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# Mucho Gusto (horse)

Mucho Gusto (foaled April 26, 2016) is an American Thoroughbred racehorse who won the 2020 Pegasus World Cup.

## Racing career

Mucho Gusto's first race was on September 20, 2018 at Los Alamitos Race Course where he came in first. His next race was the Grade 3 Bob Hope Stakes, on November 17, 2018, where he also came in first. He finished his 2018 season with a second place finish at the Grade 1 Los Alamitos Futurity.
Mucho Gusto began his 2019 season on February 2 with a win in the Grade 3 Robert B. Lewis Stakes. On May 18, he picked up a win at the Grade 3 Lazaro Barrera Memorial Stakes. He then picked up another win the month after by winning the Affirmed Stakes. On July 20, he finished second in the Grade 1 Haskell Invitational, and on August 24, he finished third in the Grade 1 Travers Stakes. His final race of the season was a fourth place finish in the September 29 Oklahoma Derby.
He began his 2020 season with the biggest win of his career by winning his first Grade 1 race, the Pegasus World Cup. His next start was the $20 million Saudi Cup, where he finished third. He didn't record any workouts until October at Los Alamitos Race Course where he ran a leisurely 3 furlongs.
In the 2020 World's Best Racehorse Rankings, Mucho Gusto was rated on 118, making him the equal 80th best racehorse in the world.

## Pedigree

Pedigree of Mucho Gusto (USA), 2016 :
| Sire Mucho Macho Man (USA) 2008 | Macho Uno (USA) 1998 | Holy Bull | Great Above |
| Sire Mucho Macho Man (USA) 2008 | Macho Uno (USA) 1998 | Holy Bull | Sharon Brown |
| Sire Mucho Macho Man (USA) 2008 | Macho Uno (USA) 1998 | Primal Force | Blushing Groom |
| Sire Mucho Macho Man (USA) 2008 | Macho Uno (USA) 1998 | Primal Force | Prime Prospect |
| Sire Mucho Macho Man (USA) 2008 | Ponche de Leona (USA) 1999 | Ponche | Two Punch |
| Sire Mucho Macho Man (USA) 2008 | Ponche de Leona (USA) 1999 | Ponche | Street Ballet |
| Sire Mucho Macho Man (USA) 2008 | Ponche de Leona (USA) 1999 | Perfect And Proud | Nonparrell |
| Sire Mucho Macho Man (USA) 2008 | Ponche de Leona (USA) 1999 | Perfect And Proud | Proud Sal |
| Dam Itsagiantcauseway (USA) 2007 | Giant's Causeway (USA) 1997 | Storm Cat | Storm Bird |
| Dam Itsagiantcauseway (USA) 2007 | Giant's Causeway (USA) 1997 | Storm Cat | Terlingua |
| Dam Itsagiantcauseway (USA) 2007 | Giant's Causeway (USA) 1997 | Mariah's Storm | Rahy |
| Dam Itsagiantcauseway (USA) 2007 | Giant's Causeway (USA) 1997 | Mariah's Storm | Immense |
| Dam Itsagiantcauseway (USA) 2007 | Countervail (USA) 2001 | Seeking the Gold | Mr. Prospector |
| Dam Itsagiantcauseway (USA) 2007 | Countervail (USA) 2001 | Seeking the Gold | Con Game |
| Dam Itsagiantcauseway (USA) 2007 | Countervail (USA) 2001 | Strike A Balance | Green Dancer |
| Dam Itsagiantcauseway (USA) 2007 | Countervail (USA) 2001 | Strike A Balance | Strike a Pose (family: A29) |
# Milton, Australia

Milton, Australia, may refer to:
* Milton, New South Wales
* Milton, Queensland
# The Montclarion

The Montclarion may refer to:
* the student newspaper of Montclair State University
* a weekly newspaper published in Montclair, Oakland, California by the East Bay Times
# Neptuno (ship)

Neptuno may refer to a number of ships named for Neptune, the god of freshwater and the sea in Roman mythology.
* Spanish ship Neptuno, a number of ships of the Spanish Navy
* NRP Neptuno (S162) (1944), a Portuguese submarine, formerly HMS Spearhead
* Neptuno (2015), a semi-submersible accommodation vessel
# Neptunoceras

Neptunoceras is an extinct genus of prehistoric nautiloids. The nautiloids are a subclass of shelled cephalopods that were once diverse and numerous but are now represented by only a handful of species.
# Dean Smith (disambiguation)

Dean Smith (1931–2015) was an American college basketball coach.
Dean Smith may also refer to:

## Politics

* Dean Smith (Australian politician) (born 1969), Australian senator
* Dean Smith (Canadian politician) (1928–2010), political figure in British Columbia, Canada

## Sports

* Dean Smith (sprinter) (1932–2023), American Olympic track and field athlete and stuntman
* Dean Barton-Smith (born 1967), Australian former decathlete
* Dean Smith (footballer, born 1971), English football player and, most recently, coach of Charlotte FC
* Dean Smith (footballer, born 1958) (1958–2009), English football player for Leicester City and Brentford
* Dean Smith (racing driver) (born 1988), British racing driver

## Other people

* Dean Smith (pilot) (1899–1987), American airmail pilot
* Dean Smith (engineer), Walter Byers Award winner
* Dean Smith (actor) (born 1990), starred in Waterloo Road
* Dean Wesley Smith (born 1950), science fiction author
* Dean Smith, title character of the Lucky Luke adventure published in French in 1976 as L'Empereur Smith, and in English in 2010 as Emperor Smith
# The Price

The Price may refer to:

## Television episodes

* "The Price" (Angel)
* "The Price", from season 7 of M*A*S*H
* "The Price" (Once Upon a Time)
* "The Price" (Prison Break)
* "The Price" (Star Trek: The Next Generation)

## Film

* The Price (1924 film), an Australian silent film
* The Price (1971 film), a TV play directed by Fielder Cook
* The Price (2017 film), an American drama

## Other

* The Price (play), by Arthur Miller
* The Price (graphic novel), by Jim Starlin
* "The Price", a short story by Neil Gaiman, originally published in his book Smoke and Mirrors
* "The Price" (song), by Twisted Sister
# Nereus Pharmaceuticals

Nereus Pharmaceuticals was a pharmaceutical company focused on the development of natural products from marine microbial and other natural sources into small molecule human therapeutics. The major disease area addressed by Nereus is cancer. Nereus was purchased by Triphase Research and Development in 2012.

## Drug discovery

Until 2004, Nereus used methods licensed from the University of California, San Diego to retrieve and cultivate marine microorganisms, particularly bacteria in the Actinomycetia class and organisms belonging to Kingdom Fungi. Since 2004, the company has focused on commercializing identified bioactive natural products. As of mid-2007, two compounds were being examined in Phase I clinical trials: NPI-2358 and NPI-0052.
* Plinabulin (NPI-2358) is a halimide derivative, halimide itself having been isolated from a member of genus Aspergillus. This compound appears to selectively disrupt tumour vasculature through interaction with microtubules.
* NPI-1342 (Acanthoic Acid analog, NPI-1302a-3) is a plant derived orally active small molecule that targets the NF_kB transcript factor pathway. It is significantly active against cancer and inflammatory diseases and is being developed for clinical testing in multiple myeloma and glioblastoma.
* Salinosporamide A (NPI-0052) is a natural product of Salinispora tropica, a member of the bacterial family Micromonosporaceae that was first isolated in 2002 and taxonomically identified genetically in 2005. NPI-0052 acts as a proteasome inhibitor.
# Neolamprologus modestus

Neolamprologus modestus is a species of cichlid endemic to Lake Tanganyika where it lives on rocky substrates in the southern portion of the lake. It breeds in areas with sandy substrates. Generally eating small snails, it also specializes on eating the eggs of Lamprichthys tanganicanus, a species of killifish. Males of this species can reach a length of 12 centimetres (4.7 in) TL while the females only grow to 10 centimetres (3.9 in) TL. This species can also be found in the aquarium trade.
# Jean Pastelot

Jean Amable Amédée Pastelot (1820, Moulins – 1870, Paris) was a 19th-century French painter and caricaturist.
Luigi Loir (1845–1916) worked for him from 1863.
# Nelson Batista

Nelson Batista is a Cuban salsa dancer.

## Early life

Nelson was born in 1962, in the Buena Vista neighbourhood of Havana. Cuban music was a part of Nelson's childhood, and through his life in Cuba, Latin dance became a family tradition, passed from father to son.
He trained in dance alongside his regular studies at specialised dance courses in the Casa de Cultura community centre.
He studied economics, and studied languages to a high level. After moving to England in the 1980s, he did some work for Dunn & Co., before taking up a serious career in Salsa dance.

## Career

In 1988 Nelson became actively involved in promoting and organising Latin dance and music activities in London. Nelson became the first Salsa dance instructor in London, to high acclaim.
As a result, he extended his classes to venues all over the country, thus establishing himself as the top Salsa dance teacher in the UK. Many of Nelson's students have since progressed to dance professionally and to teach Salsa themselves.
Nelson continues to contribute to the current thriving Salsa scene by teaching it in many venues around London and the Home Counties and by regularly holding intensive workshops all over the country. Nelson is considered to be the leading authority within this sphere, and he is also frequently called upon to act in an advisory role whenever authenticity or expert opinion is required. Most recently, after the official acknowledgement of the Salsa dance as an established dance form by the UKA (United Kingdom Alliance of teachers of dance), Nelson was awarded an Honorary Fellowship of the UKA in Salsa, along with Paul Harris and others.

## Media credits

In addition to his personal involvement in the Latin dance and music world, Nelson has performed in national theatre, having participated in the Danceworld 94 exposition. In 1992 he was called upon to choreograph and advise on the music for the production of Salsa Celestina at the Watford Theatre for which he received rave reviews. Throughout Nelson's career he has appeared in numerous TV programmes demonstrating and promoting Salsa Dance in London and the UK. He also participated in the Nelson Batista 'Just Dance 1998' show. Nelson's TV credits include: Juke Box 1990 (Sky TV); Capital Woman; 6 O’clock Live; Liz Earle's Lifestyle; Rear Window (Salsa Fever); The Great Escape TV-am; Esther Rantzen
Nelson has also been acclaimed in the national press, i.e. The Guardian, The Times, etc.; and also contributed to various Salsa and Latin dance orientated publications i.e. Latin London.

## Awards

* In 1998: Nelson Batista was awarded the title of Fellow of the UKA, for having established and developed Salsa dancing throughout the country since 1989.
* In 2003: Nelson received a Salsa Lifetime Achievement Award from the largest Salsa organisation in the country: Salsa UK, in recognition of his outstanding contribution to the establishment and growth of Salsa dancing throughout the UK.
* In 2005: Nelson received an award from Mambo City organisation in appreciation to his contribution to Salsa in the UK.
# One Mississippi (J Church album)

One Mississippi is an album by the pop-punk band J Church, released in 2000.

## Production

Founding bassist Gardner Maxam departed the band before recordings sessions began. Adam Pfahler played drums on One Mississippi. Frontman Lance Hahn had told Fat Wreck Chords that the album would be full of short, standard punk songs; he instead submitted a double album that incorporated a variety of musical styles.

## Critical reception

Professional ratings :
| Review scores ||
| Source | Rating |
| AllMusic | |
| The San Diego Union-Tribune | |
| Martin C. Strong | 5/10 |
The Palm Beach Post wrote: "Mixing elements of classic REM and Guided By Voices with its own punk style, the group is in top form ... Some of the tracks, 'No Jazz' and 'Quickstep', sound like instant classics." Creative Loafing deemed the album "shot through with acoustic piano, finely drawn character studies and those brainy namechecks, all tucked slyly within the safe confines of pop-punk."
AllMusic thought that "the group tumbles through everything from straight punk anthems to atypical marching-style progressions ... Hahn's vocals on this release sound even better than usual, and whether he's pushing the limit with a scream or two or singing quietly over a subdued acoustic guitar, his sharp wit and smooth delivery make for a highly engaging listen." PopMatters determined that the album "sounds like the band’s magnum opus: a sprawling, deeply personal masterpiece in the vein of other outsized classics like Hüsker Dü's Zen Arcade."

## Track listing

* "No Jazz"
* "New York Times Book Review"
* "The Track"
* "Where the Trains Go"
* "Sunshine"
* "Quickstep"
* "Your Mother"
* "She Says"
* "Never Happy"
* "She's So Mean"
* "Diet Coke"
* "Imaginary Friends"
* "Anybody"
* "I Reach for Her Hand"
* "The Doctor"
* "Cut the Shit"
* "Leni Riefenstahl's Tinder Box"
* "Sadie Mae Glutz"
* "Jane, Vanessa and I"
* "Gulf Breeze, Florida"
* "The Devil and I"
* "Rich and Young and Dumb"
* "J Church Sucks"
* "Reaching for Thoreau"
* "Christmas Lights"
* "Stars Are Exploding"

## Personnel

* Lance Hahn (vocals, guitar, piano)
* Adam Pfahler (drums, percussion)
* Jeff Bursley (bass guitar)
* Kelly Green (guest vocals on "The Track" and "Sunshine")
# La Délivrande War Cemetery

La Délivrande war cemetery is a Second World War cemetery of Commonwealth soldiers in France, located 14 km (8.7 mi) north of Caen, Normandy. The cemetery contains 943 commonwealth war graves and 180 German war graves.

## History

The majority of the soldiers interred in the cemetery were killed on D-Day, 6 June 1944 and the following weeks as the Allies advanced south towards Caen. There are a number of burials of soldiers killed on Sword Beach – especially from the sectors Oboe and Peter.
The cemetery has a number of double headstones marked with "BURIED NEAR THIS SPOT".

## Photographs

* Entrance to the war cemetery
* Sacrificial cross in the cemetery
* Double headstone
* Graves and cross

## Location

The cemetery is 14 km north of Caen on the D.7.
# Punoševac

Punoševac (Serbian Cyrillic: Пунoшeвaц) is a Serbian surname. Notable people with the surname include:
* Dušan Punoševac (born 1991), Serbian footballer
* Bratislav Punoševac (born 1987), Serbian footballer
# Palmar ligament

A palmar ligament is one of several ligaments in or near the palm of the hand:
* Palmar radiocarpal ligament
* Palmar carpal ligament
* Palmar plate
# Paradise Lust

Paradise Lust: Searching for the Garden of Eden is a 2011 book by Brook Wilensky-Lanford that discusses efforts to locate the Garden of Eden.
Wilensky-Lanford writes that more people began to search for the garden to reassert the truth of the Bible after the advent of Darwinism. The book focuses on 20th-century individuals who have sought to locate the garden. Wilensky-Lanford profiles several individuals who have discussed the location of the garden, including William Fairfield Warren and the author(s) of The Urantia Book. Paradise Lust also discusses the work of archaeologist Juris Zarins.
Associated Press writer Carl Hartman applauded the book as "witty and exhaustively researched", though he notes that the title could confuse readers. (Wilensky-Lanford chose the book's title as a reference to Paradise Lost by John Milton, not to indicate sexual content.) Writing in The New York Times, Andrea Wulf praised the book as an "enjoyable parade of oddities" that is an "appealing mix of serious research and tongue-in-cheek humor", but noted that it occasionally felt like a repetitive list of bizarre characters.
# Pirgula delicata

Pirgula delicata is a moth of the subfamily Lymantriinae. It is found in eastern Madagascar.
The male of this species has a wingspan of 26 mm. Head and front are white, thorax clear straw yellow, antennae white with yellow pectinations, abdomen straw yellow. The wings are white with few scales. On the forewings there are two V-shaped fine black lines open to the base. A little black spot at the base. Hindwings with not connected black spots in V-shape. This species is close to Pirgula polyopha Collenette, 1959 from which it can be distinguished by the black lines that are much more developed at P.polyopha.
The holotype was found near Moramanga.
# Nicole Aubrey

Nicole Aubrey or Obry (circa 1550 – fl. 1565) was a young married French woman, 15 or 16 years of age, who was publicly exorcised in 1566 in the French city of Laon. Occurring during the French Wars of Religion, the so-called Miracle of Laon was almost immediately seized upon for polemic by proponents of the Counter-Reformation, and it is from those polemics that the account survives.

## Events leading up to the exorcism

In the aftermath of the Edict of Amboise, tensions between Catholics and Huguenots remained high in France, including in the city of Laon, which lay in the domain of the Prince of Conde, a Protestant.
In November 1565, Nicole Obry, a resident of Vervins, became so sick she was unable to eat, and claimed to be possessed by an evil spirit that she thought was the ghost of her deceased grandfather. Her family obtained the services of a Dominican priest, Pierre de la Motte, who attempted to exorcise the young woman. He rid her of a number of demons, who promptly "fled to Geneva", the center of the Calvinist movement. The chief demon, however, who identified himself as "Beelzebub, the Prince of the Huguenots", refused to leave for any personage less than the Bishop of Laon.
On 4 January 1566 Bishop Jean de Bours arrived in Vervins but was unable to exorcise the demon. On 29 January the Bishop led a procession to the cathedral of Laon, where the demon engaged in a theological discourse with the Bishop, alleging that the Huguenots were cruel and infidel, that they stole the communion wafer, cut it up, boiled it, and burned the pieces. According to "Beelzebub", the Huguenots would do more evil to Jesus Christ than the Jews had done. After daily processions to the cathedral, on 8 February, the "miracle of Laon" occurred when the bishop held up the Holy Eucharist, and drove the remaining demons from Obry's body.

## Effect on the Wars of Religion

Within months of the event, multiple eyewitness accounts had been published and spread throughout Europe. For Catholics, the exorcism was a miracle and proof of the real presence of Christ in the Eucharist: a refutation of Protestant heresy. For Protestants, the event was believed to be a hoax, and Louis, the Prince of Conde imprisoned Obry until he was ordered to free her by Charles IX.
Louis, believing that persecution of Protestants was imminent, attempted to overthrow Charles, and war broke out again.

## Sources

* Backus, Irena Dorota, Guillaume Postel et Jean Boulaese: De Summopere (1566) et Le Miracle De Laon (1566) (Droz 1995).
* Kuntz, Marion, Guillaume Postel: Prophet of the Restitution of All Things, His Life and Thought (Martinus Nijhoff 1981).
* Pearl, Jonathan L., The Crime of Crimes. Demonology and politics in France 1560-1620 (Waterloo 1999) 43-45.
* Biography
* Catholicism
* France
# Saint-Sébastien-de-Raids

Saint-Sébastien-de-Raids (French pronunciation:) is a commune in the Manche department in Normandy in north-western France.
# Dirt Road in 'Em

"Dirt Road In 'Em" is a song recorded by Canadian country artist Aaron Pritchett. The track was written by Troy Johnson, Justin Sherman, and Jack Williams. It was the lead single off Pritchett's seventh studio album The Score. The song won "Single of the Year" at the 2016 British Columbia Country Music Awards.

## Background

Pritchett was raised in Kitimat, British Columbia. He remarked that the song gave him "that feeling of being on back roads, hanging out with friends and really doing nothing much of anything, just enjoying life".

## Accolades

| Year | Award | Category | Result | Ref |
| 2016 | British Columbia Country Music Association | Single of the Year | Won | |
| 2016 | British Columbia Country Music Association | Video of the Year | Won | |

## Commercial performance

"Dirt Road In 'Em" reached a peak of number six on the Billboard Canada Country chart dated June 18, 2016, spending 20 weeks on the chart in total. It was Pritchett's first top ten hit in seven years since his song "Hell Bent for Buffalo" in 2009. The song has been certified Gold by Music Canada.

## Music video

The official music video for "Dirt Road In 'Em" premiered on April 29, 2016. It won "Video of the Year" at the 2016 British Columbia Country Music Awards.

## Charts

| Chart (2016) | Peak position |
| Canada Country (Billboard) | 6 |

## Certifications

| Region | Certification | Certified units/sales |
| Canada (Music Canada) | Gold | 40,000$^‡$ |
| $^‡$ Sales+streaming figures based on certification alone. |||
# Distributed ray tracing

Distributed ray tracing, also called distribution ray tracing and stochastic ray tracing, is a refinement of ray tracing that allows for the rendering of "soft" phenomena.
Conventional ray tracing uses single rays to sample many different domains. For example, when the color of an object is calculated, ray tracing might send a single ray to each light source in the scene. This leads to sharp shadows, since there is no way for a light source to be partially occluded (another way of saying this is that all lights are point sources and have zero area). Conventional ray tracing also typically spawns one reflection ray and one transmission ray per intersection. As a result, reflected and transmitted images are perfectly (and usually unrealistically) sharp.
Distributed ray tracing removes these restrictions by averaging multiple rays distributed over an interval. For example, soft shadows can be rendered by distributing shadow rays over the light source area. Glossy or blurry reflections and transmissions can be rendered by distributing reflection and transmission rays over a solid angle about the mirror reflection or transmission direction. Adding "soft" phenomena to ray-traced images in this way can improve realism immensely, since the sharp phenomena rendered by conventional ray tracing are almost never seen in reality.
More advanced effects are also possible using the same framework. For instance, depth of field can be achieved by distributing ray origins over the lens area. In an animated scene, motion blur can be simulated by distributing rays in time. Distributing rays in the spectrum allows for the rendering of dispersion effects, such as rainbows and prisms.
Mathematically, in order to evaluate the rendering equation, one must evaluate several integrals. Conventional ray tracing estimates these integrals by sampling the value of the integrand at a single point in the domain, which is a very bad approximation, except for narrow domains. Distributed ray tracing samples the integrand at many randomly chosen points and averages the results to obtain a better approximation. It is essentially an application of the Monte Carlo method to 3D computer graphics, and for this reason is also called "stochastic ray tracing". Path tracing is a rendering technique that combines all of these integration domains into a single, high-dimensional domain and samples it in a unified way.

## Integration domains

* Soft shadows
* Anti-aliasing
* Glossy reflection
* Glossy transmission
* Depth of field
* Motion blur
* Spectral rendering
The term distributed ray tracing also refers to the application of distributed computing techniques to ray tracing. Two resolutions to this ambiguity are the term distribution ray tracing for the rendering technique, or the term parallel ray tracing in reference to parallel computing.