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# Augustin Rivard

Augustin-Amable Rivard Dufresne (1743 – May 5, 1798) was a farmer and political figure in Lower Canada.
He was born either Augustin-Amable Rivard dit Dufresne, or Augustin-Amable Laglanderie Dufresne, depending on the source of information at Yamachiche March 11, 1742 or 1743, the son of farmer Joseph Laglanderie Dufresne (Rivard). He settled on land inherited from his parents in the seigneury of Gatineau. Rivard was named a sub-baillif at Yamachiche in 1767. He was elected to the 1st Parliament of Lower Canada for Saint-Maurice in 1792. Rivard had a wooden leg due to an earlier accident. It should be mentioned that the Rivard family does not generally associate the Laglanderie name with Augsustin-Amable, or his father Joseph, but other branches of the Rivard family did have Laglanderie as a dit name, and some adopted it as a surname in place of Rivard.
Augustin Rivard was the 6th and final child of Joseph Rivard dit Dufresne and Marie Toutant, and was the Great Grandson of Nicolas Rivard dit Lavigne, the first member of the Rivard family to immigrate to Canada in 1648. The Rivard family goes back to Tourouvre, France, which is located in Lower Normandy and part of the modern day Orne department. Thomas RIvard is the earliest known male ancestor of Augustin-Amable Rivard dit Dufresne.
Augustine-Amable Rivard dit Dufresne died at Yamachiche, but the official records do not agree on the date of his death. 5 May 1798 and 6 March 1809 are listed as the date of death on official church and government documents, with the 1798 date being the more likely of the two.
His daughter Marie-Charlotte married François Lesieur Desaulniers, who later also represented Saint-Maurice in the legislative assembly; their son Louis-Léon Lesieur Desaulniers later became a member of the Canadian House of Commons. Rivard's daughter Françoise married Charles Caron, who also became a member of the legislative assembly.
Augustin-Amable is also survived (via his sons) by numerous other descendants in the United States and Canada, including Oscar and Marius Dufresne, who were notable Quebecois Entrepreneurs and the origins of the historic Château Dufresne in Montreal. Oscar and Marius were Great-Great-Great Grandsons of Augustin-Amable Rivard dit Dufresne. Many of Augustin-Amable's American descendants are concentrated in the upper Midwest, with large concentrations in Minnesota and Wisconsin.
# Fen River District

Fen River District is one of 8 districts of Rivercess County, Liberia. As of 2008, the population was 12,630.
# Feminateek

Feminateek, also known as the Fenomenale Feminateek ("Phenomenal Library of Women"), is a collection of 22400 images of female eroticism compiled in 144 volumes by Flemish author Louis Paul Boon.
Boon started his hobby of collecting and filing female erotic photographs and images from periodicals in 1954, and continued to do so until his death in 1979. Boon organised his collection thematically, according to a scheme he wrote down in what is known as De Catalogus Van De Fenomenale Feminateek ("The Catalogue of the Phenomenal Library of Women").
In 2004 Meulenhoff/Manteau published a selection of the Fenomenale Feminateek, together with the Catalogue. At the time of this publication an exposition of a limited part of the Feminateek was put up in the Letterkundig Museum in The Hague.
In 2008 two expositions of images of the Feminateek were planned in Belgium. One was planned from 20 June in the FotoMuseum of Antwerp, but was cancelled after an intervention by the provincial authority. The curator of the "Zogezegd" literary festival in Gent confirmed shortly after the Antwerp decision became known end of January 2008, that the plans to show the images at the Gent festival on 4 April remain unchanged.
# Aspasia silvana

Aspasia silvana is a species of orchid, exclusively and endemic in the eastern Brazilian Serra do Mar mountains, from Rio de Janeiro to Bahia. It forms large colonies, however, being not a particularly common species, it is just occasionally found, mostly on areas of transition between shady forest and open areas both in rain forests and cloud montane forests.
# Ar Cànan, Ar Ceòl, Ar-a-mach

Ar Cànan, Ar Ceòl, Ar-A-Mach ("Our Language, Our Music, Rebellion") is an anarcho-punk album, by the band Oi Polloi. It was released in 2006 by the band on CD, and on vinyl in 2007. This was the first full-length rock LP sung entirely in Gaelic since Runrig released their Play Gaelic LP in 1979.

## Track listing

* "Ar Ceòl 's Ar Cànan"
* "Brosnachadh Catha"
* "Ramalair Rùisgte"
* "Ceud Mìle Fàilte"
* "Là na Sabaid"
* "Daibhidh Sneddon"
* "Sgrùdadh 2323"
* "Bas dhan t-Siostam"
* "Union Jack? Thall 's Cac!"
* "Fear a' Bhàta"
* "Càit a Bheil an Armachd Lèir-Sgrios?"
* "9-11"
* "Coin-Chaorach is Madaidhean-Allaidh"
* "SS Politician"
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# Cambridge Catalogue of Radio Sources

The Cambridge Catalogue of Radio Sources may refer to:
* First Cambridge Catalogue of Radio Sources
* Second Cambridge Catalogue of Radio Sources
* Third Cambridge Catalogue of Radio Sources
* Fourth Cambridge Survey
* Fifth Cambridge Survey of Radio Sources
* Sixth Cambridge Survey of radio sources
* Seventh Cambridge Survey
* Eighth Cambridge Survey
* Ninth Cambridge survey at 15GHz
* Tenth Cambridge survey
# Delikanlım

Delikanlım (English: My Boy or My Lad) is the first album by Turkish singer Yıldız Tilbe. It was released on 15 June 1994 by publisher Tempa & Foneks. The album has ten songs. Tilbe wrote lyrics for all the songs, and four songs had both music and lyrics by Yıldız Tilbe. The folk song "Zülüf" was composed by Neşet Ertaş. Some of the other songs on the album are "Çal Oyna", "Sana Değer", "Sevemedim Ayrılığı", and "Sevdanın Tadı". Delikanlım was the biggest hit of 1994 in Turkey, and was played throughout the country that year. The album arrangements were done by Bülent Özdemir and Tarık Sezer. Featured vocalists on the album include Zeynep and Kenan Doğulu. The album sold 600,000 copies, becoming one of the best-selling albums in the 1990s in Turkey.

## Track listing

* "Delikanlım" (My Boy or My Lad)
* "Sevdanın Tadı" (The Taste of Love)
* "Sana Değer" (It's Worth You)
* "Çizilmemiş Resim" (Untraced Image)
* "Çal Oyna" (Play and Dance)
* "Hoşçakal" (Goodbye)
* "Sevemedim Ayrılığı" (I couldn’t bear the Separation)
* "Yalnız Çiçek" (Single Flower)
* "Zülüf" (Zuluf)
* "Selam" (Hello)
# Thiotricha nephodesma

Thiotricha nephodesma is a moth of the family Gelechiidae. It was described by Edward Meyrick in 1918. It is found in Assam, India.
The wingspan is about 9 mm. The forewings are pale brownish ochreous with a very broad irregular-edged suffused somewhat oblique transverse dark fuscous band before the middle and a very fine fuscous median longitudinal line from this to near the apex. The apical third of the wing is suffused with whitish and the costal and terminal edges are shortly fuscous at about three-fourths. The hindwings are grey.
# Antas do Olival da Pêga

The Antas do Olival da Pêga are located near the village of Telheiro, in the municipality of Reguengos de Monsaraz, in the Évora district of the Alentejo region of Portugal. Anta is the Portuguese name for a dolmen, a single-chamber megalithic tomb. These two neolithic dolmens were used over a long period, from the late neolithic to the chalcolithic. The tombs were originally identified by the German archaeologists, Georg and Vera Leisner, who excavated Anta 1, with Anta 2 being subsequently excavated from the 1990s by Victor Gonçalves and Ana Catarina Sousa of the Centre of Archaeology of the University of Lisbon (UNIARQ). In addition to the visible stones at the two sites, which are about 300 meters apart, many items have been found as a result of excavations. Over one hundred people were buried in each tomb. The proximity of the two tombs gives rise to the conclusion that both were part of the same megalithic complex.

## Anta 1

Anta 1 is one of the tallest antas in Portugal. The tomb is polygonal with a wide access. However, contrary to what is suggested by the very large chamber, the entrance corridor is relatively small. The Leisners found many artefacts, indicating the use of the tomb by a large community. They include necklace beads made of quartz and other materials in various shapes, bone figurines of rodents and rabbits, many ceramic fragments of up to 200 vases, with four showing decorations; 134 schist plaques; and a small idol in shale. They found two stelae in the hallway and a paved courtyard that suggested to them that the dolmen was from the 3rd millennium BCE. As their research progressed four complexes were eventually identified.

## Anta 2

At present only the large burial chamber (3.40m X 4m in diameter) of Anta 2 is visible, with the capstone in situ. The anta was first reported by the Leisners in 1951, at which time they saw little evidence of the existence of remains. They did not carry out any excavations because of the weak support for the capstone and the consequent risk of breaking it.
It was thus not until the 1990s that excavations were carried out, by Gonçalves and Sousa, which enabled them to date the tomb from the end of the 4th millennium BCE. Given the findings at excavations at other dolmens in Portugal the results at Anta 2 were unexpected. Gonçalves and Sousa identified a 16-meter-long corridor, the longest in Portugal, that connected the anta with four other funerary structures made up of three beehive tombs, or tholoi, and a grave. The corridor appeared to have been built in two phases. In the second, two extensively decorated schist columns (not granite like the rest of the complex) were installed. They found two stelae in the hallway, as well as a paved courtyard. Many items, dating from around 2900-2500 BCE, were found in one tholos, including bones; flint, chert and rhyolite blades; arrowheads; dart tips; axes; polished stone artifacts; hair pins; necklace beads; ceramics; a copper dagger, and a bone figurine of a fox. Most of the items found are stored at UNIARQ.
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# Antara Polanco

Antara, previously branded as Antara Polanco and Antara Fashion Hall, is an upscale open-air shopping center in the Nuevo Polanco section of the upscale district of Polanco, Mexico City. It hosts a concentration of boutiques of global luxury brands and is anchored by a Casa Palacio department store and a Cinemex multicinema.

## Background

The Antara Polanco shopping center, as it was then branded, opened its doors in 2006. Two years after the opening, phase 2 of the development project was launched with the construction of two office buildings behind the mall.
In 2015, Mexico's 500th Starbucks opened in Antara Polanco. In 2018, the mall's Cinemex was the first movie theater in Latin America to use Samsung's LED screen Onyx. In September 2019, Mexico City's second Apple Store opened in Antara Polanco. In September 2020, a customer caused a stir by bringing her pet tiger with her to the mall. In 2021, Dyson announced the opening of its first store in Latin America in Antara Polanco.

## Description

The center was designed by the Mexican architect Javier Sordo Madaleno. The mall hosts concerts, fashion shows, and exhibitions throughout the year. It has three levels and is home to over 100 stores including anchor Casa Palacio (a high-end department store of the Palacio de Hierro chain limited to furniture and home furnishings), 6 gourmet restaurants, a fast-food court, a casino, and a Cinemex movie theater. It was built on the site of a demolished General Motors factory.
# Lepetodrilus atlanticus

Lepetodrilus atlanticus is a species of small, deep-sea sea snail, a hydrothermal vent limpet, a marine gastropod mollusc in the family Lepetodrilidae.

## Distribution

This species occurs on hydrothermal vents and seeps of the Mid-Atlantic Ridge.

## Description

The size of the shell varies between 2.5 mm and 7.5 mm.
The maximum recorded shell length is 7.2 mm.

## Habitat

Minimum recorded depth is 840 m. Maximum recorded depth is 3520 m.
# Time Without Consequence

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| Pitchfork | 5.7/10 |
Time Without Consequence is the debut studio album by British singer-songwriter Alexi Murdoch. It was released on 6 June 2006 by Zero Summer. The album features re-recorded songs "Song for You", "Blue Mind", and "Orange Sky" from Murdoch's Four Songs EP.

## Songs used in media

The songs "Orange Sky" (S1 E5 - "English, Fitz or Percy") and "Home" (S2 E16 – "Chicago") have both featured in the Fox television series Prison Break.
"All My Days" was featured during the closing moments of "The Cold Turkey", the third episode of the fourth season of The O.C.. "Orange Sky" was featured on The O.C.'s first soundtrack, Music from the OC: Mix 1. "All My Days" was featured in the Syfy series Stargate Universe, in episode 13, "Faith". The song was featured in the film Away We Go, which Murdoch also provided the soundtrack for, and was the title song in Real Steel. It played over the ending of season 1 episode 11 of Selfie. It was also featured in the Sprint Girl commercial for the Samsung Galaxy S III Unlimited Edition by Sprint Nextel.
"Breathe" was featured in a 2008 commercial for the Nissan Titan. "Breathe" was also featured on the show Stargate Universe, in the episode "Air, Part 3" and in Continuum third season episode "Minute Changes".

## Track listing

All tracks are written by Alexi Murdoch

## Personnel

* Jim Keltner - drums
* Greg Leisz - guitar, pedal steel guitar
* Pete Thomas - tom tom
* Jay Bellerose - drums, tambourine, percussion
* Alexi Murdoch - vocals, guitar, slide guitar, piano, harmonium, organ, keyboards, snare drum, cymbals, tambourine
* Zac Rae - keyboards, vibraphone
* Joel Shearer - guitar, shaker, background vocals
* Deron Johnson - Fender Rhodes piano
* Ben Peeler - lap steel guitar
* Marvin Etzioni - mandolin
* James SK Wān - bamboo flute
* Sophie Barker - background vocals
* Brett Simons - double bass, electric bass
* Oliver Kraus - cello
* Al Sgro - drums, background vocals
* Jason McKenzie - tabla
* Ramy Antoun - drums
# Time Zero

Time Zero is a BBC Books original novel written by Justin Richards and based on the long-running British science fiction television series Doctor Who. It features the Eighth Doctor, Fitz and Anji and introduces a new companion, Trix.

## Plot

A story arc about the Multiverse collapsing begins in this novel, ending in Timeless
# Entrepreneur India

Entrepreneur India is a monthly business magazine targeted at Indian business owners and entrepreneurial enthusiasts. It is published by Entrepreneur India Media Pvt. Ltd. – a joint venture between Entrepreneur Media, USA's business magazine for entrepreneurs, and Franchise India, an Indian company providing integrated franchise solutions since 1999 in various Asian Country. Entrepreneur India Media publishes the Entrepreneur magazine in India, as well as hosting the Entrepreneur website in the country.

## Background

The magazine was relaunched in India in July 2015 by Entrepreneur India Media for Indian readers interested in business and entrepreneurial stories and information. It was earlier licensed by Network18 group.
# Cymuned

Cymuned (translated in English as "community", Welsh pronunciation:) was a Welsh communities pressure group. Established in 2001, the group campaigned on behalf of local communities in Wales, particularly (but not exclusively) Welsh-speaking and rural ones, which it perceived to be under threat due to demographic change.
They protested against the Welsh train company Arriva Trains Wales for the lack of use of the Welsh language on its services, and the holiday agents Thomas Cook for banning the use of Welsh in its Bangor branch in 2007.
Critics argued that estate agents were providing a commercial service to the Welsh people who contracted them to sell or rent their property in return for market value and that the sharp rise in the cost of property in recent years was not confined to Wales but an international phenomenon of the growing world economy, however Cymuned argued that there was a need to create a secondary sustainable local housing market in rural Wales. A new campaign designed to ensure that a sustainable proportion of new homes should be for locals only is based on planning policy that had already been adopted in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, as well as parts of Shropshire, Devon, the Peak District and the Lake District.
Cymuned also campaigned on behalf of the Rhostyllen community near Wrexham against plans by the National Trust to develop land next to the village for high-priced housing.
The chief executive of Cymuned was Aran Jones, who had learnt Welsh as a second language. Other notable members included the poet and musician, Twm Morys (who won the chair at the 2003 national eisteddfod), Dr Simon Brooks, former editor of the Welsh language current affairs magazine Barn, Judith Humphreys, a Welsh actress and Dr Jerry Hunter, an American Harvard graduate who moved to Wales to learn Welsh and has remained in Wales ever since, working in academic posts at the University of Wales.
# Kuhl & Leyton

Kuhl & Leyton are a contemporary visual collaborative by artists Brad Kuhl and Monique Leyton. The artists create art using colored tape, acrylic tape, packing tape, and bookbinding tape. Kuhl & Leyton's visual art is part of the broader genre of social commentary.
Brad Kuhl and Monique Leyton met at DASH (Design and Architecture High School) in Miami, FL. They both received a BFA from Cornell University in 2005 where they began collaborating while abroad in Rome, Italy in 2003. Influences on their art include their hometown of Miami, Cops (TV series), CSI: Miami, medical shows and reality shows.
One of their famous visual-art series, which was created in 2012, was "Elite Deviance". This body of artwork was created using colored tape on paper. It is a visual exploration of white-collar crimes of the past decade such as the Enron scandal, Martha Stewart's involvement with the ImClone stock trading case, the Bernie Madoff investment scandal, the Jack Abramoff CNMI scandal, and the Stanford Financial Group Ponzi scheme. "Elite Deviance" was first displayed at CSUF Grand Central Art Center in 2013.
The duo are currently living and working on art in Beijing where they teach at the Central Academy of Fine Arts.

## Awards

* 2007 First Place at Art and Culture Center of Hollywood All-Media Juried Biennial
# Ar Horqin Airport

Ar Horqin Airport (Chinese: 阿鲁科尔沁机场) (IATA: AEQ) is a general aviation airport being constructed to serve Ar Horqin Banner in Chifeng, Inner Mongolia, China. It is located 8 kilometres (5.0 mi) northeast of Tianshan Town, the administrative seat of Ar Horqin, between the villages of Shenglong and Shuangshan.
The airport project was approved in 2015, and construction began in April 2016. A test flight was successfully conducted on 30 May 2018. The airport is rated class A1, capable of handling aircraft with up to 30 seats such as the Cessna 208B and the Harbin Y-12.
# Test CD

A test CD is a compact disc containing tracks of musical and technical tests and demonstrations. Most of the tracks are made of electronic signals and pure frequencies. The purpose of these specialized compact discs is to make accurate tests and calibrate audio equipment.

## Releases

A wide variety of CD-DA test discs have been produced in the past, and a few are still in production:
* Stereophile Test CD 2
* CD-CHECK Test Disc
* NAB Broadcast & Audio Test CD, Vol 1 (still in production)
* NAB Broadcast & Audio Test CD, Vol 2 (still in production)
* Precision Test Signals
* The Ultimate Test CD
* CBS Records CD-1 Standard Test Disc (with EIA standard signals)
* EIAJ CD-1 Standard Test Disc (YGDS 13) (EIAJ Standard CP-308)
* Denon Audio Technical CD 38C39-7147
* Japan Audio Society Audio Test CD-1 (YDDS-2)
* Philips Test Sample 4a
* Sony Test CD Type 3 YEDS-7
* Technics CD Test Disc SH-CD001
# 2001 World Table Tennis Championships – Women's team

The 2001 World Table Tennis Championships – women's team (Corbillon Cup) was the 39th edition of the women's team championship.
China won the gold medal defeating North Korea in the final 3–0. Japan and South Korea won bronze medals.

## Medalists

| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
| | China Li Ju Sun Jin Wang Nan Yang Ying Zhang Yining | North Korea Kim Hyang-Mi Kim Hyon-hui Kim Mi-Yong Kim Yun-Mi Tu Jong-sil | Japan Junko Haneyoshi An Konishi Yuka Nishii Keiko Okazaki Yoshie Takada |
| | China Li Ju Sun Jin Wang Nan Yang Ying Zhang Yining | North Korea Kim Hyang-Mi Kim Hyon-hui Kim Mi-Yong Kim Yun-Mi Tu Jong-sil | South Korea Jun Hye-Kyung Kim Moo-Kyo Lee Eun-Sil Ryu Ji-Hae Seok Eun-mi |

## Final stage knockout phase
### Round of 16

| Team One | Team Two | Score |
| China | Germany | 3–0 |
| South Korea | Austria | 3–1 |
| North Korea | Belarus | 3–1 |
| Japan | Czech Republic | 3–1 |
| Hungary | Yugoslavia | 3-0 |
| Chinese Taipei | Hong Kong | 3-2 |
| Singapore | Canada | 3–0 |
| Romania | Croatia | 3–0 |

### Quarter finals

| Team One | Team Two | Score |
| China | Hungary | 3–0 |
| South Korea | Chinese Taipei | 3–0 |
| North Korea | Singapore | 3–1 |
| Japan | Romania | 3–2 |

### Semifinals

| Team One | Team Two | Score |
| North Korea | South Korea | 3–1 |
| China | Japan | 3–0 |

### Final

| China 3 | | North Korea 0 | Score |
| Wang Nan | bt | Kim Hyang-Mi | 21–15 21–10 |
| Zhang Yining | bt | Kim Hyon-hui | 18–21 21–18 21–13 |
| Li Ju | bt | Tu Jong-Sil | 17–21 23–21 21–14 |
# Delavan's Vitrified Brick Street

A Vitrified Brick Street stretches across three blocks of Walworth Avenue and State Highway 11 in Delavan, Wisconsin. The entire street was built in 1913 at a cost of US$19,198.18 (equivalent to $606,133 in 2023). Vitrified brick, formed from dense, and heavily fired clay, was used because it was water resistant and durable. The street would continue to be in use until 1996 when the roadbed was replaced. One third of the original bricks survived and continue to exist in the street today. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1996.
On the west end of the brick is Tower Park, where the historical marker is located. At the east end sits the Delavan Post Office. Various local business are located in between.
# Thomas Aubrey (Methodist minister)

Thomas Aubrey (1808–1867) was a Welsh Wesleyan Methodist minister.

## Early life

Aubrey was born at Cefn-coed-y-cymmer on 13 May 1808. His parents were Thomas and Anne Aubrey. He was schooled by an elder on Arminianism within the context of the Wesleyan faith. At about the age of 14 he had a religious conversion. By the age of 15, he was preaching and became a Wesleyan Methodist minister by 1826 and was ordained a full-time minister in 1830. He married Elizabeth Williams of Ruthin on 6 April 1831.

## Career

For 39 years beginning in 1826, he preached in London, Liverpool, on circuits in North Wales, and in Merthyr Tydfil. He chaired the North Wales district meeting for eleven years beginning in 1854. Within four years, he had become the superintendent minister of the Bangor circuit, where he ran a series of successful revival meetings and sparked a revival movement in Wales. In 1865, he became a supernumerary.
   He was taken up by the wonderful spirit which permeated the lectures [of Charles Grandison Finney], as the one thing the churches of the age needed… He implored others to accept them, and he impressed the practical suggestions upon the churches.
—Samuel Davies, Cofiant y Parch Thomas Aubrey (The Rev. Thomas Aubrey memoir)
According to his biographer, Albert Hughes Williams, he was "one of the outstanding figures in Welsh Wesleyan Methodist history", excelling as an administrator and an orator. He was instrumental in the creation of the North Wales District Chapel Fund and the home mission fund. He established revival meetings, circuit manses, and meetings within churches to discuss their spiritual condition.
He died 16 November 1867 at Rhyl.