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# Peter Döhle Schiffahrts-KG

Peter Döhle Schiffahrts-KG ("PD") is a seaborne shipping company and maritime service provider headquartered in Hamburg, Germany. It is the parent holding company of the Döhle Group which has several affiliates and is operating worldwide. The Company owns and operates a fleet of container vessels, multi-purpose vessels and bulk carriers. The group of companies employs worldwide around 4,800 crew members as well as 2,000 employees ashore.

## History

The company was originally established in 1956 by Peter Döhle and acted as a so-called "Vertrauensmakler" (i.e. agent to ship owners in Germany). Döhle, one of the most prominent ship owner from Hamburg, died on May 24, 2002, at the age of 75.
Since 1999, Jochen Döhle, Peter Döhle's son, is the principle and managing partner for the Döhle Group. Per January 1, 2005, Mr. Christoph joined as personally liable and managing partner in the company. Since its beginning, the company has significantly increased the size of its managed fleet as well as its range of services.

## Fleet

Döhle Group is entrusted with the operation of a fleet of vessels of about 400 container vessels, multi-purpose ships and bulk carriers. Today´s fleet encompasses container vessels with a capacity of 300 up to 13,000 TEU, multi-purpose carriers and bulk carriers ranging from 1,800 to about 210,000 dwt deadweight.

## Corporate development

Throughout the last decades the group continuously invested in and cooperated with a number of partners in the field of shipping. In 2009, PD took over shares in the Chilean container line CSAV. After working together for more than 30 years, PD acquired shares in the Slovenian bulk carrier owner Splosna Plovba. In 2011, Döhle Group established a joint venture together with Yangzijiang Shipbuilding Group in order to mutually own a set of bulk carriers. Most recently, PD established a joint venture with the comparable shipping giant Costamare Shipping called Blue Net Chartering GmbH in February, 2018 providing charter broking services for a fleet of about 220 container vessels.
# Drumhead (disambiguation)

A drumhead is a membrane stretched over one or both of the open ends of a drum.
Drumhead may also refer to:
* Drumhead (sign), a type of circular sign that was used on many railroads
* Drumhead court-martial, a court-martial which takes place on the battlefield
* "The Drumhead," an episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation
* Drumhead, a drumming magazine
* Drumhead, Nova Scotia
* Eardrum, the membrane present in the ear.
# Elena Zamura

Elena Zamura is a journalist from the Republic of Moldova. She is the editor in chief of 'Novoie Vremea' weekly.

## Awards

* Order of the Republic (Moldova) - highest state distinctions (2009)
# Rheinfelden railway station

Rheinfelden railway station could refer to:
* Rheinfelden railway station (Switzerland), a railway station in Rheinfelden, Aargau, Switzerland
* Rheinfelden (Baden) station, a railway station in Rheinfelden, Baden-Württemberg, Germany
# El Dorado grass mouse

The El Dorado grass mouse or Utcubamba akodont (Akodon orophilus) is a species of rodent in the family Cricetidae. It is found in Ecuador and Peru.
# National Weather Service Jackson, Kentucky

National Weather Service Jackson, based in Jackson, Kentucky, is a weather forecast office responsible for monitoring weather conditions for 33 counties in Eastern Kentucky. The National Weather Service chose to put a weather forecast office (WFO) in eastern Kentucky due to the flooding of April 2-5, 1977. The National Weather Service Jackson, Kentucky has been forecasting for portions of Eastern Kentucky since 1981.

## History

Construction on the new Weather Service office near Jackson took place through late 1979 into 1980 and the office was officially commissioned January 1, 1981.
National Weather Service in Jackson, Kentucky operated as a "Weather Service Office" or WSO from the 1980s into the early 1990s, issuing warnings for 17 counties in East and Southeast Kentucky. A restructuring and modernization of the National Weather Service began in the mid-1990s. Modernization was needed to make use of new technology such as the WSR-88D Doppler weather radar and the Advanced Weather Interactive Processing System (AWIPS). During construction, some of operations were moved into a temporary office in a single-wide trailer. The observing function remained in the old building, while the warning function of the office moved into the trailer below the radar tower. Communication between the dual offices was conducted by telephone. After installing the antenna for the WSR-88D radar at WSO Jackson, the tower for the old WSR-74S was then removed.

## NOAA Weather Radio

Regular broadcasts are tailored to weather information for Eastern Kentucky. Information, such as hydrological forecasts and climatological data are broadcast. During severe weather, National Weather Service forecasters can interrupt the routine weather broadcasts and insert special warning messages concerning imminent threat to life and property. National Weather Service Jackson, Kentucky forecast office provides programming for 20 NOAA Weather Radio stations in Kentucky.
| City of license | Call sign | Frequency (MHz) |
| Somerset | KIH44 | 162.550 MHz |
| Mount Vernon | WWG70 | 162.425 MHz |
| London | WWG65 | 162.475 MHz |
| Williamsburg | WWG78 | 162.500 MHz |
| Monticello | WWG80 | 162.425 MHz |
| Morehead | WWG71 | 162.400 MHz |
| Stanton | WWG61 | 162.550 MHz |
| Frenchburg | WWG63 | 162.475 MHz |
| West Liberty | WWG79 | 162.450 MHz |
| Irvine | WNG727 | 162.475 MHz |
| Hazard | KIH40 | 162.475 MHz |
| Jackson | WWG26 | 162.425 MHz |
| Manchester | WWG66 | 162.400 MHz |
| Harlan | WWG68 | 162.450 MHz |
| Pikeville | WWG69 | 162.400 MHz |
| Paintsville | WWG28 | 162.525 MHz |
| McKee | WWG64 | 162.450 MHz |
| Pineville | WWG62 | 162.525 MHz |
| Phelps | WWG81 | 162.500 MHz |
| Beattyville | WWG67 | 162.500 MHz |
# Henk Tas

Hendrik Everhart (Henk) Tas (born 23 July 1948) is a Dutch visual artist, working as a sculptor, photographer, graphic artist, and wall painter.

## Biography

Tas was born in 1948 in Rotterdam, and grew up part of his youth in Canada. In Rotterdam he studied from 1966 to 1972 at the Academy of Visual Arts in Rotterdam in the direction free drawing and painting.
After graduating, Tas settled in Rotterdam as a visual artist. He starting with graphics and then focused on staged photography. His work is inspired by rock music and pop music. He used to stage his images with hats, toys, instruments, lights and plastic figures, which result in what he called "toverfotografie" (magic photography). He also made screen prints and large format mosaics inspired by lyrics.
At the end of the 1980s Tas made a quarterly magazine about the Everly Brothers with Rick Vermeulen. Together wit similar work as the magazines of Hard Werken, the work of poet Jules Deelder, the published 010, Tas made a significant contribution to the cultural renewal in the city in those days.
In 1991, Tas was awarded the Hugo Erfurth Prize by Agfa. Tas's works are included in the collections of the Hugo Erfurth prize in Rotterdam, the Rijksmuseum and the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, the Groninger Museum, and the Centre Pompidou in Paris.

## Work
### Graphic work

Henk Tas started his own graphic work at the art academy, with which he had a first exhibition in 1971 in Galerie Noordeinde 31 in Spijkenisse. In 1972 he was nominated for the Drempelprijs. In the following years he exhibited screen prints at 't Venster in Rotterdam in 1973, and at the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam in 1975.
In 1976 he collaborated with the third Science Fiction festival in Rotterdam. He decorated spaces in the Lantaren and Erasmus University together with Bob van Persie, Hans Citroen and Willem van Drunen. The following year in 1977 he exhibits textile photography at Galerie Gee in Geervliet.

### Exhibitions, a selection

* 1971. Grafiek van Emile Puettmann, Hanny Huser en Henk Tas. Galerie Noordeinde 31, Spijkenisse.
* 1975. Henk Tas and Hans van Dijk, Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam
* 1988. Rotterdamse School?, Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen. Group exhibition with works of Daan van Golden, Charlie van Rest, Peter Redert, Lydia Schouten, and Hard Werken.
* 1990. Rotterdam Assorti, Hal Building, Rotterdam
* Galerie Baudelaire, Antwerpen
* Exponera Fotogalleri, Malmö
* Govinda Gallery, Washington D.C.

## Publications, a selection

* Henk Tas, Rick Vermeulen, Els Barents. Why Me Lord. 2001.
* Diana Wind. Museumkrant: Henk Tas, 2001.
# Fidock

Fidock is a surname. Notable people with the surname include:
* Harold Fidock (1902–1986), Australian cricketer
* David A. Fidock (born 1965), Australian microbiologist and immunologist
# Mohamed al-Bambary

Mohamed al-Bambary (1969/70) is a Sahrawi media activist. He was arrested and charged with "belonging to a criminal gang, taking part in a murder, contributing to a public disturbance, battery resulting in death, vandalism of public property, and assaulting officials in the performance of their duties,”. Initially sentenced to twelve years imprisonment, his term was reduced to six years following a re-trial.

## Background

Mohamed al-Bambary is a media activist affiliated with Equipe Media, which is one of Western Sahara's foremost independent news sources. On September 26, 2011, the conclusion of a soccer game in Dakhla culminated in a large-scale brawl between two neighborhoods of the city. Al-Bambary captured videos of this violet riot, which lasted several days and resulted in the deaths of seven individuals, including two members of the police force.

## 2015 Arrest and Sentence

On August 27, 2015, al-Bambary was arrested when he went to the Dakhla police station with the intent to renew his identification card. The authorities charged him with "belonging to a criminal gang, taking part in a murder, contributing to a public disturbance, battery resulting in death, vandalism of public property, and assaulting officials in the performance of their duties,”. He was beaten and forced to sign a confession.
Three months after the arrest, al-Bambary was sentenced to twelve years of prison in a trial that was not accessible to the public. In a re-trial in January 2016, his term was reduced to six years. He is serving his sentence in Ait Meloul Prison outside of Agadir, Morocco in crowded conditions.

## International Response

In January 2016, Paloma López Bermejo, a member of the European Parliament from Spain, asked a question in parliament about “the arbitrary detention of the journalist and political prisoner Mohamed al-Bambary” to the Vice-president of the European Commission and High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Federica Mogherini.
In September 2016, human rights focused non-profit Freedom Now submitted a report detailing the case to the UN Human Rights Council during Morocco’s Universal Periodic Review.
In May 2017, Freedom Now and Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights submitted a petition to the UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention on behalf of Mohamed al-Bambary. In June 2018, the Working Group determined that his detention is arbitrary and violates international law.
# Drag River

The Drag River is a river in the municipalities of Minden Hills and Dysart et al in Haliburton County, Southern Ontario, Canada. It is in the Great Lakes Basin and is a right tributary of the Burnt River.

## Course

The river begins at an unnamed lake, and flows west through Drag Lake, Head Lake and Grass Lake, then heads south through Kashagawigamog Lake to reach its mouth at the Burnt River, about 1 kilometre (0.6 mi) south of the community of Gelert. The Burnt River flows Kawartha Lakes and the Trent River to Lake Ontario.
# Electoral district of Wangaratta and Rutherglen

Wangaratta and Rutherglen was an electoral district of the Legislative Assembly in the Australian state of Victoria from 1889 to 1904. It was located around the towns of Wangaratta and Rutherglen. When it was abolished in 1904, the new Electoral district of Wangaratta was created; John Bowser was the last member for Wangaratta and Rutherglen and the first for Wangaratta.

## Members

| Member | Term |
| Henry Parfitt | Apr. 1889 – Apr. 1892 |
| George Phillipson | May 1892 – Sep. 1894 |
| John Bowser | Oct. 1894 – May 1904 |
# Erden (village)

Erden is a village in Boychinovtsi Municipality, Montana Province, north-western Bulgaria.
# Yah

Yah may refer to:
* Jah, shortened form of Yahweh, the Hebrew name for God
* Iah, ancient Egyptian male lunar deity
* YAH, The IATA code for La Grande-4 Airport in northern Quebec, Canada
* Yazgulyam language, by ISO 639 code
* "Yah" (song), by Kendrick Lamar from his album Damn
* a young person from a particular class or subcultural group in the UK, also known as a 'rah'
# William Strutt

William Strutt may refer to:
* William Strutt (artist), English-born Australian artist
* William Strutt (inventor), English civil engineer, architect and inventor
* William Strutt (politician), member of the Tasmanian Legislative Council
* William Goodday Strutt, British Army officer, governor of Quebec
* John William Strutt, 3rd Baron Rayleigh, "Lord Rayleigh", British mathematician/physicist
# Fermo displaced persons camp

The Fermo Camp (Italian: Campo Fermo, Croatian: Logor Fermo) was a post-World War II displaced persons camp near Fermo, Italy whose inhabitants were Croats displaced from Yugoslavia.
The first Croats arrived in June 1945. The majority arrived at the camp on August 15, 1945. The inhabitants formed a theatre company at the camp to perform classic Croatian dramatic works. A printing press was established by Dominik Mandić which printed magazines and books at the camp.
Most of the about 2000 inhabitants who were living inside the camp, which was situated on the premises of a former textile factory, were of Ustaše background. In 1947 the camp was repeatedly raided by British military personnel in a search for war criminals hiding among the population.
In late 1947 and early 1948, representatives from Argentina, the United States, Canada, and Australia came to the camp to offer the inhabitants a chance to immigrate to their perspective countries. On one trip, the USS General W. M. Black (AP-135) transported 626 people from the camp to Peru. The camp was closed in 1948.
Upon independence, Croatia tried to entice its displaced persons to return through tax exemptions and monetary aid.
# Mohamed al-Refai

Mohamed al-Refai is an Egyptian critic, novelist and writer. Since 1980, he has been writing for the Egyptian magazine Sabah al-Khair. He has also written a number of books, radio plays, television series, and film scripts. Al-Refai's novel Nocturnal Creatures of Sadness was nominated for the Arabic Booker Prize in 2012.
Al-Refai lives and works in Cairo.

## Selected works
### Books

* Palestine in Egyptian Theatre
* Experiments in Arab Theatre

### Radio plays

* A Journey in Olden Times
* Paradise Lost
* Papers of the Barada River

### TV series

* The Overcoat (based on Nikolai Gogol's short story)
* The White (based on a novel by Yusef Idriss)
* The Extoller of the Moon (based on the life of the Egyptian composer Baligh Hamdi)

### Film scripts

* The Case of Mr. Mungid
* Stolen Dreams
# Harald Simonsen

Harald Simonsen (2 August 1873 – 3 February 1949) was a Danish timber merchant, brickyard owner and developer.

## Early life and education

Simonsen was born on 2 August 1873 in Copenhagen, the son of merchant Georg Harald Simonsen (1841–1890) and Caroline Jensen (1845–1913). He graduated from Nørrebros Latin- og realskole in 1889 and was then an apprentice for three years at B. Kromann jr. in Marstal before working first for the textile company v. Barm & Petersen in Flensburg and then for six years for Holger Petersen on Købmagergade in Copenhagen.

## Career

In 1899, Simonsen started his own company which traded in building materials. The company grew rapidly. It purchased Niverød Brickworks in 1911, Snesere Brickworks in 1916 and later also Kollerup Brickworks. He was also a major importer of timber from Sweden and Finland. In 1918, when World War I had resulted in a shortage of cargo ships, he attracted media attention for converting a delivery of timber from Finland into a gigantic raft, naming it Refanut and towing it to Denmark.
Simonsen's business gave him a thorough knowledge of the construction industry. During the economic crisis of the 1920s, Simonsen was stuck with great quantities of timber and bricks that no one wanted to buy. He responded by starting a new career as a developer. In 1926, he acquired a large piece of land at Svanemøllen in Copenhagen from the estate of S. N. Meyer. He constructed Svanemøllegården and Ulfsgård and sold off the rest of the land in lots. He was later also involved in a number of other development projects, both alone and in collaboration with others. These included Lindevangsgården, Hostrups Have, Ringkøbinggården, Hollændervænget and Thorsgård.
In 1936, Simonsen converted his company to a limited company under the name Harald Simonsen A/S with an initial capital of DKK 1 million. The property management division was placed in a separate company.

## Personal life

Simonsen married Betty Nathalia Thorup (1877–1949) on 10 January 1899. The couple had two children, Ib Simonsen and Erna Hamilton [da] (née Simonsen).
Simonsen constructed a house on Østerbrogade (now Dag Hammerskjolds Allé 28) for his own use in 1917. The building was designed by Carl Brummer and is known as "Little Amalienborg". He was a skilled cricket player and an honorary member of Danske Studenters Roklub. He became Knight of the Order of the Dannebrog in 1927 and was awarded the 'Cross of Honour ('Dannebrogsmand) in 1939.
He died on 3 February 1949 and is buried in Frederiksberg Old Cemetery.
# Wild West Dynasty

Wild West Dynasty is a city-building simulation video game released in February 2023 on Steam developed by Moon Punch Studio and published by Toplitz Productions. Set in 19th-century Western United States, players can build their own ranch, provide food and wealth and more settlers join their settlements for happiness. The player can build, grow, and manage a town around it in an effort to "become the most powerful man in the West.".
# Yelling (album)

Yelling is the sixth studio album by Hong Kong singer Kay Tse, released on 23 April 2009. It was released in two versions, each including a bonus CD with music videos.

## Track listing

* 吶喊 (Yelling)
* 字裡行奸 (Raping With Words)
* 直角等於三角 (Right Angle Equals to Triangle)
* 祝英台 (Zhu Yingtai, Butterfly Lovers)
* 年度之歌 (Song of the Year)
* 紅衣天使 (Red Clothed Angel)
* 方玲霞 (Fong Ling Ha)
* 我最喜愛的歌 (My Favorite Song)
* 歡送會 (國) (Farewell Party - Mandarin version of Wedding Invitation Street)
* 開卷快樂 (Happy Reading)

### Bonus CD with music videos

* 吶喊 (Yelling)
* 祝英台 (Zhu Yingtai, Bufferfly Lovers)
* 年度之歌 (Song of the Year)
* 囍帖街 (Wedding Invitation Street)
* 17度 (17 Degrees)
* 十字架 (Crucifix)
* 鍾無艷 (Wu Yen)
* 3/8
* 神奇女俠的退休生活 (Retired Life of the Wonder Woman)
* 節外生枝 (Obstacles)
* 第一天 (First Day)
* 後窗知己 (Rear Window Soulmate)
# Xenotilapia rotundiventralis

Xenotilapia rotundiventralis is a species of cichlid endemic to the African Great Lake Lake Tanganyika where it occurs in the southern and southeastern parts of the lake. It is found in shallow areas with a mainly sandy substrate interspersed with rocks. It forms schools which can number more than one thousand individuals. It feeds exclusively on plankton by picking out individual food items with their protractile mouths. Both sexes mouthbrood although up to 6 mm (0.24 in) in length, the fry are mouthbrooded only by the female. If the young are separated from their parents they can be found among other cichlid broods e.g. Lepidiolamprologus elongatus and Perissodus microlepis. Some authorities consider this species to be in a separate genus, Microdontochromis.
# Ekinli, Karacabey

Ekinli is a neighbourhood in the municipality and district of Karacabey, Bursa Province in Turkey. Its population is 288 (2022).
# National Museum of Art, La Paz

The National Museum of Art, Palacio Diez de Medina is a museum in the city of La Paz, Bolivia. It has an important permanent collection of colonial paintings, including canvases by Melchor Pérez de Holguín, a painter 16th century and those of Gregorio Gamarra, a 17th-century painter.

## Location

The museum is located right in front of the main square of the city of La Paz, Plaza Murillo, specifically at the intersection of the pedestrian promenade Calle Comercio and Calle Socabaya.

## History

This building was the residence of the then Mayor Don Francisco Tadeo Diez de Medina y Vidango. Later it became the property of the Counts of Arana, subsequently during the La Paz revolution it became the property of the Marquises of Villaverde. At the end of the 19th century they functioned as the famous Gisbert hotel. In the year 1964, the palace was adapted to house the National Museum of Art of Bolivia, preserving its two courtyards and three levels. The main entrance is located on Socabaya Street.

## Architecture

The entrance shows a stone façade carved and decorated with baroque motifs that spanned the three levels of the building. At the meeting of Socabaya and Comercio streets, the corner stone column and the stone balcony stand out.

## Collections
### Colonial and republican art

Some of the key painting in the collection include the following:
* Virgin of Fuencisla, 1723
* Virgin of the Hill, 1720
* Coronation of the Virgin by the Trinity and the Saints, 18th century
* Child Jesus with symbols of the Passion, Gregorio Gamarra
* Coronation of the Virgin, Gaspar Miguel de Berrío.

### Contemporary art

The museum also has Bolivian, Latin American and international contemporary art in its collections such as those of Spanish artist Javier de Villota.

## Selected works

* Anonymous. Virgin of Pomata, 1680
* Gaspar Miguel de Berrío. Coronation of the Virgin, 18th century.
* Anonymous. Virgin crowned by the Trinity and saints, 18th century.
* Anonymous. Saint Michael the Archangel, 1708.
* Anonymous. Virgin of the Cerro of Potosí, 1720.
* Leonardo Flores. Adoration of the shepherds, 17th century.
* Anônimo. Anjo-Virtude, Baraquiel, século XVII.
* Anonymous. Portrait of Philip V as Santiago, 18th century.
# 1982 British National Track Championships

The 1982 British National Track Championships were a series of track cycling competitions held from 25 July – 1 August 1982 at the Leicester Velodrome.

## Medal summary
### Men's Events

| Year | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
| Time Trial | Gary Sadler | Terry Tinsley | Mark Barry |
| Amateur Sprint | Mark Barry | Paul Swinnerton | Terry Tinsley |
| Professional Sprint | Dave Le Grys | Andy Hayes | John Tudor |
| Prof Individual Pursuit | Sean Yates | Tony Doyle | Ian Banbury |
| Amateur Individual Pursuit | Shaun Wallace | Tony Mayer | Steve Denton |
| Team pursuit | Manchester Wheelers Darryl Webster Greg Newton Philip Rayner Hugh Cameron | Velo Club Nottingham Gary Sadler Tony Mayer Keith Reynolds Sandy Gilchrist | SF - Stoke ACCS or GS Strada |
| Amateur 50 km Points | Paul Curran | Darryl Webster | Des Fretwell |
| Amateur 20 km Scratch | Gary Sadler | Dave Edwards | Dennis Lightfoot |
| Madison | Paul Curran & Hugh Cameron | Tony Fantham & Steve Gowar | Terry Tinsley & Phil Rayner |
| Professional Omnium | Ian Hallam | Tony Doyle | Phil Thomas |
| Tandem | Terry Tinsley & Paul Sydenham | | SF - Paul Swinnerton & N Boulton, John Arkwright & Mark Minting, K Haynes & Richard Grace |
| Derny | Des Fretwell | Geoff Armstrong | Steve Wakefield |

### Women's Events

| Year | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
| Sprint | Brenda Atkinson | Ann Davey | Susan Lee |
| Individual Pursuit | Mandy Jones | Catherine Swinnerton | Barbara Collins or Pauline Strong |