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# Minocher K. Spencer

Yogi Minocher K. Spencer was a Parsi author and spiritual healer who lived in Karachi, Pakistan where he also worked as a metal merchant. Spencer was born in Pune, Maharashtra, India on 4 October 1888 and died 30 August 1958. He claimed that he was guided by the spirit of a deceased guru, Rishi Ram Ram, and later by Sai Baba of Shirdi (also deceased). He claimed to have attained 'Jeevan Mukti' during his life. He wrote a number of books that were published posthumously, including:
* How I found God
* The other world
* Joyous mysticism
* Great mystics saints of the world
* Understanding the divine mysteries
* Romance of the soul (1954)
The most important of his books is How I found God. In this book, Spencer wrote all his experiences first hand. His cousin H. Spencer also helped him in his journey to God. His life can be divided in different phases according to spiritual development. His life changed in 1930 when he met a mystic in Lahore. That mysterious person with occult powers told him that he had hidden spiritual powers of becoming a medium. He started writing articles in local newspaper on a weekly basis where he was criticised by few persons of theosophical society for his view for spirituality. Later he met a lady in London which catalysed his spiritual growth.
In his second phase of intensification of love for God, he came in contact with "spiritual healing center, Coimbatore (South India)". Rishi Ram Ram was the spiritual guide of the center at that time. Rishi Ram Ram was born 2500 years ago in Orissa, India. He was living in spiritual plane at that time and helping souls eager to know God's love. Rishi Ram Ram promised him to help. Later, in 1960 Rishi Ram Ram left spiritual plane and merged in God. M.K. Spencer was told to read holy scriptures and write spiritual stuff. He followed the same. During that time he wrote Oneness with God. Slowly and steadily his desire of meeting God intensified. He spent more and more time in his altar room. His meditation sessions started at 2 am and lasted late into the night. He forgot his daily mundane work and worries. Later Rish Ram Ram handed him over to Shirdi Sai Baba, saint of the saints. Sai baba helped him in achieving the perfection and purity required to meet God.
# Shue Fly

Shue Fly (1937–1963) was a Quarter Horse mare who was one of the dominant racehorses on the racetrack during the 1940s.

## Life

Shue Fly was registered with the American Quarter Horse Association (or AQHA) as number 717. She was a chestnut mare, foaled in 1937 and bred by Lloyd Miller of Chamita, New Mexico. She was owned by the Hepler Brothers of Carlsbad, New Mexico at the time she was registered. Her sire was Cowboy P-12, and she was out of Lady Luck by Booger Red by Rancocas, a Thoroughbred. The second dam was an unnamed Thoroughbred mare. Through her sire, she descended from Yellow Jacket and Peter McCue twice. Her dam was a descendant of Iroquois, the first American bred Thoroughbred to win a major race in England. Some early reports had her dam as a mare named Nancy M who was by Jack McCue (a son of Peter McCue) and out of Fanny by Jack McCue. However, the Hepler brothers, who raced and then used Shue Fly as a broodmare, investigated her background and came to the conclusion that she was out of Lady Luck.

## Racing career

During Shue Fly's racing career she was named the World Champion Quarter Running Horse for 1941–1942, for 1942–1943, and for 1943–1944. The official AQHA records show her starting six times, with two wins and a top speed rating of AAA. However, the 1946 Yearbook of the American Quarter Racing Association (or AQRA) states that she had won ten of eleven starts. Her very first race was when she was three, and had just been broke to ride, when she went up against Question Mark in a half mile race. She finished second, but it was a good finish for a green-broke mare. Next, in December 1941, she was matched against Clabber at the distance of a quarter mile, and won, setting a track record in the process. In the 1942 Championship race, she went to her knees coming out of the starting gate, but managed to get up and finish first by a nose, beating Clabber, Nobodies Friend and Joe Tom.

## Broodmare record

As a broodmare, Shue Fly produced three foals that earned a Race Register of Merit, including Royal Charge.

## Death and honors

She died in 1963.
Shue Fly was inducted into the AQHA Hall of Fame in 2005.
# Meelin

Meelin (Irish: An Mhaoilinn, meaning 'bare, flat-topped hillock') is a village in northern County Cork, barony of Duhallow, Ireland. The village is near the border with County Limerick and County Kerry. Meelin is within the Cork North-West (Dáil constituency).
At 251 metres (823 ft) above sea level, Meelin is the highest village in Ireland, although Glencullen in County Dublin also claims to be the highest at about 251.5 metres (825 ft).

## History

Fulacht fiadhs are found in Meelin and around the Duhallow area. There is also a 4,000-year-old burial mound in the village.
In the early 20th century quarries were set up in the village and employed over 100 people. But in the 1920s quarrying started to slow down and by 1964 it had stopped altogether. In 1963, English geologist William Morton carried out a survey of the limestone area around the village and assumed there might be oil deep in the rocks. After three oil companies drilled over 5,000 feet into the rocks, no oil or gas was found.

## Churches

The church of Saint Joseph was built in 1837, Meelin is part of the Clonfert parish. In 1871 a Bell for the church was brought to the village by John Murphy. It was built over the gallery in a bell tower and remained there until 1970 when repairs were carried out on the church.

## Sport

The village is home to Meelin GAA which was founded in 1928. Hurling is the predominant sport in Meelin. The Meelin hurling team won the Cork Junior A County Championship in 2010. Football is also played at Junior B Level. Meelin won the Junior Hurling Championship final against John Lockes in February 2011.

## Education

Meelin National School had an extension built on in 2011. The original school was opened on 1 July 1856, and built of cut stone from the local limestone quarries. At that time there were two schools, a boys' school and a girls' school. The first teacher in the boys' school was John Browne, and his wife Mary Bridget (née Kenneally) was in the girls' school. On 1 April 1951 the boys' and girls' schools amalgamated. Teachers and pupils transferred to the new school across the road after the summer holidays in September 1951. The school is still open today.

## People

* Bernie O'Connor, hurler and hurling manager, is from Meelin
# Craterophorus

Craterophorus is a genus of flies in the family Dolichopodidae from the Afrotropical realm. It is endemic to the islands of the western Indian Ocean.

## Species

* Craterophorus currani Grichanov, 1998 – Mauritius
* Craterophorus mirabilis Lamb, 1922 – Seychelles
* Craterophorus mirus Lamb, 1921 – Seychelles
* Craterophorus parenti Grichanov, 1998 – Madagascar
* Craterophorus permirus Lamb, 1922 – Seychelles
# Admiralty

Admiralty most often refers to:
* Admiralty, Hong Kong
* Admiralty (United Kingdom), military department in command of the Royal Navy from 1707 to 1964
* The rank of admiral
* Admiralty law
Admiralty can also refer to:

## Buildings

* Admiralty, Trafalgar Square, a pub in London
* Admiralty, Saint Petersburg, Russia
* Admiralteyskaya (Saint Petersburg Metro), a metro station in Saint Petersburg, Russia, the name means "Admiralty"
* Admiralty Arch in London, England
* Admiralty House, London
* Admiralty House, Sydney
* Dutch Admiralty, a group of follies at Tsarskoye Selo, Russia
* Former Admiralty House, Singapore

## Law

* Admiralty court
* Admiralty law, also called Maritime Law
* Amirauté (New France)

## Naval organizations

* Admiralty (navy), a governmental and/or naval body responsible for the administration of a navy

### Germany

* German Imperial Admiralty, Kaiserliche Admiralität
* German Imperial Admiralty Staff, Admiralstab

### Netherlands

* Admiralty of Amsterdam
* Admiralty of Friesland
* Admiralty of the Noorderkwartier (also called the "Admiralty of West-Friesland")
* Admiralty of Rotterdam (also called the "Admiralty of de Maze")
* Admiralty of Zeeland

### Russia

* Admiralty Board (Russian Empire), the authority responsible for the Imperial Russian Navy
** Admiralty Shipyard, a former Imperial admiralty, the Main Admiralty, today a shipyard in Saint Petersburg, Russia

### United Kingdom and earlier states

* Admiralty in the 16th century, the Admiralty and Marine Affairs Office (1546–1707)
* Board of Admiralty, the board responsible for the Royal Navy from 1628 to 1964
* Admiralty (United Kingdom), a former military department in command of the Royal Navy from 1707 to 1964
* Admiralty Board (United Kingdom), the post-1964 board responsible for the Royal Navy
* Royal Maritime Auxiliary Service, commonly referred to as the Admiralty
* United Kingdom Hydrographic Office, produces the Admiralty brand of charts

## Places

* Admiralty Bay (disambiguation), multiple bodies of water
* Admiralty, Hong Kong, an urban area on Hong Kong Island named after the naval base HMS Tamar
** Admiralty station (MTR), the MTR station serving the area
* Admiralty, Singapore, a suburban neighbourhood in Singapore
** Admiralty MRT station, the MRT station serving the area
* Admiralty Glacier, Queen Louise Land, Greenland
* Admiralty Inlet, Washington, United States
* Admiralty Island, Alaska, United States
* Admiralty Islands, a part of the Manus Province of Papua New Guinea
* Admiralty Mountains in Victoria Land of Antarctica
* Qikiqtagafaaluk, formerly Admiralty Island, Nunavut, Canada

## Ships and shipping

* HMS Admiralty, the name of two yachts of the Royal Navy
* USS Admiralty Islands, a 1944 United States Navy aircraft carrier

## Other uses

* Admiralty brass, contains 30% zinc and 1% tin which inhibits dezincification in most environments
* Admiralty chart, a brand of nautical chart
* Admiralty scaffolding, a military barrier
# All the Way from Tuam

All the Way from Tuam is the second studio album by Irish rock band The Saw Doctors. The CD was released on The Saw Doctors' own record label, Shamtown Records and has the catalogue number of SAWDOC002CD. It is named after the band's home town, Tuam.

## Track listing

All songs written by Leo Moran and Davy Carton except where indicated.
* "The Green and Red of Mayo" (Jarir Al-Majar, Moran, Carton)
* "You Got Me On the Run"
* "Pied Piper"
* "Me Heart Is Livin' in the Sixties Still" (Moran, Pearse Doherty, Carton, John Donnelly)
* "Hay Wrap" (Moran, Carton, Doherty, Donnelly, John Burke)
* "Wake Up Sleeping"
* "Midnight Express" (Carton)
* "Broke My Heart"
* "Exhilarating Sadness"
* "All the Way from Tuam"
* "F.C.A."
* "Music I Love" (Moran, Carton, Doherty, Donnelly)
* "Yvonne" (Moran, Doherty, Carton, Donnelly)
* "Never Mind the Strangers"

## Personnel
### Band

* Davy Carton: vocals, guitar
* Leo Moran: guitar, backing vocals
* John Donnelly: drums, percussion, vocals
* Pearse Doherty: bass guitar, vocals
* Tony Lambert: keyboards, guitar, accordion, banjo, vocals
* John Burke: mandolin, guitar, vocals

### Guest musicians

* James Barton: Violin
* Sharon McKinley: Cello
* Robin Stowell: Violin
* Anthony Thistlethwaite: Saxophone
* Glenn Thompson: Percussion
* Philip Tomkins: Viola
* Greg Haver: Percussion
* Geoff York: Viola
# Main Street, Zeehan

Main Street (Tasmanian road number C248) is a significant 3.2-kilometre (2.0 mi) long thoroughfare in the historic mining town of Zeehan, located on the west coast of Tasmania, Australia. Main Street is a living testament to the mining history and the heyday of this once-thriving mining town. It continues to attract tourists and history enthusiasts interested in exploring Tasmania's industrial heritage.

## History

Zeehan has a rich history tied to mining, particularly silver and lead mining, which boomed in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Main Street played a central role in the town's development during this period.
Constructed in the late 1890s, Main Street is home to many historic buildings and structures that date back to the mining boom era. These buildings are a testament to the town's prosperity during that time and offer a glimpse into the past. Several well-preserved heritage buildings line Main Street, including the Gaiety Theatre, the West Coast Heritage Centre (formerly the Zeehan School of Mines and Metallurgy), and various hotels, shops, and residences that were built in the late 1800s and early 1900s. The street was utilised by the tram service which passed along the street.

### Gaiety Theatre

The Gaiety Theatre is one of the central landmarks on Main Street. It was built in 1898 and is known for its ornate facade. The theatre was once a hub of entertainment and culture in Zeehan, hosting a variety of performances and events.

### Shelverton Hotel

The former Shelverton Hotel held a strategic location near the railway station and close to the tram terminus, making it popular with travellers. The hotel boasted a 20-metre (66 ft) frontage on Main Street and 45-metre (148 ft) on King Street, with luxurious appointments throughout its 42 rooms. It featured public and private bars, dining and drawing rooms, commercial and smoking rooms, bathrooms, bedrooms, and a shared kitchen. On May 29, 1913, the 22-year-old Shelverton Hotel tragically burned down, with only three occupants occupying it; its licensee, Mr. P. Quinn, housemaid Miss Painter, and the barman, Mr. Prescott. While the fire brigade saved the store and stables, the hotel suffered significant losses, including valuable family portraits and a sewing machine. The hotel, owned by Mr. W. Rainbird at the time, was insured for £1200, and its furniture and stock for £600. The cause of the fire remained a mystery. Notably, the Shelverton Hotel had the honor of hosting Governor Viscount Gormanston and Lady Gormanston during their visit to open the North East Dundas Tramway in 1898.

### West Coast Heritage Centre

Occupying the historic Zeehan School of Mines and Metallurgy building, the West Coast Heritage Centre is a museum and cultural institution that showcases the history of the West Coast region of Tasmania, with a particular focus on mining and the town of Zeehan.
The West Coast Heritage Centre incorporates some of the original township buildings including:
* Zeehan School of Mines and Metallurgy
* Gaiety Theatre
* Zeehan Post Office
* Zeehan Courthouse
# Catascopus elegans

Catascopus elegans is a species in the beetle family Carabidae. It is found in Southeast Asia and Australia.

## Subspecies

These 11 subspecies belong to the species Catascopus elegans:
* Catascopus elegans amoenus Chaudoir, 1861 (Indonesia, New Guinea, and Papua)
* Catascopus elegans andamanicus Baehr, 2012 (India)
* Catascopus elegans australasiae Hope, 1842 (Australia)
* Catascopus elegans biakensis Baehr, 2012 (New Guinea)
* Catascopus elegans cyaneus Chaudoir, 1872 (Australia)
* Catascopus elegans elegans (Weber, 1801) (China, Nepal, India, Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Malaysia, Indonesia, and Borneo)
* Catascopus elegans lateralis Brullé, 1834 (Indonesia)
* Catascopus elegans philippinus Baehr, 2012 (Philippines)
* Catascopus elegans salomonicus Baehr, 2012 (the Solomon Islands)
* Catascopus elegans scintillans Bates, 1892 (Nepal and India)
* Catascopus elegans viridans Baehr, 2012 (Indonesia)
# Tabac

Tabac may refer to:
* the French word for Tobacco
* Tabac (perfume), a cologne that was created by Mäurer & Wirtz in 1959
* Tabac (store), a store licensed to sell tobacco products in France
* the Tabac corner at the Circuit de Monaco, the venue for the Monaco Grand Prix

## People with the surname

* Yoni Tabac (born 1980), Israeli actor
# Murder in Provence

Murder in Provence is a television mystery drama series based on the Verlacque and Bonnet detective novels by M. L. Longworth.
A U.S. and U.K. co-production between BritBox and ITV, the plans for adaptation were announced in 2021 and the first of three feature-length episodes became available on streaming services in March 2022.
Starring Roger Allam as Investigating Judge Antoine Verlacque and Nancy Carroll as Marine Bonnet, a criminal psychologist and Verlacque's romantic partner, the series is set and filmed in Aix-en-Provence in the south of France.

## Episodes
### Series 1 (2022)

| No. overall | No. in series | Title | Directed by | Written by | Original U.K. air date |
| 1 | 1 | Episode #1.1 | Chloe Thomas | Shelagh Stephenson | 17 July 2022 |
| Based on Murder in the Rue Dumas. A theology professor is found dead in his office at the university and Verlacque must investigate a host of suspects, including the professor's colleagues who each hoped to have been chosen as his successor and their students who were competing for a fellowship. ||||||
| 2 | 2 | Episode #1.2 | Chloe Thomas | Shelagh Stephenson | 24 July 2022 |
| Based on Death at the Château Bremont. An aristocrat falls to his death from his family château and not only is the matter personal for Bonnet, but Verlacque suspects the death was a criminal act rather than accidental. ||||||
| 3 | 3 | Episode #1.3 | Steve Barron | Shelagh Stephenson | 31 July 2022 |
| Based on Death in the Vines. A young woman's murder may be the result of a love affair and Verlacque has to determine whether the death has a connection to the body of an older woman found in a vineyard miles away. ||||||
# Smart Balance

Smart Balance is a company that manufactures products including margarine substitutes, flavored microwave popcorn, and peanut butter.

## Products

The products claim to have no partially hydrogenated vegetable oils added, no trans fat, and to be comparable in quality to vegetable oil based products.
The oils used in Smart Balance products contain low levels of naturally occurring trans fats, about 70 mcg of trans fat per serving. Some blends in this line include fish oil, while some include only vegetable-based ingredients. The oil blend used in some of the products was developed at Brandeis University.

## History

In 2012, Smart Balance acquired Udi’s Healthy Foods, and the parent company was renamed Boulder Brands.
# The Sun Season

The Sun Season is the third studio project from jazz singer/songwriter Dara Tucker. It was released on July 8, 2014. It features ten songs written by Dara Tucker, and two standards: "Over the Rainbow" and "The Nearness of You".

## Album history

The album's ten original songs were written over a period of ten years, starting with Tucker's time in Interlaken, Switzerland. The album contains a "sun" theme. Tucker states that she finds inspiration from the sun, and often felt compelled to write about it. "Beautiful Sun" was written by Tucker in 2003 to celebrate the beauty of nature and its ability to invigorate and give life. Several of the album's songs were composed over a period of several years. Many of the songs' themes center around finding beauty and joy in communing with nature. The Sun Season contains a blend of Tucker's influences, including jazz, singer-songwriter, pop music, gospel music, Broadway theater, R&B and soul music.
The album features Peter Bernstein, Helen Sung, John Ellis, Alan Ferber, Donald Edwards and Greg Bryant. It was recorded at Samurai Hotel Studios by David Stoller from October 7–9, 2013, and mixed and mastered in Nashville, Tennessee by Jon Estes. It was produced by Greg Bryant for Watchman Music.

## Track listing

* Time Is on Our Side
* Sometimes Love
* See It Always
* Naive
* Beautiful Sun
* The Morning Sun
* Giants
* Waiting for the Sun
* Sun, See Through Me
* Over the Rainbow
* The Sun Suite (See You in the Sun)
* The Nearness of You
# Tetraopidion

Tetraopidion is a genus of beetles in the family Cerambycidae, containing the following species:
* Tetraopidion geminatum Martins, 1969
* Tetraopidion mucoriferum (Thomson, 1867)
* Tetraopidion tetraophtalmum Martins, 1960
* Tetraopidion venezuelanum Martins, 1960
# The AADA Vehicle Guide

The AADA Vehicle Guide is a 1984 supplement for Car Wars published by Steve Jackson Games.

## Gameplay

The AADA Vehicle Guide is a supplement which includes 129 descriptions of different vehicles, with a brief analysis, game statistics, and variations for each vehicle.

## Publication history

When the supplement was imported to England, it was impounded for several months after a spot check by customs at Dover, under the claim that the book was a mail order catalogue for terrorist weaponry.

## Reception

Craig Sheeley reviewed The AADA Vehicle Guide in Space Gamer No. 71. Sheeley commented that "The AADA Vehicle Guide is a prize. Grab it while it lasts; I predict that the shelves will empty of this very quickly."
GeekDad wrote that The AADA Vehicle Guide had "SJG created the AADA, the American Autoduel Association, a real organization for Car Wars fans to join. It was inevitable that the AADA would release a car buyer's guide, right?"
# Textile Fiber Products Identification Act

Textile Fiber Products Identification Act is a consumer protection act in the United States. The act protects the interest of producers and consumers by imposing regulations of labelling (the mandatory content disclosure) and advertising of textile products. The act specifies labeling requirements and numerous guidelines for the advertising of textile products that should qualify the compliance in accordance with the directions in the act. The Federal Trade Commission considers any form of misbranding to be illegal. Moreover, it also requires that the commission provide a generic name for each man-made fibre, in particular for those not yet named. "Natural" and "manufactured" fibers were among two major groups classified by the act, which also maintains a list of generic names that is updated with each new entrant.

## Scope

The Textile Fiber Products Identification Act concerns all textile fiber products other than wool, which is already governed by the Wool Product Label Number. The law prevents misinformation about the fiber content, misbranding, and any unfair advertising practice and compel to function in a certain way. The act specifies the requirement of textile products such as guidelines about labelling, tagging, Country of origin, fiber designation etc. The act also covers the manufacturers and marketers of the textile products.

## Sections in the act

Congress 85th passed this legislation on 2 September 1958, but it came into force in 1960. The act has a number of sections that set out regulations for different segments.
* Section 70 of the act defines various definitions of textile manufacturing and marketing, such as fibre, natural fibres, artificial fibres and many other trade-related ensembles.
* Section 70a of the act is about inadmissibility of misbrading.
* Section 70b of the act stops false advertising practices.
* Section 70c of the act guides about illegality of removal of stamp, tag, label, or other identification.
* Section 70d of the act is emphasis on record keeping.
* Section 70e of the act is all about the enforcements.
* Section 70f of the act refers to the injunction proceedings.
* Section 70g of the act applies exclusion of misbranded textile fiber products.
* Section 70h of the act clarifies about guaranty policy.
* Section 70i of the act lays down criminal penalty.
* Section 70j of the act specify Exemptions.
* Section 70k of the act states application of other laws.

## Terminology

The Textile Fiber Products Identification Act provides a set of terminology that defines "what is to be called what" while communicating in the textile product trade.

## Generic names and definitions

The law has an important role to play in providing 'generic names' and the definitions of artificial fibers. Newly manufactured fibers are updated in their list. The generic name of the fiber is an essential element of the information required by law and a must to be mentioned when labeling products. The name given to a synthetic fibre is based on its chemical composition. Generic names begin with lowercase letters. Examples include olefin, nylon, and acrylic.