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# Barman (surname)

Barman or its variants Burman (Bangla: বর্মন, Hindi: बर्मन, Pali: बामण), Varman (Sanskrit: वर्मन्), (Punjabi ਬਰਮਨ), Varma, Verma (Kannada: ವರ್ಮ, Malayalam: വര്‍മ, Tamil: வர்மன், Telugu: వర్మ), are surnames used in the Indian subcontinent.
In Sanskrit language, Varma (Sanskrit: वर्मा) is the masculine form of the word for "Armour".

## Indian traditional usage

Barman was the surname used by members of the Cochin, Travancore, Tripura and other royal families.. The surname was also used by Vajravarman a scribe from the family of Siddha Kabiraj of Varma kalai mentioned in the Talamanchi grant of Vikramāditya I of Bādāmi (660 A.D.).

## Geographical distribution

As of 2014, 96.3% of all known bearers of the surname Barman were residents of India and 3.4% were residents of Bangladesh. In India, the frequency of the surname was higher than national average in the following states:
* 1. West Bengal (1: 45)
* 2. Assam (1: 71)
* 3. Tripura (1: 285)

## Notable people

Notable people with the surname include:
* Sridharavarman (c. 339 – c. 368 CE) Saka ruler of Central India
* Chandravarman (4th century CE) was a king of the Pushkarana kingdom in the Bankura district of West Bengal extended eastward to the Faridpur district of Bangladesh
* Mulavarman, was the king of the Kutai Martadipura Kingdom located in eastern Borneo around the year 400 CE, Indonesia and Malaysia
* Srutavarman (435 - 495 AD) was the first king of Chenla.
* Bhadravarman I, 5th century King of Champa, Vietnam
* Purnavarman is the 5th century king of Tarumanagara, Indonesia
* Iśanavarman (c. 550-560 CE), Maukhari king of the Kingdom of Kannauj, (northern India)
* Bhaskaravarman (7th century CE) was a king of Varman dynasty, Kamarupa, India
* Yashovarman (c. 725 – 752), king of Kannauj in the western Ganges plain (northern India)
* Avantivarman (855-883 CE), founder of Utpala dynasty, Kashmir (northern Indian)
* Adityawarman (1347–1375), king of Mauli dynasty based on central Sumatra, Indonesia
* Adwaita Mallabarman (1914), Indian writer
* Basudeb Barman (born 1935), Communist Party of India politician
* Hiten Barman (born 1950), All India Forward Bloc politician
* Kirit Pradyot Deb Barman (born 1977), Hindu monarch, Tripura, North-eastern India
* Ranen Barman (born 1969), Revolutionary Socialist Party politician
* Uddabh Barman (21st century), Indian communist politician
* R. D. Burman (19th century), Indian music director
* S. D. Burman Bollywood music director and playback singer of Indian music (1932-1975)
* Swapna Barman Indian athletic gold medalist (W.B)
* Somdev Devvarman Indian tennis player (A.S)
* Anand Burman chairman of Dabur (W.B)
* Upendranath Barman Indian politician
* Kirit Bikram Kishore Deb Barman last King of Tripura, a princely state in northeastern India

### Other notable people elsewhere

* Christian Barman (1898–1980), Belgian-born British industrial designer
* Jean Barman, American-born historian of British Columbia
* MC Paul Barman (born 1974), American rapper
* Ole Barman (1897–1983), Norwegian jurist, novelist etc.
* Tom Barman (born 1972), Belgian musician and film director
* Travis Barman, American astronomer
# Dangerous Drugs Board

The Dangerous Drugs Board (Filipino: Lupon sa Mapanganib na Droga, abbreviated DDB) is a government agency tasked with creating policies in dealing with illegal drugs in the Philippines.

## Background

At the time when the Republic Act 6425, also known as the Dangerous Drugs Act of 1972, was approved on March 30, 1972, there were 20,000 drug users and marijuana was the most preferred illegal drug among users in the country. The board was established on November 14, 1972, under the Office of the President after the proclamation of Martial Law in the country by then President Ferdinand Marcos.
The DDB was mandated to be the policy-making and coordinating agency as well as the national clearing house on all matters pertaining to law enforcement and control of dangerous drugs; treatment and rehabilitation of drug dependents; drug abuse prevention, training and information; research and statistics on the drug problem and the training of personnel engaged in these activities.

## Composition

Seven national agencies in the country initially formed part of the Dangerous Drugs Board. These are the Department of Health, Department of Social Service and Development (now Department of Social Welfare and Development), Department of Education, Culture and Sports (now Department of Education), Department of Justice, Department of National Defense, Department of Finance and the National Bureau of Investigation.
The membership of the board was expanded through the Republic Act 9165. Through the law the Department of the Interior and Local Government, Department of Labor and Employment, Department of Foreign Affairs, Commission on Higher Education, National Youth Commission, and the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency which was recently established at the time became members of the DDB.
# Embellishment

In sewing and crafts, an embellishment is anything that adds design interest to the piece.
Embellishments allow individuals to express their personal style and identity. Clothing can be a form of self-expression, and the choice of embellishments can communicate one's personality, taste, and cultural background.

## Examples in sewing and craft

* appliqué can be made by sewing machine of decorative techniques and or
* embroidery, done either by machine or by hand
* piping made from either self-fabric, contrast fabric, or a simply a cord.
* trim (sewing)
* lace, either pre-made or home-made
* Fringe (trim)
* beads
* batik
Items that normally serve a function may also be used as embellishment. For example:
* buttons can be placed anywhere on the piece
* zippers can be unzipped and be used as piping, or simply stitched on
* buckles can be placed anywhere on the piece
* grommets can be placed anywhere even when there is no cord is looped through them
* sequins can be placed anywhere
# AStA Advances in Statistical Analysis

AStA Advances in Statistical Analysis is a peer-reviewed mathematics journal published quarterly by Springer Science+Business Media and the German Statistical Society. It was established in 2007, and covers statistical theory, methods, methodological developments, as well as probability and mathematics applications. Coverage is organized into three broad areas: statistical applications, statistical methodology, and review articles. The editor were Göran Kauermann (2009–2019) and Stefan Lang (2009–2014). In 2022 the editor are Thomas Kneib and Yarema Okhrin.

## Abstracting and indexing

The journal is abstracted and indexed in:
* Academic OneFile
* Current Index to Statistics
* Digital Mathematics Registry
* EconLit
* Expanded Academic
* International Bibliography of Periodical Literature
* Mathematical Reviews
* ProQuest
* Research Papers in Economics
* Science Citation Index Expanded
* Scopus
* Zentralblatt Math
According to the Journal Citation Reports, the journal has a 2020 impact factor of 1.160.
# The Red Masque

The Red Masque is an avant-garde rock band from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

## Biography

The Red Masque was founded by vocalist Lynnette Shelley and bassist Brandon Ross in February 2001, incorporating elements of psychedelia, heavy rock, rock-in-opposition, zeuhl, gothic, and kraut rock. One of the group's first concerts was at the Prelude to the 2001 North East Art Rock Festival (NEARFest); other notable shows have included the 2005 The Rogue Independent Music Festival in Atlanta, the 2001 WorldCon Science Fiction Convention, and the NJ Proghouse concert series.
The Red Masque has opened for notable performers and musicians such as Chris Cutler (Henry Cow, Art Bears), The Muffins, Sleepytime Gorilla Museum, Present, Martin Bisi and Julie Slick. In 2006, Dave Kerman (of Present, 5uus, Thinking Plague, etc.) and Paul Sears (of The Muffins and Thee Maximalists) performed with the band on stage as guest drummers/percussionists at the NJ Proghouse.
The Red Masque has released one EP ("Death of the Red Masque" in 2001), and four albums ("Victoria and the Haruspex" in 2002, "Feathers for Flesh" in 2004, "Fossil Eyes" in 2008, "Stars Fall On Me" in 2009). "Feathers for Flesh" was released through Big Balloon Music, and has been favorably reviewed in such publications as The Wire (issue no. 248) and Harmonie Magazine (issue no. 52). "Fossil Eyes" and "Stars Fall On Me" were both released through ReR USA, while "Mythalogue" was released through Beta-lactam Ring Records. Their forthcoming album, "Fathomless", will be self-released.
Shelley has performed on other progressive/space rock-oriented albums as a guest vocalist, including Magus (on the album "the Garden"), Church of Hed (space rock project by Quarkspace founder Paul Williams; Shelley performs on their debut album under the moniker "Sister Mary Haruspex"), and Ethereal (on the album "Beyond Neptune"; Ethereal is a solo project by former Alien Planetscapes member Richard Orlando). In June 2007, Shelley performed as a guest vocalist with Bob Drake during his set at NEARfest. Shelley is also the lead vocalist in art rock band Green Cathedral, who released their debut album, "Winter's Veil", in late 2017. She is also a professional visual artist.
Ross has composed two soundtrack pieces for the website of Karl Welz, inventor of Orgonite and Orgone Radionics.

## Members

* Lynnette Shelley - vocals, percussion
* Brandon Ross - bass, keyboards
* Jim Harris - drums
* Scott Weingarten - guitar

### Former members

* David Carle – guitar
* James Tunnicliffe – violin
* Glenn Kuchenbeiser – guitar
* Nicholas Giannetti – guitar
* Steve Craig – drums
* Brian "Vonorn" Van Korn – drums, keyboards, theremin
* Andrew Kowal – guitar, mandolin, violin
* Kevin Kelly – drums
* Steven Blumberg – guitars
* Nathan-Andrew Dewin – keyboards, concert harp, percussion
* Kiarash Emami – guitar, mandolin.

## Discography

* Death of the Red Masque EP (2001)
* Victoria and the Haruspex (2002)
* Feathers for Flesh (2004)
* Fossil Eyes (2008)
* Stars Fall On Me (live album) (2009)
* Mythalogue (2013)
* Live at the Kennett Flash (live album) (2018)
* Fathomless (2018)
# Floyd, Texas

Floyd is an unincorporated community in Hunt County, Texas, United States. It is located eight miles west of Greenville (the community has a Greenville address for USPS purposes).
The Bland Independent School District serves area students.
The North American branch of the Nigerian-based Redeemed Christian Church of God (including Redemption Camp and a 10,000 seat auditorium) is located north of Floyd on County Road 1118.

## History

The community was first called Oliverea, after an official of the East Line and Red River Railroad (actual name Oliver) in 1882 when the railroad was expanding its service west from Greenville to McKinney.
That same year, a post office was opened but the locals balked at their town being named for a stranger. Foster was suggested, but rejected by postal authorities. Their second choice was Floyd. The reason was lost but it is thought that it was done to honor a dispatch rider of the Texas Revolutionary Army. The name was in effect in 1887.
In 1904, Floyd's population was 231 and it reached a high-water mark of 300 at the onset of the Great Depression. Development of modern roads favored the county seat of Greenville and Floyd suffered as a result. The post office closed in the 1930s and the population went into decline. After World War II, the population was just 150 and only three businesses had managed to hold on. In the early 1950s, the population had dipped to a mere 70 residents, but by the mid 1970s it had increased to 220 – the same figure given for the 2000 census.
# Isla de la Luna

Isla de la Luna (translation: "Island of the Moon") is an island in La Paz Department, Bolivia. It is situated in Lake Titicaca, east of Isla del Sol ("Island of the Sun"). Legends in Inca mythology refer to the island as the location where Viracocha commanded the rising of the moon. Archeological ruins of an Inca nunnery were found on the eastern shore.
During the 20th century, the Bolivian Ministry of the Interior used the Isla de la Luna as a detention center for political prisoners. The prison, which had 30-foot adobe walls, was built between 1932 and 1935 by Paraguayan prisoners of war during the Chaco War. It was believed that escape from the island prison was nearly impossible given that the surrounding waters of Lake Titicaca were ice cold, and even a skilled swimmer would die of hypothermia attempting the escape. Hence, it came to be known as the Alcatraz of the Andes. Nevertheless, through the decades there were a number of celebrated escapes from the island. In September 1949, Hernan Siles Zuazo, Emilio Sfeir, and others escaped, obtaining political asylum in Peru. Ironically, both Hernan Siles Zuazo and Emilio Sfeir had served in the Bolivian war effort during the Chaco War, the former as an infantry soldier, the latter as a counter-intelligence secret agent. On November 2, 1972, between 50 and 60 political prisoners, detained by the government of General Hugo Banzer following the August 1972 coup against General Juan Jose Torres, escaped from the prison and reached Peru.
# Haveri University

The Haveri University is a public state university located in Haveri, Karnataka, India. The university was established in 2022 under The Karnataka State University (Amendment) Act, 2022.

## History

Chikkakalya Narayanappa Ashwathnarayan, Minister of Higher Education, announced the establishment of Haveri University in August 2022. The Karnataka State University (Amendment) Bill-2022 was passed in the Karnataka Assembly in September 2022. The Karnataka legislature of the Karnataka state established Haveri University through the Karnataka State University (Amendment) Act, 2022. The first Vice-Chancellor was appointed in 2023.
# Bicol Regional Science High School

Bicol Regional Science High School (Filipino: Mataas na Paaralan ng Agham Panrehiyon ng Bicol) (colloquially BRSHS) is the Regional Science High School for Bicol Region (Region V) in the Philippines. It is located in barangay Tuburan, Ligao City, Albay and was established in June 1994.

## History

Bicol Regional Science High School (BRSHS) was conceived by virtue of DECS Order No. 69, series of 1993. In the beginning of the school year 1994–1995, students were enrolled in Ligao National High School since BRSHS had no site of its own. The organization used the LNHS's facilities and classrooms for its daily operations.
In 2000, after six years of existence, BRSHS achieved independence and completely separated from its mother school. The institution was then transferred to barangay Tuburan.
# Rasheed Turabi

Raza Hussain also known as Allama Rasheed Turabi (1908 – 1973) was an Islamic scholar, religious leader, public speaker, poet and philosopher.

## Early life and education

Turabi was born on (9th Jamadi-us-Sani 1326), 9 July 1908 in Hyderabad, British India. He was the eldest son of Maulvi Sharaf Hussain Khan, a nobleman from Hyderabad. He got his basic Islamic education from his father who taught him till the age of 5. He did matriculation from Hyderabad, Intermediate-high school from Shia College, Lucknow. He was awarded a BA from Osmania University, Hyderabad State, British India and MA in Philosophy from University of Allahabad, India.

## Career

Turabi delivered more than 5,000 religious lectures and speeches over 57 years. He was a student of Khalifa Abdul Hakim in philosophy and English and also studied with Hossein Borujerdi, Muhsin al-Hakim, and Abu al-Qasim al-Khoei.
Turabi started his political career as a lieutenant of Nawab Bahadur Yar Jang. He was a religious orator under the last Nizam of Hyderabad, Mir Osman Ali Khan. Later, he became the Chief of Hyderabad State's All India Muslim League. Quaid E Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah nominated him as the information secretary of Hyderabad State's All India Muslim League.

### Migration to Pakistan

He migrated to Pakistan in 1949 upon the request of Quaid E Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah and started addressing shia majalis at the Imambargahs in Kharadar, Khaliq Dina Hall and Martin Road Pakistan Quarters in Karachi. He also addressed Eid Milad-un-Nabi Mawlid gatherings at Aram Bagh and Jahangir Park, this went a long way in establishing his popularity within both Sunnis and Shias alike. Later, he started addressing majalis (gatherings) at Nishtar Park and at Imambargah Hussainian Iranian in Kharadar.
His first Shaam-e-Ghareban Majlis was broadcast on the Radio Pakistan in 1951. It became an annual feature till his death. The last Majlis he addressed was at Khaliq Dina Hall where he had a heart attack in 1971. He continued to address 'Majalis-i-Sham-i-Ghareban' at Nishtar Park until 1973.

## Death and legacy

Allama Rasheed Turabi died on 18 December 1973 in Karachi and was later buried in Hussainia Sajadia Imambargah in North Nazimabad, Karachi. His 13 children include Allama Aqeel Turabi, Naseer Turabi and Taha Turabi.
# Marco Barrientos

Marco Antonio Barrientos Zumpano, known as Marco Barrientos, (born June 28, 1963) is a Mexican evangelical Christian musician, pastor, author, teacher, and speaker known for combining practical biblical principles with the flow of prophetic songs.
Barrientos has an extensive discography, and is best known for his productions "Sin Reservas", "Es Hora de Adorarle", "Transformados", and "Ilumina". He has been nominated for the Arpa Awards in many times and Latin Grammy Awards three times, for Best Christian Album for his productions "Viento + Fuego" in 2005, "Transformados" in 2011, and "Amanece" in 2015.

## Early life and education

Barrientos was born in Mexico. He graduated from Christ for the Nations Bible Institute in 1985.

## Ministry

Since his graduation, he has been in full-time ministry, beginning as associate pastor of "Amistad Cristiana" in Mexico City. He remained there for 13 years, and then he founded the ministry "Amistad Cristiana Internacional" and the music label "Aliento Producciones", in which he is president.
Barrientos has 30 recordings of praise and worship.
He is also the director and host of "Avívanos", (Revive us) an annual worship conference part of Amistad Cristiana Internacional, Inc.

## Discography

Albums:
* 1986 Es El Día de Alabanza
* 1988 Se Exaltado
* 1989 Por Siempre Señor
* 1990 Príncipe de Paz
* 1991 A La Batalla
* 1992 En Ti
* 1992 Delante De Tu Trono
* 1992 Un Día En Tu Presencia
* 1993 No Puedo Parar De Alabarte
* 1994 Tú Eres Señor
* 1995 Clamor De Guerra
* 1995 Poderoso Dios
* 1995 Espíritu Santo y Fuego
* 1996 Río Poderoso
* 1997 Aliento Del Cielo
* 1997 Mas De Ti
* 1997 No Hay Nadie Como Tu
* 1998 Una Vida De Alabanza
* 1999 Luz A Las Naciones
* 1999 Sin Reservas
* 2000 Homenaje a Jesús
* 2000 Es Hora De Adorarle
* 2001 Clamemos A Jesús
* 2002 Yo Soy Amor
* 2002 Venga Tu Reino
* 2003 Es Por Tu Gracia
* 2003 Yo Soy Tu Sanador
* 2003 Muéstrame Tu Gloria
* 2004 Yo Soy Tu Paz
* 2004 Viento + Fuego
* 2005 Yo Soy Tu Padre
* 2005 Gozo En Tu Presencia
* 2006 Joy in Your Presence
* 2006 Yo Soy Tu Consolador
* 2006 Levántate y Resplandece
* 2007 Yo Soy Tu Luz
* 2007 Cree, Todo Es Posible
* 2008 Yo Soy Tu Libertador
* 2008 Avívanos
* 2009 Descansa En Mi
* 2009 Yo Soy Tu Esperanza
* 2009 Momentos En Tu Presencia
* 2009 En Vivo Desde El Auditorio Nacional
* 2010 Intimo
* 2010 Transformados
* 2011 Momentos Espontáneos
* 2012 Ilumina
* 2012 Global Project (Español)
* 2014 Amanece
* 2016 El Encuentro
* 2016 Legado de Adoración
* 2017 Encuentros con Dios
* 2020 Amor Inagotable
* 2024 Devocionales
Singles & EPs:
* 2012 Ilumina - Single
* 2015 Rey Infinito (En Vivo)
* 2016 Eres Mi Salvador
* 2019 El Poder de Tu Sangre
* 2024 Yo Sé
* 2024 Para Siempre te Bendeciré
# Anthony Hernandez (disambiguation)

Anthony Hernandez (born 1993) is an American mixed martial artist.
Anthony Hernandez may also refer to:
* Anthony Hernandez (footballer) (born 1995), Gibraltarian footballer
* Anthony Hernandez (photographer) (born 1947), American photographer
* Anthony Hernández (born 2001), Costa Rican footballer
# Karluk

Karluk or Qarluq may refer to:

## Alaska

* Karluk River, a river on Kodiak Island in Alaska, USA.
** Karluk, Alaska, a town at the mouth of the Karluk River
*** Karluk Airport
* Karluk (1884 ship), a ship crushed and sunk by Arctic ice in January 1914.

## Asia

* Karluk languages, spoken in Central Asia and Western China
* Karluks (also known as Qarluqs), a Turkic pastoral and agricultural tribe in Central Asia
** Karluk yabghu, a polity ruled by Karluk tribes in the 8th-9th centuries.
* Qarluq, Uzbekistan, an urban-type settlement in Uzbekistan
* Qarluq, Iran (disambiguation), several locations in Iran
# 1977 Vieques Air Link crash

On 19 December 1977, the 1977 Vieques Air Link crash took place when a Vieques Air Link Britten Norman BN-2A Islander crashed into the waters off the Atlantic Ocean near Vieques, Puerto Rico during a flight from St. Croix, United States Virgin Islands to Vieques.

## Flight

The airplane was on an international scheduled flight between St. Croix, United States Virgin Islands and Vieques, Puerto Rico.

## Accident

The airplane started experiencing fuel starvation as it was near Vieques. The aircraft's engines flamed out due to the starvation, and the pilot decided to ditch off, or land the plane on the ocean, before the situation became more critical. The airplane crashed at 07:48AM, local standard time on that day.

## Passengers and crew

There were ten people on board the doomed aircraft, nine of which were passengers and one, its 50-years-old pilot, who was the sole crew member. Of those, five died, all of them passengers. The pilot and four other passengers survived.

## Investigation

The investigation that followed blamed the pilot due to alleged inadequate pre-flight preparation or planning, which later resulted in his mismanagement of the aircraft's available fuel and then the double-engine flame out and subsequent crash.

## Vieques Air Link Flight 901A

Approximately seven years later, another Vieques Air Link islander, flying as Vieques Air Link Flight 901A, crashed near the same place after suffering engine problems too, flying a similar route but in the second crash's case from Vieques to St. Croix instead.
# Squeeze (1997 film)

Squeeze is a 1997 American crime film written and directed by Robert Patton-Spruill and starring Tyrone D. Burton, Eddie Cutanda, Phuong Duong, Geoffrey Rhue, Russell G. Jones and Leigh Williams. It was released on June 6, 1997, by Miramax Films.
Having chosen jobs at a gas station over school, 14-year-old friends Tyson (Tyrone Burton), Hector (Eddie Cutanda) and Bao (Phuong Duong) are getting pushed around by some of the older boys in their Boston neighborhood. Despite the stability provided by their relationship with youth club worker J.J. (Geoffrey Rhue), the boys are tempted by the fast money of the drug trade and touched by untimely death. Amid the flurry of mixed messages, the boys must decide which paths to follow.

## Cast

* Tyrone D. Burton as Tyson
* Eddie Cutanda as Hector
* Phuong Duong as Bao
* Geoffrey Rhue as JJ
* Russell G. Jones as Tommy
* Leigh Williams as Marcus
* Robert Agredo as Uzi
* Beresford Bennett as Derick
* Jennifer Maxcy as Lisa
* Harlem Logan as Fiend
* Diane Beckett as Aunt C
* Ingrid Askew as Pearl
* James Spruill as Psychiatrist / Homelessman
* William K. Butler as Jason
* Daryl Bugg as Mason
* Maleah Liggins as Tisha
* Pinky Lugo as Pinky
* Milagros Jones as Angela
* Jessica Edwards as Marrisa
* Victor Nunez as Julio