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# Greatest Hats

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Greatest Hats is the first compilation album by the Canadian new wave/synthpop group Men Without Hats, released in 1996.
A slightly modified version of the album was released in the US in 1996, entitled Collection. It dropped the tracks "Freeways (Euromix)", "On Tuesday" and "Sideways" in favor of "Messiahs Die Young", "Moonbeam", "Hey Men" and an extended version of "I Got the Message".
The two compilations have ten tracks in common, these being "The Safety Dance", "Living in China", "Antarctica", "I Got the Message", "I Like", "Where Do the Boys Go", "Pop Goes the World", "Editions of You" and the club mixes of "The Safety Dance" and "Where Do the Boys Go?". The Canadian version adds "Freeways", "On Tuesday" and "Sideways", while the US version includes "Messiahs Die Young", "Moonbeam", "Hey Men" and the club mix of "I Got the Message".
"Editions of You" was recorded in March 1985 and had not been previously released. A different version of the track was recorded in 1983, during the Folk of the 80's (Part III) sessions.

## Track listing

* "The Safety Dance" - 2:43
* "Living in China" - 3:01
* "Antarctica" - 3:25
* "I Got the Message" - 4:39
* "I Like" - 4:12
* "Where Do the Boys Go?" - 3:53
* "Freeways" (Euromix) - 5:45
* "Pop Goes the World" - 3:44
* "On Tuesday" - 4:08
* "Sideways" - 4:53
* "Editions of You" - 3:53
* "The Safety Dance" (Extended version) - 4:32
* "Where Do the Boys Go?" (Extended version) - 6:17

### Collection

* "The Safety Dance"
* "Living in China"
* "Antarctica"
* "I Got the Message"
* "I Like"
* "Where Do the Boys Go?"
* "Messiahs Die Young"
* "Pop Goes the World"
* "Moonbeam"
* "Hey Men"
* "Editions of You"
* "The Safety Dance" (Extended Club Mix)
* "I Got the Message" (Dance version)
* "Where Do the Boys Go?" (Extended version)
# LEAS

Leas or LEAS may refer to:
* The Leas, a large area of land owned by the National Trust along the coastal cliffs of South Shields, England
* Terrence Leas, American academic and community college president
* LEAS, ICAO code for Asturias Airport, Asturias, Spain
* Levels of Emotional Awareness Scale, a scenario-based psychological test
# List of rivers of Tamil Nadu

This article lists the main rivers which flow in Tamil Nadu. Out of the below rivers, Kaveri, Thenpennai, Palar, are the three largest rivers of Tamil Nadu followed by Vaigai River, Noyyal River, Cheyyar River, Then Pennai, Vellar River (Northern Tamil Nadu), Vellar River (Southern Tamil Nadu), Moyar River, Pampar River, Bhavani River, Thamirabarani River, Vaippar River are the major rivers in Tamil Nadu. (Listed in the order of longest rivers first). Sarabanga nadhi ( Idappadi) Nallaru ( Aninasi ) Kausika nadhi ( Periyanaickan palayam)

## A

* Adyar River
* Amaravati River
* Ambuliyar River
* Agniyar River
* Arasalar River
* Agaram Aru
* Arjuna River
* Ayyanarkovil River
* Adappar River
* Arani River
* Agniar River - Tirupur

## B

* Bhavani River
* Bambar River

## C

* Chittar
* Coonoor
* Cooum
* Cheyyar

## G

* Gadilam River
* Gingee River
* Gomukhi River
* Goddar River
* Gadananathi River
* Guduvaiyar River
* Gundar River

## H

* Hanumannathi River
* Harichandra River

## J

* Jambunathi River

## K

* Kallar River
* Kamandala River
* Kaveri River
* Kedilam River
* Kollidam River
* Kodaganar River
* Komugi River
* Kaundinya River
* Kowsika River
* Kudamurutti River
* Kundha River
* Kottagudi River
* Karipottan River
* Kottagudi River
* Karuppanathi River
* Karunaiyar River
* Kottamalaiyaru River
* Kothaiyaru River
* Kowsika River
* Kundar River
* Kaattar River
* Kosasthalaiyar River
* Kousika River
* Kodayar River
* Korai River

## M

* Malattar River
* Manimuthar River (tributary of Thamirabarani)
* Manimuthar River (tributary of Vellar)
* Thirumanimuthar River (tributary of Kaveri)
* Manimuthar River (tributary of Pambar)
* Mayura River
* Moyar River
* Mudikondan River
* Markanda River
* Mundhal Odai River
* Mottaiyar River
* Mullaiyar River
* Manjalaru
* Marudaiyaru River (Ariyalur)

## N

* Noyyal River
* Naganathi River
* Nanganjiyar river
* Nandalar River
* Nattar River
* Nallar River

## O

* Odampokki River

## P

* Pazhayar River
* Pachaiyar River
* Pambar River (Northern Tamil Nadu)
* Pambar River (Southern Tamil Nadu)
* Pahrali River
* Palar River
* Parambikulam River
* Ponnaiyar River
* Pykara River
* Pandavaiar River
* Pamaniyar River

## R

* Rajasingiyaru River
* Ramanathi River

## S

* Samriti Shanmuganadhi River
* Sigur River
* Siruvani River
* South Pennar River
* Suvetha River
* Sarabanga River
* Sarugani River
* Santhana varthini River

## T

* Thamirabarani River
* Thenpennai River
* Tondiar River
* Thirumalairajan River
* Thennar River
* Thirumanimutharu River
* Thennar River

## U

* Uppar River
* Upper Gundar River

## V

* Vaigai River
* Vaippar River
* Vanniyar River
* Vennaaru River
* Varaganathi River
* Vashista River
* Veera Chozhan river
* Vellar River (Northern Tamil Nadu)
* Vellar River (Southern Tamil Nadu)
* Vedamaliyaru River
* Vettar River
* Vennar River
* Valavaikkal River
* Vari River
* Vembar River
* Vellanguruchi River
# Marianna Muntianu

Marianna Muntianu (born 14 August 1989) is the founder and president of the Russian Climate Fund, an environmental protection organization. In 2019, Muntianu was awarded the UN Prize "Young Champions of the Earth" for her innovative approach to protecting the environment.

## Environmental commitment

When fires destroyed approximately two million hectares of forest across the country in 2010, Muntianu joined the environmental protection movement ECA, which was founded as a result of those forest fires. She took over the management of the department in her Kostroma region. With the financial support of the Russian cosmetics manufacturer Faberlic and the support of numerous volunteers, the organization succeeded in planting ten million trees by 2015.
Later on, Muntianu became the Plant a Forest Leader within the ECA movement. Besides planting trees she was committed on working on an all-encompassing communication concept in order to raise awareness of the climate and the environment among the population. On the eve of Valentine's Day, 2019, for example, the mobile phone game "Plant the Forest" was launched by a team around Muntianu in Russian and English. The application allows users to virtually plant trees on wasteland, protect the resulting forests from fire and pests, and experience how the animals return there. At the same time, they have the opportunity to donate money, so that forests can also arise in reality. For this innovative approach and commitment to forest conservation Muntianu was honored with the UN prize "Young Champions of the Earth" in 2019. Every year the United Nations awards this prize to seven young environmentalists.
In 2020, Muntianu founded her own organization, the Russian Climate Fund. With this she would like to continue forests restoration and conduct a comprehensive climate protection campaign. Tree planting will remain an important part of this, and there is also a focus on environmental education, focusing on climate change. Podcasts launched monthly allow important environmental players to have their say, such as Arshak Makichyan, leader of the Russian "Fridays for Future" or Erik Albrecht, author of the book 'Generation Greta'. A podcast about how companies manage to become more sustainable is being planned.
The Russian Climate Fund currently employs 12 people in Moscow. With the help of volunteers they aim to plant 1 billion trees by 2050. For that the organization offers potential donors – including companies – to calculate their CO₂ footprint and according to that compensate it by planting trees or donate money for planting campaigns. The Russian Climate Fund promises each donor a certificate and a report containing the coordinates of the growing forest.
# Madukkarai taluk

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Madukkarai taluk is a taluk in Coimbatore district, Tamil Nadu, India. It was created by Government of Tamil Nadu in 2013. According to the 2011 Census, it had a population of 343,763.