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# The Guts!

The Guts! (Theガッツ!, The Gattsu!) is a series of eroge video games developed by May-Be SOFT and Complet's.

## Plot

Akiyoshi Nakajima is a young man who has just been rejected by his girlfriend for not being athletic enough. The newly dumped Akiyoshi struggles to find a way to obtain a "strong and manly aura", and on an impulse, begins working at a construction site. However, he is shocked to find most of the other workers on this site are women. Many of these women take a special interest in Akiyoshi; much of his work on the site seems to be performing sexual services rather than building things.
Akiyoshi gets to know a number of his female coworkers - the hiring manager who wishes to test his "stamina", a buff bodybuilder woman who loves ribbing on her male coworkers, an oversexed office assistant, a girl who disguises herself as a male employee, and more. At one point, Akiyoshi is even sent out to deal with a tenant near the construction site, an adult manga artist who works nights and sleeps days, but can't sleep because of all the work nearby. Over the course of the series, Akiyoshi is intimately dominated by a variety of women, usually in a comical manner.

## Media
### Video game

The first title in the series came out in 1999 with the release of Theガッツ! (The Guts!). Since then, there have been seven releases in the series including a remake of the original and five sequels. The series is set in the same world as Boku no Himitsu Taiken and Taka even makes a cameo in the sequel, Boku no "Natsuyasumi" Himitsu Taiken.

### OVA

A two-part episode OVA was produced by Animac and the series was licensed by Media Blasters and distributed in the U.S. and Canada through its label, Kitty Media under the title Women at Work.

#### Cast

* Yumechiyo Umeboshimaru as Akiyoshi Nakajima
* Mai Fujii as Akira Hayasaka
* Minami Hokuto as Mutsuki Oshima
* Yuina Nomoto as Minako Takahara
* Asuka Houjou as Hiroko Miike
* Haruka Fukai as Fumiko
* Kaeru Haruno as Akiyoshi's ex-girlfriend
* Rumi as Harumi Tanikawa
# Christian Jung (geneticist)

Christian Jung (born 17 September 1956, Northeim, Lower Saxony, is a plant geneticist and molecular biologist in the Plant Breeding Institute of Christian-Albrecht University of Kiel.

## Career

After internships in agricultural companies in Germany and Canada Jung studied at Göttingen University with Hans Günter Schlegel, and in 1981 obtained a diploma on the basis of the "Detection of nitrogen fixation in two strains of the hydrogen bacterium Alcaligenes latus". He studied at the Institute for Plant Production and Plant Breeding of the same university, where he received his doctorate in 1984 with a thesis on the "Intrinsic performance and interactions of rye and wheat genomes in triticale" supervised by Gerhard Röbbelen.
Later Jung had positions at the University of Hannover and the University of Munich before becoming Professor and Director at the Plant Breeding Institute of Kiel University.

## Research

Jung's principal interest is in molecular breeding and the development of pest-resistant crops. In that respect he is known for cloning a resistance gene against nematodes in beets. Other notable work includes cloning the genome of quinoa, and the importance of controlling the time of flowering time in plant breeding.

## Awards

In 2005 Jung received the Leibniz Prize awarded by the German Research Foundation.
# Abdul Qadir Djaelani

Abdul Qadir Djaelani (20 October 1938 – 23 February 2021) was an Indonesian Islamic preacher, writer, activist, and politician who served as member of parliament for period 2000–2004.
This man who is familiarly called AQDJ become Member of the House of Representatives (Indonesia) 2000-2004 Honorably Replacing Yusril Ihza Mahendra who was minister. He was also a firm and good preacher. When he was young he was also active in organizations and became one of the founders of the Indonesian Islamic Youth Organization (PII) and he was also a student activist in the 1966 demonstration. Abdul Qadir Djaelani is also one of the important figures of the Crescent Star Party (Indonesia) and And he was a lecturer at IPB University although only briefly because he entered the world of politics he was also a ever been member of the Masyumi party which was eventually disbanded.
Djaelani died on 23 February 2021.
# Villevaudé

Villevaudé (French pronunciation: ) is a commune in the Seine-et-Marne department in the Île-de-France region in north-central France.

## Population

Inhabitants of Villevaudé are called Villevaudéens.

## People

* Ivan Peychès (1906–1978) Member of the French Academy of Sciences, Officer of the Légion d'honneur.
* Léonor Fini, surrealist painter
# East Pomio Rural LLG

East Pomio Rural LLG is a local-level government (LLG) of East New Britain Province, Papua New Guinea. The Sulka language is spoken in the LLG, including in the village of Guma.

## Wards

* 01. Lamarain
* 02. Long
* 03. Hoya
* 04. Kaukum
* 05. Milim
* 06. Guma
* 07. Klampun
* 08. Sampun-Tagul
* 09. Teimtop-Wawas
* 10. Bain
* 11. Raolman
* 12. Ivai
* 13. Setwei
# Alan Trachtenberg

Alan Zelick Trachtenberg (March 22, 1932 – August 18, 2020) was an American historian and the Neil Gray Jr. Professor of English and professor emeritus of American Studies at Yale University.

## Biography

Born in Philadelphia, Trachtenberg attended Temple University, and earned his Ph.D. in American Studies at the University of Minnesota, writing his dissertation on the Brooklyn Bridge in American literature.
Trachtenberg taught at Penn State for eight years, then spent a year at the Stanford Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences, before joining the faculty at Yale in 1969.
He resided in Hamden, Connecticut with his wife Betty (née Glassman), pianist and college administrator, who was dean of students at Yale College from 1987 to 2007.
Trachtenberg's landmark 1990 book, Reading American Photographs: Images as History, Mathew Brady to Walker Evans– A Study of American Photography from 1839 to 1938, won the Charles C. Eldredge Prize that year.

## Selected works

* Lincoln's Smile and Other Enigmas, Hill and Wang, 2007, ISBN 978-0-8090-6573-8.
* Shades of Hiawatha: Staging Indians, Making Americans, 1880-1930, Hill and Wang, 2004, ISBN 0-374-29975-7.
* Distinctly American: The Photography of Wright Morris (with Ralph Lieberman) exh. cat. Iris & B. Gerald Cantor Center for Visual Arts at Stanford University, Merrill, 2002. ISBN 1858941768.
* Reading American Photographs: Images as History, Mathew Brady to Walker Evans, Hill and Wang, 1990, ISBN 0-374-52249-9.
* The Incorporation of America: Culture and Society in the Gilded Age, Hill and Wang, 1982, ISBN 0-8090-5827-8.
* Hart Crane, A Collection of Critical Essays. Prentice-Hall, 1982. ISBN 0133839354.
* Classic Essays in Photography (editor), Leetes Island Books, 1981, ISBN 0-918172-07-1.
* Brooklyn Bridge: Fact and Symbol, University Of Chicago Press, 1965, ISBN 0-226-81115-8.
# Joseph Amyrauld

The Ven. Joseph Amyrauld (some sources, Amirault) (1644-1714) was a Church of Ireland priest in the late 17th and early 18th centuries.
Gore was born in Carrig, County Tipperary and educated at Trinity College, Dublin. He was ordained on 31 March 1667. In 1690 he succeeded his father as Archdeacon of Kilfenora, and in 1691 also became Archdeacon of Killaloe.
# Newsham

Newsham may refer to:

## Places

* Newsham, County Durham, a settlement in County Durham
** Aislaby, County Durham and Newsham, a civil parish in County Durham
* Newsham, Lancashire
* Newsham, Northumberland, a location in Northumberland, England
** Newsham railway station, Northumberland
* Newsham, Hambleton, a location in North Yorkshire, England
** Newsham with Breckenbrough, a civil parish in North Yorkshire
* Newsham, Richmondshire, North Yorkshire
* Newsham gas field, North Sea off Yorkshire

## People

* Brad Newsham (born 1951), American travel writer
* Joseph P. Newsham (1837–1919), American politician, lawyer, merchant and planter
* Marc Newsham (born 1987), English footballer
* Peter Newsham, chief of the Metropolitan Police Department of the District of Columbia
* Richard Newsham (died 1743), English inventor
* Tim Newsham, computer security professional
# East Ridge, Accra

East Ridge is a neighborhood of Accra, Ghana bounded to the south and East by Sir Charles Quist Street. Independence Avenue serves as the district's western boundary. Castle Road separates East Ridge from the northern neighborhood of Osu.
Originally planned as an extension to the historic Victoriaborg neighborhood, East Ridge is being transformed into a commercial and leisure district of Accra with the siting of the National Theatre and Efua Sutherland Children's Park in the neighborhood.
East Ridge also hosts an entire area of government offices known as the "Ministries." With the recent plans to redevelop the racecourse into a mixed-used commercial area anchored by the new Kempinski Gold Coast City hotel, provision has been made to relocate ministries to be affected by the development.
The area of East Ridge, North Ridge, and West Ridge is collectively referred to as "The Ridge." This area is populated by several major embassies, including those of Germany and the United Kingdom. In addition, several of Accra's upmarket hotels, and several Ghanaian administrative offices are located in this neighborhood.

## Landmarks/Places of Interest

* Efua Sutherland Children's park
* National Theatre
* Ohene Djan Stadium
* Accra International Conference Centre
* State House
* Parliament House
* College of Surgeons and Physicians
* Kofi Annan Centre of Excellence
# Cẩm Xuyên

Cẩm Xuyên is a township (thị trấn) and capital of Cẩm Xuyên District, Hà Tĩnh Province, Vietnam.
# DJ Misjah

Mischa van der Heiden (born 1 September 1971, Rotterdam), commonly known by his stage name DJ Misjah, is a Dutch DJ.
In 1995, he produced "Access" which would be featured along with the Warp Brothers, MDM, and several others on the album, Radikal Techno 6. The track reached #16 in the UK Singles Chart in March 1996, and reappeared in a remix version in May 2000, when it peaked at #45.
He also made remixes for Josh Wink, Jam & Spoon, Reflect, Format One, Finitribe, Next Door But One, George le Nagelaux and Denki Groove.
# Nick Borkovich

Nick Borkovich (May 30, 1935 – May 19, 2017) was a Canadian justice of the peace who retired from Hamilton's Ontario Superior Court of Justice in 2010.

## Career

Known for his fairness and common sense, Nick Borkovich was a Superior court justice in Ontario, who served on the bench for 28 years, starting in 1982. Along with three other judges, he jokingly became part of the "Slavic bench". Walter Stayshyn, Eugene Fedak and William Festeryga were of Ukrainian descent, whereas Borkovich was of Serbian heritage.
Borkovich attended McMaster University and Osgoode Hall Law School with his good friend Walter Stayshyn. Called to the Ontario bar in 1962, Borkovich articled with John Munroe and Jack Pelech. In 1963, Borkovich and Stayshyn opened a law practice in Hamilton.
According to Jaime Stephenson, president of the Hamilton Criminal Lawyers' Association, Borkovich truly believed in the jury system, "He was firm, but also kind and never devalued any participant in the judicial system, ..." However, he also knew when to come down hard, giving a violent child molester one of the harshest sentences ever assigned in Canada.

## Background

Born in Serbia, Borkovich moved to east Hamilton at the age of three. He graduated from Delta Secondary School where he played baseball and basketball. He carried his love of sports into adulthood, regularly attending football, hockey, and basketball games and later coaching his granddaughter's basketball team.
He was married to Marie Celeste for 54 years. They have two daughters, Lisa and Dana.
# Césaire du Chaffaut

Césaire Léon Amaudric du Chaffaut (19 May 1822 – 6 June 1884) was a French politician who was a member of the National Assembly and then a Senator from 1876 until his death.

## Family

Césaire Léon Amaudric du Chaffaut was born on 19 May 1822 in Digne, Basses Alpes (now called Alpes-de-Haute-Provence). His parents were Jean Paul Jules Félicité Amaudric du Chaffaut (1798–1868), a prefectural councilor in 1843, and Thérèse Julie Olimpe de Perrin de Junquières (1798–1862). His father was a moderate Republican member of the National Constituent Assembly during the French Second Republic from 23 April 1848 to 26 May 1849. On 25 June 1849 Césaire du Chaffaut married Thérèse Zénobie Pellisier (1828–1911). They had fourteen children, including Albertine Thérèse (1852–1906), Jules Joseph (1853–1908), Melchior (1861–1932), Thérèse Jeanne (1864–1956) and Joseph (1870–1947).
Du Chaffaut entered the administration and was secretary general of the Bassonistes in 1848. He did not serve in any public office during the Second French Empire (1852–70). On his father's death he inherited the title of "Comte du Chaffaut".

## National politics

On 8 February 1871 du Chaffaut was elected Representative of Basses Alpes in the National Assembly by 14,273 votes out of 25,739. He sat with the Centre gauche (center left) parliamentary group, but several times voted with the right. He voted for the peace treaty with Prussia, for repeal of the laws of exile, for the constituent power of the Assembly, for the decree against civil burials civil, for the septennat, for the ministry of Albert de Broglie, for the proposal of Jean Casimir-Perier, for the amendment of Henri-Alexandre Wallon, for the constitutional laws, against return of the Assembly to Paris, against dissolution of the Assembly and against the Pascal Pierre Duprat amendment, He abstained from votes on public prayers and the resignation of Adolphe Thiers.
Du Chaffaut was elected to the Senate for Basses Alpes on 30 January 1876 and held office until his death in 1884. He was elected by 193 votes out of 329. He sat with the constitutional center, voted for the dissolution of the chamber proposed in June 1877 by the Broglie-Fourtou cabinet, and generally voted with the right. He also represented the canton of Senez in the Basses-Alpes General Council. Amaudric du Chaffaut died in Digne, Basses Alpes, on 6 June 1884.
# DJ? Acucrack

DJ? Acucrack is an electronic music duo based in Chicago, Illinois. DJ? Acucrack was formed by Jason Novak and Jamie Duffy as an Acumen Nation drum n' bass side project. The duo initially created the side project to "kill time" between releases for Acumen Nation, but their releases as Acucrack were so well received that the side project ended up taking precedence. Their first two releases — Nation State and Mutants of Sound — appeared on the CMJ RPM year end charts for 1998.
Their 2000 album, Sorted, peaked at #2 on the CMJ RPM Charts in the U.S. In 2004, DJ? Acucrack opened for KMFDM on their 20th Anniversary Tour.
In August 2005, DJ? Acucrack released a new album, Killing Mobius. In 2006, they toured with Front Line Assembly for their Artificial Soldier tour, which was cut short. Issues with the tour bus company have been cited for the cancellation.
Founding member Jamie Duffy died on June 21, 2012.

## Discography

* Nation State EP (1997)
* Mutants of Sound (1998)
* The Mutants Are Coming and I Believe They Are of Sound (2000)
* Sorted (2000)
* So to Speak (2000)
* The Dope King (2002)
* Mako Vs. Geist (2004)
* Killing Mobius (2005)
* Humanoids From The Deep (2007)
* The Mawn Reproduction (2013)

## Extra

"So to Speak" was featured in the episode "Hard-Hearted Hannah" of True Blood (Season 2, Episode 6).
They also have made a remix album of Pigface called Crackhead and have helped produce Chemlab's album Oxidizer.
Additionally, their remix of "Mercury" appeared on Voivod's 1998 compilation album Kronik.
# DJB

DJB may refer to:
* Daniel J. Bernstein (born 1971), American mathematician.
* DJB Foundation
* Enough is Enough (Dosta je bilo), a political party in Serbia
* IATA code for Sultan Thaha Airport
* German Judo Federation (Deutscher Judo-Bund)
# DJC

DJC may refer to:
* Daily Journal of Commerce, a newspaper published in Portland, Oregon, United States
* Dutch Jewish council, a council that was active during the German occupation of the Netherlands in World War II
* Missionary Church of the Disciples of Jesus Christ, a mendicant evangelical sect based in California's Inland Empire
# Thomas Barry

Thomas, Thom or Tom Barry may refer to:

## Politics

* Thomas Barry (English politician) (fl. 1413), MP for Plympton Erle
* Tom Barry (politician) (born 1968), Irish Fine Gael TD for Cork East from 2011

## Sports

* Tom Barry (baseball) (1879–1946), Major League pitcher with the Philadelphia Phillies
* Thomas A. Barry (c. 1879–1947), American football player and coach
* Tom Barry (rugby league, born 1901) (1901–?), Australian rugby league footballer
* Tom Barry (rugby league, born 1899) (1899–1959), Australian rugby league footballer
* Tom Barry (Cork hurler) (1903–1984), Irish hurler
* Tom Barry (London hurler) (1879–1969), Irish sportsman and revolutionary figure
* Thomas J. Barry (1907–1987), American horse trainer

## Others

* Thomas Barry (actor) (1743–1768), Irish stage actor and theatre manager
* Thom Barry (active 1995–2016), American actor and disk jockey
* Thomas Barry (clown) (c. 1810–1857), British circus clown
* Thomas Henry Barry (1855–1919), United States Army Major General
* Tom Barry (screenwriter) (1885–1931), American playwright and screenwriter
* Tom Barry (Irish republican) (1897–1980), Irish Republican Army leader
# DWTD

DWTD may refer to:
* Dumb Ways to Die, an Australian public service announcement campaign
* DWTD, a mixtape by Joohoney
# Al Motazawegoon

Al Motazawegoon (المتزوجون, "The Married Couples") is an Egyptian play, conceived, produced and performed in the various theaters of Egypt. The cast included several yesteryear Egyptian theater icons such as Samir Ghanem and Sherin. The play received great adulation and praise from critics and audiences alike. It provided great relief to Egyptian audiences plagued by economic collapse and poverty. Fast forward to more than 30 years after its inception and performance, Al Motazawagezoon has gone on to become a cult comedy theatrical classic, and it has managed to attract and impact thousands of Arabs for its realistic portrayals of marital issues, class differentiation and the attitudes of Egyptian men and women of that particular time. The play was performed in the year 1978 and was credited with resurrecting Egyptian comedy theatre in an age of decline for both Egyptian theatre and film.

## Plot

The play mainly discusses and addresses the issues of matrimony and the class divide in Egyptian society in a comic light. Set against the background of a crumpling Egyptian economy, it highlights the disparities between the wealthy and poor strata of Egyptian society and the differences between the attitudes of men and women in regards to matrimonial issues. It is the story of two married couples from different socio-economic backgrounds. Masoud (Samir Ghanem) and Hanafi (George Sudhom) are lifelong friends living in extreme poverty and economic deprivation. Through coincidence and sheer luck, Masoud meets a girl hailing from a wealthy family and background (Shireen) who is fascinated and amazed by his simple, unfussy and uncomplicated lifestyle. They marry, with Masoud hoping to escape his old and tough life behind and migrate to his father-in-law's majestic palace whereas Masoud’s wife wants experience the simple reality of most Egyptian people and wishes to leave her superficial and comfortable life. The contrast in background and attitude provides for one of the funniest yet realistic portrayals of the 1970s Egyptian society and has gone on to make the play a benchmark for other comic productions.

## Reception

All critics unanimously commended the play for its pragmatic portrayal of Egyptian society and its relevance to current societal issues. Critics also praised the excellent acting prowess of the lead cast and their outstanding comic timing. However, critics disproved of the weak dialogue, the use of constant improvisation by the lead cast and the slow pace of the production.
Although exact audience attendance figures are not available, each show has been claimed to receive a phenomenal response from audiences in terms of attendance and interaction. Today, different clips of the play across YouTube have amassed views of around 96,000 to 151,700, proving the play's timeless appeal.

## Distribution

The work has been distributed via DVD and also as part of in-flight entertainment programmes of various Arab airlines.
# Alain da Costa

Alain da Costa Soarès (1935 – 9 January 2023) was a Gabonese professional football manager and coach.

## Career

Da Costa coached the USM Libreville and Vantour Mangoungou. Also he worked as manager of the Gabon U17 national team. From 1987 to 1989 and from 1994 to 1997 he led the Gabon senior national team. In June 2000 he again was a coach of the Gabonese Panthères.
From 2013 he worked as president of the Gabonese Football Federation.

## Honours

USM Libreville
* Coupe du Gabon Interclubs: 1987
Gabon
* CEMAC Cup: 1988
* Africa Cup of Nations quarterfinals: 1996
Gabon U17
* African U-17 Championship: quarterfinals 1987
# DWGQ

93.3 Radyo Serbisyo (DWGQ 93.3 MHz) is an FM station owned and operated by Gumaca Communications and Management Services, the media arm of the Municipal Government of Gumaca. Its studios and transmitter are located at the 2nd Floor, Hernandez Bldg., Maharlika Highway, Brgy. Tabing Dagat, Gumaca.
# Alan Smith (physiotherapist)

Alan Smith (1948/1949 – May 2023) was an English physiotherapist, who was the England national football team's full-time physiotherapist for eight years and Sheffield Wednesday's for eleven.

## Career

Smith began his career as an apprentice footballer with his home town club, Middlesbrough, but a broken leg at just 17 years old meant that he had to retire. Determined to stay in the game, he trained as a physiotherapist, earning his first appointment at Rotherham United in 1972. After five years at Rotherham he moved on to Blackpool, where he stayed for six years. In 1983, he was appointed physiotherapist at Sheffield Wednesday, remaining with the club for eleven years, from the Football League Second Division to the Premier League and European competition. He first worked with the England national football team in 1986, and in 1994 Terry Venables appointed him as England's physiotherapist on a full-time basis, a post which he held for eight years, working under seven different managers. He also worked for Blackburn Rovers on a part-time basis. He renewed his association with Sheffield Wednesday in 2009 in the role of part-time consultant physiotherapist.
Smith's son Paul, also a chartered physiotherapist, joined Sheffield Wednesday in April 2009.
Sir Bobby Robson, who first employed Smith for England, selected him as physio to the England team taking part in the 2009 charity match in aid of the Sir Bobby Robson Foundation.
On 28 May 2023, it was announced that Smith had died at the age of 74.