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# Sharon Dabney

Sharon Dabney (born January 1959) is a retired American track and field athlete.

## Career

She was the 1979 Pan American Games Champion at 400 metres in a photo finish over June Griffith. She also was part of the United States gold medal-winning 4 × 400 metres relay team. Four years earlier, she was part of the silver medal-winning team as a 16 year old.
She was sixth place in the United States Olympic Trials in 1976. Her 51.55 in 1977 while still at John Bartram High School in Philadelphia was the second fastest 400 at the time, soon to be surpassed by the Howard sisters. At the time, before Title IX took effect, the high school had no athletic program for girls. She was the 1977 National Champion. At the 1980 Olympic Trials, she finished 4th behind Sherri Howard, Gwen Gardner and Denean Howard which should have put her on a likely medal winning relay team for the 1980 Summer Olympics. However that glory was not to be as for many athletes of her era she was left out of the Olympic by the 1980 Summer Olympics boycott. She did however receive one of 461 Congressional Gold Medals created especially for the spurned athletes. In 1984, she was unable to get out of the quarter-finals against Chandra Cheeseborough and Diane Dixon.
While studying at California State University, Los Angeles, she joined the three Howard sisters in setting the long-standing school record.
# Attack on Antalya (1472)

The Attack on Antalya was a military engagement in August 1472 between the attacking Christian forces and the Ottoman garrison of Antalya during Ottoman–Venetian War (1463–1479). The attack ended in failure.

## Background

During the years 1471–1472, Pope Sixtus IV spent more than 144,000 gold florins on a fleet which Cardinal Oliviero Carafa would lead on a crusade against the Ottomans. The Pope also formed accords between Venice and Naples that were to prepare their fleet against the Ottomans. On June 1472, Carafa sailed to Naples, then Rhodes, where the Christian fleet began assembling, bringing the total armada force to 87 and 15 transport ships, of which 17 were Neopolitan, 24 papal, 46 Venetian, and 15 support ships from the Knights Hospitaller, bringing the total force to 8,000 men. The Venetians were led by Pietro Mocenigo, and the Hospitallers by Lignana. The Christian armada set sail to attack Antalya to support Uzun Hasan who was fighting the Ottomans.

## Attack

In August, the Crusaders arrived in Antalya. They began forming a plan under which the Venetian general, Vittore Soranzo, would lead ten ships to enter Antalya's port. The other general, Stefano Malipiero, was to attack the city using land forces. Early in the morning, Soranzo's ten galleys, composed of three each from Venice, Papal, Naples, and one from Rhodes, simultaneously attacked the chains protecting the harbor. The Crusaders then began plundering the market and burning the warehouses in the harbor.
The Crusaders' land forces then launched an attack on the city. However, having discovered that the ladders were too short to climb, and the ropes and grappling hooks were inadequate, the Crusaders retreated under heavy arquebus fire. Another source mentions that the Crusaders managed to storm the first wall only to discover that there was a second wall protecting the city which the Crusaders attempted to storm but that the Ottoman garrison defended themselves. The Crusaders lost the momentum of the attack and decided to retreat.
The Crusaders, lacking heavy artillery to breach the walls; the war council decided it was futile to continue the attack. The next day the Crusaders retreated, after laying waste to the suburbs.
# Jessie Andrews (American academic)

Jessie Andrews (1867–1919) was the first female graduate of the University of Texas at Austin in 1886. In 1888 she became the first female instructor at the university, teaching German for 35 years. A dormitory at UT Austin, a public park, and a rose, have all been named for her (see Death and Legacy).

## Early life, education, and career

She was born in 1867 to mother Margaret L. Miller Andrews and father Jesse Andrews, and was one of five children. Her father moved to Texas for his health in 1873, and her mother brought her and the other children in 1874. Her father died in 1875, when she was eight. Andrews graduated from Austin High School in 1883, winning the Peabody Award for outstanding graduate. She graduated from UT Austin as a B.Litt. with a German major in 1886, and received a special award for being the first female graduate. Among her congratulations was a telegram from the acting president of the University of Virginia, which was read from the podium. She earned honors in mathematics, German, French and history, and became a member of Phi Beta Kappa in 1904, as soon as a chapter was established at the university.
She taught for one year at Mrs. Hood's Seminary for Young Ladies in Austin from 1886-1887, and then in 1888 joined the UT Austin faculty. She traveled over 2,200 miles roundtrip by train during each of nine summers to earn her master's degree in German and French from the University of Chicago, graduating in 1906.
She became the first woman member of the UT Austin alumni association, Texas Exes. She was active in the Arts League, the Y.W.C.A., and a group of university women that later became the Austin branch of the American Association of University Women. She taught Sunday School in a local Presbyterian Church.

## Poetry and post-academic life

She was a poet who once published a poem in The New York Times. In 1910 she published a book of poetry, Rough Rider Rhymes, and became the poet laureate of the Texas Women's Press Association. She also published a poem in honor of the first edition of Alcalde, the UT Austin alumni yearbook.
In 1918, after 35 years of teaching at UT Austin, she resigned, citing disillusionment with Germany during World War I. She and her younger sister Fannie (c. 1869-1960) ran Ye Qualitye Shoppe in Austin together. Andrews Elementary School in Austin is named for Fanny. They were both listed as landscape painters.

## Death and cultural legacy

She contracted pneumonia in 1919, just one year after her retirement from the university, and died at age 52. To commemorate her life, the Alcalde dedicated its May 1920 issue to her. The Briscoe Center for American History Manuscripts at UT Austin houses her archive. Andrews dormitory at UT Austin is named for her. Jessie Andrews Park in Austin is also named for her. The Tyler Rose Growers Association named a rose for her in 1938.
# Giorgi Ositashvili

Giorgi Ositashvili (Georgian: გიორგი ოსიტაშვილი; born 13 March 1985) is a Georgian football coach and former professional footballer who spent most of his career in Finland.
# Rogue: The Savage Land

Rogue: The Savage Land is a 2025 Marvel Comics five-issue limited series featuring Rogue. The series takes place in the Savage Land during Chris Claremont's run of the X-Men and is written by Tim Seeley with art by Zulema Lavina.

## Publication history

The series was first announced in September 2024. It is written by Tim Seeley and features art by Zulema Lavina. Seeley described the writing as "a dream job, and probably the absolute perfect Marvel gig". The fact that the series would feature the controversial Rogue and Magneto romance like the recent X-Men '97 animated series sparked some discussion, though Seeley commented on his social media that the comic would not tie into the show in any way. The covers drawn by Kaare Andrews tries to resemble Jim Lee's X-Men art and feature corner boxes with mini cut-outs of the fces of characters appearing in the issue, as was customary of Marvel Comics during the original Claremont and Lee publications.

## Plot

The series serves as a intraquel to Chris Claremont's 1990s storyline of Uncanny X-Men #274-275 set in the Savage Land where the superhero Rogue and antagonist Magneto had a brief romance.

## Reception

Upon the series announcement ComicBook.com's Jamie Lovett stated that he believed that it was likely created due to the interest around the Magneto-Rogue relationship stired up by X-Men '97. He also noted that it's an instalment of a long line of recent Marvel series that revisit nostalgic periods of the company's history.
The series has a 8.5 rating on the comic book review aggregator website Comic Book Roundup.
# Newmark and Lewis

Newmark and Lewis (sometimes stylized Newmark & Lewis) was an American chain of consumer electronics stores described by The New York Times as an appliance-store chain that was closed in 1992.
It was founded by Edward Newmark and Richard David Lewis in 1924. Problems of the industry of which it was part included cutthroat price competition, which caused low profit margins, and slow consumer purchasing cycles, the latter because of "lack of fresh products." When it closed in 1992, it had 26 remaining stores, having earlier closed even more than that.
Described as "the New York area's biggest retailer of electronics and appliances" by a financial writer at The New York Times, the firm had been listed on the American Stock Exchange.

## History

Headquartered in Hicksville, Long Island, the chain was founded in 1924 by Edward Newmark and Richard David Lewis.
As part of their expansion they bought part of the 1947-founded Bernies TV & Appliances Co. in 1985.
Their 1980s growth was largely due to "the strength of new products like VCR's and microwave ovens that consumers could not seem to get enough of."
In 1991, Newmark & Lewis made a costly error when the chain decided to buy one of its competitors, the New Jersey–based Brick Church Electronics. Adding its fourteen stores to the Newmark & Lewis fold overextended the company's finances at a time where the country was in an economic recession, and in August of that year came a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing. By the end of the year, a total of 41 stores were liquidated, and Newmark & Lewis announced 12 more closures in a December 31, 1991, press release. Approximately three weeks later, company president Ronald Fleisher went to the annual Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas hoping to find someone interested in buying the struggling chain of stores. When he returned to New York having been unsuccessful, Fleisher announced that Newmark & Lewis would be ceasing operations. Seven of the remaining 26 stores were closed immediately following the announcement on January 17, 1992; the remaining nineteen were liquidated and closed by the end of the month.

## Competitors

Among the many electronics chains Newmark and Lewis competed with were The Wiz, 47th Street Photo (1992), Crazy Eddie, Trader Horn, Tops Appliance City, and P.C. Richard & Son.
Company chairman Richard “Dick” Lewis became the chain’s spokesperson in the early 1980s. Newmark and Lewis would adopt the slogan “Dick Lewis is watching”, which was meant to highlight the stores’ desire to beat the competition by keeping an eye on the market and finding ways to pass the savings onto the customers, as well as providing excellent customer service; the idea was that Lewis would be looking out for these things.) The slogan was noted, semi-retired, and even lampooned.
# The Brilliant Corners

The Brilliant Corners were a British indie pop band from Bristol who recorded throughout the 1980s and into the early 1990s.

## History

The group was formed in 1983, taking the name from the Thelonious Monk jazz album, Brilliant Corners. The line-up included Davey Woodward (b. Avonmouth, Bristol, England; vocals, guitar), Chris Galvin (1959 – 22 December 1998; bass guitar), Winston Forbes (lead guitar, percussion, backing vocals), Bob Morris (drums) and Dan Pacini (occasional trumpet and keyboards). A later addition was Phil Elvins on guitar.
The band's first releases were early examples of indie pop, with three singles being released in 1984 on their own SS20 label. Their first (mini-)album, Growing Up Absurd, appeared the following year. With an explosion of indie pop groups in 1986, their May release Fruit Machine EP gained them both attention and radio airplay, followed by a second mini-album, What's In A Word. "Brian Rix", a re-recorded version of a track from the LP, with added trumpet, and a tribute to Rix, the "king of farce", was issued as a single, the proceeds going to Mencap, the charity of which Rix was chairman. The video, featuring Woodward running Rix-like around a couch with his trousers around his ankles, was shown on The Tube, further raising the band's profile.
In March 1988, the band set up another label, McQueen, and released third album, Somebody Up There Likes Me, followed by a collection of their sought-after early singles, Everything I Ever Wanted. Two more albums followed in 1989 (Joy Ride) and 1990 (Hooked), followed by a second compilation, Creamy Stuff, in 1991. They released A History Of White Trash in 1993 before splitting up.
Woodward and Galvin formed the Experimental Pop Band in 1995. Galvin died from cancer in 1998.
The Brilliant Corners reformed in 2013 for a short tour.
Winston Forbes died in 2019.

## Band members

* Davey Woodward (vocals, guitar)
* Winston Forbes (guitar)
* Chris Galvin (bass)
* Bob Morris (drums)
* Dan Pacini (trumpet, keyboards)
* Phil Elvins (guitar)
* Paul Sandrone (guitar)

## Discography

Chart placings shown are from the UK Indie Chart.

### Singles

* "She's Got Fever" (1984, SS20) (No. 1)
* "Big Hip" (1984, SS20) (No. 16)
* "My Baby's In Black" (1984, SS20) (No. 14)
* "Brian Rix" (1987, SS20) (No. 11)
* "Delilah Sands" (1987, SS20) (No. 9)
* "Teenage" (2006, McQueen) (No. 9)
* "Why Do You Have To Go Out With Him When You Could Go Out With Me?" (1988, McQueen) (No. 10)
* "I Love It, I Lost It" (1990, McQueen)
* "The Pope, The Monkey and The Queen" (1990, McQueen)

### EPs and mini-albums

* Growing Up Absurd mini-album (1985, SS20) (No. 26)
* The Fruit Machine EP (1986, SS20)

### Albums

* What's In A Word (1986, SS20) (No. 8)
* Somebody Up There Likes Me (2006, McQueen) (No. 6)
* Joy Ride (1989, McQueen) (No. 6)
* Hooked (1990, McQueen)
* A History Of White Trash (1993, C.M.P.)

### Compilations

* Everything I Ever Wanted (1988, McQueen) (compilation) (No. 17)
* Creamy Stuff (1991, McQueen)
* Heart on Your Sleeve: A Decade in Pop 1983–1993 (2013, Cherry Red)
# Gerard Spong

Gerard Spong (born 9 June 1946) is a Dutch lawyer of Surinamese descent.

## Biography

Spong was born in Paramaribo, Suriname. He was a cousin of film director Pim de la Parra. In 1962, he moved to Oegstgeest in the Netherlands. From 1967 to 1973, he studied political science and law in Amsterdam. After graduating, he returned to Paramaribo, where he was sworn in as a lawyer. In 1976, he returned to Amsterdam. With Mischa Wladimiroff, he started the law firm Wladimiroff & Spong Advocaten. Meanwhile, he specialized in criminal law.
In 1978, Spong defended the interests of Knut Folkerts, Christof Wackernagel and Gert Schneider, three members of the Red Army Faction who were arrested in the Netherlands in 1977 and imprisoned in Maastricht. The three appealed against an extradition request from West Germany and wanted to be seen as a political refugee. Eventually, they were transferred to Germany in October 1978.
In 1980, he defended a number of opponents of the then Surinamese dictator Desi Bouterse in Paramaribo, who had to appear before the ward council. Spong was suddenly arrested at night by Bouterse's military in his room at the Torarica hotel and was brought to Fort Zeelandia (Bouterse's headquarters). Spong was questioned here by Bouterse and Roy Horb, and released again after eleven hours. He had to leave the country immediately.
In 2008, Spong was one of the guests of College Tour, a television program where students interview a guest. The show was held at the University of Amsterdam. One of the students asked Spong why Geert Wilders, a far-right Dutch politician, had never been prosecuted for hate speech. Spong replied that public prosecutors lacked guts, and freely offered his services to file charges against Wilders on behalf of the students. The Public Prosecution Service decided not to prosecute, therefore, Spong filed an Article 12 sv-procedure [nl] forcing a prosecution. In 2011, Wilders had to appear in court for hate speech. He was found not guilty. Spong received multiple death threats during the period. From 2015 to 2020, Spong advocated for the release of coffeshop owner Johan van Laarhoven from imprisonment in Thailand for money laundering.
# Marta Gałuszewska

Marta Gałuszewska (born 23 February 1994 in Elbląg), is a Polish pop singer, known for winning the eighth season of The Voice of Poland on 25 November 2017. She chose to join Michał Szpak team.
In the final episode of the show, Gałuszewska released her debut solo single "Nie mów mi nie". In 2018, she participated in the Polish national final for the Eurovision Song Contest 2018 with English version of her debut single, and she took 5th place.

## Singles
### As lead artist

| Title | Year | Peak chart positions | Peak chart positions | Peak chart positions | Certifications | Album |
| Title | Year | POL | POL New | POL Dance | Certifications | Album |
| "Nie mów mi nie" | 2017 | 5 | 2 | — | POL: Platinum | Non-album singles |
| "Why Don't We Go" | 2018 | — | — | 38 | | Non-album singles |
| "Jeden dzień" | 2018 | — | — | — | | Non-album singles |
| "Givin' You Up" | 2018 | — | — | — | | Reasons |
| "Reasons" | 2018 | — | — | — | | Reasons |
| "Show me" | 2019 | — | — | — | | Reasons |
| "Jeszcze ja" | 2019 | — | — | — | | Reasons |
| "That's Just Life" | 2019 | — | — | — | | Non-album singles |
| "Szukam nas" (featuring Jeremi Sikorski) | 2019 | — | — | — | | Non-album singles |
| "Rooftop" (as MVRT, featuring Vijay and Sofia Zlatko) | 2020 | — | — | — | | Non-album singles |
| "Tylko z Tobą" (with Adam Graf) | 2020 | — | — | — | | Non-album singles |
| "Bonnie & Clyde" (with Kaen) | 2021 | — | — | — | | Jason |
| "S.O.S" (with Adam Graf) | 2021 | — | — | — | | Non-album single |
| "—" denotes items which were not released in that country or failed to chart. |||||||

### As featured artist

| Title | Year | Peak chart positions | Peak chart positions | Peak chart positions | Peak chart positions | Album |
| Title | Year | POL | POL New | BLR | CIS | Album |
| "Sweet & Bitter" (Kush Kush featuring Marta Gałuszewska) | 2018 | 17 | 2 | 26 | 59 | Non-album single |
| "Perfekcja" (Kaen featuring Marta Gałuszewska) | 2019 | — | — | — | — | 2020 |
| "Love You Better" (Gromee featuring Marta Gałuszewska) | 2019 | 10 | — | — | — | Non-album singles |
| "Share The Joy" (Gromee featuring Marta Gałuszewska) | 2019 | 2 | 3 | — | — | Non-album singles |
| "—" denotes an album that did not chart or was not released in that territory. |||||||

#### Promotional singles

| Title | Year | Album |
| "Ten moment" (Gromee featuring Marta Gałuszewska) | 2020 | Non-album singles |
| "Before You Go" | 2020 | Non-album singles |
| "Graveyard" | 2020 | Non-album singles |
# List of bioluminescent organisms

Bioluminescence is the production of light by living organisms. The environment organizes this list of bioluminescent organisms, covering terrestrial, marine, and microorganisms.

## Terrestrial animals

* Certain arthropods
** Coleoptera (beetles)
*** Lampyridae (Fireflies)
*** Phengodidae (Glowworm beetles)
**** railroad worms
*** Rhagophthalmidae
*** Sinopyrophoridae
*** Certain Elateridae (Click beetles)
**** Pyrophorini
**** Balgus
**** Campyloxenus
** Diptera (true flies)
*** Certain keroplatid fungus gnats
** Myriapoda
*** Certain centipedes
**** Geophilus carpophagus
**** Orphnaeus brevilabiatus
*** Certain millipedes
**** Genus Motyxia
* Some land snails
** Quantula striata
** Quantula weinkauffiana
** Genus Phuphania
* Annelids
** Octochaetus multiporus
** Microscolex phosphoreus
** Pontodrilus litoralis

## Marine animals
### Fish

* Anglerfish
* Gulper eel
* Lanternfish
* Stomiiformes
** Marine hatchetfish
** Viperfish
** Black dragonfish
* Midshipman fish
* Pineconefish
* Lanterneye fish
* Some Squaliformes
** Lantern sharks
** Kitefin sharks
** Velvet dogfish

### Invertebrates

* A deep-sea species of carnivorous sponge (Cladorhizidae)
* Many Cnidarians
** Sea pens
*** Renilla reniformis
** Coral
** Certain Jellyfish
*** Aequorea victoria
*** Atolla jellyfish
*** Helmet jellyfish
* Certain Ctenophores (comb jellies)
* Some Tunicates:
** Larvaceans
** Salps
** Ascidiacea
** Doliolida
** Pyrosomes
* Certain echinoderms (e.g. Ophiurida)
** Amphiura filiformis
** Ophiopsila aranea
** Ophiopsila californica
** Amphipholis squamata
* Many Crustaceans:
** Seed shrimp (Myodocopa)
** Copepods
** Lophogastrids (Gnathophausia)
** Amphipods
** Krill
** Decapods (shrimp and prawn)
*** Genus Heterocarpus
* Two species of Chaetognaths (arrow worms)
** Caecosagitta macrocephala
** Eukrohnia fowleri
* Annelida
** Genus Tomopteris
** Genus Swima
** Certain polynoids
* Mollusca
** Certain Bivalves (clams)
*** Plocamopherus maderae
*** Pholas dactylus
** Certain Nudibranchs (sea slugs)
** Certain sea snails
*** Hinea brasiliana
** Many Cephalopods
*** Certain Octopuses
**** Bolitaenidae
**** Stauroteuthis
*** Vampire squid
*** Sepiolida
*** Many Teuthida (squid)
**** Cranchiidae
***** Colossal Squid
**** Mastigoteuthidae
**** Histioteuthidae
**** Enoploteuthoidea
***** Firefly squid

## Freshwater animals

* Latia, a genus of four species of freshwater snail

## Bacteria

* Photorhabdus luminescens
* Certain species of the family Vibrionaceae (e.g. Vibrio fischeri, Vibrio harveyi, Photobacterium phosphoreum)
* Certain species of the family Shewanellaceae, (e.g. Shewanella hanedai and Shewanella woodyi)

## Other microorganisms

* Protists
** Certain Dinoflagellates (e.g. Noctiluca scintillans, Pyrodinium bahamense, Pyrocystis fusiformis and Lingulodinium polyedra
# M-Doc

Marc Williams (known as M-Doc), is a rap artist and producer, who was signed to RCA Records and Smash Records in the 1990s. He scored minor chart success with the singles "Free", and "It's a Summer Thang" featuring Chantay Savage. He is currently the president of Indasoul Entertainment.

## Biography
### Early life

Williams grew up on the South Side of Chicago, Illinois, and graduated from Whitney Young High School in 1987, where he played basketball and was nicknamed "Doc", because he liked NBA basketball star Julius Erving. Williams stated that he started off with a group of friends on the South Side, and used to go to his basement, where his father had enough equipment to get some beats together; they made eight different songs, put them on tape, and sold them at their high schools by hand. The group was called "BP3", because all three members were basketball players.

### Music career

Williams began his music career when local producer Steve "Silk" Hurley heard one of his tapes, and the two collaborated to record "It's Percussion", with Hurley handling the music, and Williams billed as "M-Doc" for the first time, rapping; the single came out on London's Jack Trax Records. He signed with Smash Records and released his debut album Universal Poet in 1991; the album featured two singles "Are U Wid It?" (which sampled Prince's "I Wanna Be Your Lover"), and "Whatever U Need".
M-Doc then signed with RCA Records and released his second album, M. Doc Wit Stevio: C'mon Getcha Groove On in 1995, which featured "It's a Summer Thang" featuring Chantay Savage, and another single "Like 'Em Like That (Guess I'm Just a Freak)". In 1998, he released his third and final album Young, Black, Rich and Famous, which included the single "Free" (a Deniece Williams song), featuring Cristina Sanchez.
In the late 1990s, M-Doc produced remixes for Madonna, Janet Jackson and Keith Sweat; Billboard called him "one of the R&B worlds top remixers." In 1996, he produced music in the Midway video game NBA Hangtime.

## Discography
### Albums

* 1991: Universal Poet (Smash Records)
* 1995: M. Doc Wit Stevio: C'mon Getcha Groove On (RCA Records)
* 1998: Young, Black, Rich and Famous (Alexia Records/Indasoul Records)

### Singles

* 1988: It's Percussion
* 1991: Are U Wid It?
* 1992: Whatever U Need
* 1994: It's a Summer Thang
* 1995: Like 'Em Like That (Guess I'm Just a Freak)
* 1998: Free