 she got underway from San Diego, California for the Far East. Arriving at Yokosuka, Japan, 12 April 1951, she spent the next seven months in Japanese waters repairing and servicing vessels based at Yokosuka and Sasebo. Bryce Canyon left Japan 4 November 1951 and arrived at San Diego 18 November 1951.
She got underway, via Pearl Harbor, for her second Western Pacific cruise in June, 1952. This cruise was completed 16 February 1953 when she arrived at Long Beach, California. On 26 September 1953 she again sailed for Sasebo where she arrived 16 October. Bryce Canyon provided tender service in Sasebo, Yokosuka, Nagoya, and Kobe during this tour. She returned to the United States 17 June 1954.
Her fourth Western Pacific tour commenced 25 February 1955. She serviced vessels at Subic Bay, Luzon, between 16 March and 28 April and then proceeded to Yokosuka, arriving 11 May 1955. Bryce Canyon returned to Long Beach 11 August 1955. On 9 December 1955 she departed California on her fifth Western Pacific tour which ended at Long Beach on 26 October 1956. Between Far Eastern cruises Bryce Canyon has operated along the West Coast. Home Port Long Beach, California 6-month duration with 6 months at Pearl Harbor. Cruises to Pacific theatre every 4 years.
Bryce Canyon received one battle star for her services to the forces afloat in the Korean War. Bryce Canyon was decommissioned on 30 June 1981. She was sold for scrapping to National Metal and Steel, Terminal Island, Ca on 6 April 1982.

## Notable former crew

* Stan Hitchcock, mid 1950s, leader of the ship's band, "The Bryce Canyon Troubadours"
# Full Circle (Icehouse album)

Full Circle is the first remixed album by Australian rock/synthpop band Icehouse released in December 1994 on Massive Records. It also features a variety of musicians including the Bangarra Dance Company, Elcho Island and guitar virtuoso, Buckethead who would later join Guns N' Roses.
Disc 1 is subtitled The Revolution Mixes and disc 2 is The Time & Motion Mixes; tracks "Shakin' the Cage", "MLK" and "Dedicated to Glam" as well as an edited version of "The Great Southern Mix" had been released in June 1993 on the Spin One EP. "Desdemona" is a cover version of the John's Children single, composed by Marc Bolan.

## Track listing
### Disc 1: The Revolution Mixes

* "Shakin' the Cage" (Techno)
* "Colours"
* "Desdemona"
* "Mercy"
* "Yo, Micro Babe"
* "MLK"
* "She Comes"
* "Wild"
* "Dedicated to Glam"

### Disc 2: The Time & Motion Mixes

* "Melt Steel (Part 1)"
* "Slow Motion"
* "Kilimanjaro"
* "Melt Steel (Part 2)"
* "Blue Noise"
* "The Great Southern Mix"
* "Melt Steel (Part 3)"
* "Melt Steel" contains segments of an interview with Marc Bolan.

## Personnel

Credited to:
* Cameron Allan – producer, mixing
* Christina Amphlett – vocals
* Jenny Andrews – vocals
* Marc Bolan – interviewer, dialogue
* Buckethead – guitar
* Charles Clouser – producer, mixing
* Iva Davies – producer, engineer, performer, mixing
* 808 State – remixing
* Alan Fisch – engineer
* Oz Fritz – engineer
* Mark Gamble – producer, mixing
* Ray Hearn – project supervisor
* Jon Ingoldsby – guitar
* Bill Laswell – bass, guitar (bass), producer, mixing, basic track
* Simon Leadley – engineer, editing, mastering, mixing
* Banula Marika – vocals, clapping sticks
* Don Murray – didgeridoo
* Steven Page – coordination
* Bernie Worrell – keyboards
* Yassa – rap
All recording and mixing at General Dynamics, Trackdown Studios, Studios 301, FON Studios, Western Boulevarde.
# Mercy Health Allen Hospital

Mercy Health Allen Hospital is a 25-bed non-profit hospital in Oberlin, Ohio owned and operated by Mercy Health. It serves the local area and provides services emergency and after-hours care to the Oberlin College community.

## History

Allen Memorial Hospital opened in 1925 with 25 beds. It was named for Oberlin College alumnus Dr. Dudley P. Allen, a leading Cleveland area surgeon. In 1954, Oberlin College, transferred ownership of the hospital to the City of Oberlin. The city passed ownership to the Sisters of Mercy in 1960.

## Facilities

Mercy Health Allen Hospital is a small rural community and Critical Access hospital. It provides internal medicine, cardiology, neurology, pulmonology and urology services and includes an emergency department.
In 2018, construction on a new wing was started to house Primary Care and Walk-in Care offices. The new facilities offer Oberlin College students access to health care outside of Student Health Services’ open hours.
# Gene Karst

Eugene F. Karst (June 25, 1906 – April 6, 2004) is recognized as the first dedicated publicist in the history of Major League Baseball (MLB). He was hired in 1931 by Branch Rickey, then the General Manager of the St. Louis Cardinals, to write features about the Cardinals for small-town newspapers that could not afford to cover the team in person. To do this, Karst set up MLB's first press office. In this post, he wrote stories, created promotions, and made players available for interviews and guest appearances. He spent four years in this position with the Cardinals before moving on to join the Cincinnati Reds in the same capacity.
While with the Reds, Karst played a major role in baseball history by creating as a promotion MLB's first night game. The game was played on May 24, 1935, with the Cincinnati Reds defeating the Philadelphia Phillies 2-1 at Cincinnati's Crosley Field.
In 2001, Karst was inducted into the St. Louis Media Hall of Fame. He died on April 6, 2004, at age 97 in Ladue, Missouri.
# Geoff Chunn

Geoff Chunn is a New Zealand musician, best known as an early member of Split Enz.
Chunn was a teenage friend of Tim Finn. Together the two of them and Chunn's elder brother, Mike Chunn, founded the band Stillwater while at high school in the late 1960s. When Stillwater split up in 1971, Chunn joined acoustic group Rosewood.
In late 1972, Mike Chunn was approached by Finn to join his new band, Split Ends, which he duly did. The following year, Geoff joined the band as drummer, staying with the band (called Split Enz from early 1974) until June 1974. Following his departure from Split Enz, Chunn briefly drummed for Dragon in 1974, before forming Citizen Band in 1977 with his brother Mike. Citizen Band saw Geoff Chunn move away from drums to become the group's principal singer, guitarist and songwriter.
# Alice Decaux

Alice Decaux (born 10 April 1985 in Abidjan) is a French athlete, who specializes in the 60 meter hurdles and 100 meters hurdles.

## Career

She was eliminated in the 60 meters hurdles semifinals at Doha world Championships, Saturday 13 March 2010, placing 8th and last with a time of 8.23s. A year later, she seemed to have turned a corner by running 7.97s in the final of the Indoors French championship, making her a serious contender for the podium 2011 Indoors European Championships at Paris, in France. But on 4 March 2011, at Palais Omnisports de Paris-Bercy, she failed in the semifinal of the 60 meter hurdles, where she failed on the fifth and final hurdle before which she was doing well.
In 2012, she stopped being coached by former French hurdles champion Patricia Girard.
In 2013, she further improved her personal best on 13 July on the occasion of French Championships running 12.70s. However a few days later she was declared positive for the use of amphetamines, as a result of a check performed during 23 June 2013 European Team Championships. She was suspended six months by the IAAF and therefore excluded from the French delegation for World Athletic Games at Moscow.

## Prize list
### National

* Champion of France of 60 meter hurdles in 2010 (8.06s) and 2011 (7.97s)
* 3rd at Championships of France in 60 meters hurdles in 2009
* 3rd at Championships of France in 60 meters hurdles in 2007 Aubière (Clermont-Ferrand)
* 3rd at the French Championships of 100 meters hurdles in 2008 to Albi (13.28s)
* 1st at the French Championships of 100 meters hurdles in 2012 Angers (12.88s)
* 2nd at the French Championships of 100 meters hurdles in 2013 Paris (12.70s)

### Personal Bests

* 60 meters hurdles (indoors) : 7.97 s at Aubière 19 February 2011 at the French Indoor Championships
* 100 meters hurdles (outdoor) : 12.70s at Paris on 13 July 2013 during the French Championships.
# Ghilherme Lobo

Ghilherme Lobo Putini (born 8 February 1995) is a Brazilian actor. He is best known for the short film I Don't Want to Go Back Alone and the film The Way He Looks, in which he played Leo, a blind, gay teenage boy.

## Biography

Ghilherme has six siblings and comes from an artistic family: his father is a musician and his mother is a singer. His artistic training comes from dance. He began dancing at age eight with Ballet Stagium in São Paulo. He moved to the Cisne Negro Companhia de Dança, where he remained until age 13.

## Filmography

Film :
| Year | Title | Role | Notes |
| 2010 | I Don't Want to Go Back Alone | Leonardo | Short film |
| 2013 | O Perfil de Jonas Aquino | Pedro | Short film |
| 2014 | The Way He Looks | Leonardo | |
| 2018 | Bia (2.0) | Palhaço Abraço | Filming |
| 2019 | Divaldo: O Filme | Divaldo Franco (young) | |
Television :
| Year | Title | Role | Notes |
| 2015 | Felizes para Sempre? | Dionísio Drummond (young) | Special guest |
| 2015 | Sete Vidas | Bernardo Figueira Meira | Lead role |
| 2016 | Ligações Perigosas | Augusto de Valmont (young) | Lead role |
| 2018-19 | Malhação: Vidas Brasileiras | Luís | |
# Havenstreet

Havenstreet is a village on the Isle of Wight, located about 2 miles southwest of Ryde, in the civil parish of Havenstreet and Ashey.

## History

The Isle of Wight Steam Railway is located in Havenstreet, running trains throughout the summer and Christmas seasons between Wootton and Smallbrook. The Train Story museum provides tourists with a history of the Island's railways.
A notable Victorian resident was Lancashire industrialist John Rylands who bought land in the village in 1882 and built a large house named Longford, after his primary residence Lancashire. The house is now used as the Northbrooke Nursing Home.
A First World War shrine, dedicated 30 June 1918, is a prominent landmark that stands on a hill north of Havenstreet village. The shrine was built in 1917 by local landowner John Willis Fleming, to honour the memory of his son, as well as all the other men of the parishes of Binstead and Havenstreet who were killed in the War.
An identical war shrine, the Stoneham War Shrine, was built at the same time at North Stoneham in Hampshire.
Public transport is provided by Southern Vectis buses, which link the village with Ryde, Newport and Wootton Bridge. They are run with volunteer drivers as part of the Community Bus Partnership.

## Governance

Havenstreet is part of the electoral ward called Havenstreet, Ashey and Haylands. The population of this ward at the 2011 census was 3,613.