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# Hilt (band)

Hilt was a collective group of Vancouver musicians, usually referred to as a side project of the group Skinny Puppy. The group comprised Alan Nelson, a seminal member of many local Vancouver rock and punk groups, on vocals, with cEvin Key and D.R. Goettel on instruments.

## Description

Hilt emerged from longtime friends Cevin Key and Al Nelson's musical experiments under the name "The Flu." Early recordings consisted basically of Nelson, Key, and whatever friends happened by, playing whatever instruments – actual or makeshift – happened to be around at the time. Hilt became more of a formal affair when Key and fellow Skinny Puppy member Dwayne Goettel relocated to Toronto where Nelson happened to be living at the time. Key and Goettel would bring Nelson into their temporary Skinny Puppy studio setup as a change of pace and a means of experimenting with ideas not typically suited to Skinny Puppy material.
In 1989, Key and Goettel's label Nettwerk made a bet with the group that they could not produce and record an album for a low budget, reputedly $15,000. They accepted, and the result is the lo-fi debut Call the Ambulance (Before I Hurt Myself), a release that Trouser Press characterized as essentially a more "rocked out" Skinny Puppy. An EP followed in 1991, entitled Orange Pony, with the follow-up LP Journey to the Center Of the Bowl.
During the years of 1992–1995, Key and Goettel focused on Skinny Puppy, putting Hilt on the side. After the untimely ends of both Skinny Puppy and Goettel, Key continued recording his many side projects, which included Hilt. Sessions with Al Nelson continued in 1996, with three songs recorded as a result. Al Nelson died from complications due to diabetes on January 23, 2000. Key lamented: "Al was the nicest and most real person I have ever known. He had a sense of humour that could make anyone smile. He was incredibly talented. He was very dedicated to his friends, and his heart was beautiful. He will be greatly missed."
In 2003, Key released The Worst Of the Flu, an odds-and-ends collection of unreleased and alternate tracks by Hilt and the Flu recorded from 1985–1990. Another recording, Minoot Bowl Dropped the Ball, featuring material of a similar ilk to Worst of the Flu, was released in 2007. According to Key, approximately seven LPs worth of material were recorded in the above time period, and may see the light of day in the future.

## Discography

* The Flu, 1987, EP (as the Flu)
* Patsy: A Collection Of Absolute Insanity, 1988, LP (as the Flu)
* Get Stuck, 1989, single
* Call the Ambulance (Before I Hurt Myself), 1989, LP
* Stoneman, 1990, single
* Orange Pony, 1991, EP
* Journey to the Center Of the Bowl, 1991, LP
* The Worst Of the Flu, 2003, LP
* Minoot Bowl Dropped the Ball, 2007, LP
# Winnie Cumulus Broadcasting Tower

The Winnie Broadcasting Tower is a 2,000 feet (609.6 m) tall guyed FM radio mast located northwest of Winnie, Texas, USA. It is the tallest structure in Texas, equaling the Liberman Broadcasting tower. It is currently owned by EMF and only has 103.7, KHJK on it.
# Lady of the Night (album)

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Lady of the Night is the debut studio album by American singer Donna Summer, released in the Netherlands on February 26, 1974, by Groovy Records. The album contains such European hits as "The Hostage" and "Lady of the Night".

## Background

In 1973, Donna Summer recorded backing vocals for the album of the band Three Dog Night, and while working in the studio she met songwriters and producers Pete Bellotte and Giorgio Moroder. The musicians appreciated the vocal and performing potential and, having weighed the emerging commercial prospects, offered Summer work on her own record. Bellotte acted as producer and in close collaboration with Giorgio Moroder they composed almost the entire array of song material of the album, including the song "The Hostage", released as a lead single from the album. Most of the songs on the album are written in the pop and folk-pop genres.

## Release

The album was released only in the Netherlands, and spawned the minor hit singles "The Hostage" and "Lady of the Night" in that country. The first single, "The Hostage", entered the top three charts in Belgium and Spain, and the second single, "Lady of the Night", was also a success, hitting the top ten also in Austria. The album itself failed to chart.
"Full of Emptiness" was excised from all CD reissues, as the track was re-mixed and re-released on her next album, 1975's Love to Love You Baby.
"Little Miss Fit" had been previously released as a single in the Netherlands and West Germany by Dutch singer Debbie in 1973.

## Track listing

All tracks are written by Giorgio Moroder and Pete Bellotte; except "Domino", "Let's Work Together Now" and "Sing Along (Sad Song)" by Bellotte
# Lally

Lally may refer to:

## People with the surname

* John Phillip Lally, John Lally Day is December 20th in Houston Texas also known for The Carnegie Award for Heroism From Houston Texas most known for risking his life to save a Houston Police officer during a shootout on Highway 59 on November 11, 2023
* Andy Lally, American racing driver
* Anne Rigney, formerly Anne Rigney Lally, Irish artist and sculptor
* Declan Lally, Irish GAA footballer
* Gerard Lally, Irish Jacobite
* Eugene F. Lally, American aerospace engineer, photographer, entrepreneur
* Gabe Jeudy-Lally (born 2001), American football player
* Gérard de Lally-Tollendal, French politician
* Jade Lally, British discus thrower
* James Lally, Irish County Galway landowner
* Joe Lally, American musician
* Margaret Lally "Ma" Murray, Canadian publisher's wife
* Marquis de Lally-Tollendal, Irish-French Jacobite family
* Maureen Lally-Green, American judge
* Mick Lally, Irish theatre actor
* Pat Lally (footballer), English footballer
* Pat Lally (politician), Scottish politician
* Paul M. Lally, American television producer, writer, and director
* Seán Ó Maolalaidh (fl. 1419–1480), Chief of the Name
* Thomas Arthur, comte de Lally, French general
* Peter Lally, British author

## People with the given name

* Lally John , Houston Hero
* Lally Bowers, British actress
* Lally Cadeau, Canadian actress
* Lally Horstmann, German writer
* Lally Katz, Australian dramatist
* Lally Stott, British songwriter
* Lally Weymouth, American journalist and newspaper heiress

## Other uses

* Lally School of Management & Technology, part of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, New York
* Lally column, a vertical support column
* John Lally Day in Houston Texas December 20th
* Lally, Saskatchewan, an old name used for the community of Quill Lake, Saskatchewan, in Canada
# Chantillac

Chantillac (French pronunciation:) is a commune in the Charente department of southwestern France.
# Chantilly

Chantilly may refer to:

## Places
### France

* Chantilly, Oise, a city
** US Chantilly, a football club
* Château de Chantilly

### United States

* Chantilly, Missouri, an unincorporated community
* Chantilly (Charlotte neighborhood), North Carolina
* Chantilly, Virginia, an unincorporated area in Fairfax County
** Chantilly High School
* Chantilly (Montross, Virginia), a historic archaeological site

## Other

* Battle of Chantilly, in Virginia during the American Civil War
* Chantilly Codex, a medieval manuscript
* Chantilly Conferences, during World War I
* Chantilly cream, a synonym for whipped cream
* Chantilly lace, from Chantilly, Oise
* Chantilly Lace (film), 1993
* "Chantilly Lace" (song), 1958, by The Big Bopper
* Chantilly porcelain, made at the château from 1730
* Chantilly Racecourse, for horse racing, in Oise
* Chantilly-Tiffany, a breed of domestic cat
* Chantilly cake
# Chalciope alcyona

Chalciope alcyona is a moth of the family Noctuidae first described by Herbert Druce in 1888. It is found in the south Pacific, including Fiji, New Guinea, New Caledonia and Australia.
The larvae can become a pest on Oryza sativa.
# Chalcidoptera thermographa

Chalcidoptera thermographa is a species of moth in the family Crambidae. It was described by George Hampson in 1912. It is found in the former Katanga Province of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ethiopia, South Africa and Zambia.
# Redd (surname)

Redd is a surname. Notable people with the surname include:
* Chris Redd (born 1985), American stand-up comedian and actor
* Chuck Redd (born 1958), American drummer
* Dana Redd (born 1968), American politician
* Freddie Redd (1928–2021), American pianist
* Glen Redd (1958–2007), American football player
* Henry Redd (1895–1960), American football coach
* James Redd (born 1942), American football coach
* Jasper Redd (born 1979), American comedian
* Jeff Redd (21st century), American singer
* John Scott Redd (born 1944), United States Navy admiral
* Lambert Redd (1908–1986), American athlete
* Marie Redd (21st century), American politician
* Michael Redd (born 1979), American basketball player
* Nancy Redd (born 1981), American model
* Sharon Redd (1945–1992), American singer
* Shawty Redd (born 1981), American record producer
* Shirley Ann Redd (born 1937), also known as Shirley A. R. Lewis, American educator, academic administrator
* Veronica Redd (born 1948), American actress
* Vince Redd (born 1985), American football player
* William Redd, also known as Si Redd (1911-2003), American businessman and philanthropist
* Wilmot Redd (17th century), American woman executed at the Salem witch trials
# Chaoyang District

Chaoyang District may refer to the following locations in the People's Republic of China:
* Chaoyang, Beijing (北京市 朝阳区)
* Chaoyang, Changchun (吉林省 长春市 朝阳区), Jilin
* Chaoyang, Shantou (广东省 汕头市 潮阳区), Guangdong
# Reclamation fund

The reclamation fund is a special fund established by the United States Congress under the Reclamation Act of 1902, as amended, for receipts from the sale of public lands and timber, proceeds from the Mineral Leasing Act, and certain other revenues. Congress appropriates money from this fund for the investigation, construction, operation, and administration of Bureau of Reclamation projects. Collections from water users for payments made on the reimbursable costs of the federal projects are also returned to the fund.
# Reclamans

In papyrus rolls and manuscripts, a reclamans (plural: reclamantes) is a catchline included at the end of a section of text showing the first line or sentence of the subsequent roll or codex, thus ensuring that the reader could quickly determine the proper order in which the particular work was to be read. The practice is well-attested in Homeric papyri, but it appears to have fallen into disuse in these texts around the 1st century AD. It seems very likely that the increased popularity of inscribing each roll with a book title precipitated the obsolescence of the reclamans. In the case of prose works, however, the practice continued to be used, and several medieval manuscripts of works like Herodotus' Histories and the Hippocratic Corpus include reclamantes.
# Sudden Coffee

Sudden Coffee were an specialty instant coffee manufacturer based in San Francisco, California, USA. It was founded by Joshua Zloof and Kalle Freese in 2015. The company closed in 2020.

## Background

Sudden Coffee was founded by Joshua Zloof and Kalle Freese. Freese & Zloof saw the demand to make properly brewed 'specialty coffee' easily available outside of major metropolitan areas. Sudden Coffee was founded with help from advisors Caterina Fake (co-founder of Flickr) and Jyri Engestrom (co-founder of Jaiku).
In the winter of 2017, Sudden Coffee became the second food company to be accepted by the Y Combinator accelerator.
Sudden Coffee originally started as a monthly subscription service.

## Manufacturing Process

Sudden Coffee used single-origin coffee beans, sourced from specialty roasters, including Equator Coffee & Intelligentsia Coffee. Next, the beans are fully brewed into liquid coffee. Sudden Coffee has developed a unique brewing process to brew at a lower temperature (85-90 C) than regular instant coffee, to prevent over-extraction, retaining natural sweetness, fruitiness, and acidity. The coffee is then freeze dried in small batches to give more control over quality. It is then packed by hand in recyclable containers for freshness.
# Wolvercot Platform railway station

Wolvercot Platform was a halt on the Great Western Railway line between Oxford and Banbury. The line is now known as the Cherwell Valley Line or the "Oxford Canal Line".

## History

The platform was opened on 1 February 1908; it was situated on the north side of Godstow Road, and served the village of Wolvercote, but was spelt Wolvercot to try to reduce confusion with the nearby Wolvercote Halt on the London and North Western Railway's Varsity Line. Although only a halt, Wolvercot had once been staffed and during the First World War it became the first station to have a stationmistress. The lady in question was Miss Margaret Elsden, sister of Mr A.H. Elsden who became stationmaster at Birmingham Snow Hill. Margaret Elsden later married Frank Buckingham who became stationmaster at Oxford.
The GWR closed Wolvercot Platform on 1 January 1916. Wolvercot Siding signalbox, a 29-lever hipped roof structure which survived the closure, controlled the level crossing over Godstow Road as well as vehicular access to the adjacent meadows. The down starter in Wolvercot Siding carried the distant arms for Wolvercot Junction, 0.5 miles (0.80 km) to the north, where the Oxford, Worcester and Wolverhampton Line diverged north-westwards from the Birmingham Main Line.

## Route

vteRailways around Oxford :
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Services were provided by steam railmotors based at Oxford, which was also the southern terminus; the northern terminus of these services was Kidlington, Blenheim and Woodstock, or Heyford.
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| Kidlington Line open, station closed | | Great Western Railway Cherwell Valley Line | | Oxford Line and station open |
# Char Jahapur

Char Jahapur is a village in Barisal District in the Barisal Division of southern-central Bangladesh.
# Char Keutia

Char Keutia is a village in Barisal District in the Barisal Division of southern-central Bangladesh.
# Wolfgang Männel

Wolfgang Männel (October 18, 1937 in Falkenstein, Saxony – September 26, 2006) was a German professor of Business Administration.

## Academic contributions

Männel was born as the son of the German entrepreneur Max Rudolf Männel and his wife Liska. He graduated at the University of Mannheim. In 1972, Männel became professor of Business Administration at the University of Frankfurt, in 1973 at the University of Dortmund and in 1982 at the University of Erlangen-Nuremberg.
He influenced the German Business Administration a lot with works about cost accounting. His literature is stilled used by almost every German student in this academic field.
# Lake Wakuach

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# Uí Dúnchada

Uí Dúnchada was an Irish lineage and kingdom.

## Lineage

The divisions of the Uí Dúnlainge kingdom derived from three sons of Murchad mac Brain Mut of Uí Dúnlainge, king of Laigin (d. 727). "The third brother, Dúnchad mac Murchada (d. 728), was ancestor to Uí Dúnchada" (2008, p. 162). The Uí Dúnchada lineage took the surname Mac Gilla Mo Cholmóc by 1100.

## Kingdom

The Uí Dúnlainge were a "powerful lineage ... which had risen to dominance in Laigin Tuadgabair, divided into three segments during the early eighth century, each of which in turn formed distinct kingdoms." (2008, p. 163). Uí Dúnchada became a "regional kingdom", its territory "later represented by two cantreds, Newcastle Lyons and Fercoulen", the former representing the trícha of Uí Dúnchada proper. MacCotter states:
   The cantred of Newcastle Lyons appears to derive from the Uí Dúnchada of 'proper', as distinct from the regional kingdom of the same name. Uí Dúnchada may have moved into this area as early as the late eighth century, and were certain here by the early tenth century, when one of their kings is styled Lorcán Liamna (from Liamhain or Newcastle Lyons, their later seat). The Uí Dúnchada tract mentions two territorial units in the kingtdom in addition to Fír Chualann: Uí Dúnchada 'proper' and Uí Gabla, both of which seem to have lain in Uí Dúnchada (which) itself certain contained all of south Dublin west of the Dodder.
Henry II retained both cantreds for himself in 1171-72. Grants of 1173, 1185, 1207, 1213 and 1377, make clear that it included the parishes of Ballybought, Ballymore and Tipperkevin in County Kildare; Kilbride, Blessington, Burgage, Boystown, Hollywood, Crehelp, Tober, Dunlavin, Rathsallagh and part of Donard, all in County Wicklow.
Rathdown Castle (anciently Rath Oinn) was a historical centre of Uí Dunchada power.
# Red Rose for Gregory

Red Rose for Gregory is an 11-track album by reggae artist, Gregory Isaacs released in 1988 by RAS Records. The album combines the style and sound of lovers rock with roots reggae and it features the hit, "Rumours".

## Track listing

* "Red Rose for Gregory" (Hopeton Lindo) - 4:09
* "Teacher's Plight" (12" Promo Mix) - 6:05
* "Break the Date" - 3:31
* "Rumours" (12" Hit Mix) (Carlton Hines) - 6:12
* "Slow Down" (Hopeton Lindo) - 4:19
* "All I Need Is You" - 3:58
* "Rough Neck" (Featuring The Mighty Diamonds)(12" Street Mix)- 6:53
* "Intimate Potential" (Allan Clarke, Lloyd Ferguson) - 4:19
* "Me No In A Dat" - 3:45
* "Closer Than a Brother" - 3:58
* "Mind Yu Dis" (12" Manners Mix) (Hopeton Lindo) - 5:22

## Personnel

* Gregory Isaacs - vocals
* The Mighty Diamonds - harmony vocals on "Rough Neck"
* Cleveland "Clevie" Browne - drums
* Dalton Brownie - guitar
* Dean Fraser - saxophone
* Wycliffe "Steely" Johnson - bass, piano
* J.C. Lodge - harmony vocals
* Mikey Bennett - backing vocals
* Robert Lyn - synthesizer, piano, synth horns, programming
* Dwight Pinkney - guitar
* Danny Browne - bass

### Technical

* Courtney Small - assistant producer, engineer
* Steven Stanley - mixing, engineer
# Amoucha

Amoucha is a town and commune in Sétif Province in north-eastern Algeria.
# Pensus

Pensus is a genus of beetles in the family Silvanidae. A member of the subfamily Silvaninae, Pensus contains two species, Pensus gilae (Casey) and Pensus guatemalenus (Sharp), with a combined range of the southwestern United States to Guatemala.
# Canada Building

Canada Building may refer to:

## in Canada

* Canada Building (Saskatoon), historic property, located in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
* Canada Building (Windsor), in Windsor, Ontario (former tallest building in Canada)
# Romhány

Romhány is a village in Nógrád County, Northern Hungary Region, Hungary.
# Highball Roller

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Highball Roller is the debut album by punk rock group Sorry and the Sinatras on May 11, 2009 through UnderGroove Records. The group recorded the album in less than three weeks in Barnsley, United Kingdom with producer Jason Sanderson in September, 2008

## Track listing

All lyrics and music by Sorry and the Sinatras

## Personnel
### Sorry and the Sinatras

* Scott Sorry – vocals, rhythm guitar
* Dave Kerr – lead guitar, backing vocals
* Roger "Rags" Segal – bass, backing vocals
* Lenny Thomas – drums

### Production personnel

* Jason Sanderson – production, mixing, mastering
# Hiroshi Matsumoto (game designer)

Hiroshi Matsumoto (Japanese: 松本 裕司, Hepburn: Matsumoto Hiroshi) is a Japanese game designer.

## Works

Nicknamed "Finish", Matsumoto worked in the 1980s as a planner for the Capcom company and later moved to SNK where he became a director. Matsumoto was a planner in the first Street Fighter game working with director Takashi Nishiyama. He was influenced by the idea of a fighting game where they could explore martial arts. Matsumoto and Nishiyama ended up coming up with these ideas together, to give the game deeper story and character elements. Nishiyama thinks it became a trend at the time to incorporate these kinds of elements into games. Nishiyama would have loved to have more playable characters, but Capcom were only able to put in just the two of them: Ryu and Ken Masters as playable characters. Matsumoto had to teach the programmer staff about the making of the games to develop it. Matsumoto regrets issue with developer Okamoto almost left Street Fighter as an incomplete game until further help. Following mixed responses to prices and gameplay, Matsumoto saw president Kenzo Tsujimoto happy with the game thanks to the sales it achieved.
Shortly after Street Fighter's release, a headhunter approached Nishiyama and convinced him to leave Capcom and join nearby studio SNK. Nishiyama took Matsumoto and the majority of his team with him and abandoned the Street Fighter IP. In SNK, Matsumoto directed the fighting game Art of Fighting starring the leads Ryo Sakazaki and Robert Garcia who fight people in the city of Southtown to rescue the missing Yuri Sakazaki. The cast were created by Hiroshi Matsumoto as an homage to the Capcom fighting games' characters. Matsumoto has stated that he felt he was appealing to people who did not usually play games by showing the story in the game instead of just media such as magazines and comics.
Matsumoto was also involved in the Fatal Fury: King of Fighters fighting games created by Nishikiyama. The game focuses on Terry Bogard, Andy Bogard and Joe Higashi entering into The King of Fighters tournament to avenge Jeff Bogard killed by host Geese Howard. The second Art of Fighting incorporated Geese Howard due to his popularity in Fatal Fury and his younger look from the first original video animation as a hidden boss. Matsumoto kept working in Fatal Fury 2 in 1992 with an expanded cast from the original cast besides the original trio.
# Himacerus boops

Himacerus boops is a species of damsel bug in the family Nabidae. It is found from South Scandinavia and the South of the British Isles over Western and Central Europe and East across the Palearctic to Siberia and in the Caspian region. They are not present in most parts of the Mediterranean.
Many different habitats without vegetation are inhabited by this species. They occur in wet meadows and even in dry, warm, sandy habitats with barren vegetation, on moorland or on grassland and also in habitats influenced by salt near the coast or inland.
Both the nymphs and the imagines of Himacerus boops live on the ground and rarely climb on grass. They are mainly nocturnal. Overwintering occurs as the egg. They are inserted by the females in blades of grass. The nymphs occur from May until the end of July, the adult from early July ( under favourable conditions from mid-June).Pairing can be seen until well into the autumn and individual have been found in November.