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# Dinailurictis

Dinailurictis was an extinct nimravid carnivoran (or "false sabre-toothed cat") belonging to the subfamily Nimravinae. It was named in 1922, with subsequent material being recovered from Early to Late Oligocene deposits across France and Spain.

## Description

Dinailurictis was one of the larger nimravids of its time, with individuals weighing 130 kg (290 lb). Having had a sleek body like caracal, with its back being elongated and having feet more resembling basal Feliformia members like civets, with partially retractable claws. Dinailurictis was likely a generalist predator, hunting both small game whilst being capable of hunting larger ungulates. It likely was an ambush predator as the medial lip of the trochlea is less projecting than in modern large cats, with a projected lip affixing the elbow joint. These traits potentially indicate Dinailurictis was less cursorial in respect to cranio-caudal movements.
Its canine fangs were more conical in shape than some of more derived sabre-toothed condition of more derived Nimravidae genera, but were still scimitar-like in shape.

## Taxonomy

There is only one known species classified within the genus, Dinailurictis bonali. Initial remains from La Tuque, France consisted of a left, upper canine noticeably larger than Eofelis, Nimravus, and Eusmilus. Subsequent remains consisting of limb bones and additional teeth have since been found.
Dinailurictis does resemble and was related to Nimravus as members of the Nimravinae subfamily, but do the two genera differ in several anatomical traits. Skeletal morphology aligns Dinailurictis closer with the somewhat larger genus, Quercylurus. Systematic review conducted in 2003 found Quercylus major and Dinailurictis bonali to be extremely similar to one another, with the larger size of the former being the major difference.
# Slugger

A slugger most often means a baseball or softball player with a high slugging percentage.
Slugger or Sluggers may also refer to:
* Silver Slugger Award, an annual baseball award presented to the best offensive player at each position in both the American League and the National League
* Louisville Slugger, a brand of baseball bat
* Louisville Slugger Field, a baseball stadium in Louisville, Kentucky
* Berlin Sluggers, a German baseball team founded in 1985
* Abbeville Sluggers, an American minor league baseball team in 1920
* Slugger Labbe (born 1968), American NASCAR crew chief
* Slugger, a boxing style
* The Louisville Sluggers, also known as The Sluggers, a former Australian Swing Revival band formed in the late 1990s
* "Slugger", a 2024 single by Sasami from Blood on the Silver Screen
# Billy Martindale

Billy Martindale (born September 10, 1938) is an American professional golfer who has also had career interests as a white-tailed deer breeder, golf course designer, and oil & gas entrepreneur.

## Early life

Martindale was born in Jacksonville, Texas, the son of Margaret (née Pruitt) and William Everett Martindale. He is the older brother of Emmy Award-winning stage, television, and film actress Margo Martindale. He graduated from Jacksonville High School in 1957, where he was an All-State quarterback and All-State golfer.

## Amateur career

Prior to his professional golf career, Martindale was an accomplished amateur player. After transferring from Southern Methodist University to Texas A&M University in the middle of his freshman year, he went on to captain the golf team and become an NCAA All-American his junior and senior years, graduating in 1961. After graduation, he served in the Army from 1962 to 1963.

## Professional career

After playing a partial season in 1963, Martindale played full-time on the PGA Tour from 1964 to 1968, and was recognized as the PGA's "Sophomore of the Year" in 1965. Late that season, he finished runner-up at the Almaden Open Invitational to South Africa's Bobby Verwey. In his five years on tour, he had three 2nd-place finishes, five 3rd-place finishes, and 35 top-25 finishes. His best finish in a major was a tie for 15th at the 1966 PGA Championship at Firestone Country Club.
After the 1968 season, Martindale left the PGA Tour to partner with Don January to form JanMart Enterprises, a golf course development and design company. Their business partnership would last until 1979, when January left to join the Senior PGA Tour upon reaching age 50. Concurrently, Martindale also served as the head coach of the Southern Methodist University golf team from 1970-73.
In their 10 years together, Martindale and January developed some 23 courses together, mostly around their home state of Texas. Their most notable course development is Royal Oaks Country Club in Dallas, Texas.
# Great Mosque of Hama

The Great Mosque of Hama (Arabic: جَامِع حَمَاة ٱلْكَبِير, romanized: Jāmiʿ Ḥamāt al-Kabīr), is a mosque in Hama, Syria. It is located about 400 meters (1,300 ft) west of the citadel. Built in the 8th century CE, it was largely destroyed in the 1982 Hama massacre and subsequently rebuilt.

## History

The site of the building was originally a Roman temple dating to the 3rd century. It was converted into a church during the Byzantine era, probably in the 6th century. It was converted into a mosque in the early Islamic era, although the details and dating of this conversion have been the subject of debate by scholars. Prior to its later destruction, the building contained many reused elements dating from the Roman or Christian Byzantine eras. One 14th-century Muslim historian, Abu al-Fida', claimed that the church was converted into a mosque right after the conquest of the city in 636–7 CE, during the time of Caliph Umar, but modern scholars have expressed skepticism about this dating, as it appears to be implausibly early. Some, such as Bernard O'Kane, have suggested the conversion took place in the Umayyad period (late 7th or early 8th century), while Maria Guidetti has suggested it could be in the late 8th century during the early Abbasid period. There has also been debate over the dating of physical elements of the mosque: Jean Sauvaget argued that the riwaqs (arcades) in its courtyard and the east and west walls of the prayer hall could be dated to the Umayyad period, whereas K. A. C. Creswell cast doubt on this dating.
The Great Mosque has two minarets. One is a square-based tower adjacent to the prayer hall and from an inscription on its surface, dates back to 1124, although some argue that its base is of Umayyad origin, while others say it was constructed in 1153. The second minaret is octagonal in shape and was built by the Mamluks in 1427. At the side of the main northern courtyard is a smaller square courtyard containing the tombs of two 13th century Ayyubid kings.
The mosque was almost completely destroyed by the Syrian government, along with much of the historic old town, during the civil conflict in Hama in 1982. It was subsequently rebuilt by the Antiquities Department of the Syrian government. By 2001, the reconstruction was complete. The reconstruction followed the design of the historic building, but not all the details of the rebuilt mosque are true to the original.
* The mosque today (after reconstruction)
* Eastern entrance of the mosque with incorporated spolia
* Courtyard of the mosque, with the domed treasury (bayt al-mal) on the right
* The first minaret, at the southeast corner of the mosque
* The Mamluk minaret, on the north side of the mosque
* Central entrance from the courtyard into the prayer hall
* Inside the prayer hall, with mihrab and minbar on the left
# Maher al-Agal

Maher al-Agal (Arabic: مَاهِرُ ٱلْعَقَّالْ, romanized: Māhir al-'Aqāl; died 12 July 2022) was a top commander and leader for the Islamic State in Syria. He was involved in aggressively developing IS networks outside Iraq and Syria, according to CENTCOM. Al-Agal was also a commander for Jaysh al-Sharqiyyah.

## History

Little is known about his life other than his military history.
He was a part of the Islamic State in Raqqa when the organisation still held that territory. When he presumably rose the ranks, he was aggressively spreading IS networks outside of Iraq and Syria worldwide.
Around 2020, al-Agal would be a member of Turkish-backed factions and would live in Afrin in northwestern Syria, where he would soon become a commander of a Syrian rebel group called Jaysh Al-Sharqiyyah.

## Death

At 12 July 2022, in Ghaltan village outside the town of Jindires, in northwest Syria, near the border of Hatay Province in Turkey, al-Agal was targeted by a US drone strike while riding his motorcycle, along with an unidentified IS official who was his close affiliate. The attack killed al-Agal and seriously injured the other IS official. This attack took extensive planning for it to come out as a successful operation, without any civilian casualties. The Pentagon used al-Agal's death as an example that they don't need thousands of troops to get rid of threats in their country.
# Stirling, Australia

There are several places in Australia called Stirling:
* Stirling, Western Australia, a suburb of Perth
* City of Stirling, a local government area of Perth
* Stirling, South Australia, a city and region just east of Adelaide
* Stirling, Australian Capital Territory, a suburb in Canberra
* Division of Stirling, a federal electorate centred on the city of Stirling.
* Electoral district of Stirling, a state electoral district in Western Australia near the city of Albany.
* Stirling Range, a range of mountains in Western Australia north-east the city of Albany
# Zax (Duke Power)

Zax is an animated mascot character featured in 1980s public service announcements for Charlotte, North Carolina electric power company Duke Power. The character, introduced in 1984, was designed to appeal to children, and educate them about the dangers of electricity, and how to use energy more efficiently. Zax's voice was provided by Charlotte weatherman Larry Sprinkle.
The character appeared in animated public service announcements on television, in a Sunday newspaper comic strip, and in live appearances by a costumed actor at libraries and elementary schools.

## History

In 1984, Duke Power released a series of public service announcements to educate children on how to be safe and use electricity efficiently. These cartoon PSAs featured a small, eager to learn computer generated program named Zax, and a group of children who tried to keep him from getting injured or killed by electricity.
Zax appeared in a number of cartoon PSAs throughout the 1980s. In the first 60-second spot, a young boy, Billy, creates Zax on his computer. When Billy goes out to play with his friends, he says that he wishes Zax could come outside and play with them. Zax leaps from the computer screen to join the children, and immediately decides to climb a transmission tower. The children explain that he's not being safe — kids should never try to climb electric poles or towers, or fly kites and planes close to power lines. Zax thanks them, and admits, "Zax has much to learn. Will you teach me?" Billy replies, "This could be the beginning of a beautiful friendship," as the group walks into the sunset.
Other spots feature the children stopping Zax from taking a bath with electric devices nearby, going near downed power lines after a storm and other "misadventures". The PSAs concluded with the line, "This message brought to you by your friends at Duke Power."
Duke Power also produced Zax teaching kits for classroom use, including posters, light switch faceplates, a film-strip and an audio cassette that featured Zax and his friends. In later years, Zax was used for Electric Safety poster contests. Zax was also used for local Earth Day events, along with fellow safety mascots Smokey Bear and Woodsy the Owl. As late as 1997, Duke Power was still distributing Zax coloring books and showing a film called "Zax's Electric Safety Team" at North Carolina 4-H club meetings. They also produced a highly limited number of stuffed Zax toys in 1986.
Duke's "World of Energy" exhibition hall at the Oconee Nuclear Station in Seneca, South Carolina, includes a display with a life-sized sculpture of Zax.
# Say It Loud (GRiZ album)

Say It Loud is the fourth album by the electronic musician Grant Kwiecinski under the pseudonym GRiZ. It was released on March 31, 2015 under his own label All Good Records.

## Track listing

All tracks are written by Grant Kwiecinski unless noted
# Texas railway line

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The Texas railway line is a disused branch railway of the South Western railway line in the south of the Darling Downs region of Queensland, Australia, and was the last traditional branch line railway constructed in Queensland.
The McDougall brothers settled land in the Texas region in about 1840. They later had to prove their claim to the property after another settler moved in during their absence. At the time, the Republic of Texas in North America was in the midst of a land war with neighbouring Mexico and thus they called their property Texas station. Deposits of silver, lead and copper were mined at Silver Spur about 12 kilometres (7.5 mi) east of Texas. Tobacco was grown in the Texas region along with a busy trade in rabbit meat and skins.
Between October 1910 and March 1912, a road train serviced the area between Inglewood (a railhead on the South Western line), Texas and Silver Spur. In 1914, following an inefficient and unreliable service, a branch line was approved linking the three centres. Construction did not begin until February 1929 with the jobs created being sought by many hundreds of men out of work due to the Great Depression. The 55-kilometre (34 mi) section between Inglewood and Texas was officially opened on Monday 10 November 1930 by Godfrey Morgan, the Queensland Minister for Railways. Two small sidings appeared en route at Magee and Mundoey.
Grain, tobacco, dairy products and livestock were its main cargo but the line faced stiff competition with motor transport in the ascendancy. Closure of the Silver Spur mine sounded the death knell of an extension beyond Texas. Two trains a week connected with services at Inglewood. Although special trains ran during busy times, branch traffic was always sparse. Short branch lines ran from Texas station to livestock pens and past the Texas Freezing Works where rabbits were processed.
By 1963, passenger services had disappeared from the timetable. Regular services were withdrawn in 1985 and services were replaced by motor truck. The line closed on 1 January 1994 and is retained by Queensland Rail as a non-operational corridor. The track was left in place but other facilities were removed.
As at 2025, there is a proposal to reopen the line as a heritage tourist experience.
# Burton Richardson

Burton Merrele Richardson (born September 29, 1949) is an American television announcer.

## Career

Richardson has primarily been known as the announcer for The Arsenio Hall Show from 1989 to 1994, where he became best known for his long-drawn-out introduction of the show's host: "ARSENIOOOOOOO... HALL!". Richardson has also announced for various game shows, including Rodeo Drive, Russian Roulette, WinTuition, To Tell the Truth (1990 and 2000), The New Price Is Right (1994–1995), Family Feud (1999–2010), and Celebrity Family Feud (2008, 2015–2023).
Richardson was also immortalised on Prince’s iconic “Love Symbol” (1992) album where he can be heard introducing Prince and his band the New Power Generation on its opening track: “My Name is Prince”.
From 2001, he was one of several announcers who filled in on The Price Is Right for Rod Roddy during his terminal illness period, and also was a guest announcer for an episode of The Price Is Right that aired on December 22, 2006, when Rich Fields missed taping an episode due to laryngitis. He was also the announcer for Family Game Night on The Hub from 2010 to 2012.
# Go Chuck Yourself

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Go Chuck Yourself (released as Happy Live Surprise in Japan) is a live album by Canadian rock band Sum 41 recorded in London, Ontario in April 2005.
"Nothing on My Back", "Machine Gun", "That's All Right" (Arthur Crudup cover), "In Too Deep", and "Angels with Dirty Faces" were also performed; however, are omitted from the album.
It was first released on December 21, 2005, in Japan, and was packaged with a bonus DVD featuring five songs from the show and Basketball Butcher. The North American and European version was released on March 7, 2006, without the DVD. The album debuted at #51 on the Canadian Albums Chart.

## Track listing

All tracks are written by Sum 41
# John Butkiewicz

John Butkiewicz (born 9 November 1951) is an Australian field lacrosse player who was named the best midfielder at both the 1978 and 1982 World Lacrosse Championships (WLC). Butkiewicz represented Australia at a record five WLC's, from 1974 to 1990, and is in the Sport Australia Hall of Fame.
Butkiewicz popularized the lacrosse face-off "clamp" that is widely used today.
# Regina Pütz

Regina Pütz (born 13 April 1950) is a German volleyball player. She competed in the women's tournament at the 1972 Summer Olympics.
# Kofi Byble

Evans Ofori Amoani (born July 31, 1992), known by his stage name Kofi Byble is a Ghanaian songwriter and a recording artiste from Akuapem Mountains and based in Accra. He is currently under the management of Gheneral Empire, one of Ghana’s record labels.
Kofi Byble has over the years released songs ranging from genres like Afro Dancehall, Hiplife, Afrobeats and Hip hop. He is receiving attention now for his latest release "Baby Mama". He blends Twi with English to create his music. Kofi Byble has been described as an original talent with well-written lyrics and sharp timing in his delivery.

## Early life and career

Kofi Byble started the journey of his music career in the year 2006. His love for creative arts and music began in his second year in Junior High School. Byble met a radio DJ/Presenter, Doctor Duncan, who at the time was the host of Kasahari rap battle show on Adom FM. He attained the chance to feature on his show. Out of that same radio show came the likes of Sarkodie, Yaa pono, Stonebwoy, Guru and many other top artiste in Ghana. As a freestyle rapper on the show he never lost a battle to anyone, Kofi Byble then noticed he had a gift and had to continue with it professionally. Knowing the direction he was heading with his career, Kofi Byble worked day and night to stay relevant in the industry. He recorded his first studio record Sugar at his friend's studio in Accra and shot a music video for it which had radio and TV airplay across the country.

## "Baby Mama" and Gheneral Empire Records

In May 2018, Gheneral Empire Records, a new record label based in Accra, signed Kofi Byble. The signing took place at the studios of Gheneral empire on the Spintex Road in Accra. Gheneral Empire is owned by Mark Kwame Adjei, also known as Gheneral Poka or POKA1.
On 11 June 2018, Gheneral Empire Records released Kofi Byble's a standalone afrobeats single "Baby Mama". It was later released on top online digital stores like iTunes, Spotify, Tidal, Deezer, iHeart and is also on over 37 other online digital stores for Digital download and Streaming. "Baby Mama" was produced by Beat Boss Tims. The song is currently a nationwide anthem and can be used by users of both MTN and Vodafone network users in Ghana as their Caller Tune. MTN user subscribe by sending 668900 to short code 585 and Vodafone users, 4041508 to short code 585. Kofi Byble gave his fans the chance to win $500 in a Baby Mama Challenge where fans will submit videos of themselves dancing or singing the song on Instagram and Facebook.

## Discography
### Selected singles

| Year | Title | Producer(s) | Ref |
| 2016 | Sugar (featuring Ebo Likey) | Ratio Beatz | |
| 2018 | Baby Mama | Beat Boss Tims | |

## Videography

| Year | Title | Director | Ref |
| 2016 | Sugar | Pic Plus Films | |
| 2018 | Baby Mama | REX | |
# Héroes de Zaci

Héroes de Zaci F.C. is a Mexican football club that is currently playing in the Liga TDP for 2021–22 season. In the 2018–19 season, the club is based in Iztapalapa, Mexico City. During the 2020–21 season, the team was on hiatus to improve their ground and take a place in the Liga Premier de México – Serie A for the 2021–22 season but they are now participating in the Liga TDP until they find a ground that meets the requirements to participate.

## History

The team was founded in 2015, until 2017 the club was located in Valladolid, Yucatán, the name of the team is based on the old name of its original city and its heroic character. In 2017-18, the team asked not to play during that season due to problems with the local stadium.
As of the 2018–19 season, the team was relocated to Mexico City and returned to participate in the third division. In the promotion phase, the team won one of the two places to play the final series, which allowed Héroes de Zaci to be promoted to Liga Premier de México. On June 15, 2019, Héroes de Zaci won its first championship after defeat Atletico San Francisco by 3–2 on aggregate.
Héroes de Zaci is associated with Yalmakán F.C., team that participates in the Liga Premier de México – Serie A.
On July 29, 2020 Héroes de Zaci joins in Serie A after being approved after a one year hold due to stadium requirements were not met. However, to meet the requirements, the team was relocated to Acámbaro, Guanajuato, in addition, the franchise was rented to another administration other than the owners. However, the team was subsequently not approved to participate in the season and again it was put on hiatus to try to participate again from the 2021–22 season.
In 2021–22 season the team returned, but it was enrolled at Liga TDP.

## Honors

* Tercera División de México (1):2018–2019