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# Glenn Marine Group

Glenn Marine Group is a Singapore-based supplier of maritime services including naval logistics and the operation of shore-base support including cruise terminals and port-operations.

## History

The company was formed as Glenn Marine Enterprise in 1946 in Penang, Malaya, providing chandler services to ships using the Swettenham Pier.

## Glenn Defense Marine Asia

In September 2013, a subsidiary of the company, ship support contractor Glenn Defense Marine Asia (GDMA), became the central public focus of an ongoing investigation into a corruption scandal within the US Navy. In 2010, Navy officials became suspicious that some of the bills submitted by the GDMA company from Thailand were padded. According to prosecutors investigating the case, the company overcharged the Navy for goods and services by an amount that exceeded 20 million dollars. The company's chief executive, president and chairman, Leonard Glenn Francis, also known as 'Fat Leonard,' allegedly recruited a network of moles within the Navy's United States Seventh Fleet and the Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS), who would provide him with classified operational schedules of Navy ships, and alert him when naval auditors tried to investigate suspicious business transactions with Glenn Marine. In exchange, prosecutors charge that Francis would supply the navy officials with prostitutes, travel expenses and other perks.

## Subsidiaries

* Glenn Defense Marine Asia (GDMA)
* Glenn Marine Logistics Base (GMLB)
* Glenn Ports & Cruise Terminals (GPCT)
# Whistle on the Wind

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Whistle on the Wind is the first solo album by flute and tin whistle player Joanie Madden.

## Musicians

* Liam Clancy : Performer, Poetry
* Mary Coogan : Guitar
* Gabriel Donohue : Bass, Bass (Acoustic), bodhrán, Bouzouki, Engineer, Guitar, Piano
* Donny Golden : Dancer
* Eileen Ivers : Fiddle
* Joanie Madden : Flute, Low Whistle, Producer, Whistle (Human), Whistle (Instrument)
* Joe Madden : Accordion
* Johnny McDonagh : Bodhrán
* Alyssa Pava : Cello
* Mark Simos : Guitar
* John Williams : Concertina
# Glipostenoda matsushitai

Glipostenoda matsushitai is a species of beetle in the genus Glipostenoda. It was described in 1954.
# Nerita striata

Nerita striata is a species of sea snail, a marine gastropod mollusk in the family Neritidae.
# Nerita undata

Nerita undata is a species of sea snail, a marine gastropod mollusk in the family Neritidae.

## Synonyms

* Nerita undata quadricolor Gmelin, 1791: synonym of Nerita quadricolor Gmelin, 1791
* Nerita undata var. micronesica E. von Martens, 1887: synonym of Nerita maura Récluz, 1842 (junior synonym)

## Description

Habitat: rocky cliffs (Ruwa, 1984 <109>). Up to 4 cm, with radial ridges on the shell surface; columella with three teeth. Pale in colour with variable darker markings, sometimes uniformly bluish-black, pale interior.

## Distribution

This marine species occurs in the Indo-Pacific. (Richmond, 1997) and off Papua New Guinea.
Habitat: littoral fringe rocks.
# Neritan Ceka

Neritan Ceka (Albanian:; born 11 February 1941) is an Albanian archaeologist, professor, and politician. He served as Albania's Minister of Internal Affairs from 27 July 1997 to 18 April 1998.

## Early life

Ceka was born in Tirana. Ceka studied at the Qemal Stafa High School, in Tirana, Albania.
He is the son of Hasan Ceka, a prominent Albanian archeologist, who inspired Neritan to pursue a career in archaeology.

## Political career

Ceka was a founding member of the Democratic Party of Albania and has been active in politics since 1990.
In 1992, Ceka left the Democratic Party following a conflict with the party's leader, Sali Berisha. Ceka founded the Democratic Alliance Party, which would go on to ally with the main opponent of the Democratic Party, the Socialist Party of Albania, in 1997. Ceka served as Minister of Internal Affairs from 27 July 1997 to 18 April 1998, in the government of Prime Minister Fatos Nano.

## Work

He has written several books:
* Apollonia: History and Monuments (ISBN 99943-672-5-0)
* Arkeologjia: Greqia, Roma, Iliria with Muzafer Korkuti
* Buthrotum: Its History and Monuments (ISBN 99927-801-2-6)
* Butrint (ISBN 0-9535556-0-7)
* Byllis: Its History and Monuments with Skender Mucaj (ISBN 99943-672-7-7)
* Iliret (ISBN 99927-0-098-X)
# Glyphipterix dolichophyses

Glyphipterix dolichophyses is a species of sedge moth in the genus Glyphipterix. It was described by Alexey Diakonoff in 1978. It is found in China.
# Glyphipterix delta

Glyphipterix delta is a species of sedge moth in the genus Glyphipterix. It was described by Sigeru Moriuti and Tosihisa Saito in 1964. It is found in Honshu, Japan.
The wingspan is about 9 mm.
# Glioma 261

Glioma 261 (GL261) is a frequently used murine glioma model. It was induced via intracranial injection of methylcholanthrene followed by serial intracranial and subcutaneous transplantations of tumor fragments into syngeneic C57BL/6 mice. By the mid-1990s, multiple groups had established a permanent cell line from the tumor.
GL261 tumors resemble ependymoblastomas on histology but show many characteristics of glioblastoma phenotypes. They contain activating mutations of the K-ras as well as mutations of p53, resulting in high expression of c-myc. GL261 tumors also highly express MHC I, explaining their partial immunogenicity and have limited expression of MHC II, B7-1, and B7-2. The tumors are invasive, are not known to be metastatic, and do not spontaneously regress.
Other immunocompetent murine models used to study GBM include GL26, CT-2A, SMA-560, and 4C8.
# Gliomatosis cerebri

Gliomatosis cerebri is a rare growth pattern of some brain tumors, impacting at least three cerebral lobes, mostly with bilateral involvement of the cerebral hemispheres. It can be seen in some types of diffuse glioma, most notably glioblastoma. It consists of infiltrative threads that spread deeply into the brain, making them very difficult to remove with surgery or treat with radiation and is associated with poor prognosis.
Previously it was considered to be a separate type of tumor, but this view has been overturned by molecular and genetic diagnostics.

## Definition

As defined by the WHO, gliomatosis cerebri spans at least three cerebral lobes, usually involves both hemispheres and can also spread deeply into the gray matter or into infratentorial structures like the brainstem, cerebelleum or spinal cord.
Until the 4th revision of the WHO classification of tumours of the central nervous system of 2016, gliomatosis cerebri was considered to be a distinct entity. Due to advances in molecular diganostics, the lack of a specific genetic profile and poor prognostic value, this definition is now considered obsolete.

## Causes

Gliomatosis cerebri is most often caused by glioblastoma, but can also arise from astrocytoma, oligodendroglioma or other types of diffuse glioma. Other pathologies such as vasculitis, encephalitis or leukoencephalopathy may also cause similar radiological findings.
# Where Are We Going

"Where Are We Going" is a song by Remy Shand, released on 17 May 2013 on Remy Records. It is the first single released by the musician since 2002's single "Rocksteady".

## Background

"Where Are We Going?" was composed by Edward Larry Gordon and Larry Mizell.
According to an article by The Globe and Mail dated June 3, 2013. Shand had covered Marvin Gaye's "Where Are We Going". The song was actually recorded in the past by Donald Byrd. Shand played all the instruments on the song and did all of the vocal backing. Shand did the mixing as well at Hollywood Dan's Sound Lair.

## Other versions

Donald Byrd recorded the song and it appeared on his Black Byrd album that was released on Blue Note BN-LA047-F in 1973.
Funk, Inc. recorded a version of the song which was included on their 1974 Priced to Sell album.
Marvin Gaye recorded his version of the song which appears on the Let's Get It On (Deluxe Edition) on Motown in 2001.
Aqua Stone Throne recorded a version which appeared on their 2017 Original Soul album.
Josh Rouse recorded a version which appears on the Radio Sessions Collection, Volume 1 album.

### Sampled

Engelwood sampled Marvin Gaye's version of "Where Are We Going" for his "Puerto Rico" track which was released in 2016.
# Weston Bousfield

Weston Ashmore Bousfield (April 22, 1904 – September 6, 1986) was an American experimental psychologist and professor at the University of Connecticut (UConn) from 1939 to 1971. His research focused on the study of organization in memory, category clustering, and free recall.
Bousfield was born in China to Christian missionary parents Cyril Eustace and Lillie (Snowden) Bousfield. He graduated from Northeastern University (Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering, 1927), Boston University (MA, 1928), and Harvard University (MA, 1932; PhD, 1933). He taught at Tufts University from 1929 to 1939. Moving to UConn, he served as psychology department chair from 1939 to 1960. He retired in 1971.
Bousfield built the university's psychology department into a regional powerhouse, quadrupling its faculty size and launching multiple doctoral programs during his chairship. Built in 1974, the Weston A. Bousfield Psychology Building at UConn was named in his honor in 1989.
Bousfield published 80 research articles over the course of his 40-year academic career. He was a fellow of the American Psychological Association and the American Association for the Advancement of Science and former president of the Connecticut State Psychological Society.
# Weston Branch Library

The Weston Branch Library is a branch of the Broward County Library. It is the most western branch of the library in the county, and is part of the Miami metropolitan area. The Florida Everglades National Park borders the city to the North, and the library itself sits less than 2 miles from the Everglades.

## General History & Demographics

The Weston Branch Library serves the city of Weston, Florida. It serves a population of 65,672 people, but also allows books to be borrowed by the over 9 million users in the Broward County Library System. The library branch was built after the city of Weston was incorporated in 1996. The library was originally in a much smaller building, but was moved to a new building due to the growing collection. The library shares building space with one of Broward College's satellite campuses. The library has a good collection of material in Spanish, as Weston has the largest concentration of Venezuelans and the fourteenth highest concentration of Colombian residents in the United States. Over 31% of the population speaks Spanish at home.

## Education

While the library building itself houses classrooms for a satellite campus of Broward College, the library is also surrounded by schools. On one side is Manatee Bay Elementary School, while Falcon Cove Middle School and Cypress Bay High School sit across from the library on Vista Park Blvd. The library therefore has a high concentration of young adult literature and graphic novels for its frequent student visitors.

## Weston Library Park

Beginning construction in 2007, the Library Park was built to be an open area for outdoor reading and library events. Located between the library building and Cypress Bay High School on the corner of Bonaventure and Vista Park Blvd., the park is often frequented by students from the nearby schools. There are multiple water features and both covered and uncovered seating areas and walkways.
The Weston Library Park officially opened in October 2009. Construction of this park cost roughly $2.2million, and the city received a small grant from the State of Florida, Division of Recreation and Parks, to assist with the development of the park. The main noticeable features of this park are the circular fountain and the three gazebos.
For an informational stroll, visitors may follow the "Ring of Florida Authors" or the "Walk of Discovery." The first route circles around the fountain and features 20 bronze plaques highlighting the literary works of authors and playwrights with strong connections to Florida. The "Walk of Discovery" features 10 bronze plaques around the park floors depicting the local history dating back to thousands of years.
# New Orleans (Rotterdam)

New Orleans is a 44-storey, 158.3 m (519 ft) residential skyscraper in Rotterdam, Netherlands, designed by Álvaro Siza Vieira. It was the tallest residential building (and second tallest building overall) in the Netherlands, until completion of the De Zalmhaven in 2022. Consist of residential area with swimming pool, saunas and gym for residents as well as commercial area with cinema LantarenVenster.
# Global Concord (Nigeria)

Global Concord is an Akwa Ibom based newspaper. Global Concord is known in Akwa Ibom for publication of controversial stories. The publisher of Global Concord is Unyime Ekwere. The local newspaper has published several controversial stories mostly political.
On July 24, 2013, Global Concord's office was raided by the SSS along with protesters and seized over 5,000 copies of newspaper that were to be circulated.
# Morteza Qoli Khan

Morteza Qoli Khan may refer to:
* Morteza Qoli Khan Qajar (1750/1755 – 1798/1800), prince of Persia's Qajar dynasty
* Morteza Qoli Khan (Safavid governor) (fl. 1651–1664), Iranian official of Turkoman origin
# White-headed barbet

The white-headed barbet (Lybius leucocephalus) is a species of bird in the family Lybiidae. It is found in Angola, Cameroon, Central African Republic, Chad, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Kenya, Nigeria, South Sudan, Tanzania, and Uganda.

## Bird calls

This species of African barbet comprises several races distinguished by different duetting song patters but all have a raucous greeting ceremony. It is the only barbet species to use simultaneous singing during a duet.

## Description

This species is one of the largest in this genus at 18–19.5 cm (7.1-7.7 inches) in length. It is a black and white type of barbet that has a stubby neck and a heavy-toothed bill. It is found in open woodland areas that are close to water and cultivation. It utilizes fig and jacaranda trees to find food and to excavate nests. These birds are also very social and live in small groups.

## Subspecies

Lybius leucocephalus includes the following subspecies:
* L. l. adamauae - Reichenow, 1921
* L. l. leucocephalus - (de Filippi, 1853)
* L. l. senex - (Reichenow, 1887)
* L. l. albicauda - (Shelley, 1881)
* L. l. lynesi - Grant, CHB & Mackworth-Praed, 1938
* L. l. leucogaster - (Barboza du Bocage, 1877)
# Neurootological and Equilibriometric Society

The Neurootological and Equilibriometric Society is a learned society that was founded in 1974 and has its seat in Bad Kissingen (Germany).

## Foundation

The society was founded on May 25, 1974, by an assembly of physicians, medical technologists, and engineers interested in neurootology. Since then, the president has been Claus-Frenz Claussen (University of Wurzburg). From the beginning, multilingual communication was established to facilitate the exchange of views as much as possible. English, French, German, and Spanish were listed in the statutes as official languages.

## Aims

The association's aim has been to foster clinical neurootology in terms of practice and research, by means of
* Training in preparing and undertaking neurootological diagnosis with special regard to equilibrioception
* Standardization of clinical methods of diagnosis and technical devices
* The publication of a medical journal.

### Goals

Among the goals of the society are not only the evaluation of basic and clinical research but also the promotion of clinical neurootology including its four main fields equilibriometry, audiometry, olfactometry, and gustometry, as well as the training of interested doctors and medical assistance personnel.

### Training

Since its foundation, the society has held annual congresses for further training, alternately in Bad Kissingen and other countries.

### Publications

The Neurootology Newsletter as well as the proceedings of the society are used to exchange scientific knowledge within the association. In addition, the society publishes the International Tinnitus Journal.

### Honours

Since 1980, the association has honoured experienced neurootologists who have made an essential contribution to neurootology in research and clinical practice. The scientists who are to be honoured are determined two years in advance by the Members' Assembly during the congresses taking place in Bad Kissingen.
# New Wave (compilation album)

New Wave is a notable punk/new wave/proto-punk compilation album released in 1977 on Vertigo Records. It introduced many US new wave artists to the UK market and helped establish the term "new wave". The album was compiled by Alan Cowderoy for Phonogram Ltd. (London) and most of the artists were on Phonogram subsidiary labels, making it essentially a sampler album. The album credits give thanks to Linda and Seymour Stein from Sire Records and Jake Riviera and Kosmo Vinyl from Stiff Records. Music critic Ira Robbins rated it one of his top ten albums of 1977.
While most of the acts on the album were US acts, it also included acts from the UK (the Damned), Ireland (the Boomtown Rats), France (Little Bob Story) and Australia (Skyhooks).
The front cover depicts a punk spitting beer. The punk in the photo is Derek Gibbs, vocalist for the London-based punk band the Satellites. Also seen in the background of the photo is the Satellites' bass player, John Johnson. The rear cover has 11 photos of punks posing in colourful clothing. All the photos were taken by Peter 'Kodick' Gravelle who was one of the first punk photographers, shooting record sleeve photos for the Damned, Generation X, Skrewdriver, Chelsea and others.

## Credits

* Compiled By – Alan Cowderoy
* Photography By – Peter Kodick
* Sleeve – Dennis Walden, Sue Dubois
# Tobias Stranover

Tobias Stranover or Toby Stranovius (1684–1756) was a Transylvanian Saxon born painter (1684–after 1731).
Stranover was born in Hermannstadt but travelled to the Holy Roman Empire, the Dutch Republic, and England, where he stayed. He is registered in Hamburg, Hermannstadt, Amsterdam and London. He became a follower of the bird painter Melchior d'Hondecoeter and presumably also Jakob Bogdány, whose daughter Elisabeth he married.
Stranover died in London.
# Kasper Franck

Kasper Franck (2 November 1543 – 12 March 1584) was a German theologian and controversialist.

## Life

Kasper Franck was born in Ortrand, Saxony. His parents were Lutherans, and he was initially a Protestant minister and preacher. Ladislaus von Fraunberg, Count of Haag (de) (1505–1566), who had recently introduced the reformed faith into his province, invited him to his court. The premature death, however, of Ladislaus prevented Franck from carrying out the proposed plans of reform.
Albert V, Duke of Bavaria, the successor of Ladislaus, resolved to restore the Catholic religion, and called in the convert and preacher, Martin Eisengrein. His intercourse with Eisengrein led Franck to an eventual conversion to Catholicism.
In 1566, he matriculated at the University of Ingolstadt, devoted himself to the study of the Church Fathers and the early Christian Church, and on 25 January 1568, made a formal profession of the Catholic faith. Albert recognized in him as a man of great usefulness and obtained from Pope Pius V a dispensation to have him ordained a priest.
Before beginning his missionary labours, he published a work setting forth the reasons and justification of his return to the ancient faith. His efforts in Haag and Kraiburg were crowned with success.
In 1572, he was again in the University of Ingolstadt, pursuing his theological studies and the following year he was appointed its rector, which office he again held later for several consecutive terms. On the occasion of the Jubilee in 1575, he set out for Rome, won at Siena a doctorate in theology, and shortly afterwards Pope Gregory XIII conferred on him the titles of Prothonotary Apostolic and Comes Lateranensis.
He died at Ingolstadt.

## Works

His polemical writings manifest care and an intimate familiarity with patristic literature. Among them are:
* Brevis et Pia Institutio de puro verbo Dei et clara S. Evangelii luce (Ingolstadt, 1571);
* Tractatus de ordinaria, legitima et apostolica vocatione sacerdotem et concionatorum, etc. (Inglolstat, 1571);
* Casperis Franci de externo, visibili et hiearchico, Ecclesiae Catholicae sacerdotio, (Cologne, 1575);
* Catalogus haereticorum (Ingolstadt, 1576);
* Explicatio totius historiae Passionis et Mortis Domini, etc. (Inglolstat, 1572);
* Fundamentum Catholicae Fidei contra Schmidelin (Ingolstadt, 1578).
# Pipariya, Jabalpur

Pipariya is a census town in Jabalpur district in the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh.

## Demographics

As of 2001 India census, Pipariya had a population of 4483. Males constitute 52% of the population and females 48%. Pipariya has an average literacy rate of 68%, higher than the national average of 59.5%: male literacy is 77%, and female literacy is 59%. In Pipariya, 13% of the population is under 6 years of age.
# Parapachymorpha

Parapachymorpha is a genus of stick insects in the tribe Medaurini, erected by Carl Brunner von Wattenwyl in 1893. Species have been recorded from: China, Myanmar, Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam.

## Species

The Phasmida Species File lists:
* Parapachymorpha apicalis Ho, 2020
* Parapachymorpha dentata Ho, 2017
* Parapachymorpha granulata Ho, 2021
* Parapachymorpha nigra Brunner von Wattenwyl, 1893 - type species (by subsequent designation)
* Parapachymorpha parvicorne Ho, 2021
* Parapachymorpha spinigera (Brunner von Wattenwyl, 1907)
* Parapachymorpha tridentata Ho, 2020
* Parapachymorpha zomproi Fritzsche & Gitsaga, 2000
Note: Parapachymorpha commelina Thanasinchayakul, 2006 may be a nomen nudum.
# Euphaedra eusemoides

Euphaedra eusemoides, the western mimic forester, is a butterfly in the family Nymphalidae. It is found in Guinea, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Ivory Coast and Ghana.

## Description

E. eusemoides Sm. & Kirby (42 a). Forewing above without hindmarginal spot, the median band consisting of only two separated spots (in the cell and in cellule 2); the marginal band of the hindwing on both surfaces unspotted; the cell of the forewing beneath red at the base, both with 3 black dots; hindwing beneath spotted with light yellow in the middle (in cellules 4 and 5). Congo.

## Biology

The habitat consists of wet forests.
Adults are attracted to fallen fruit. They mimic day-flying Agaristinae and Lasiocampidae moths.

## Taxonomy

It is the nominal member of the Euphaedra eusemoides species group.
# Otteana dilinhensis

Otteana dilinhensis is a species of cricket in the subfamily Landrevinae, found in Vietnam.

## Systematics

The species was first described in 1988 by Daniel Otte and placed under Pteroplistinae as Pteroplistus dilinhensis. A reassessment in 1990 by Andrey Vasilevich Gorokhov [ru] moved it to Otteana.
# Omega Octantis

Omega Octantis, (latinized from ω Octantis), is a solitary, bluish-white hued star located in the southern circumpolar constellation Octans. It has an apparent magnitude of 5.87, allowing it to be faintly seen with the naked eye. Based on the object's parallax measurements, it is estimated to be 328 light years distant. However, it is drifting closer with a heliocentric radial velocity −7.6 km/s.
Omega Octantis has a stellar classification of B9.5 V, indicating that it is a main-sequence star between the B9 and A0 classes. Helmut A. Abt & Nidia I. Morrell gave a slightly updated class of B9.5 Vs, which includes sharp (narrow) absorption lines in Omega Octantis' spectrum due to slow rotation. It has a mass 2.54 times that of the Sun and is calculated to be 197 million years old, having completed 40% of its main sequence lifetime. It has a luminosity of 50.5 L$_☉$, which comes from a radius of 2.35 R$_☉$ and an effective temperature of 10,759 K. In 2012, George A. Gontcharov calculated a solar metallicity for Omega Octantis, and it is spinning modestly with a projected rotational velocity of 36 km/s. The slow rotation is consistent with the spectral classification from Abt & Morell (1995).