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# Muhammad Mahfuzur Rahman

Muhammad Mahfuzur Rahman OSP, rcds, ndc, afwc, psc, PhD (born 1 December 1961) is a retired three star general and former principal staff officer of the Armed Forces Division.

## Early life and education

He was born on 1 December 1961 in Rajshahi district. He was a cadet of Jhenidah cadet college. In 1981 he graduated from Bangladesh Military Academy and was commissioned from 5th Long Course into the Corps of Infantry. He completed further studies in Staff College and Armed Forces War Course at Mirpur. He is a former adjutant general at army headquarters.
He is a graduate of Defence Services Command and Staff College and Armed Forces War Course, Mirpur Bangladesh. He is also an alumnus of National Defence College, India (New Delhi) and Royal College of Defence Studies, UK (London). He completed master's degrees in defence studies (MDS), war studies (MWS) and business administration (MBA). He has also obtained an M.Phil. from Madras University, India and PhD from Jahangirnagar University, Bangladesh.
He has edited a book, Indo-Bangladesh Trade Relations, and his second book, Non-Traditional Security Strategy for Addressing Trans-border Crime in Bangladesh, is awaiting publication.

## Military career

He commanded one infantry battalion, two infantry brigades and one infantry division of the Bangladesh Army. He has served as brigade major and
general staff officer grade one and director military operations in the headquarters of the Bangladesh Army. He has also served as instructor in the Bangladesh Military Academy, directing the Staff of War Course at the National Defence College. He has also served as a commandant in Defence Service Command & Staff College and commandant in the School of Infantry & Tactics of the Bangladesh Army. He has served as the Adjutant General of the Bangladesh Army and vice chairman of Trust Bank.

### UN mission

Rahman has served in peace support operations under United Nations in Mozambique and Sierra-Leone.
# List of office supply companies in the United States

The following is an incomplete list of office-supply companies in the United States.

## 0–9

* 3M

## A–M

* A. B. Dick Company (defunct since 2004)
* A. T. Cross Company
* ACCO Brands
* Alliance Rubber Company
* Avery Dennison
* Blackfeet Indian Writing Company (defunct)
* Bostitch
* Esterbrook (defunct since 1971)
* Eversharp (defunct)
* J. K. Gill Company (defunct since 1999)
* InkStop (2004–2009)
* Kardex Group

## N–Z

* Office 1 Superstore
* Office Depot
* OfficeMax
* Office Zone
* Pendaflex
* Paper Mate
* Parker Pen Company
* Pitney Bowes
* Prime office supply
* Quill Corporation
* ReStockIt
* Sawyer's (defunct)
* Sheaffer
* Standard Adding Machine Company (~1892–1921)
* Staples Inc.
* Swingline
* Victor Technology
* Waterman pens
* W. B. Mason
* Westcott scissors and rulers
* Western Tablet and Stationery Company, Building No. 2 (defunct)
# Castle of Sand

Castle of Sand (砂の器, Suna no utsuwa) is a 1974 Japanese police procedural film directed by Yoshitarō Nomura, based on the novel Suna no Utsuwa by Seicho Matsumoto.

## Plot

The film tells the tale of two detectives, Imanishi (Tetsuro Tamba) and Yoshimura (Kensaku Morita), tasked with tracking down the murderer of an old man, found bludgeoned to death in a rail yard. When the identity of the old man can't be determined, the investigation focuses on the only other clue: a scrap of conversation overheard at a bar between the old man and a younger one. A witness recalls the cryptic phrases "Kameda did this" and "Kameda doesn't change."
This sets off a wide-ranging investigation that covers vast swaths of geography, changing social mores, and time. The investigation ends with an emotional and heartbreaking conclusion, all the more shattering because the reason for the crime no longer exists in the world.

## Cast

* Tetsuro Tamba – Detective Eitaro Imanishi
* Go Kato – Eiryo Waga/Hideo Motoura
* Kensaku Morita – Detective Hiroshi Yoshimura
* Yoko Shimada – Rieko Takagi
* Karin Yamaguchi – Sachiko Tadokoro
* Ken Ogata – Kenichi Miki
* Seiji Matsuyama – Shokichi Miki
* Yoshi Katō – Chiyokichi Motoura
* Chishū Ryū – Kojuro Kirihara
* Taketoshi Naito
* Yoshio Inaba
* Shin Saburi – Shigeyoshi Tadokoro
* Kinzō Shin

## Awards

* 1975 Kinema Junpo Award
** Best Screenplay (Shinobu Hashimoto and Yōji Yamada)
* Readers' Choice Award
** Best Japanese Film Director (Yoshitaro Nomura)
* 1975 Mainichi Film Concours
** Best Director (Yoshitaro Nomura)
** Best Film (Yoshitaro Nomura)
** Best Film Score (Kosuke Sugano )
** Best Screenplay (Shinobu Hashimoto and Yōji Yamada)
* 9th Moscow International Film Festival
** Diploma (Yoshitaro Nomura)
** Nominated for Golden Prize (Yoshitaro Nomura).
# Pasqualino Lolordo

Pasquale Lolordo (1887 – January 8, 1929), also known as Pasqualino or "Patsy", was an Italian-born American Mafia boss from Ribera, Sicily, and head of the Chicago chapter of the Unione Siciliana, a "front" organization for the Mafia. Lolordo was considered one of the most powerful Mafia bosses during the late 1920s.
Lolordo succeeded Antonio "The Scourge" Lombardo, an associate of Al Capone, as chapter president. Lombardo had been killed only months before after he refused to turn the presidency over to Mafia mobster Joe Aiello. Lolordo was supported by the national Unione Siciliana president, Frankie Yale, in New York. Some speculate that Lolordo wanted to reform the organization like another former chapter leader, Mike Merlo.
Lolordo did not have sufficient time to do anything. On January 8, 1929, he was shot and killed by unidentified gunmen in his home. The killing was arranged by George "Bugs" Moran, a leader of the North Side Gang and a bitter rival of Capone, as a preface to a planned assassination of Capone. Moran, working in concert with Joe Aiello, was convinced that such a move would remove the bulk of Capone's Mafia protection.
# List of presidents of the University of Pennsylvania

The following is a list of the presidents of the University of Pennsylvania, which began operating in 1751 as a secondary school, the Academy of Philadelphia, and added an institution of higher learning in 1755, the College of Philadelphia.
| | Provost | Birth–death | Years as provost | Name of institution | Notes |
| 1 | The Reverend George Whitefield | 1714–1770 | 1740–1749 | Unnamed Charity School | |
| 2 | Benjamin Franklin | 1706–1790 | 1749–1754 | Academy of Philadelphia | |
| 3 | The Reverend William Smith | 1727–1803 | 1754–1779 | College of Philadelphia | American Revolution |
| 4 | The Reverend John Ewing | 1732–1802 | 1779–1802 | University of Pennsylvania | American Revolution |
| 5 | The Reverend William Smith | 1751–1820 | 1802–1806 | University of Pennsylvania | |
| 6 | The Reverend John McDowell | 1732–1802 | 1807–1810 | University of Pennsylvania | |
| 7 | The Reverend John Andrews | 1746–1813 | 1810–1813 | University of Pennsylvania | |
| 8 | The Reverend Frederick Beasley | 1777–1845 | 1813–1828 | University of Pennsylvania | |
| 9 | The Right Reverend William Heathcote DeLancey | 1797–1865 | 1828–1834 | University of Pennsylvania | |
| 10 | The Reverend John Ludlow | 1793–1857 | 1834–1852 | University of Pennsylvania | |
| 11 | The Reverend Henry Vethake | 1790–1866 | 1853–1859 | University of Pennsylvania | |
| 12 | The Reverend Daniel Raynes Goodwin | 1811–1890 | 1860–1868 | University of Pennsylvania | |
| 13 | Charles Janeway Stillé | 1819–1899 | 1868–1880 | University of Pennsylvania | |
| 14 | William Pepper | 1843–1898 | 1881–1894 | University of Pennsylvania | |
| 15 | Charles Custis Harrison | 1844–1929 | 1894–1910 | University of Pennsylvania | |
| 16 | Edgar Fahs Smith | 1854–1928 | 1910–1920 | University of Pennsylvania | |
| 17 | Josiah Harmar Penniman | 1868–1940 | 1923–1930 | University of Pennsylvania | |
| No. | Presidents of the University of Pennsylvania | Years as president | Notes |
| 1 | Thomas Sovereign Gates | 1930–1944 | |
| 2 | George William McClelland | 1944–1948 | |
| 3 | Harold Stassen | 1948–1953 | |
| - | William Hagan DuBarry | 1953–1953, Acting President | |
| 4 | Gaylord Probasco Harnwell | 1953–1970 | |
| 5 | Martin Meyerson | 1970–1981 | |
| 6 | Sheldon Hackney | 1981–1993 | |
| - | Claire Fagin | 1993–1994, Interim President | |
| 7 | Judith Rodin | 1994–2004 | |
| 8 | Amy Gutmann | 2004–2022 | |
| - | Wendell Pritchett | 2022–2022, Interim President | |
| 9 | M. Elizabeth Magill | 2022–2023 | Shortest tenure |
| - | J. Larry Jameson | 2023-Present, President/ Interim President (2023-2025) | |
# Steyer (name)

Steyer is a German-language surname. Notable individuals with the surname include:
* Christian Steyer [de] (born 1946), German actor and musician
* Ernst Steyer [de] (1842–1900), German politician, MdL
* Heinrich Steyer [de] (1834–1887), German politician, MdL
* Heinz Steyer [de] (1909–1944), German footballer
** Heinz-Steyer-Stadion, a football and athletics stadium in Dresden
* Jim Steyer (born 1956), American child advocate
* Joachim Steyer (born 1966), German politician
* Matěj Václav Šteyer [de] (1630–1692), Czech Jesuit, preacher, educator, translator and author
* Philipp Steyer [de] (1839–1907), German landowner and politician, MdL
* Tom Steyer (born 1957), American asset manager, philanthropist and environmentalist
* Włodzimierz Steyer (1892–1957), Polish naval officer and a Counter Admiral of the Polish Navy
# Uschi Keszler's Pennies-in-Action Cancer Research Fund

Uschi Keszler's Pennies in Action Cancer Research Fund, holding a full 501(c)(3) non-profit foundation status, exists to support research for breast cancer curative programs, including preventative vaccines and other biological therapies that do not damage the immune system.

## History

This philanthropic organization was founded in 2008 by Olympic figure skater, coach, inventor of the ice-skating term hydroblading, and choreographer Uschi Keszler who is herself a breast cancer survivor. The Pennies in Action fund recognizes, along with many experts, that vaccines, rather than chemotherapy remain the most advantageous avenue for dealing with cancer. It has consequently targeted as its initial project the breast cancer vaccine research of surgeon and researcher in endocrinology and oncology Brian Czerniecki, M.D., Ph.D. on the staff of the Abramson Cancer Center of the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania. Czerniecki has had success in clinical trials and a history of gaining patents on inventions that increase antigens against cancer.

## Research

Czerniecki’s extensive research, supported in part by American Cancer Society and National Institute of Health grants, has already shown the safety and efficacy of delivering mature, peptide-pulsed dendritic cell vaccines in a variety of ways. His research also has discovered alternate sentinel lymph node mapping possibilities and opportunities to avoid axillary dissection. He has discovered that immunohistochemical analysis improves the sensitivity of this procedure. Currently the Rena Rowan Breast Center of the Abramson Cancer Center is seeking eligible patients to continue clinical trials of Czerneicki’s alternative approach which focuses on the body's immune system and uses the patient’s own cells to develop a vaccine that will attack the cancer cells to prevent the development of invasive breast cancer.
# Thomas Karlsson

Thomas Karlsson (born 1972) is a Swedish occult and esoteric writer, with a PhD in the History of Religions from Stockholm University. In 1989 he founded Dragon Rouge, a Left-Hand Path initiatory organisation.

## Dragon Rouge

In 1989, Thomas Karlsson and six other magicians founded Dragon Rouge, a Left-Hand Path initiatory organisation and a Draconian Tradition Order, led by Karlsson. As a book author, he concentrates on occult, philosophy, and paranormal topics. The Dragon Rouge website cites Carlos Castaneda, Julius Evola, and Kenneth Grant as some of the magical writers whose work is read by the order, as are texts by classical philosophers such as Herakleitos, Plato, and Plotinos, as well as modern philosophers like Friedrich Nietzsche, Martin Heidegger, and Henri Bergson. His personal influences include Sumerian mythology, alchemy, tantra, the goetia, and the qlippoth. In an interview dated in 2003, he claims he experienced astral projections as a child, but did not think of them as supernatural experiences until he started formally exploring the occult. In his book Amongst Mystics and Magicians in Stockholm (2012), he describes experiences he had in the years 1989–1991 which are related to the establishment of Dragon Rouge. The book exhibits Karlsson's influences from people such as Aleister Crowley, Grant and Anton LaVey.

## Books

* Uthark – Nightside of the Runes (ISBN 91-974102-1-7).
** a.k.a. Uthark – Im Schattenreich der Runen (German title, ISBN 978-3-935581-29-5) — incl. Therion-CD Secret of the Runes
* Kabbala, kliffot och den goetiska magin (ISBN 91-974102-2-5)
** a.k.a. Qabalah, Qliphoth and Goetic Magic (English title, ISBN 978-0-9721820-1-0)
** a.k.a. La Kabbala e la magia goetica (Italian title, ISBN 978-88-7169-213-5)
** a.k.a. Kabbalah, Qliphoth und die Goetische Magie (German title, ISBN 978-3-939459-10-1)
** a.k.a. Qabale, Qliphoth et magie goétique (French title, ISBN 979-10-94880-07-4)
** a.k.a. Qábalah, Qlífot y Magia Goética (Spanish title)
* Astrala resor ut ur kroppen (ISBN 91-7894-005-2)
* Adulrunan och den götiska kabbalan (ISBN 91-974102-3-3)
** a.k.a. Le rune e la kabbala (Italian title, ISBN 978-88-7169-207-4)
** a.k.a. Adulruna und die gotische Kabbala (German title, ISBN 978-3-939459-04-0)
** Revised and translated to English as: Nightside of the Runes: Uthark, Adulruna, and the Gothic Cabbala, Inner Traditions 2019 (ISBN 978-1620557747)
* Götisk kabbala och runisk alkemi. Johannes Bureus och den götiska esoterismen (ISBN 978-91-628-8030-9) — Doctoral thesis, Stockholm University, 2010
* Bland mystiker och magiker i förorten (2012) (ISBN 978-91-974102-7-4)
** a.k.a. Amongst Mystics And Magicians In Stockholm (English title, 2014)
** a.k.a. L'éveil du Grand Dragon Rouge (French title, ISBN 979-10-94880-13-5)
** a.k.a. Entre Místicos y Magos en Estocolmo (Spanish title)
** a.k.a. Tra Mistici e Maghi a Stoccolma (Italian title), Hekate Edizioni 2020
# List of South African poets

This is a list of noted South African poets, poets born or raised in South Africa, whether living there or overseas, and writing in one of the South African languages.

## A-C

* Tatamkulu Afrika
* Mike Alfred
* Ingrid Andersen
* Gabeba Baderoon
* Sinclair Beiles
* Robert Berold
* Vonani Bila
* Roy Blumenthal
* Herman Charles Bosman
* Breyten Breytenbach
* André Brink
* Dennis Brutus
* Guy Butler
* Roy Campbell
* Charl Cilliers
* Johnny Clegg
* Jack Cope
* Jeremy Cronin
* Patrick Cullinan
* Gary Cummiskey
* Sheila Cussons

## D-G

* Achmat Dangor
* Ingrid de Kok
* Phillippa Yaa de Villiers
* Annesu de Vos
* Modikwe Dikobe
* Isobel Dixon
* Angifi Dladla
* Finuala Dowling
* I D du Plessis
* Koos du Plessis
* Elisabeth Eybers
* Kingsley Fairbridge
* Gus Ferguson
* Sheila Meiring Fugard
* Keith Gottschalk
* Stephen Gray
* Mafika Gwala

## H-M

* Megan Hall
* Joan Hambidge
* Colleen Higgs
* Christopher Hope
* Peter Horn
* Allan Kolski Horwitz
* Alan James
* Wopko Jensma
* Liesl Jobson
* Sarah Johnson
* Ingrid Jonker
* Aryan Kaganof
* Anne Kellas
* Keorapetse Kgositsile
* Olga Kirsch
* Koos Kombuis
* Rustum Kozain
* Uys Krige
* Antjie Krog
* Anton Krueger
* Mazisi Kunene
* Cornelis Jacobus Langenhoven
* C. Louis Leipoldt
* Douglas Livingstone
* Lindiwe Mabuza
* Don Maclennan
* Mzi Mahola
* Lucas Malan
* Eugene Marais
* Andrew Martens
* Lebogang Mashile
* John Mateer
* Don Mattera
* James Matthews
* Mzwakhe Mbuli
* Kim McClenaghan
* Michelle McGrane
* Sheila Meiring Fugard
* Joan Metelerkamp
* Ruth Miller
* Amitabh Mitra
* Natalia Molebatsi
* Kobus Moolman
* Isabella Motadinyane
* Seitlhamo Motsapi
* Casey Motsisi
* S.E.K. Mqhayi
* Oswald Mtshali

## N-S

* Arthur Nortje
* D. J. Opperman
* William Plomer
* Karen Press
* Thomas Pringle
* N.S. Puleng
* Lesego Rampolokeng
* Azila Talit Reisenberger
* Robert Royston
* Gerard Rudolf
* Arja Salafranca
* Sipho Sepamla
* Mongane Wally Serote
* Ari Sitas
* Douglas Reid Skinner
* Adam Small
* Kelwyn Sole

## T-Z

* Totius
* Ernst van Heerden
* Christopher van Wyk
* Benedict Wallet Vilakazi
* A.G. Visser
* Wayne Visser
* Gert Vlok Nel
* Crystal Warren
* Stephen Watson
* Mary Morison Webster
* George Weideman
* Athol Williams
* David Wright
* Makhosazana Xaba
# 2006 Washington Resolution 4223

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    This amendment would authorize the legislature to increase the personal property tax exemption for taxable personal property owned by each "head of a family" from three thousand ($3,000) to fifteen thousand ($15,000) dollars.
# Cementos Pacasmayo

Pacasmayo is the largest cement company in the north of Peru. The company has 3 cement plants in Piura, Pacasmayo and another in Rioja with a total annual capacity of 4.9 million tons of cement. It was founded by Luis Hochschild Plaut.
# Dynamic height

Dynamic height (symbol $H^{\text{d}}$ or $H^{\text{dyn}}$) is a way of specifying the vertical position of a point above a vertical datum; it is an alternative for orthometric height or normal height. It can be computed by dividing the location's geopotential number by the normal gravity at 45 degree latitude and zero height, a constant value (9.806199203 m/s$^2$). Dynamic heights are usually chosen so that zero corresponds to the geoid.
As dynamic height is proportional to the geopotential, it remains constant over a given equigeopotential surface. Therefore, dynamic height is the most appropriate height measure when working with the level of water (as in hydrology or oceanography) over a large geographic area. For example, it is used by the International Great Lakes Datum, across the US and Canada.
However, because of variations in Earth's gravity, two surfaces having a constant difference in dynamic height or in geopotential do not have a constant geometric distance; for example, they are closer and further apart at the poles and at the equator, respectively. When differential leveling is done, the path corresponds closely to following a value of dynamic height horizontally, but not to orthometric height for vertical changes measured on the leveling rod. Thus small corrections must be applied to field measurements to obtain either the dynamic height or the orthometric height usually used in engineering. US National Geodetic Survey data sheets give both dynamic and orthometric values.
# Kalverdijk

Kalverdijk (West Frisian: Kalveredìk) is a hamlet in the Dutch province of North Holland. It is a part of the municipality of Schagen, and lies about 8 km north of Heerhugowaard.
The hamlet was first mentioned in 1575 as Caluerdyck, and is a combination of dike and calf. Kalverdijk has place name signs. It is considered part of Tuitjenhorn, and consists of about 105 houses and 70 holiday homes.
# James Glass (Chief Islander)

James Patrick Glass MBE (born 20 January 1961) is a Tristanian politician who has served as Tristan da Cunha's Chief Islander for a record five times.
He was made a Member of the Order of the British Empire during the 2023 New Year Honours.. In May 2023 he attended the coronation of Charles III

## Family

Glass was born in Stanley in the Falkland Islands on 20 January 1961 to Wilson Martyn Charlton Glass and Maria (Rogers). His father was the son of Robert Franklin Glass, son of Thomas Jordan Glass, a casualty of the 1885 Tristan da Cunha lifeboat disaster, and son of William Glass, founder of Edinburgh of the Seven Seas.
Glass is the brother of Anne Green, former Chief Islander.
# Moazzem Hossain

Moazzem Hossain was a Pakistan Navy Lieutenant Commander and an accused of the Agartala Conspiracy Case. He was killed by the Pakistan Army during Bangladesh Liberation war.

## Early life

He was born on 17 September 1932 in Dumuritala, Pirojpur, East Bengal. His father was Mofazzel Ali and his mother was Latifunnesa Begum. He graduated from Kachua High School. He later joined Bagerhat College and Brajamohan College.

## Career

In 1950, he joined the Pakistan Navy and received his commission. He completed his mechanical engineering and marine engineering degrees from the British Institute of Mechanical Engineering and the British Institute of Marine Engineering in 1958–1960. In 1966, he was made chief engineer of Chittagong Naval Base. He was promoted to the rank of lieutenant commander one year later. He was deputed to East Pakistan Inland Water Transport Authority in Barisal. On 9 December 1967, he was arrested by Military Intelligence Branch. He was charged under the Agartala Conspiracy Case. He was accused of supporting separatism in East Pakistan. The Agartala Conspiracy Case was withdrawn on 22 February 1969. He returned to service upon release and retired on 18 March 1970.
He joined politics after retirement. He declared his intention on 24 March 1970 to establish an independent country based on the Lahore Resolution. To that end, on 28 March 1970, he established the Lahore Prostab Bastabayan Committee. He tried to convince Sheikh Mujibur Rahman to start an armed rebellion. He asked those in his party to take military training. He traveled to different parts of East Pakistan to mobilize public opinion.

## Death and legacy

He was killed in his home in Dhaka on 26 March 1971 by the Pakistan Army. Bangladesh Navy base BNS Shaheed Moazzem in Rangamati was named after him on 16 January 1976. On 14 December 1993, a commemorative postal stamp was issued in his name. Shaheed Lieutenant Commander Moazzem Hossain Sarak, a road in Dhaka was named after him by the Dhaka City Corporation. In 2012, he was given the Independence Award posthumously by the Government of Bangladesh.