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# Pillow Head Hour

The Pillow Head Hour was a one-hour block of E/I-compliant programming on the now-defunct Kids' WB. It featured two half-hour shows, framed by segments hosted by Pillow Head youth correspondent "Gisselle".

## History
### 2005

The Pillow Head Hour originated on June 4, 2005, to promote the final episodes of Jackie Chan Adventures. Airing at 8:00 am (Eastern time), 7:00 am (Central/Pacific time), it consisted of two new episodes of Jackie Chan Adventures, along with certain promotions of characters from Kids' WB! shows talking about and showing off their "Pillow Head Hair" (what their hair would look like if they had just woken up from bed). Activities included "1001 Uses for Pillow Head Hair," in which the character shows what their Pillow Head Hair can be used for, as well as "Guess the Pillow Head," where a silhouette of a Kids' WB! character with Pillow Head Hair was shown at the beginning of a commercial break, and when the show returned it was revealed who the Pillow Head was. There was no host at this time, only an unseen announcer. Actor Field Cate was one of the featured children waking up in a bed with Pillow Head Hair, surrounded by cartoon characters. This was discontinued on July 2, 2005, when Kids' WB! changed schedule, replacing Jackie Chan Adventures with Teen Titans and The Batman. On KidsWB.com, however, Gisselle, the "Pillow Head Reporter," could be seen doing a "Pillow Head Report," where viewers asked her questions about various elements of pop culture, including Kids' WB!

### 2006

Earlier in 2006, Kids' WB! had announced that they would be discontinuing their weekday afternoon block, extending the Saturday block by one hour and thus it would not be affected by time zone. Therefore, the Pillow Head Hour was reborn in the new hour at 7 am on January 7, 2006, but this time, it consisted of two episodes of a Kids' WB! show, and was hosted by Gisselle, who was interviewing guests talking about and showing off their "Pillow Head Hair." Gisselle also spoke during the promos that tell you what show is coming up next, as well as acting during the commercial bumpers with guests saying things like, "Wake up, Pillow Heads!"
On July 1, 2006, the Pillow Head Hour aired for the final time before being discontinued again on July 8, when it was replaced by two Yu-Gi-Oh! episodes to reformat the lineup to the "Sizzlin' Summer Lineup."
Gisselle's Pillow Head reports were removed from KidsWB.com on November 4, 2006, when KidsWB.com reformatted their website.
# New British

The Charles Willetts Jnr Ltd company of Overend Road, Cradley Heath were a lifting tackle manufacturer who built a light car called the New British between 1921 and 1923 when tackle and winch work was slack.
The New British was launched at the 1921 London Motor Show with a choice of engines. There was a cheaper air-cooled version selling for £205, and the more expensive water-cooled version selling for £215. The New British was powered by a 998cc Blackburne V-twin engine, with friction transmission and chain final drive to a differential-less rear axle. The only body style offered was a 2-seater and the only colour blue. Approximately 100 cars were built before production ceased.
# HMS Lily

Nine ships of the Royal Navy have been named HMS Lily or HMS Lilly:
* English ship Lily (1642), of 12 guns and 110 tons, purchased in 1642 and under the command of Captain Isaias Blowfield when she was wrecked in September 1653 when she was driven ashore in a storm.
* English ship Lily (1657), a 6-gun ketch launched in 1657 and sold in 1667.
* English ship Lily (1672), a 6-gun sloop launched in 1672 and under the command of Captain William Sherwin when she foundered in 1674.
* HMS Lily, a 16-gun brig-sloop. She was formerly the brig Sir Charles Grey, purchased in 1795 and named HMS Spencer. She was renamed Lily (or Lilly) in 1800, captured by the French privateer Dame Ambert in 1804, and renamed Général Ernouf. She exploded and was lost in 1805 during an engagement with HMS Renard.
* HMS Lilly, a brig, the former British East India Company packet ship Swallow, launched in 1779, purchased in 1804, and sold in 1811.
* HMS Lily (1837), a 16-gun Racer-class brig launched in 1837, converted to coal hulk C29 in 1860, renamed C15 and sold in 1908.
* HMS Lily (1861), a 4-gun Cormorant-class gunvessel launched in 1861 and broken up in 1867.
* HMS Lily (1874), a 3-gun Arab-class gunvessel launched in 1874 and wrecked off Labrador in 1889.
* HMS Lily (1915), an Acacia-class sloop launched in 1915, converted to a depot ship in 1923, renamed Vulcan II. She was renamed Adamant II in 1930 and sold the same year.
# Common Manageability Programming Interface

The Common Manageability Programming Interface (CMPI, also called Common Management Programming Interface) is an open standard that defines a programming interface between a WBEM server and WBEM providers.

## Overview

The CMPI standard is defined by the CMPI Working Group of The Open Group and is implementation neutral.
The CMPI programming interface is defined for the C programming language. Its C header files are enabled for C++. In addition, there are C++ utility macros that allow accessing the interface in a way that is more typical to C++.
Each release of the cmpi specification is accompanied by a set of C-language header files that represent the implementation of the interface. Normally these files are incorporated into each of the WBEM servers that provide this interface. However, the header files are also available independently for each release.
As of CMPI 2.1, these header files are available on GitHub in the CMPI GitHub Project. Also as of CMPI 2.1 the CMIP interface documentation is also available as a GitHub website at CMPI API documentation on GitHub.

## Benefits

Before the introduction of CMPI, each WBEM server implementation had its own specific programming interface for CIM providers (e.g. WMI COM API, OpenPegasus C++ API, OpenWBEM C++ API, etc.). CMPI allows CIM providers to be developed that are mostly or completely agnostic to the type of WBEM server they are being used with. Therefore, CMPI providers can be deployed across a variety of operating environments with no or minimal adaptation work. This protects the investment in these CIM providers.

## Standards development

The original input to the CMPI standard was submitted by IBM to The Open Group in 2003. Along with the submission, an implementation was conducted as part of the SBLIM project.
In late 2004, CMPI V1.0 was released by The Open Group as a Technical Standard. A major update (V2.0 was released in late 2006). A backward compatible but significant extension of the specification was released in February 2016.
The current version of CMPI is V2.1 (released February 2016).

## List of products or projects supporting CMPI

Note: The following list is likely incomplete. Please help to complete the list.

### WBEM servers

* OpenPegasus
* Small Footprint CIM Broker (SFCB)
* WS J WBEM Server
* OpenWBEM
* ESXi CIM broker

### WBEM providers

* SBLIM CMPI providers for Linux
* XenSource CMPI providers for Xen
* CMPI providers for libvirt/KVM
* CIM support on IBM z/OS 1.10
* CIM support on IBM AIX 6.1

### Tools

* Extensible CIM UML Tooling Environment (ECUTE)
* CIMPLE Provider Development Environment (SimpleWBEM)
* Konkret CMPI
* OpenDRIM C++ Template
# José Marín de Velasco

José Marín de Velasco was a Governor of Chiloé in the early 18th century. He was named Royal Governor of Chiloé by the King of Spain in 1708 by doing a monetary contribution—or in other words de facto purchasing the office.

## Conflict with Garzón and Huilliche rebellion

During his governance his authority was challenged by captain Alejandro Garzón Garaicochea who claimed he too was governor. Garzón presented a letter from the Royal Governor of Chile Juan Andrés de Ustariz to the cabildo of Castro where he was assigned governor in case of Marín's absence. Garzón interpreted that as he being the governor in Calbuco when Marín was in Chacao, and governor in Chacao when Marín was in Castro. Marín ordered Garzón to meet him at the fort of Chacao in 1712, if not his actions were to be considered treason towards the king. When Garzón did not compel with the order Marín gathered the cavalry of Chacao and requested the aid of the militia of Castro. Garzón chose to leave Calbuco with "all the soldiers of the fort and 40 indios reyunos" and travelled to Central Chile via the Nahuel Huapi route.
Local Huilliches took advantage of the conflicts among the Spaniards and the weakening of the forces caused by Garzón's departure and launched a considerable rebellion.
Marín's with the aid of Spaniards and loyal Indians repressed rebellion.

## Suspension and restitution

Garzón accused Marín of triggering the rebellion by abusing the indigenous peoples. In face of the events and Garzón's accusation Ustariz sent Pedro de Molina Vasconcelos as judge to the Governorate of Chiloé. Molina destituted Marín as governor. Molina found Marín guilty among other things of allowing the kidnapping of children, and allowing abuses of the Encomienda system. The 1715 trial of residence of Ustariz changed the situation as Ustariz was accused of having supported Garzón's insubordination and protecting him afterwards. This done, Marín was reconstituted as Royal Governor of Chiloé in 1715.
# Tamask, Dabudasht

Tamesk-e etayan (Persian: تمسک عطایان; also known as Tamesk-e Pā’īn)
# Janaki Medical College

Janaki Medical College and Teaching Hospital is a medical college located near Janakpur in the Dhanusha District of Nepal.

## History

The college was established in 2003 with an annual intake of 80 students a year to a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery program. In addition to its Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery program, the college also offers nursing courses at an affordable fee structure. In 2020, the college created a Post Graduate program in department of Surgery and department of Emergency Medicine.

## Operations

The college operates two hospitals: a smaller 150 bed hospital in Ramaidaiya Bhawadi and a large 350+ bed hospital at Bramhapuri, Janakpur, Nepal. It provides healthcare education in association with Tribhuvan University Institute of Medicine and regulated by Nepal Medical Council. It is managed by the Ram Janaki Health Foundation which is registered under the Nepalese Companies Act.

## Programs

The college offers following programs:
* Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS)
* Post Graduate - MD/MS
* Bachelor of Nursing

## Hospital services

There are two hospitals. Both offer following services:
* Outpatient department
* Inpatient department
* Emergency
* Occupational therapy services
* Coronary care
* Intensive care
* Neonatal intensive care
* Laboratory
* X-rays
* Ultrasonography
* CT scans
* Magnetic resonance imaging
* Electrocardiography
# Požegrmac

Požegrmac is a village in the municipality of Priboj, Serbia. According to the 2002 census, the village has a population of 188 people.
# Martyrs Memorial Monument

Martyrs Memorial Monument is a monument built in Bahir Dar, Ethiopia, in memory of the Amhara people who gave their life fighting against the Derg dictatorship. It was also on the logo of the Amhara National Democratic Movement before its demise and the establishment of the Prosperity Party by PM Abiy Ahmed in 2019.
# Japanese Indian

Indian Japanese or Japanese Indian may be:
* India–Japan relations
* Japanese people in India
* Japanese language education in India
* Indians in Japan
# Chidliak Kimberlite Province

The Chidliak Kimberlite Province is located in the Hall Peninsula of southern Baffin Island, Nunavut, Canada. The first kimberlite there was discovered in July 2008 during exploration conducted by BHP Billiton and Peregrine Diamonds Ltd. By 2012, more than 60 kimberlites had been found, seven of which included some gem-quality diamonds. De Beers Group completed acquisition of Peregrine Diamonds in 2018.
The kimberlites at Chidliak are hosted in Archean metamorphic rocks. They occur both as pipes and as steeply dipping sheets that were emplaced between 138 and 156 Ma (million years ago).
# Common Look and Feel

The Government of Canada's Common Look and Feel (CLF) Standards for the Internet governed the branding, usability & accessibility standards for its websites and web applications from 2000 - 2010. It comprised the following four parts, now rescinded:
* Part 1: Standard on Web Addresses- i.e. tbs-sct.gc.ca
* Part 2: Standard on the Accessibility, Interoperability and Usability of Web sites - coding practices for accessibility
* Part 3: Standard on Common Web Page Formats – to create a common look and feel of Web pages so that they could be easily identified as belonging to the Government of Canada
* Part 4: Standard on Email – for consistent identification of government employees

## Government of Canada Web Standards

The Common Look and Feel (CLF) Standards for the Internet have been replaced with four Web Standards that incorporate current web practices such as WCAG 2.0, as well as designing for a plethora of devices, browsers and assistive technologies through which people navigate the Web.
As of 2014, the Government of Canada Web Standards consist of the following four mandatory policies:
* Standard on Web Accessibility (in effect: August 1, 2011)
* Standard on Web Usability (in effect: September 28, 2011)
* Standard on Web Interoperability (in effect: July 1, 2012)
* Standard on Optimizing Websites and Applications for Mobile Devices (in effect: April 1, 2013)

## History

In 2000, the Canadian CLF 1.0 standard was implemented and government departments had almost two years to make their sites compliant.
In 2007, the Canadian CLF standard was revised and a 2.0 version was released. Government of Canada organizations were given two years to comply.
In 2010, the Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat announced that CLF 2.0 would be replaced by four Web Standards to:
* take into account the most recent version of internationally accepted Web content accessibility guidelines;
* increase flexibility of Website layout and design;
* enable institutions to incorporate the use of innovative and emerging technologies to their online information and services.
With various concerns having been raised over problems created by the CLF requirements, future versions of the standard may see significant changes.
# Jan Drapentier

Jan Drapentier (fl. 1674–1713), was an engraver.
Drapentier was the son of D. Drapentier or Drappentier, a native of Dordrecht, who engraved some medals commemorative of the great events connected with the reign of William III and Mary II, and also a print with the arms of the governors of Dordrecht, published by Mathias Balen in his Beschryving van Dordrecht (1677). Jan Drapentier seems to have come to England and worked as an engraver of portraits and frontispieces for the booksellers. These, which are of no very great merit, include portraits of William Hooper (1674), Sir James Dyer (1675), Richard Baxter, the Earl of Athlone, Viscount Dundee, Henry Sacheverell, the seven bishops, and others.
He is probably identical with the Johannes Drapentier who by his wife, Dorothea Tucker, was father of a son Johannes, baptised at the Dutch Church, Austin Friars, on 7 October 1694. He was largely employed in engraving views of the country seats of the gentry, &c., in Hertfordshire for Henry Chauncy's Antiquities of Hertfordshire (published in 1700). Later in life he seems to have returned to Dordrecht, where a Jan Drapentier became engraver to the mint, and engraved several medals commemorative of the peace of Ryswick and other important events down to the treaty of Utrecht in 1713. He also engraved an allegorical broadside commemorating the latter event. An engraving of the House of Commons in 1690 is signed 'F. Drapentier sculpsit.'
# Ilex hualgayoca

Ilex hualgayoca is a species of tree in the family Aquifoliaceae. It is native to South America, being found at heights up to 2,900 metres (9,500 ft). It grows to a height of about 4 metres (13 ft).
# Ian Moore (album)

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Ian Moore is the eponymous debut album by Ian Moore and was released in 1993 (see 1993 in music).

## Track listing

All songs by Ian Moore, except where noted.
* "Nothing" - 5:16
* "Revelation" - 4:34
* "Satisfied" - 4:15
* "Blue Sky" - 5:56
* "Not in Vain" - 5:16 (Ian Moore, Chris White, Michael Villegas)
* "Harlem" - 4:57
* "How Does it Feel" - 5:02
* "Deliver Me" - 6:16 (Ian Moore, Chris White)
* "How Long" - 4:27 (Ian Moore, Michael Dan Ehmig)
* "Please God" - 4:47
* "Carry On" - 5:43

## Personnel

* Ian Moore - vocals, guitars
* Chris White - bass
* Bukka Allen - piano, organ, clavinet
* Michael Villegas - drums
with:
* Barry Beckett - keyboards, organ
* Reese Wynans - B-3 organ on "Satisfied" and "Please God"
* Justin Niebank - percussion
* Donna McElroy, Justin Niebank, Kathy Burdick, Kelli Bruce, Kim Fleming, Yvonne Hodges - backing vocals
# Remigny

Remigny or Rémigny may refer to the following places:

## in France

* Remigny, Aisne, a commune in the department of Aisne
* Remigny, Saône-et-Loire, a commune in the department of Saône-et-Loire
# Požeženo

Požeženo (Serbian Cyrillic: Пожежено) is a village in the municipality of Veliko Gradište, Serbia. According to the 2002 census, the village has a population of 799 people.
# HTC Startrek

The HTC Startrek is HTC's first clamshell smartphone. It is sold as the Qtek 8500, the Orange SPV F600, Dopod S300, the i-mate Smartflip, Cingular 3100, Cingular 3125, and the HTC S411 in Brazil.
The Cingular 3100 and 3125 have more ROM and an extended battery. The difference between the two Cingular models is the 3100 does not have a camera while the 3125 does.
The Startrek runs Windows Mobile 5.0 for Smartphones. The Startrek has successfully been upgraded to Windows Mobile 6/6.1 and 6.5 using various non-stock ROMs - however the 6.5 ROMs available are a varying mixture of Chinese and English languages. It has also been overclocked to a stable maximum of 263 MHz without system problems on certain ROMs (most will support 252 MHz overclock).
There are numerous reports across the internet that the external display on this device will stop functioning with no apparent physical damage. HTC and Cingular will not acknowledge the problem, leaving customers stuck with a defective phone or a repair bill costing more than the purchase price. Archived 2007-10-30 at the Wayback Machine Archived 2007-09-27 at the Wayback Machine
Also some models allegedly suffer from a case of bad microphone settings, making it near impossible to hear; in that case the phone may need a ROM update.

## Specifications (for Cingular 3125)

Size: 98 mm (l) x 51 mm (w) x 16 mm (d) Weight: 108.5 g with battery Operating System: Windows Mobile 5.0 for Smartphones Processor: TI OMAP 850 195 MHz Memory: 128 MB ROM, 64 MB RAM Extra storage: MicroSD Operating Frequency: GSM 850/900/1800/1900 MHz Cellular data: EDGE Class 10 Camera: 1.3-megapixel CMOS Screens: 2.2 inch internal LCD, 1.2 inch external Data transfer: Bluetooth 1.2, USB 1.1 Battery: 1100 mA·h

## Specifications (for Dopod S300)

Size: 98.5 mm (l) x 51.4 mm (w) x 15.8 mm (d) Weight: 99 g with battery Operating System: Windows Mobile 5.0 for Smartphones Processor: TI OMAP 850 195 MHz Memory: 64 MB ROM, 64 MB RAM Extra storage: MicroSD Operating Frequency: GSM 850/900/1800/1900 MHz Cellular data: EDGE Class 10 Camera: 1.3-megapixel CMOS Screens: 2.2 inch internal LCD, 1.2 inch external Data transfer: Bluetooth 1.2, USB 1.1 Battery: 750 mA·h
# Nevada Gulch

Nevada Gulch (elevation 5,289 feet (1,612 m)) is a valley in Lawrence County, South Dakota, in the United States.
Nevada Gulch took its name from the U.S. state of Nevada.
# Jamir Garcia

Vladimir "Jamir" Salenga Garcia (5 September 1978 – 26 November 2020) was a Filipino musician best known as the lead vocalist of the nu metal band Slapshock.

## Slapshock

The band was formed during the University of the Philippines Fair on 14 February 1997, which was also their first ever gig. By early 1998, original singer Reynold Munsayac had left, and Garcia was brought in to replace him. The band's name came from guitar plucking and chord-slapping techniques that characterized the nu-metal sound. Rap-funk-punk-metal fusion band the Red Hot Chili Peppers was a significant influence. Their album 4th Degree Burn reached platinum status. "We started at a young age, and now we've matured. We evolved on our own. We don't confine ourselves to what is the mode today," Garcia claimed.Kinse Kalibre, their last album under PolyEast Records, was released in 2011. The group produced the album themselves. They received a nomination for Best Artist from MTV Asia, and were awarded Band of the Year by NU 107 in 2001, 2002, and 2003. They also received the Best Album Packaging award for Novena in 2002. Some of their songs are considered hardcore in genre.
Slapshock performed at the Dubai Desert Rock Festival on March 7, 2008, with Korn, Machine Head, Velvet Revolver, Muse, and Marky Ramone of the Ramones. "It was very fulfilling; we saw the bands that we idolize. We were inspired to write new materials. We became a band because of them," said Garcia. Though they sang a Tagalog song, the audience liked their music.

## Other work

In 2012, Garcia and apl.de.ap collaborated on the theme song for the movie El Presidente, which won Best Theme Song in the 2012 Metro Manila Film Festival.
In 2018, Garcia collaborated with the hip-hop group Chinese Mafia on the song "Laban" from the official soundtrack of the film We Will Not Die Tonight.

## Social issues

Slapshock was vocal about with its stance on issues facing Filipinos. "We get affected because we pay taxes to the government, then they can't even protect us," Garcia said.

## Death

On November 26, 2020, Garcia committed suicide by hanging in Quezon City. He was brought to Metro North Medical Center and Hospital, where he was declared dead.

## Slapshock discography

* 4th Degree Burn (PolyEast Records, 1999)
* Headtrip (PolyEast Records, 2001)
* Project 11-41 (PolyEast Records, 2002)
* Novena (PolyEast Records, 2004)
* Silence (PolyEast Records, 2006)
* Cariño Brutal (PolyEast Records, 2009)
* Kinse Kalibre (PolyEast Records, 2011)
* Night Owls (BMBX, 2014)
* Atake (Alley Road Records, 2017)
# Ilex huachamacariana

Ilex huachamacariana is a species of plant in the family Aquifoliaceae. It is endemic to Venezuela.