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# Gee Whittakers!

"Gee Whittakers!" is a song written by Winfield Scott and originally recorded in 1955 by the Five Keys.
The lyrics prominently feature a number of contemporary teenage slang phrases. Billboard wrote in its November 5 review of the Five Keys' single: "The group wraps up a bright novelty 'Gee Whittakers!' in a bouncy, solidly commercial vocal treatment and a happy beat."
The original version reached number 14 on Billboard's R&B chart.
Later in 1955, the song was covered by Pat Boone, his version was a hit as well.
# Arain (Delhi)

The Arain of Delhi are an Urdu-speaking Muslim community found in Delhi, India.
# As Sure as the Stars

As Sure as the Stars is the fourth album released by onehundredhours on the Survivor Records label. It was released on 20 July 2007. Many of the tracks were first played to audiences who attended the New Wine and Soul Survivor festivals in the following weeks.

## Track list

* Home (2:51)
* Almost There (2:50)
* Forever Over Us (4:11)
* Mercy Day (3:30)
* Hold On (3:52)
* Love Rescue Me (4:10)
* Remember (3:46)
* Come As You Are (3:36)
* I Can't See Myself (2:29)
* She (3:20)
* Safe in Your Hands (4:16)
* Love Come Take Me Home (5:32)
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# Dacem

Dacem is a wholesaler of electrical accessories, established in 1984. The company sources products, negotiates with suppliers, purchases products and brings them into its warehouse and afterwards sells the products, normally to electrical retailers.
Dacem is wholly owned by Darty, a European group of electrical retailers. Dacem primarily supplies its products to the retailers within the group, however it also has the capability to supply to external clients.

## History

When established in 1984, Dacem was a wholly owned subsidiary of Darty, a French electrical retailer. The name "Dacem" was derived from a French acronym, which loosely translates as "Darty accessories concession & purchaser". Dacem established dedicated areas within Darty stores, primarily in the Paris region, and employed its own dedicated staff; in other stores, the accessories were presented and sold by staff from the main store.
In the early 1990s, Darty was bought by Kingfisher plc, whose store chains included B&Q, Comet and Superdrug. The board decided to exploit the buying potential of a specialist accessory sourcing team, and in 1998, Dacem began selling its products to other electrical retailers in the group, including Comet. As of November 2006, Dacem are the exclusive supplier of Darty, and a key supplier of the other electrical retailers outside France.
In 2003, Kingfisher demerged the electrical retailing unit of its business to form Kesa Electricals. Dacem was included in the demerged group. In 2004, Darty decided to take ownership of all parts of its retail stores, and the dedicated space and staff formerly managed directly by Dacem passed over to Darty. After this time, Dacem became solely a wholesaler for the group.
Dacem's offices are located in the north of Paris, in Bobigny. In 2002, Dacem opened a purpose-built warehouse in Moussy-Le-Neuf, north of Charles de Gaulle Airport. All orders are prepared in the Moussy warehouse, and distributed to the warehouses of the retailers.
As of November 2006, the board of Dacem is:
Managing Director - Jean-Michel Ravel d'Estienne Commercial Director - Jean-Philippe Marazzani Sales Director - Frédéric Lamy Logistics Director - Yves Simon de Kerqunic
# Golden Swallow

Golden Swallow may refer to:
* Golden swallow (bird)
* Golden Swallow (1968 film), a 1968 film by Shaw Brothers
* Golden Swallow, a 1987 film directed by O Sing-pui; see List of Hong Kong films of 1987
# Toshiyuki Maesaka

Toshiyuki Maesaka (前坂 俊之, Maesaka Toshiyuki) is a Japanese freelance journalist, a former senior researcher of Mainichi Shimbun Newspaper, and a professor emeritus at the University of Shizuoka.

## Biography

Born and raised in Okayama prefecture, during his childhood he spent many hours at a secondhand bookstore near his home. The experience of reading the many books there whet his appetite for learning and influenced his decision to become a journalist educator and writer. He attended Keio University and majored in economics and, upon graduating, worked for Kure Mainichi Shinbun (Newspaper) in 1973. In July 1981, he was promoted to senior researcher at Mainichi Shimbun (Newspaper) headquarters. In April 1993, he became a professor at University of Shizuoka and taught journalism, media and international communications. He retired in 2009 and is currently a freelance journalist and enjoys sea canoeing and fishing.

## Books

* Nippon Shikei Hakusyo (日本死刑白書, Japanese Death Penalty White Paper): 1982 (ISBN 978-4-380-90217-8)
* Ennzai To Gohan (冤罪と誤判, A criminal accusation and Wrong Judgement): 1982
* Ayamatta Shikei (誤った死刑, the wrong death penalty): 1984 (ISBN 978-4-380-84221-4)
* Shinbun Kisya (新聞記者, News Paper Reporter): 1984 (ISBN 978-4-7889-2210-5)
* Nihon Hanzai Zukan (日本犯罪図鑑, Japanese Crimes): 1985
* Kijin Henjin Futujin(奇人・変人・フツー人): 1986
* Hei Ha Kyouki nari, Sensou to Shinbun『兵は凶器なり・戦争と新聞』(Solder is a Weapon / War and News Paper): 1986 (ISBN 978-4-390-60315-7)
* Syouwa Cyoujin Kijin Katarogu(昭和超人奇人カタログ): 1990
* Sakusesu Meigen Meikunsyu (サクセス名言明訓集): 1990
* Shikei(死刑, Death Penalty): 1991
* Genron Shi Shite Kuni Tuini Horobu, Sensou to Shinbun(言論死して国ついに亡ぶ・戦争と新聞): 1993 (ISBN 978-4-390-60316-4)
* Bijinesu Meigen Kai(ビジネス名言海): 1994
* Media No Sensou Sekinin(メディアの戦争責任: 1995
* Nippon Kijin Den(ニッポン奇人伝): 1996 (ISBN 978-4-390-11582-7)
* Media Kontororu, Nihon No Sensou Houdo(メディアコントロールー日本の戦争報道, Media Control – Japanese War Report): 2005 (ISBN 978-4-8451-0944-9)
* Nippon Ijin Kikou Roku (ニッポン偉人奇行録): 2006 (ISBN 978-4-8211-5054-0)
* "Syasetu" Senryou To Tandokukouwa(「写説」占領と単独講和):2006 (ISBN 978-4-8284-1299-3)
* Taiheiyou Sensou To Shinbun (太平洋戦争と新聞, The Pacific War and News Paper): 2007 (ISBN 978-4-06-159817-1)
* Hyakujusya Hyakugo(百寿者百語): 2008 (ISBN 978-4-7593-1027-6)
# DIFF

DIFF or diff may refer to:
* diff, a file comparison tool
* Data comparison, methods and implementations to compare texts or files
* Dubai International Film Festival
* Dublin International Film Festival
* Dharamshala International Film Festival
* a motor vehicle's differential (mechanical device)
* White blood cell differential, a medical test enumerating each type of white blood cell
# Tight junction protein

Tight junction protein are proteins that are involved in the formation and functioning of tight junctions; "Tight junction protein" may refer to:
* TJP1, Tight junction protein 1 (ZO-1)
* TJP2, Tight junction protein 2 (ZO-2)
* TJP3, Tight junction protein 3 (ZO-3)
# JP Ferreira

JP Ferreira (born in 1983) is a South African rugby union coach, currently the defence coach for Bath.

## Playing career

Ferreira played rugby for the University of Pretoria alongside future Munster coaching colleague Johann van Graan, mostly as a fullback or wing. He had also accepted a trial with Welsh side Bridgend after leaving school, spending seven months with the club before returning to South Africa. Ferreira was then invited to join the Blue Bulls, featuring for their under-19s and under-20s, as well as training with the Springboks 7s team. He moved to the Leopards after being overlooked for promotion to the Bulls, before joining the Falcons, playing his final game for them in 2007.

## Coaching career
### 2007–2017 : Falcons and Lions

After suffering a knee injury playing for the Falcons in 2005, Ferreira offered to carry out analysis for the team after their previous analyst had left. When he retired from playing in 2007, Ferreira was offered an analyst position with the Lions, where his role gradually changed to include coaching. When Johan Ackermann took over as head coach of the Lions in 2012, he made Ferreira the sides permanent defence coach as well as their head analyst and, under their guidance, the Lions reached consecutive Super Rugby finals in 2016 and 2017. Despite losing both finals, the Lions had the best defensive records during both seasons.

### 2017–2022 : Munster

Ferreira left the Lions in December 2017 to join Irish province Munster, who compete in the United Rugby Championship and Champions Cup, and where Ferreira's former UP teammate Johann van Graan is head coach, as their new defence coach, replacing Jacques Nienaber. He joined on a contract until June 2020, which was extended in October 2019 until June 2022. During Ferreira's first full season with Munster - 2018–19 - the province boasted the best defence during the regular 2018–19 Pro14 season and the 2018–19 European Rugby Champions Cup pool stage. Ferreira left Munster upon the conclusion of the 2021–22 season.

### 2022– : Bath

Ferreira joined English Premiership Rugby club Bath as their new defence coach from the 2022–23 season. In making the move to England, Ferreira joined former Munster head coach Johann van Graan, who also left the province at the end of the 2021–22 season.

## Personal life

Ferreira's mother is former tennis player Brigitte Cuypers, who won the South African Open three times during her career. He is the older brother of Morné Ferreira, who is a rugby referee.
# Post Ekspres Prima

Post Ekspres Prima is an airline based in Jakarta, Indonesia. It operates passenger services and its main base is Halim Perdanakusuma International Airport, Jakarta.

## History

The airline was established and started operations in 1992 as Rajawali Air.

## Fleet

As of March 2007 the Post Express Prima fleet includes:
* 1 Grumman Gulfstream I

### Previously operated

In August 2006 the airline also operated:
* 1 Fokker F28-1000
# A Man Betrayed

A Man Betrayed may refer to:
* A Man Betrayed (1936 film), directed by John H. Auer and starring Edward J. Nugent and Kay Hughes
* A Man Betrayed (1941 film), directed by John H. Auer and starring John Wayne and Frances Dee
# Abbeydale, Calgary

Abbeydale is a neighbourhood in the northeast quadrant of Calgary, Alberta. It is bordered to the north by Trans-Canada Highway, to the east by Stoney Trail, to the south by Canadian National Railway tracks and to the west by 68 Street E.
Abbeydale was annexed by the City of Calgary in 1976.

## Demographics

In the City of Calgary's 2016 municipal census, Abbeydale had a population of 6,150 living in 2,015 dwellings, a 7.9% increase from its 2011 population of 5,700. With a land area of 1.7 km$^2$ (0.66 sq mi), it had a population density of 2,130/km$^2$ in 2012.
Residents in this community had a median household income of $81,232 in 2015, and there were 21% low income residents living in the neighbourhood. As of 2016, 31% of the residents were immigrants. A proportion of 1% of the buildings were condominiums or apartments, and 26% were used for renting.

## Education

The community is served by Abbeydale Elementary public school and also by St. Kateri Tekakwitha Elementary School (catholic).
# Crossing the Jordan

Crossing the Jordan is a studio album by Belarusian band Spasenie recorded together with musicians of Chicago band Crossroads and released in 2004. It was recorded in Brest, the producers of the record are Tim Spransy and Daryl Stuermer (in the United States). The first presentation of the CD in Belarus was held in Minsk on July 29, 2005, with the support of producer Tim Spransy and his band Crossroads at the club Bielaja vieža.

## History

The title song on the disc is a biblical story.
   The album Crossing the Jordan is a serious indicator of our band’s professional growth. When creating, recording, and mixing, all of the compositions were thought out to the smallest detail and sustained in the same style,
vocalist Igor Mukha told the portal TUT.BY.
CD sales exceeded all the expectations of Brest musicians.

## Critical reception

Tat’yana Zamirovskaya from the weekly BelGazeta on its pages noted that the album is associated with Sting, Phil Collins, and Mark Knopfler, and the compositions on it are “refined and melancholic jazz rock with folk elements.”
WASP from the music newspaper Muzykalnaya Gazeta heard on the CD soft pop rock, more harmonious than the one that the band Novi Ierusalim performs, and praised the work of producer Tim Spransy, while songs from the disc also reminded the critic the works of Sting and Phil Collins.
# Halesworth (disambiguation)

Halesworth may refer to:
* Halesworth, a town in Suffolk, England
* Halesworth railway station in Suffolk
* RAF Halesworth, a World War II airfield in Suffolk
* Tanya Halesworth, Australian TV presenter
# Aaron Johnston (writer)

Aaron Johnston is an American author, comics writer, and film producer.
Johnston was an associate producer on the movie Ender's Game, including a cameo appearance as an International Fleet officer. He co-authored with Orson Scott Card the First Formic War trilogy, a prequel series to Ender's Game. The series includes Earth Unaware, Earth Afire, and Earth Awakens.
His second pre Ender series includes The Swarm and The Hive. These are concluded with the final tales of the second Formic war relayed in The Queens, setting the stage for Orson Scott Card's Ender's Game series and the third Formic war.
His comic credits for Marvel Comics include Ender in Exile, Speaker for the Dead, Formic Wars, League War, and Mazer in Prison.
He is a writer for BYUtv's original series Extinct and provides the voice for Blue Drone in the series.
His play Lifeloop is an adaptation of Orson Scott Card's short story.
Johnston is a Mormon. He first met Card when he was in the same LDS stake as him in North Carolina.
# Ab Kolok

Ab Kolok , also Ab Kuluk or Ab Kalak is a village in Mingajik District, Jowzjan Province, in northern Afghanistan. It lies northwest of the district capital of Mingajik and Harun-e Dovvom, northeast of Alam Lek and southeast of Seyyedabad, Jowzjan.
According to the entry in the Historical and political gazetteer of Afghanistan it is located northwest of Andkhui, on the road to Karkin and is about 3 miles north of Charshangho.
A small stream runs through the village running down from the village of Seyyedabad and merges with others south of the village before flowing through Aqcha.
# Pottassery-II

Pottassery-II is a village in the Palakkad district, state of Kerala, India. It is administered by the Tachampara gram panchayat and the Kanjirampuzha gram panchayat. The village contains the places of Mundakkunnu, Kanjiram, and Pottassery.

## Demographics

As of 2001 India census, Pottassery-II had a population of 10,246 with 4,979 males and 5,267 females.
# Abag

Abag or ABAG may refer to:
* Abag Banner, subdivision of Inner Mongolia, China
* Avrom Ber Gotlober (1811–1899), Ukrainian-Polish Hebrew- and Yiddish-language playwright, poet and scholar
* Association of Bay Area Governments, regional planning agency incorporating local governments in California's San Francisco Bay Area
# Abbeygate Shopping Centre

The Abbeygate Shopping Centre (sometimes mistakenly referred to as 'Abbey Gate Shopping Precinct') is a shopping centre in the town centre of Nuneaton, Warwickshire, England. It was first opened in the 1960s and was originally known as Heron Way, and was once home to an indoor market. During a refurbishment in the 1990s a glass atrium roof was fitted and it was renamed Abbeygate. It now comprises 40 retail units. The centre has a retail mix of multi-nationals and small independents.
The anchor stores were Argos and Peacocks. In 2020, Peacocks permanently closed down in the shopping centre, however it has since reopened once again in 2021 after a buyer was found. The reason for Argos' closure was due to Sainsbury's closing their standalone high-street stores as part of a "reorganisation". Argos still operate as a 'click and collect' branch inside the Vicarage Street Sainsbury's supermarket.
In October 2010 the main post office for the town relocated from the outside of the centre to an internal shop.
The centre is privately owned. In April 2018 it was sold to a mystery local property company for £4.3 million; considerably less than the £17 million the previous owners had paid for it in 2005.
Since 14 January 2021, the former BrightHouse store, located inside of the Abbeygate Shopping Centre, is currently being used as a vaccination centre during the coronavirus pandemic.
# Haknam High School

Haknam High School (Korean: 학남고등학교; Hanja: 鶴南高等學校) is a public high school in Daegu, South Korea. The school has roughly 70 teachers and 1,200 students. Its motto is "high ideal, endless devoting oneself."

## History

The plan to establish the school was approved on 8 November 2001, and the establishment process was completed on 4 March 2003 when the first entrance ceremony was held.

## Symbol

The symbol tree of the school is a pine. This shows four meanings: the tree that has lived with people, stability and flexibility together, tough willingness and a brave heart, fidelity and integrity. Alongside this, the symbol flower is the plum blossom and also has four meanings: stability, willingness, resolute and lofty elegance, purity and nobility, attractive scent is that.

## Alumni

* Bae Joo-hyun
# Ctenisodes pulvereus

Ctenisodes pulvereus is a species of ant-loving beetle in the family Staphylinidae. It is found in North America.
# Cubophis fuscicauda

Cubophis fuscicauda, the Cayman Brac racer, is a species of snake in the family Colubridae. The species is native to Cayman Brac.
# Abdul Karim Saeed Pasha

Abdul Karim Saeed Pasha (born 28 February 1945 in British India) is the fifth and current Emir of the Lahore Ahmadiyya Movement. In May 2007, he participated a conference in the Berlin Mosque, organized by the German and Dutch section of Ahmadiyya Anjuman. He was born in Mansehra, NWFP.
# Haliella chilensis

Haliella chilensis is a species of sea snail, a marine gastropod mollusk in the family Eulimidae.
# Power (1996 film)

Power is a 1996 Canadian documentary film directed by Magnus Isacsson. The film portrays the efforts of the Cree and Inuit of Nord-du-Québec to campaign against the hydroelectricity project on the Great Whale River.
The film premiered in the Perspective Canada program at the 1996 Toronto International Film Festival.
The film received a Genie Award nomination for Best Feature Length Documentary at the 17th Genie Awards.
# Hal Hanson

Harold William Hanson (November 18, 1895 – October 10, 1973) was a professional football player and head coach in the National Football League (NFL). In 1921 Hanson was a player for the Rock Island Independents. In 1923 he played for the Minneapolis Marines. By 1932 he served as the head coach of the Staten Island Stapletons. Hal also played at the collegiate level while attending the University of South Dakota.
# Halsall (disambiguation)

Halsall is a village in Lancashire, England.
Halsall may also refer to:
* Halsall (surname), derived from the village of Halsall
* Halsall railway station, a disused railway station in Halsall
# Crystal Boys

Crystal Boys (孽子, pinyin: Nièzǐ, "sons of sin") is a novel written by author Pai Hsien-yung and first published in 1983 in Taiwan. In 1988, this novel went into circulation in China; its French and English translations were published in 1985 and 1989, respectively. A translation into German ("Treffpunkt Lotussee") appeared in 1995.
Nièzǐ means literally "sinful sons" or "sons of sin", but it may also be an allusion to a passage in Mencius in which "friendless officials and concubine's sons" (孤臣孽子) reach positions of power because they have learned to live with a dangerous status.
A movie called Outcasts, based on this novel, was released in 1986. In 2003, the material was adapted by Taiwan Public Television Service Foundation into a miniseries.
There is a reference to You Xian Ku in the chapter "Journey to the Goblin Cave".

## Plot summary

The story takes place in Taipei in 1971 (or, in the most recent film adaptation, in 1973), and follows a short period in the life of a young man called Li-Qing (李青, nicknamed A-Qing).
When A-Qing is expelled from his school because of "scandalous relations" with classmate Zhao Ying (趙英), his father kicks him out of the family home. A-Qing begins to hang out at a park called New Park, a gay cruising area and hangout for gay men, where he meets the novel's other primary characters.

## Characters

* A-Qing 阿青: the main character, a strong character both emotionally and physically.
* Di-wa 弟娃: A-Qing's younger brother.
* Xiao Yu 小玉: A somewhat flamboyant Japanese-Taiwanese. Dreams of going to Japan to find his father.
* Lao Shu (Mouse) 老鼠: A petty thief, a bit sloppy, a little silly. Lives with his abusive older brother in a house of gambling and crime.
* Wu Min 吴敏: Like A-Qing, was kicked from his home by his father. While physically strong, he is emotionally weak, attempting suicide after his lover breaks up with him.
* Master Yang, Shi Fu 師傅: Pimp of the above-mentioned characters, he helps give them jobs and protection, later opening a gay bar.
* Lao Guo 老郭: A retired photographer, who keeps a photo book of the various characters who flock to the park. First one to take A-Qing in.
* Long Zi (Dragon) 王夔龙， 龍子: Returns to Taipei after living in USA, where he went after murdering his lover A-Feng in a fit of rage. Their story has become legendary in the park.
* A-Feng (Phoenix) 阿鳳: The wild son of a mute woman, grew up an orphan. Was Long Zi's lover, but was killed by him.
The story focuses on A-Qing's struggle between himself, his family, and a society where homosexuality is taboo.

## Translations

An English translation of the novel by Howard Goldblatt, titled Crystal Boys, was published in 1990 by Gay Sunshine Press.

## TV series

The TV series Crystal Boys stars:
* Fan Chi-wei (范植偉 as A-Qing)
* Tony Yang (楊佑寧 as Zhao Ying)
* Joseph Chang (張孝全 as Wu Min 吳敏)
* Wu Huai Zhong (吴怀中 as Lao Shu 老鼠)