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# Parking Space (film)

Parking Space is a 1933 American Pre-Code short animated film by Walter Lantz Productions, starring Oswald the Lucky Rabbit. It is the 77th Oswald film created during the Lantz era and the 128th to feature the character.

## Plot

Oswald runs a shop where commuters leave their young children to be watched by him while they have to be someplace else separately. One day, a lady collie comes to drop someone at the shop. Her submitted child is none other than the boy beagle.
The boy beagle feels unsure of the place he's in. He then goes to interact with the other youngsters, particularly a girl gibbon. Because the girl gibbon is often glum, he gives her a couple of milk bottles. To entertain her and everybody else there, the boy beagle encourages them to dance. The girl gibbon dances very joyously and therefore accelerates her movements. She dances so fast that the floor she is standing on ignites. A fire started forming on the floors. The fire in the short was not in animation, it is a clip of real fire from the fireplace. Meanwhile, outside, the children's guardians gathered as it is time to pick them up.
When Oswald reenters the shop, he is shocked to see the interior ablaze. He is able to salvage most of the children from the burning place using a vacuum cleaner. While he saves them, Oswald succumbs to the smoky atmosphere and collapses. The boy beagle comes to his rescue, and uses the vacuum to pull him out. The little dog then exits the place in the same way.
The vacuum bag somehow makes its way outdoors where it bursts, thus releasing Oswald and the youngsters. The guardians pick up their children and walk away happy. Oswald is greeted again by the lady collie who commends him for his heroic deed. The boy beagle later tries to interrupt Oswald but got kicked by the heel of Oswald's foot.
# Konstantin Nikologorskiy

Konstantin Nikologorskiy (Russian: Константин Сергеевич Никологорский; born 6 August 1995) is a Russian chess player who holds the title of International Master (IM).

## Biography

Konstantin Nikologorskiy was born in Nikologor village of Vyazniki District of Vladimir Oblast. He is multiple Russian Youth Chess Championship participant in different age groups with two wins: in 2003 in U8 age group and in 2004 in U10 age group. He played for Russia in European Youth Chess Championships and World Youth Chess Championships in the different age groups and best result reached in 2005 in Herceg Novi, when he won European Youth Chess Championship in the U10 age group. About this success he became FIDE Master (FM) title. In 2007, Konstantin Nikologorskiy won World School Chess Championship in the U13 age group. In 2011, he played for Russia team in World Youth U16 Chess Olympiad and won team and individual gold medals.
In 2017, he was awarded the FIDE International Master (IM) title.
Now Konstantin Nikologorskiy works as a chess trainer in Moscow and Moscow Oblast.
# Mr. Funtoosh

Mr Funtoosh is a 2008 Bengali film directed by Raj Mukherjee, featuring Prasenjit, Rachana Banerjee, Seemran. It was remade into Hindi as Action Jackson (2014).

## Plot

Palash (Prasenjit), is an engineer who returns to his bustee home and slum-mates, who lose no time in jumping and jiving with baltis and jharu to welcome their guru back. Schoolteacher Rachana Banerjee bursts on the scene as the right match for Palash. But just when the lovey-dovey couple begins cavorting around trees, the bad guys surface. A vile landshark (Hara Pattanaik) tricks Palash into a real-estate project, only to gun him down soon after. For those who love Prosenjit as a deadly combo of action hero and comic man, enters Mr Fantoosh (Also Prasenjit) in Jackie Chan mode, spinning karate chops and one-liners that go: "Aami maari ekdin, byatha thakey teensho poyshotti din!” Ha-ha and dhishum-dhishum go hand in hand for Mr Fantoosh of the spiky hair and body-hugging ganjees. Newcomers Malabika (as Palash's sister) and Angshuman (as the villain's son)

## Cast

* Prasenjit in a dual role as Palash & Funtoosh
* Rachana Banerjee
* Malabika
* Angshuman
* Hara Pattanaik
# Lifshitz

Lifshitz (or Lifschitz) is a surname, which may be derived from the Polish city of Głubczyce (German: Leobschütz).
The surname has many variants, including: Lifshitz, Lifschitz, Lifshits, Lifshuts, Lifshutz, Lefschetz; Lipschitz (Lipshitz), Lipshits, Lipchitz, Lipschutz (Lipschütz), Lipshutz, Lüpschütz; Libschitz; Livshits; Livshitz; Lifszyc, Lipszyc.
Notable people with the surname include:
* Asaf Lifshitz (born 1942), Israeli sculptor
* Chava Lifshitz (1936–2005), Austrian-Israeli chemist
* Deborah Lifchitz or Lifszyc (1907–1942), Polish-French ethnologist and linguist
* Dovid Lifshitz (1906–1993), Suvalker Rav, taught at Yeshiva University
* Rabbi Eliezer Meir Lifshitz (1879–1946), for whom the Lifshitz College of Education was named
* Evgeny Lifshitz (1915–1985), Soviet physicist
* Ilya Lifshitz (1917–1982), Soviet physicist (brother of Evgeny)
* J.D. Lifshitz (born 1992), American film director
* Miguel Lifschitz (1955–2021), Argentine politician, former mayor of the city of Rosario, Santa Fe
* Mikhail Lifshitz (1905–1983), Soviet literary critic and aesthetics philosopher
* Mosze Lifszyc (Aleksander Ford, 1908–1980), Polish film director
* Nechama Lifshitz (1927–2017), Soviet–Israeli singer
* Ofer Lifschitz (born 1958), chairman of Brit Olam party, Israel
* Ralph Lauren (born Ralph Lifshitz 1939), American fashion designer and business executive
* Sébastien Lifshitz (born 1968), French screenwriter and director
* Vladimir Lifschitz (born 1947), Soviet-American computer scientist
* Yaron Lifschitz (born 1970), Australian theatre director most notable for his involvement in the circus arts
# Adrian Sturges

Adrian Sturges (born 17 October 1976) is a British-born film producer.

## Early life

Sturges was born in London, England and grew up in Rochester, Kent

## Education

Sturges was educated at The King's School, Rochester, in Kent, in South East England.
He studied Theology and Religious Studies and History of Art at King's College, Cambridge and graduated with First Class Honours in 1998. Whilst at Cambridge he was President of the Cambridge University Amateur Dramatic Club and produced comedy for the Footlights.
Sturges studied producing at the National Film and Television School, taking their Industry Course and was selected for the inaugural Inside Pictures scheme.

## Life and career

Sturges began his career working as assistant to producer Simon Relph whilst he was also chairman of BAFTA. Sturges began producing by making the short films of such directors as Rupert Wyatt – Subterrain and Get the Picture, Gareth Lewis – Normal for Norfolk and Sam Taylor-Wood – Love You More, the latter being nominated for the BAFTA and the Palme d'Or
His first feature was The Baker, written and directed by Gareth Lewis. Subsequently, he produced The Escapist, the first film by Rupert Wyatt which was selected for the Sundance Film Festival and for which he won the British Independent Film Awards prize for Best Achievement in Production. He then produced The Disappearance of Alice Creed, written and directed by J Blakeson which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival. In 2011 he produced Albatross, the film debut of Niall MacCormick.
For television he has produced Whatever Happened to Harry Hill? for Channel 4 – a spoof documentary about the comedian.
Future projects include J Blakeson's Bad Blood and Trouble which he is producing with Michael De Luca.
Sturges was named a Producer to Watch by Variety a Star of Tomorrow by Screen International Producer on the Move at Cannes Film Festival by European Film Promotion and a BAFTA Brit to Watch in 2011

## Personal life

Sturges has a daughter, Nancy, born in 2010 and a son, Gilbert, born in 2011 with his partner Catherine Mahoney.
# Chiyoda armored car

The Chiyoda armoured car was the first domestic Japanese armoured car which was officially introduced by the Imperial Japanese Army (IJA) and produced in the 1930s.

## History and development

Design started in 1930 at the Chiyoda Motor Car Factory of Tokyo Gasu Denki K. K. (Tokyo Gas and Electric Industries, today Hino Motors Ltd.) based on their Type Q 6-wheeled truck under the development designation "Type QSW". It had a 4 cylinder petrol engine that produced 75 power hp and a weight ratio of 13.4 hp/t.
The armour scheme and wheel arrangement was similar to the Wolseley armoured car, which had been used by the army. The four spoke wheels of the Wolseleys were replaced by six disk wheels with solid rubber tires. The turret had a cylindrical base with a sloped (in the driving direction) right upper part. A machine gun mount was placed in this sloped section for air defense. Another MG mount was placed in the front of the turret and a third in the left bow. In addition three gun–visor ports were positioned on each side of the fighting compartment. It had a crew of five, consisting of a driver, three gunners and a commander. Armament consisted of three Type 11 6.5 mm machine guns.
It was the first armoured car produced by Japan and entered service in 1931. The vehicle was officially adopted as the "Chiyoda armoured car". In western literature the vehicle is often designated incorrectly as "Aikoku Armoured Car", which is a misinterpretation of the writings on a vehicle used during the 1932 Shanghai Incident. This writing refers to "Aikoku -Koto" = "Public Party of Patriots", a nationalistic and militaristic political party, which donated money and military material to IJA (as Hokoku did for the Imperial Japanese Navy). It has also been referred to as the Type 92 "Chiysda", which is only a misspelling. The version used by the Imperial Japanese Navy was known as the Type 2592 and had an inline six-cylinder engine producing 85 hp. Chiyoda armoured cars were used during several early and mid-1930s operations in northern China for infantry support and security duties in captured regions. A total of 200 Chiyoda armoured cars were produced.

## Gallery

* Type 92 Chiyoda armoured car and a Type 92 tankette entering a Chinese village; 1930s
* Type 92 Chiyoda armoured car in 1935
* Front angle view of Type 92 Chiyoda armoured car
# Wake Up! (Zivert song)

"Wake Up!" (Russian: "Проснись!") — is a song by Russian singer Zivert, released on 1 July 2022 through the labels "Первое музыкальное издательство" & "Семья". The song entered the top five on the Russian radio chart.

## Music video

The music video for the song was released on 11 August 2022. Its director and cameraman was Aleksei Kupriyanov. Съёмки проходили в Москве. The video includes not only Zivert, but other stars such as Basta, Mot, Niletto, HammAli & Navai, Dima Bilan, Lyriq, Andro & Elena Letuchaya.
# Nugra Salman

Nugra Salman , also known as Nugrat al-Salman or Nigrat Salman is a former prison facility near the village Salman in the desert of the Muthanna Governorate in Iraq. It has been constructed in 1930 during the Hashemite Monarchy and later also by the Governments of Abd al-Karim Qasim and Saddam Hussein.

## Description

Constructed in 1930, it is located near the Iraqi Saudi Arabian border beside the village Salman in the Muthanna Governorate. About 1.5 kilometer beside the village is Nugra Salman, with a watchtower in each corner. It lies within a depression in the southern desert of Iraq. At times the prison was not in use and villagers have kept their cattle in the building.

## History

It was used for the imprisonment of political prisoners and in 1964, the people of Samawah gained popular fame for rescuing over 1,000 political prisoners of the Iraqi Communist Party who were sent in a "Train of Death" (qutar al maut) in metal cargo rolling stock from Baghdad to Samawah en route to the Nigret Al Salman prison in 50 °C (122 °F) heat. The train was attacked by the city's people at the railway station, and the dehydrated prisoners were watered and fed. Over 100 of the prisoners had already perished.
During the persecution of the Feyli Kurds by the Government of Saddam Hussein, Kurdish men considered of being able to fight, were also secluded in the prison if they were not deported to Iran.
In 1982, after a failed assassination attempt on Saddam Hussein in Dujail, dozens of its inhabitants were imprisoned in the prison facility.. In the early eighties it was abandoned for some years before a new prison was built in the late 1980s.
During the Anfal campaign directed at Kurds, thousands of prisoners were sent to Nugra Salman, and Human Rights Watch (HRW) estimates that the prison population was between 6'000 and 8'000.
The first group consisted of elderly between 50 and 90 years of age and arrived in early April transported in a caravan of sealed buses coming from detention camps the north of Iraq. In May, another group of elderly from the region around the Lesser Zab arrived. In the summer months, groups of women arrived together with their children coming from Dibs, the women detention camp. In August 1988, a hundreds of prisoners arrived from Halabja, who having returned from Iran, were sent to Nugra Salman. The group of Halabja included, people of all ages, men, women and children.
In September the Government of Iraq announced an Amnesty after which Nugra Salmans inmates were released, but in most cases not allowed to return to their villages and interned in camps under military rule until 1991, when the Kurdistan region achieved autonomy. The prison was in use until 2003, when it was abandoned.
# Artur Kasterpalu

Artur Leonhard Kasterpalu (14 July 1897 in Jõgisoo Parish, Lääne County – 2 June 1942 in Sverdlovsk, Soviet Union) was an Estonian politician. He was a member of VI Riigikogu (its Chamber of Deputies).
# Willoughby Ions

Willoughby Ions (1881–1977) was an American composer, artist, poet, dramatist, designer, and suffragist.
Born Estelle de Willoughby Ions in New Orleans, where her mother . She was married twice. At the age of 4, her family settled in Fairfax, Virginia, on family land called Innisfail Farm. Her grandmother was a student of Turner, and gave Ions her first training in art. She never attended any formal schooling.
In the 1910s she was living in Washington DC, composing and performing on the piano, and being active in suffragist circles. She joined the Equal Suffrage League of Virginia and the Anthony League of Washington, DC.
In 1916 she moved to Greenwich Village in New York City and started a career as a costume and textile designer. She designed for Bonwit Teller and achieved some success as the original designer of the hostess gown (including for nationwide productions of Lawrence Langner's Pie). During this period she was known to have socialized with Sokei-an.
After her cousin Adèle Clark's partner Nora Houston died, Ions left New York and was Clark's partner. In the 1930s she moved to Fairfax, Virginia and ran the Fairfax Gallery, which taught art classes to local children, and held exhibitions of their work. This led to her associations with the Federal Art Project in Virginia, and contributions to the Index of American Design.
Besides composition and textile/costume design, Ions worked in a wide variety of other styles and media. Ions and Adèle Clark helped prepare the transcriptions of Ora Canter's contributions to folklorist Richard Chase's 1956 book American Folk Tales and Songs. In 1941 she produced a series of hand-painted plates honoring Stephen Foster. She created batik gowns, stained glass art, murals, painted tapestries, and children's toys.
Some of her artworks are held at the National Gallery of Art. Her papers are held at the Virginia Historical Society. In 1964, she was interviewed as part of an oral history project by the Archives of American Art.

## Selected works

* The Age of Innocents (musical satire)
* All in a Golden Springtime (Victorian satirical opera in 3 acts, 1934)
* A Frawg Went Courtin' (play in 2 acts)
* To The Victors (poem)
* Sweet is Tipperary in the Spring (song, words by Dennis A. McCarthy)
* The Tide Rises, The Tide Falls, (song, setting of Longfellow's poem, 1913)
# Biarmosuchus

Biarmosuchus is an extinct genus of biarmosuchian therapsids that lived around 267 mya during the Middle Permian period. Biarmosuchus was discovered in the Perm region of Russia. The first specimen was found in channel sandstone that was deposited by flood waters originating from the young Ural Mountains.

## Description

Biarmosuchus was a medium-sized predator, similar in size to a large dog, grew up to 1.5 m (4 ft 11 in) to 2 m (6 ft 7 in) in length with a skull length 15 cm (5.9 in) (immature) to 21 cm (8.3 in). It was a lightly built, probably agile animal that would have fed on smaller tetrapods. Their legs are quite long, and the animals were probably quite agile in spite of their size. A large opening for the eye and a small temple opening common in primitive stem-mammals, this lends to a weak bite but how it ate is pure speculation. The teeth contained eight small incisors on the palate, followed by a canine tooth and a further five canine teeth. So together the species contained fourteen upper teeth and twelve lower teeth of small size.

## Discovery and species

Biarmosuchus tener was described by Chudinov in 1960 from the Ezhovo locality, Udmurtia, Russia. It was named for Bjarmaland, the name for the White Sea region in Old Norse literature. Biarmosuchus tener, known from two assorted skulls and post-cranial remains, including several complete skeletons. In 1999, Biarmosuchus tchudinovi, a new species, was described by Ivakhnenko from the Sokol locality, Udmurtia, Russia.

## Classification

Biarmosuchus would seem to represent one of the most primitive of the Biarmosuchia, and could be taken as a good generalized model for the other, mostly later, forms. This genus is abundantly represented, but most of the specimens remain inadequately prepared and have not been used for an anatomical and functional analysis. Such details as the configuration of the palatines are unknown, as well as numerous characteristics of the postcranial skeleton. It may be that several taxa are represented, but in the present state of our knowledge, it is not possible to define them. Biarmosaurus antecessor is based on a larger (206 mm as opposed to 153 mm) skull than the holotype, representing a mature individual. This animal is similar in size to Phthinosuchus, but opinions differ as to how distinct the two forms are. The large size of the orbit (eye socket) constitutes the most notable difference. Three monospecific genera, Biarmosuchus, Eotitanosuchus, and Ivantosaurus, are known from the Ocher locality, differing dramatically in size. Ivakhnenko (1999) argues that these represent different growth stages of the same animal but it is now believed the three forms appear to be quite distinct.
# Farhan Ahmed Jovan

Farhan Ahmed Jovan (born 18 September 1982) is a Bangladeshi television and film actor and model. He started his acting career by appearing in the TV drama University (2012). He made his film debut on big screen with the film Ostitto (2016).

## Early life

Jovan has a younger brother and sister. Their father, a businessman, has worked in the United States since 2014. As of 2015, Jovan was enrolled in the BBA program at United International University in Dhaka.

## Personal life

Jovan married Sajin Ahmed Nirjona in 2024.

## Acting career

Jovan started his career in 2011 as a model in a television advertisement for Bangladeshi food brand Pran. Two years later he made his television show debut on Atiq Zaman's series University. His music video Ichchey Manush from the natok (TV drama) Shawon Gaanwala was the fifth most viewed Bangladeshi song on YouTube in 2016.

## Filmography

| Year | Film | Role | Notes | Ref. |
| 2016 | Ostitto | Purno "Poo" | Debut Film | |
| 2023 | Pori | Antik | Webfilm on Deepto TV | |

### Web series

| Year | Title | Role | OTT Platform | Notes | Ref. |
| 2019 | Morichika | Juwel | Chorki | Debut web series | |

## Television

* University
* Nine and a Half
* Jhalamuri
* House No. 44
* Rabbu Bhai Bau
* Brothers
* Na-Manush
* Nagardola
* Ekhon Onek Raat
* Masti Reloaded
* Deyaler Opare
* Ami Tumi
* Moments (short)
* It is my love story
* Jonakir Alo
* Tithir Atithi
* Chowdhury and Sons
* Tarun Turki
* Shunyata
* Back Bencher
* Noy Choy
* Brishtider Bari
* Ashomoyer Brittey
* Maya (short)
* Valentine's Gift
* Baghbondi
* Obosheshe amra
* Brothers 2
* Crossing
* Best Friend
* Kinchit Somossa
* Dekha
* A Love Story
* Ekdin Brishtite
* Je Golper Shesh Nei
* Bhalobasha Emono Hoy
* Vule vora golpo
* Bhor Hote Ektu Baki
* Abegi Megher Vitor
* Tui Thekey Tumi
* Detective Love
* Brishchik-The Scorpion
* Somudramanob
* Bhalobashar Nilam
* Eshan
* Best Friend 2
* Ekti valo golper khoje
* Little Rome Cafe (short)
* Amra korbo joy
* Abujh Mon
* Network pacchi na
* Prem ekattor
* Dearing Caring
* Gohona
* Cholo Na Harai
* Best Friend 3
* Bikal Belar Chad
* Keo Karo Noy
* Baba Tomake Bhalobashi
* Maayer Daak
* Amar Birthday
* Morichika
* Shunte Ki Pau Tumi
* Palai Palai
* Brothers 3
* Jol Rong
* Year Mate
* LOVE SEMESTER
* Good Boy
* Copy Paste
* Eid Card
* Friendship Goal
* Love You Hate You
* MONEY MACHINE
* Kabor
* Akjon Valo Manush
* Tomake Chai
* CRUSH & CONFESSION
* Monjora
* Bouer Bari
* Dekha Hobe Bondhu
# Régional Flight 7775

Régional Flight 7775 (operated by Air France) was a scheduled domestic passenger flight from Pau Pyrénées Airport to Charles de Gaulle Airport in France which crashed shortly after takeoff during wintry conditions. The flight was operated by Air France's regional subsidiary Régional using a Fokker 100. All passengers survived the incident but one person on the ground was killed. An investigation by the BEA determined that the cause of the accident was ice on the wings of the aircraft along with excessive rotation in the weather conditions during takeoff.

## Aircraft

The aircraft involved in the incident was a Fokker 100 with the serial number 11362 and registration F-GMPG. It had its maiden flight in October 1991. The aircraft was initially delivered to TAT European Airlines and later operated by Air Liberté. It was subsequently leased to Air Corsica and then to Régional in 2005.

## Accident

The aircraft was to return to Paris. After startup the crew were cleared to taxi to Runway 13 for departure. Takeoff clearance was given at 11:25:15. A few seconds later TOGA power was selected. At 11:26:00 the crew noticed birds in the vicinity. The takeoff roll was normal and the airplane lifted off the runway at 11:26:08 at a speed of 128 kts. Immediately after takeoff, it banked suddenly to the left with a maximum bank angle of 35 degrees. The aural "Bank Angle" alarm sounded on the flight deck. The airplane then banked to the right with a maximum bank angle of 67 degrees. After a second left bank (59 degrees) an aural alarm "Don't Sink" sounded. The airplane had reached a height of 107 feet. At 11:26:21 the airplane bounced after the right main landing gear had touched the ground. The captain decided to abort the takeoff. The speed at that time was 160 kts. Engine power was reduced and the Fokker contacted the ground again at 11:26:27, near the end and to the right of runway 13. The thrust reversers were briefly deployed. The airplane ran 340 m, collided with the perimeter fence. Upon crossing a road, the left main landing gear struck the cabin of a truck, killing the driver. Both main gears were sheared off as the airplane struck a slope past the road. It continued into a field and came to rest at 11:26:49.

## Investigation and cause

The Bureau of Enquiry and Analysis for Civil Aviation Safety conducted an investigation into the crash and announced that the cause was heavy ice on the wings. The investigation also determined that the captain raised the Fokker at a steeper angle of attack than necessary during the takeoff Rotation and underestimated the atmospheric conditions. The report concluded that although the chosen angle of attack would not have conventionally resulted in a stall, the ice on the wings had created extra drag and no aircraft de-icing had been carried out before take-off. Although both pilots had observed birds near the runway, no evidence of birdstrike was found.