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# William Cooper (businessman)

William Cooper (c. 1761–1840) was an English teacher, businessman and entrepreneur, and political officeholder in Upper Canada; he developed mills and other industries along the Humber River in present-day Ontario and a wharf in York. Prior to 1838, the former name of the Village of Lambton Mills (now within Toronto) was Cooper's Mill, named in his honour in 1806.
Cooper was born in Bath, England. He started work as a teacher and immigrated at the age of 22 with his wife Ann to Upper Canada in 1793. In this early period after the American War of Independence, it was still largely frontier. They had one son and three daughters. Cooper started what was probably the first school in Toronto in 1798. He petitioned the government for more land to support this occupation and began to buy land on speculation.
He moved with his family to Yonge Street north of the then Town of York, Upper Canada in 1800. There he was appointed by the provincial government as an auctioneer and the coroner of the Home District, serving in the latter position until 1834. In 1801 he gave up teaching and opened Cooper's Toronto Coffee House, an inn that became a social centre.
Cooper and his family moved to the Lambton area in 1806, where he established mills (grist-mill, sawmill, fulling-mill). To encourage development, the government provided machinery for his first mill, on condition that he pay for it or replace it after 18 months. From this Cooper built what is described as the "first milling empire on the Humber." His mills provided basic services for the growing community: grinding its grains, processing lumber for building, and processing woolen cloth.
Cooper founded more businesses in the area: a distillery, cooperage, tannery, blacksmith's shop, store, and tavern. Through his complex of businesses, he owned a total of hundreds of acres on the Humber waterfront, including workers' housing for those who labored in his mills. He got involved in port operations in York, applying for land in 1815 and completing his wharf in 1817, the year the first steamboat operated on Lake Ontario.
Cooper sold his mills in 1827 to his son Thomas, and sold much of his waterfront property a year later. Cooper continued his other business at York as forwarder, commission merchant, and wharfinger until 1830, being closely involved with shipping and the port activities. That year he sold his wharf to Alexander Murray and James Newbigging.
After his wife Ann died, in 1829 Cooper married a second time, to Isabella Watson. They had one son together. Cooper died in 1840.
# K. Yerragonda

K. Yerragonda is a village in Y. Ramavaram Mandal, East Godavari district in the state of Andhra Pradesh in India. It is located 82 km from Kakinada and 428 km from State capital Hyderabad.

## Demographics

As of 2011 India census, This Village had a population of 243, out of which 127 were male and 116 were female. Population of children below 6 years of age were 13%. The literacy rate of the village is 42%.
# K. africana

K. africana may refer to:
* Kerivoula africana, the Tanzanian woolly bat, a bat species found only in Tanzania
* Kigelia africana, a flowering plant species found throughout tropical Africa
# HMS Vectis

HMS Vectis is a name that has been used more than once by the British Royal Navy, and may refer to:
* HMS Vectis (D51), a destroyer in commission from 1918 to 1936 that saw service in World War I and the British campaign in the Baltic in 1919
* HMS Vectis (shore establishment), a shore establishment at Cowes Castle, Isle of Wight, during World War II - see List of Royal Navy shore establishments
# Jörg Syrlin the Younger

Jörg Syrlin the Younger (c.1455–1521) was a German sculptor. He was born in Ulm, the son of Jörg Syrlin the Elder and became a member of the Ulm school.
# William Cooper (co-operator)

William Cooper (1822 – 31 October 1868) was an English co-operator, Owenite, and a founding member of the Rochdale Society of Equitable Pioneers.
Cooper played a leading role in promoting the success of the Rochdale Pioneers through written correspondence, speeches, and newspaper pieces. He believed the co-operative movement should extend beyond retail trade and he played a role in establishing the Rochdale District Co-operative Corn Mill Society in 1850, the Rochdale Co-operative Manufacturing Society in 1854, the North of England Co-operative Wholesale Society in 1863, and the Co-operative Insurance Society in 1867.

## Biography

Cooper was born in Rochdale, Lancashire in 1822 to a weaver, James Cooper, and Susan (née Taylor). He became a fustian cutter by trade, then a weaver, and joined the Owenite movement in the early 1840s. Alongside co-operatives, he remained committed throughout his adult life to socialism, secularism, the extension of the vote, and the abolition of slavery. In 1844 he married Betty Smith, with whom he went on to have six children. Following a strike the same year he became a founding member of the Rochdale Society of Equitable Pioneers and by the end of the year he began work as the society's first cashier, and in 1849 was appointed secretary.
Cooper took part in efforts with E.V. Neale to lobby parliament to amend the Industrial and Provident Societies Partnership Act 1852 to enable co-operatives to establish a co-operative wholesale society. Cooper was also secretary to the Co-operative Congress Board.
In 1860 he authored the pamphlet History of the Rochdale District Co-operative Corn Mill Society.
He died on 31 October 1868 from typhus at the age of 46 and was buried in Rochdale Cemetery. Upon his death George Holyoake praised Cooper for his unrelenting commitment to co-operation and the "drudgery" of his work promoting the movement.
# Jörg Tebbe

Jörg Tebbe (born 5 April 1979) is an international motorcycle speedway and member of the Germany national long track team.

## Career

Tebbe is a three times world champion, having won the Team Long Track World Championship in 2011, 2012 and 2014.
In addition to having won three World Championship longtrack team gold medals, he has twice won the Germany longtrack national title in 2015 and 2018. He has competed in the Individual Speedway Long Track World Championship since 2000.

## World Championship titles

* 2011 Team Long Track World Championship
* 2012 Team Long Track World Championship
* 2014 Team Long Track World Championship
# Jörg Stolz

Jörg Stolz (born June 19, 1967, in Zürich, Switzerland) is a Swiss and German sociologist, Professor of Sociology of religion at the University of Lausanne, Switzerland. His research mainly focuses on secularization, evangelicalism, and religiosity. He combines an explanatory approach with quantitative methods and mixed methods.

## Early life

Jörg Stolz was born in 1967 in Zürich. His father was a Swiss theologian, Fritz Stolz. Between 1987 and 1994, he studied sociology, economy and philosophy at the Universität Zürich, and spent one year in Germany at the Bielefeld University where he followed Niklas Luhmann's teachings. After obtaining his Licence, he completed his Ph.D at the Universität Zürich and published his thesis. He completed a post-doc between Paris with Raymond Boudon and Mannheim with Hartmut Esser.

## Career

Jörg Stolz is Professor ordinarius at the University of Lausanne since 2002 where he holds the chair of sociology of religions. He was President of the International Society for the Sociology of Religion between 2016 and 2018.
His work on secularization mainly focuses on the religious-secular competition and Church disaffiliations. His work has been discussed in local newspapers and by other scholars. He also investigates evangelicalism and religiosity. He is the author and co-author of different peer-reviewed papers, chapters, and books

## Main works

* Stolz, J., Könemann, J., Schneuwly Purdie, M., Englberger, T. and Krüggeler, M. (2016). (Un)Believing in modern society. Religion, spirituality, and religious-secular competition. London: Routledge. ISBN 978-1-138-54877-0
* Stolz, J., Favre, O., Gachet, C. and Buchard, E. (2014). Phänomen Freikirchen. Analysen eines wettbewerbsstarken Milieus. Zürich: TVZ. ISBN 978-3-290-22025-9
* Stolz, J. and Ballif, E. (2010). Die Zukunft der Reformierten. Gesellschaftliche Megatrends - kirchliche Reaktionen. Zürich: TVZ. ISBN 978-3-290-17556-6
* Baumann, M. and Stolz, J. (2007). Eine Schweiz - viele Religionen. Risiken und Chancen des Zusammenlebens. Bielefeld: Transcript. ISBN 978-3-8394-0524-6
# Sangre azul

Sangre azul is a Venezuelan telenovela developed by José Ignacio Cabrujas and Julio César Mármol and produced by Radio Caracas Television in 1979.
Pierina España, José Luis Rodríguez, Jean Carlo Simancas and Carmen Julia Álvarez starred as the protagonists.

## Plot

Sangre azul is set in mid 19th century Venezuela where a civil war is ongoing. Mariana, the beautiful eldest daughter of the Marquess of Granados, lives her life full of fun and flirtations, until the arrival of Alvaro who she feels attracted to and plans of marrying. But her sister María de los Ángeles also falls in love with him. Although she has a noble heart, Mariana is frowned by her high society for her frivolous behaviour and her need to always be the centre of attention for men. Jose Antonio, a military man, becomes captured by Mariana's personality, and although she begins having feelings for him, she is still in love with Alvaro. Out of pity, Jose Antonio marries Maria Teresa, a simple and fragile girl.
Later, tragedy strikes Mariana's family after her mother dies and her father is left in financial ruin. Mariana changes to become a responsible, strong woman as she works towards keeping her family's hacienda afloat, though she is still in love with Jose Antonio even though he is still married to Maria Teresa, while Alvaro works constantly to place doubt in Jose Antonio's mind about Mariana's love for him. Maria Teresa dies while giving birth, and before she asks Mariana to take care of her son and husband. Mariana and Jose Antonio then end up together happily married.

## Cast

* Pierina España as Mariana Granados
* José Luis Rodríguez as José Antonio
* Jean Carlo Simancas as Armando Belmonte
* Carmen Julia Álvarez as María Teresa
* Maria Teresa Acosta as Juana Bautista
* Grecia Colmenares as María de los Ángeles
* Zulay García as Leonor
* Tomás Henríquez as Padre Melardo
* Agustina Martín as Adelaida
* Hugo Pimentel as Marqués de Granados
* Arturo Calderón as Cuaima
* Julio Bernal as Juan Pablo
* Pedro Durán as Sebastián
# Big Rock (ski resort)

BigRock Mountain is located in Mars Hill, Maine, on the western face of Mars Hill. It is one of the larger ski resorts in the State of Maine with 2 chairlifts, 26 trails, 80% snowmaking, night skiing, and almost 1000 ft of continuous vertical drop.

## Terrain

Most of the terrain at BigRock is intermediate ski trails, serviced by the North Star Double Chair, a modified Mueller chairlift. The mountain is also serviced by a poma. The beginner area is serviced by the South Star Triple Chair. Of the trails, 58% are intermediate, while 30% are advanced trails, and 18% beginner trails.

## History

Established in the 1960s, BigRock Ski Area was purchased in 2000 by the Maine Winter Sports Center (MWSC) through grants available from the Portland-based Libra Foundation.
MWSC added cross-country and snowshoe trails, as well as a snow-tube park. BigRock's lodge has been expanded to include a new cafe.
# Big Rock Formation

The Big Rock Formation is a formation that crops out in the Tusas Mountains of northern New Mexico. Detrital zircon geochronology gives a maximum age for the formation of 1665 Mya, corresponding to the Statherian period.

## Description

The Big Rock Formation consists of a lower conglomerate member with minor micaceous quartzite and an upper quartzite member. The conglomerate is a medium to dark gray quartz pebble metaconglomerate with minor quartzite beds, interpreted as braided alluvial deposits. The pebbles are mostly of light gray quartz but with some ferruginous chert. Pebble sizes are from 1 to 20 cm and the pebbles are systematically elongated. Crossbedding is pervasive. Flattened felsic clasts may be metamorphosed pumice. It is exposed in the central Tusas Mountains, where it is distinctive enough to be an important stratigraphic marker bed. Its thickness is typically 60 meters (200 feet).
Detrital zircon geochronology yields a minimum age for the source regions of 1665 Mya, consistent with the formation being deposited in an extensional basin (the Pilar basin) opened during the transition from the Yavapai orogeny to the Mazatzal orogeny.
Based on clast deformation, the formation has been compressed 55 percent during folding, while being extended 10 percent parallel to the strike and 65 percent parallel to the dip. This assumes the clasts were not imbricated in the original deposit.
The Big Rock Formation lies above the undivided lower Vadito Group and below the Burned Mountain Formation. It was long thought to correlate with the Marquenas Formation, but Marquenas Quartzite has been found via detrital zircon geochronology be much younger.
The formation has been interpreted as a beach gravel or as a high-energy fluvial deposit associated with the Pilar basin of the Yavapai orogeny.

## History of investigation

The unit was originally designated as the Big Rock conglomerate member of the Kiawa Mountain Formation by Fred Barker in 1958, during the mapping of the Las Tablas quadrangle. It was designated as a formation within the Vadito Group by Bauer and Williams in their sweeping revision of northern New Mexico Precambrian stratigraphy in 1989.

## Footnotes

* 1 2 Barker 1958, p.24
* ↑ Simmons et al. 2011, p.360
* 1 2 3 Bauer and Williams 1989, p.49
* 1 2 3 Jones et al. 2011
* ↑ Barker 1958, p.70
* ↑ Barker 1958, p.33
# KDE Image Plugin Interface

KDE Image Plugin Interface (usually abbreviated to Kipi or KIPI) is an API that allows creation of application-independent image processing plugins in the KDE project.

## Host applications

* Digikam
* KPhotoAlbum (previously named KimDaBa)
* ShowImg
* Gwenview
* KSquirrel (since 0.7.0-pre1)

## Plugins
### Acquisition and management

* Acquire Images provides tools to capture new images and saves them to the collections.
* Kamera klient is a tool to connect the computer to a digital camera.
* Batch process.
* Find duplicates is a tool to find duplicate photographs on image collections.

### Metadata/Time

* MetadataEdit.
* Time adjust is a tool for adjusting image files timestamp.

### Transform/Convert

* JPEG loss less is a tool to transform the images without loss in quality due to compression.
* MPEG encoder is a tool for converting a series of images into a diashow-style MPEG file.
* RAW image converter, is a conversion tool for raw format images.

### Export/Send

* Flickr export allows the user to upload photos to the Flickr web service.
* Gallery export is a tool for export image collections to a remote Gallery server.
* HTML export is a tool for exporting a set of albums to an HTML page.
* iPod export.
* MediaWiki export is a tool to upload images on any MediaWiki installation.
* Simpleviewer Export.
* Send images is a tool for sending images directly by e-mail.

### Authoring

* Calendar is a tool to create calendar from image collections.
* Slide Show — plugin creates a full screen slideshow of the images.

### Output

* CD archiving is a tool to back up image collections.
* Print wizard is a tool to print images at the same time.

### Other

* GPS Sync.
* OpenGL Imageviewer is a tool which lets the user perform actions such as zooming or proceeding to the next image very fast.
* Wall paper is a tool to put an image as the desktop background.
# The Early Years Live

The Early Years Live is a video album of various live performances of the Dead Kennedys, filmed from 1978 to 1981 by Joe Reis, owner of the punk-centric video studio Target Video. It was officially released on VHS in July 1987 (and heavily pirated some years afterward) and on DVD in 2001.
The video also features, along with some of Target's trademark stock footage (battle footage, public domain movies, Ronald Reagan) and crude video graphics, news clips of lead singer Jello Biafra's 1979 San Francisco mayoral campaign.
The video is also notable for containing the only existing video footage of the original five-piece lineup of Dead Kennedys, which included original drummer Ted and second guitarist 6025. The band's more well-known drummer, D.H. Peligro, only appears on the live-in-studio performances shot at Target Video's Bay Area studio.
The performances, in order of appearance, are:
* "California über alles", Mabuhay Gardens, San Francisco, 1979
* "Kill the Poor", 330 Grove Street, San Francisco, 1979
* "Drug Me", Mabuhay Gardens, San Francisco, 1979
* "The Man with the Dogs", Mabuhay Gardens, San Francisco, 1980
* "Insight", Mabuhay Gardens, San Francisco, 1980
* "Let's Lynch the Landlord", Mabuhay Gardens, San Francisco, 1980
* "Bleed for Me", Target Video Studio, San Francisco, 1981
* "Holiday in Cambodia", Target Video Studio, San Francisco, 1981
* "Viva Las Vegas", Sproul Plaza, Berkeley, 1978
The performances of "Kill the Poor" and "Viva Las Vegas" were shot in black-and-white.
# The Early Years (Zemmoa album)

The Early Years is the fifth studio album by Mexican singer Zemmoa, released digitally in June 2023. She signed with Universal Music Mexico as her record label and recorded again the songs that she wrote at the beginning of her career as an independent artist.

## Background

Her song "Fashion Victims" was originally recorded in 2006 and describes a party with Kate Moss and Carmen Campuzano. The song sampled Shake Your Groove Thing, and was part of the soundtrack of Así del precipicio directed by Teresa Suárez.

## Appearances

Zemmoa presented her new singles "Soy Un Bombón" and "Fashion Victims" at the Somos festival, in Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco and the music Festival Axe Ceremonia 2023 at Bicentenario park among Rosalía, Travis Scott, Tokischa, M.I.A, Jamie XX, L'Impératrice and Julieta Venegas.

## Videos

* "Soy Un Bombón"
* "Fashion Victims"
* "Súper Heroína"
# Tuyubil

Tuyubil is a municipality and village in La Rioja Province in northwestern Argentina.
# Chanda Tikar

Chanda Tikar is a village in Lalganj block of Rae Bareli district, Uttar Pradesh, India. As of 2011, it has a population of 2,156 people, in 377 households. It has one primary school and no healthcare facilities.
The 1961 census recorded Chanda Tikar as comprising 8 hamlets, with a total population of 991 people (501 male and 490 female), in 178 households and 144 physical houses. The area of the village was given as 709 acres.
The 1981 census recorded Chanda Tikar as having a population of 1,447 people, in 250 households, and having an area of 300.68 hectares. The main staple foods were listed as wheat and rice.
# Rolf Sackenheim

Rolf Sackenheim (September 26, 1921 – January 9, 2006) was a German artist and a graphic designer.

## Life and work

In 1940 Sackenheim studied arts at Meisterschule für Deutsches Handwerk (Masterschool of German craft) in Trier. The following year, he was drafted for military service, but in 1942 was retired due to a serious wound he had received. In 1943 he began to study art at Academy of Fine Arts, Karlsruhe. After a two-year-break in the years 1947–1950 he continued his studies under the instruction of Karl Hubbuch. In 1950 he moved to Eifel, where he painted in watercolors, did drawings and worked out his theoretical statements on painting. Two years later he went to Kunstakademie Düsseldorf, where he was awarded "Master scholar" (Meisterschüler) of Otto Coester in the same year.
From 1960 on he became guest lecturer at the Werkkunstschule in Krefeld (School of arts and crafts). In 1963, he became regular lecturer at the Kunstakademie Düsseldorf, later received the title of professor and became head of the Class of Printmaking. From 1969 to 1970 and from 1972 to 1976 he also was the vice director of the academy. In 1984, he was awarded honorary member of the Academy of Fine Arts, Münster. He retired in 1984 in Düsseldorf and kept on painting. His art works, pictures, etchings and graphic art were shown in multiple exhibitions as well as many personal shows.
# Let's Talk (EP)

Let's Talk is a debut EP from Canadian actor Tyler Kyte.

## Track listing

* Let's Talk (Tyler Kyte/Jesse Labelle) – 4:14
* What You Need (T. Kyte/Dave Thomson) – 3:48
* Sarah (T. Kyte) – 4:50
* Some Things Are Better Left Alone (T. Kyte/D. Thomson) – 4:06
* Soft Spoken (T. Kyte) – 4:24

## Album credits

    Produced by Dave Thomson
    Guitars by Dan Kanter, Dave Thomson, Tyler Kyte
    Bass by Morgan Waters, Dave Thomson
    Drums by Gary Craig
    Violin by Sarah McElravy
    Additional vocals by Owen Carrier, Alexz Johnson, Dave Thomson, Jesse Labelle
    Recorded at The Canterbury Music Co.
    Engineered by Jeremy Darby
    Additional recording at Rumblecone, engineered by Dave Thomson
    Mixed by Mark Makoway
    Executive produced by James Bryan
    Photography and album art by Erin O'Connell
    All songs copyright Tyler Kyte/Paintermind Publishing 2006
# The Enemy of My Enemy

The Enemy of My Enemy may refer to:
* The Enemy of My Enemy (Michael book), a 2006 book by political science professor George Michael
* The Enemy of My Enemy (novel), a 2018 novel by W.E.B. Griffin and William E. Butterworth IV
* The Enemy of My Enemy (Charlie Jade), an episode of the TV series Charlie Jade
* The Enemy of My Enemy (Robin Hood), an episode of the TV series Robin Hood
# Type 68

Type 68 may refer to:
* Type 68 assault rifle, a North Korean variant of the AKM
* Type 68 pistol, a North Korean variant of the TT pistol
# Laura Yasán

Laura Yasán (20 October 1960 – 20 June 2021) was an Argentine poet.

## Career

Laura Yasán was born in Buenos Aires on 20 October 1960. Throughout her career, she organized writing workshops in penitentiary units, homes for minors, asylums, and libraries. In April 2016, she coordinated an experimental workshop on creative writing and psychodrama at the University Cultural Center of the National University of the Northeast (UNNE). In 1988 she joined the 3rd Antología Ilustrada de poesía joven, and later the poetic anthology Zapatos Rojos 2000. Her work was partially translated into English and published in the journal Poetry Ireland Review in 2002.
In 1998, she became part of A*(punto) Prieto, a women's group dedicated to literature.
Yasán participated in various poetry festivals and literary encounters, such as the International Poetry Festival of Rosario, the 13th International Poetry Festival of Medellín, the 1st International Poetry Festival in Lima (2012), the Latin American Poetry Festival in Buenos Aires (June 2015), the 2nd Correntino Poetry Festival, and the Poetry Festival in Mendoza (2016).
With the authors Jorge Boccanera [es], Patricia Díaz Bialet, and Juano Villafañe, she wrote the collective poem Con un tigre en la boca. Manual de los amantes in 2016.
Yasán died on 20 June 2021.

## Works

* Cambiar las armas (1st ed.). Buenos Aires: Botella al Mar. 1997. ISBN 978-950-513-277-5.
* Loba negra (1st ed.). Buenos Aires: La Bohemia. 1999. ISBN 978-987-97444-0-6.
* Cotillón para desesperados (1st ed.). Buenos Aires: La Bohemia. 2001. ISBN 978-987-1019-06-9.
* Tracción a sangre (1st ed.). Buenos Aires: La Bohemia. 2004. ISBN 978-987-1019-19-9.
* Ripio (1st ed.). Buenos Aires: Grupo Editor Latinoamericano. 2007. ISBN 978-950-694-781-1.
* La llave Marilyn (1st ed.). Buenos Aires: Del Dock. 2010. ISBN 978-987-559-143-1.
* Pequeñas criaturas de lo incesante (1st ed.). Buenos Aires: Zona Borde. 2015. ISBN 978-987-45769-3-4.
* Palabras no (1st ed.). Buenos Aires: Zona Borde. ISBN 978-987-4120-00-7. (compilation)
* Ganado en su ley (1st ed.). Palabrava. ISBN 978-987-4156-00-6.

## Awards

* EDUCA Singular Poetry Award (Costa Rica, 1998), for Loba negra
* Fondo Nacional de las Artes Award (Buenos Aires, 1998)
* 4th City of Medellín International Poetry Award (Colombia, 2002), special mention of the jury for Cotillón para desesperados
* Casa de las Américas Prize, Cuba 2008
* First Prize in Unpublished Poetry, Municipal Prizes of the city of Buenos Aires (2011)
* Carmen Conde Award, Madrid, Spain, 2011