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# Laverda SFC

Laverda SFC may refer to:
* Laverda 500SFC, 500cc twin motorcycle
* Laverda 750SFC, 750cc twin motorcycle
* Laverda 1000SFC, 1000cc 3 cylinder motorcycle
# Happy Since I Met You

Happy Since I Met You is a television play written by Victoria Wood, and broadcast on ITV on 9 August 1981.
It stars Julie Walters and Duncan Preston and was directed by Baz Taylor as part of ITV's Screenplay series. In Happy Since I Met You, Duncan Preston, who would later become one of her regular co-stars, worked with Victoria Wood for the first time. It was the last full-length drama by Wood to be televised for some years, the next being Pat and Margaret (1994). The film was notable for early TV appearances in minor roles by rising stars Maggie Steed, Tracey Ullman and George Costigan. Although Wood does not appear in the film, she sings several of her compositions including the opening song and other songs performed over the on-screen action.

## Plot

The story takes place over three consecutive Christmases. At the first, drama teacher Frances is defiantly single and enjoying living alone, but shortly after spending Christmas with her family, she meets an actor, Jim and they begin dating. By the next Christmas, they have moved in together and seem to be settling with their relationship, but Frances becomes frustrated with losing her independence and by the third Christmas, their cohabitation has driven her to anger and she leaves Jim after an explosive argument. Jim tracks her down at the train station as Frances attempts to get away to find solitude, but she realises she does love Jim and the film ends with them agreeing to try again.

## Cast

* Julie Walters as Frances
* Duncan Preston as Jim
* Kathryn Apanowicz as Judith
* Christine Moore as Marie
* Sue Wallace as Olwen
* Louise Cullinan as Gemma
* Tracey Ullman as Karen
* Barbara New as Mum
* Jim Bowen as Dad
* Marjorie Sudell as Auntie
* Carol Leader as Mary
* Alison Skilbeck as Elaine
* Sidney Livingstone as Dennis
* Lottie Ward as Moira
* Norman Mills as Alec
* Nellie Hanham as Margot
* Maggie Steed as Ginny
* George Costigan as Ted
* Judy Lloyd as Beverly
* Sandra Voe as Headmistress
* Fidelis Morgan as Nun
* Eileen Mayers as Neighbour
* Maggie Lane as Cashier
* Monica Lewis as Customer
* Meretta Elliot as Girl
* Phil Kernott as Attendant
* Alison Stirrup as Woman
* June Dixon, Rebecca Leach and Alison Attenborough as Schoolgirls

## Production

Costume: Diane Holmes Make-up: Sarah Horseman Casting Director: Priscilla John Film Editor: Bob Morton Designer: Colin Rees Producer: Peter Eckersley Director: Baz Taylor
Music & Lyrics by Victoria Wood, arranged and conducted by Jim Parker.

## Critical reception

Reviews were mixed, with Mary Kenny in the Daily Mail full of praise for dialogue which combined the idiomatic drollness of Les Dawson with the refinement of Jean Anouilh; whereas The Guardian's Stanley Reynolds thought it "padded out with vulgar speeches...Lines delivered as if they were heroic truths, as if they were not only great gems of wit but also terribly socially significant." More recently, Screenonline called the play "a slight but touching romance that was as much about the downs as the ups of young love."
# Pterolophia tonkinensis

Pterolophia tonkinensis is a species of beetle in the family Cerambycidae. It was described by Stephan von Breuning in 1938.
# Håkollen Island

Håkollen Island is an island 2 kilometres (1 nmi) long, rising to 100 metres (330 ft), lying in the southwest part of the Øygarden Group, Antarctica. It was mapped by Norwegian cartographers from aerial photos taken by the Lars Christensen Expedition, 1936–37, and called Håkollen (the shark knoll).
# Joint Unconventional Warfare Task Force Execute Order

The Joint Unconventional Warfare Task Force Execute Order is a secret U.S. Defense Department Directive, signed Sept. 30, 2009 by General David Petraeus, which authorized the sending of American Special Operations troops to both friendly and hostile nations to gather intelligence and build ties with local forces. The seven-page directive did not appear to authorize offensive strikes in any specific countries. Its goals were to “prepare the environment” for future attacks by American or local military forces, as well as to build networks that could “penetrate, disrupt, defeat or destroy” Al Qaeda and other militant groups.

## New York Times Article on JUWTF order

U.S. defense officials stated to the New York Times in May 2010, that the JUWTF operationalized the views of many top U.S. commanders, among them General General David Petraeus, that the U.S. should undertake a more expanded role in world affairs, i.e. to operate beyond Iraq and Afghanistan. The New York Times wrote, "The order, which an official said was drafted in close coordination with Adm. Eric T. Olson, the officer in charge of the United States Special Operations Command, calls for clandestine activities that “cannot or will not be accomplished” by conventional military operations or “interagency activities,” a reference to American spy agencies". The Order focused on intelligence gathering — by American troops, foreign businesspeople, academics or others — to identify militants and provide “persistent situational awareness,” while forging ties to local indigenous groups. The order did not authorize offensive strikes in any specific countries.

## Project Avocado

The JWUTF reported by the New York Times was one operation of a widescale expansion of worldwide clandestine military and intelligence operations authorized by the U.S. President in summer 2010, on advice of then-Joint Chiefs of Staff Director of Operations General Stanley McCrystal. The wider-scale program, formerly known as Project Avocado, gave U.S. military and other forces the authority to conduct unconventional warfare throughout the world. Project Avocado authorized combatant commanders to assemble task forces for almost any purpose, drawing from existing military units.
JUWTFs were not new, but prior to 2009, they were usually implemented for temporary and limited purposes. The Times article pointed out that the Bush administration did not provide such powers to U.S. military commands. The current JWUTF allows the U.S. military to insert American personnel into Iran, which is now authorized under Project Avocado.
# Jones Brothers

Jones Brothers was a British coachbuilding company that primarily manufactured taxi bodies, but also produced bodies for luxury vehicles.

## History

Jones began operations in 1928. The company was initially based in the London district of Bayswater. Jones began producing bodies for taxis early on. Chassis and engines initially came from the Austin 12 hp ("Heavy 12"), then from 1934 from the Austin 12/4. Mann & Overton took over distribution for the London area. In the mid-1930s, bodies for private vehicles were also added, such as a one-off aerodynamic two-door car built on the chassis of the Lanchester Ten or a small series of convertibles with Austin 12 mechanics, which were marketed as Sandringham.
After the Second World War, Jones was taken over by FH Boyd-Carpenter, who had operated his own coachbuilding business under the name Boyd-Carpenter until the outbreak of the war and now ran the Rumbold Company, a supplier to the aircraft industry. Boyd-Carpenter merged Jones' headquarters with that of the Rumbold Company in the London district of Willesden.
In the 1950s, Jones built Humber-based ambulances and pick-ups; some convertible versions of the Humber Super Snipe were also built at Jones. Jones may have acted as a subcontractor for Thrupp & Maberly, the preferred body supplier of the Rootes Group. Older vehicles were given new bodies on a one-off basis. One of these was a Bentley 3.5 Litre, which was given a "Woodie"-style station wagon body. The last order came from Bristol Cars and was for the manufacture of the bodies for the Bristol 406, introduced in 1958. Jones built around 150 406 bodies.
According to one source, Jones did not fully complete the Bristol contract; before it was completed, the company became insolvent and ceased operations. Bristol passed the wooden molds used by Jones on to Park Royal Vehicles in 1961, where – starting with the 407 – the bodies for the stylistically only slightly modified successors to the 406 were manufactured until 1976.
Another source reports that in 1962 Jones fitted a Jaguar Mark 2 with a station wagon body on behalf of racing driver Mike Hawthorn.

## Literature

* Nick Georgano: The Beaulieu Encyclopedia of the Automobile: Coachbuilding. Routledge, Boca Raton, Florida 2001, ISBN 978-1-136-60072-2.
* Nick Walker: A–Z of British Coachbuilders 1919–1960. Herridge & Sons, Beaworthy 2007, ISBN 978-0-9549981-6-5.
# John W. Reed

John W. Reed (11 December 1918 – 6 March 2018) was an American law professor and Thomas M. Cooley Professor of Law Emeritus at the University of Michigan Law School.

## Biography

Reed received law degrees from Cornell Law School (LL.B. 1942) and Columbia Law School (LL.M. 1949, J.S.D. 1957). Reed joined the Michigan Law faculty in 1949. Reed taught civil procedure, evidence, trial advocacy, and other courses at Michigan Law, and won many teaching awards.
Reed left Michigan to become dean of the University of Colorado Law School, but returned to Michigan in 1968. In retirement, he became dean of the Wayne State University Law School and taught there. Reed served as a visiting professor at Harvard, Yale, Chicago, NYU, and other law schools. Reed was succeeded as Thomas M. Cooley Professor of Law by Edward H. Cooper.
Reed received awards from the American College of Trial Lawyers, Association of Continuing Legal Education Administrators, and State Bar of Michigan. He is an academic fellow of the International Society of Barristers and was the society's administrative director and editor.
Reed was admitted to the bar in Michigan on June 10, 1953. The John W. Reed Michigan Lawyer Legacy Award of the State Bar of Michigan is named in his honor.

## Personal life

In 1946 Reed married Ivy Vonada and they had three children, Alison, Mark, and Randy. John is survived by Ivy Vonada Reed of Lynnwood, WA., and their daughter Alison Robison of Saline, MI.; and daughters of Dorothy - Victoria Peter, of Reston, PA., and Suzanne Unger of Pinckney, MI. Reed was married to Dorothy Elaine Floyd Reed, who lived from 1926 to 2012.
# John W. Ratcliff

John W. Ratcliff (born 1961) is an American video game programmer and designer best known for creating 688 Attack Sub and SSN-21 Seawolf.

## Biography

John Ratcliff began his career as a software developer writing educational software as well as computer programs supporting cardiovascular research at the St. Louis University Hospital. Together with John A. Obershelp in 1988 he developed the Ratcliff/Obershelp pattern-matching algorithm also known as Gestalt Pattern Matching to improve educational software.
In conjunction with game publisher Electronic Arts in 1987, he helped create one of the first 256 color MCGA games, 688 Attack Sub. Several years later, he followed up with a sequel entitled SSN-21 Seawolf, and in 1997 released the game Scarab.
His most recent released title was as lead engine programmer for PlanetSide, published by Sony Online Entertainment. Ratcliff is also credited in Car & Driver (1992) and MechWarrior 2: 31st Century Combat (1995).
Ratcliff continues to be an active member of the game development community and has been a contributing author to such magazines as Dr. Dobb's Journal. In 2006, he worked for AGEIA, where his role was to provide open source tools and technology to facilitate the integration of physics into games. Ratcliff is also a frequent speaker at industry conferences, with a focus on computer technology and algorithms.
Ratcliff also founded the discussion forums, which he called Atheist Apologetics Research Ministry in parody of Christian Apologetics and Research Ministry (CARM) and which, despite its name, did not promote atheism or any particular philosophy, but rather sought to allow greater latitude in discussions than did CARM's forums. He turned the forum over to another user in December 2006.

## Games

* 688 Attack Sub, 1989
* Car & Driver, 1992
* SSN-21 Seawolf, 1994
* Mechwarrior 2: 31st Century Combat, 1995
* Scarab, 1997
* PlanetSide 2003
# Saqlain

Saqlain is a given name and surname. Notable people with the name include:
* Muhammad Saqlain (born 1978), Pakistani field hockey player
* Saqlain Mushtaq (born 1976), Pakistani cricketer
* Saqlain Sajib (born 1988), Bangladeshi cricketer
# John Walker (film producer)

John Walker (born April 21, 1956) is an American film producer and actor. He produced Disney-Pixar's The Incredibles (2004) and its sequel Incredibles 2 (2018).
Walker graduated at the University of Notre Dame, and studied theatre education at American Conservatory Theater in San Francisco. He served as managing director of Victory Gardens Theater, where he produced over 30 new plays.
Walker is also the vice president of Ghost Ranch Productions, a non-profit corporation committed to producing a wide variety of exceptional plays, musicals, and films.
He is married to Pamela Gaye Walker, president of Ghost Ranch Productions. As of 2015, they have acted together in 25 shows.

## Filmography

| Year | Title | Role | Notes |
| 1989-2006 | Great Performances | Writer, producer | Television Series |
| 1991 | Antony & Cleopatra | Producer | Television Movie |
| 1999 | The Iron Giant | Associate Producer | |
| 2001 | Osmosis Jones | Associate Producer | |
| 2004 | The Incredibles | Producer | Voice of Reverend (uncredited) |
| 2005 | Jack-Jack Attack | Special Thanks | Short Film |
| 2005 | Mr. Incredible and Pals | Special Thanks | Short Film |
| 2007 | Ratatouille | Production Resources | |
| 2008 | WALL-E | Production Resources | |
| 2008 | Cars Toons: Mater's Tall Tales | Special Thanks | Short Films; Episodes 1-3 |
| 2009 | Calendar Confloption | Special Thanks | Short Film |
| 2010 | Day & Night | Special Thanks | Short Film |
| 2012 | Brave | Special Thanks | |
| 2012 | Buzkashi Boys | Special Thanks | Short Film |
| 2015 | Tomorrowland | Executive Producer | |
| 2015 | The Good Dinosaur | Additional Production Leadership | |
| 2016 | Piper | Special Thanks | Short Film |
| 2016 | Finding Dory | Special Thanks | |
| 2017 | Cars 3 | Special Thanks | |
| 2017 | Coco | Additional Thanks | |
| 2018 | Incredibles 2 | Producer | |
| TBD | 1906 | Executive Producer | |
# Santa Maria delle Penitenti

The church of Santa Maria delle Penitenti, is part of a large complex: Pio Loco delle Penitenti, located on the canal Cannaregio, near its exit to the lagoon facing Mestre, in the Northwest edge of Venice, Italy. It gained its name as a charitable institution providing an alternative life to former prostitutes, akin to a Magdalene asylum.

## History

Venice, like many large and well-traveled cities in Europe, had a substantial population of women engaged in prostitution. Because reversion to the typical family life was improbable, most of the institutions created to minister these women created a retreat from the outside world. The Pio Loco delle Penitenti in 1745 stated that its goal was to:
   support poor penitent women, instituted under the invocation of the Blessed Virgin, and with the patronage of the Patriarch San Lorenzo Giustinian, for their redemption from the clutches of the devil.
In 1357, an institution was established in the somewhat isolated island of Santi Cristoforo e Onorio; but the outfit closed a few years later.
By the 16th-century, the monastery of Santa Maria Maddalena had been erected in the island of Giudecca, but this convent was under the strict Order of St Augustine, and many women were not amenable to that cloistered lifestyle, which included vows of silence.
In 1703, the Venetian patriarch, later cardinal, Giovanni Alberto Badoer gained approval of the Council of Ten to create this charitable institution. In this regard, he was helped by the funding of aristocrat Elisabetta Rossi and the drive of priest Rinaldo Bellini, member of the Oratorian Order of St Phillip Neri. The creation of more secular institutions of the faithful was also more aligned with the Oratorian aims.
For a few years, the charity was housed in Castello, but by 1705 had moved to this site, on the bank across from the church of San Giobbe. A donation in 1725 by the noblewoman Marina Priuli da Lezze, allowed construction to expand. Among further donors over the next century are the Patriarch Piero Barbarigo, noblewoman Marina Nani Donado, Gaetano De Menego, and Gaspare Caffre.
The rules of the institution required the entrants to be between 12 and 30 years, living in Venice at least a year, healthy in mind and body, not pregnant, and have withdrawn from prostitution for at least three months. With Napoleonic rule, this institution was suppressed and the inhabitants moved to the Ospissio del Socorso in Dorsoduro. The building served after the war to house women fleeing from areas formerly under Italian occupation in Africa and Yugoslavia.
The complex consists of a church, located on the canal, and two lengthy wings housing the women with two interior courtyards. The original design was completed by Giorgio Massari by 1725. The wings were completed in three stories from 1730 to 1738, but the church facade was never completed and superior portions remain in brick. The buildings are presently under restoration, with plans to create a hospice for the elderly.
# Sankt Anna am Lavantegg

Sankt Anna am Lavantegg is a former municipality in the district of Murtal in Styria, Austria. Since the 2015 Styria municipal structural reform, it is part of the municipality Obdach.
# Santiago Bridge

The Santiago Bridge (St. James Bridge) crosses the Lérez River in the city of Pontevedra (Spain), where the N-550 road runs alongside it. It connects the city centre with the A Xunqueira area and the O Burgo district.

## History

The project for this bridge, designed to relieve congestion on the Burgo Bridge over which the N-550 used to run, was presented in 1980. Construction began in June 1981 and was carried out by the Spanish Government's Ministry of Public Works at a cost of 173 million pesetas.
Inaugurated on 11 September 1983 by the former Minister of Public Works Jesús Sancho Rof, it was not fully operational until the redevelopment of Buenos Aires Avenue and the inauguration of Compostela Avenue on 3 July 1987, which, with four lanes, gave continuity to the Santiago Bridge and offered a new exit to the city from the north towards Santiago de Compostela and A Coruña.

## Description

It is a reinforced concrete girder bridge with two decks supported on four pillars. Each of the two decks has three bays. The span of the central bay is 48 metres and that of the side bays is 25 metres.
The bridge is 99 metres long and 17 metres wide. It has four lanes for vehicles, guard rails and two pavements. The bridge ends on the north bank with a wide passage for pedestrians and cyclists. It connects Padre Amoedo Carballo Street to Compostela Avenue.
In its early years of service, it was simply called Tercer Puente (third bridge) until the opening of Compostela Avenue to traffic. As it was the natural exit from the city to Santiago de Compostela, it was renamed Santiago Bridge.

## Gallery

* Santiago Bridge with O Burgo and A Caeira in the background.
* On the left, from top to bottom, the Tirantes, Santiago and Burgo bridges.
* In the foreground the Santiago Bridge, behind the Tirantes Bridge.
# Sarangarh Lok Sabha constituency

Sarangarh was a Lok Sabha (parliamentary) constituency in Chhattisgarh state in central India. It was dissolved in 2009.

## Assembly segments

Sarangarh Lok Sabha constituency comprised the following assembly segments:
* Saria
* Sarangarh
* Pamgarh
* Malkharoda
* Chandrapur
* Pallari
* Kasdol
* Bhatgaon

## Members of Parliament

* 1952-76: Constituency does not exist
* 1977: Govindram Miri, Janata Party
* 1980: Paras Ram Bhardwaj, Indian National Congress
* 1984: Paras Ram Bhardwaj, Indian National Congress
* 1989: Paras Ram Bhardwaj, Indian National Congress
* 1991: Paras Ram Bhardwaj, Indian National Congress
* 1996: Paras Ram Bhardwaj, Indian National Congress
* 1998: Paras Ram Bhardwaj, Indian National Congress
* 1999: P.R. Khute, Bharatiya Janata Party
* 2004: Guharam Ajgalle, Bharatiya Janata Party
* 2008 Onwards: Constituency does not exist
See Korba (Lok Sabha constituency)
# Jon V. Ferrara

Jon V. Ferrara (born January 22, 1960) is an American entrepreneur and the founder of Nimble LLC, his most recent venture. Ferrara is best known as the co-founder of GoldMine Software Corp, one of the early pioneers in the Sales Force Automation (SFA) and Customer Relationship Management (CRM) software categories for Small to Medium-sized Businesses (SMBs).

## Influence and honors

Ferrara has been recognized for pioneering innovation with honors such as the 1997 Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year. His company GoldMine Software, ranked #154 on the 1997 Inc. 500, a national "Fast 500" company, swept the computer industry awards. Highlights include being awarded back-to-back-to-back-to-back PC Magazine's "Editor's Choice" (August 1993, August 1995, April 1996 and August 1997). He is a graduate of California State University, Northridge.

## Career

Prior to founding GoldMine Software, Ferrara was one of the early employees at Banyan Vines.
# Sant'Elpidio

Sant'Elpidio (Italian for Saint Elpidius) may refer to a pair of Italian municipalities in the province of Fermo, Marche:
* Sant'Elpidio a Mare
* Porto Sant'Elpidio
# Biggar High School

Biggar High School (Local education authority: South Lanarkshire) is a secondary school located in the town of Biggar, South Lanarkshire.
It is a mixed secondary school of non-denominational religion. The current headteacher is Robert Stewart. The school was most recently inspected by Education Scotland in May 2018, and generally performed well. In 2008–2009, a new Biggar High School was erected. Pupils and staff were relocated to the new school building, situated at the former site of the playing fields on Market Road, in August 2009.
A new school building was erected in 2009. There are approximately 724 pupils (age range 11–18) with a teaching staff of around 60.
There are three school houses; Anderson, Burns and Wallace.
In June 2007, Biggar High School won the Most Enterprising School in Scotland award.
Biggar High School won the silver medal at the British Schools Orienteering Championships at Druridge Bay Country Park, Northumberland, England, where three pupils, along with their coach, ran 4 kilometres over sand dunes as high as 25 metres.

## Notable pupils

Margaret Ewing (née McAdam, 1945–2006), politician and journalist
Susan Aitken (Born 1971), Scottish politician
# Bill Holsclaw

John William Holsclaw (born c. 1936) is a former American football player and coach. He played quarterback for the Virginia Tech Hokies.
Holsclaw attended Charleston High School in Charleston, West Virginia. He played at the tailback position in high school.
Holsclaw played college football at Virginia Tech under head coach Frank Moseley from 1956 to 1958. He was the starting quarterback of the 1958 team and became the first Virginia Tech player to tally 1,000 passing yards in a season. He also set new Southern Conference single-season records for both passing yards (1,013) and total offense (1,227 yards). His 1958 total also ranked sixth nationally in total offense. At the end of the 1958 season, he was selected by the Associated Press as the quarterback of the all-Southern Conference football team. He was also named the most valuable player within the boundaries of the Southern and Atlantic Coast Conferences.
Holsclaw later worked as a high school teacher and coach. He was a football coach at Big Creek High School (assistant coach, 1959), Spotsylvania High School (head coach, 1960–1962), Osbourn High School (1963–1971), and Woobridge High School (assistant, 1972–1974; head coach, 1975–1989).
Holsclaw and his wife Yvonne had four children: Kirsten, Olga, T.D., and Ryan.