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# W.O. Williams/R.C. McClellan House

The W.O. Williams/R.C. McClellan House is an historic home in Fort Meade, Florida.

## History

This circa 1898 frame vernacular historical home with its beautiful Queen Anne/Colonial Revival influences is located at 100 S Oak Avenue (formally Francis Street) in Fort Meade, Florida. The home was once owned by a Florida State Congressman (William O Williams) and a Mayor (Rupert Charles McClellan). W.O Williams (1873–1920) was a Florida Congressman elected to the House of Representatives in 1918-1919. In addition, the home was owned by R.C. McClellan (1872–1943) who was Fort Meade's mayor in 1912 and the grandson of the late George E. McClellan, (1808–1866) a delegate of the Florida Constitutional Convention in 1838, which drafted Florida's constitution and bill of rights, leading the territory of Florida into statehood in 1845.
This Queen Anne Victorian home was later owned by George M. Heath, (1872–1942) who purchased the home in 1935. The Heath family sold the home in 1979, and by 2010, it was in major disrepair and at risk of being demolished. The home is now almost fully restored and is of museum quality, showcasing some of Fort Meade's rich history.

## Location

The W.O Williams/R.C. McClellan house is located within the bounds of the Fort Meade Historic District, which is a U.S. historic district (designated as such on July 29, 1994) located in Fort Meade, Florida. The district is bounded by North 3rd Street, Orange Avenue, South 3rd Street and Sand Mountain Road. It contains 151 historic buildings.
# Žilinci

Žilinci (Serbian Cyrillic: Жилинци) is a village in the municipality of Brus, Serbia. According to the 2002 census, the village has a population of 149 people.
# Hanisch

Hanisch is a German surname. Notable people with the surname include:
* Carol Hanisch (born 1942), American feminist
* Cornelia Hanisch (born 1952), German fencer
* Erich Hanisch (1909–?), German sprint canoeist
* Frank Hanisch (born 1953), German footballer
* Karl Hanisch (1900–?), Austrian fencer
* Klaus-Peter Hanisch (1952–2009), German footballer
* Reinhold Hanisch (1884–1937), Austrian painter and acquaintance of Adolf Hitler
* Ted Hanisch (born 1947), Norwegian sociologist
* Walter Hanisch (1916–2001), Chilean Jesuit and historian
* Wolfgang Hanisch (born 1951), East German javelin thrower
# Parotis ankaratralis

Parotis ankaratralis is a moth in the family Crambidae. It was described by Hubert Marion in 1954. It is found on the Comoros (Mohéli, Mayotte) and on Madagascar.
# Adaheli

Adaheli was the personification of the sun in the Kalina mythology of the Orinoco region of South America.
This sun god is referred to in an origin story collected in the early 20th century by Cornelius van Coll [nl], a missionary in Suriname.$^{:268}$
In the story, Adaheli was troubled by the fact that there were no people on Earth, and so he descended to earth to create them. Shortly thereafter, people first appeared, born from the caiman. All of the original women were quite beautiful. The others, on the other hand, found some of the men to be downright intolerable because of their appearance. The ugly men moved to the east with their wives, while the others moved to the west with their wives, which caused the original people to split up.
# North Fulton High School

North Fulton High School may refer to:
* North Fulton High School (Georgia) — a high school from 1920 to 1991, that merged into North Atlanta High School in the Buckhead section of Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia, USA
* Atlanta International School — a private grade school and high school that moved in 1995 into the former North Fulton High School building in Buckhead, Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia, USA
* Johns Creek High School — a high school established in 2009 in Johns Creek, Fulton County, Georgia, and temporarily referred to as the "North Fulton high school" during planning and construction
* North Fulton Cooperative — the combined high school sports teams of Cuba High School (Illinois) and Spoon River Valley High School in Fulton County, Illinois, USA, and using the Wildcats nickname
# Mary Denness

Mary Denness (nee Taylor; 1937 – March 2017) was a British ship's steward and fisherman's wife. She helped to lead a campaign that led to improvements in the safety of fishing trawlers following the 1968 Hull triple trawler tragedy. Denness afterwards served as a school nurse and was a matron at Eton College.

## Early life

Mary Taylor was born on the Hessle Road in Hull in 1937. Her family were involved in the fishing industry and as a teenager she worked as a steward on board ships for Thomas Wilson Sons & Co., a job usually then carried out by men. She married Barry Denness, the skipper of a fishing trawler, in the 1950s and they had three children.

## Hull trawler tragedy

The city of Hull was hit by the triple trawler tragedy in early 1968. Within two months three trawlers – the St. Romanus, Kingston Peridot, and Ross Cleveland – were lost with 58 of their crew. A campaign was started amongst local fishermen's wives, led by Lillian Bilocca, to improve safety standards aboard the trawlers. Key demands were for all trawlers to have a radio operator on board when they put to sea; for ships to be fully manned; for improved training and safety equipment; for better weather forecasts; and for a dedicated medical vessel to accompany the fleet.
Denness and Bilocca together with Christine Jensen and Yvonne Blenkinsop formed the Hessle Road Women's Committee to co-ordinate the campaign. The group became known as the "headscarf revolutionaries" for their direct-action tactics which included storming the offices of ship owners and preventing ships from leaving the harbour. The women organised a "Fishermen's Charter" petition with more than 10,000 signatures of support, collected within 10 days, which was presented to the British government. Prime Minister Harold Wilson subsequently granted all of the requests and the campaign became known as one of the most successful civil actions of the 20th century.

## Later life

Denness divorced in the 1970s and became a school nurse. She worked as matron at Eton College during the time when Princes William and Harry attended. After retirement from Eton she moved to Goxhill in Lincolnshire before entering a care home. Denness and Blenkinsop attended the unveiling of plaques to each of the headscarf revolutionaries at the Hull Maritime Museum on 25 May 2015. She died from cancer in March 2017.
Karl Turner MP described her as a "Hull legend". Former Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott said "they do not build them like Mrs Mary Denness anymore. She was a wonderful woman and along with Mrs Bilocca, Mrs Blenkinsop and Mrs Smallbone [Jensen] she changed the most dangerous of industries. All fishermen, indeed all who go to sea, should be grateful for the massive changes they brought that saved thousands of lives to come". Dr Brian Lavery, who wrote a history of the revolutionaries, described her as "a great campaigner but more than that, a great person whose eloquence, elegance, and kindness never failed to impress me". A mural in honour of and depicting the women was unveiled in Hessle Road in October 2017, with the unveiling being attended by Denness' daughter Lorna.
# İsmet Güney

İsmet Vahid Güney (15 July 1923 – 23 June 2009) was a Turkish Cypriot artist, cartoonist, teacher and painter. He is best known as the designer of the modern flag of the Republic of Cyprus, the country's coat of arms and the original Cyprus lira in 1960. Güney's design was unique, as the Republic of Cyprus is the first country in the world to display a map on its flag.

## Biography

Güney was born in 1923 in Limassol, Cyprus. He began painting while he was a student in high school. After graduating from the Teachers Training College, he started working as an arts teacher in 1948.
From 1948 to 1977 he worked at Lefkoşa Erkek Lisesi teaching Art and History. In 1956, he met impressionist artist Ibrahim Çallı and worked with him until 1960.
In 1947, Güney became the first Turkish Cypriot painter to open a solo art exhibition. Güney had many solo exhibitions as well as participating in group exhibitions both in Cyprus and abroad. In 1967, a scholarship enabled him to study at Queen's University Belfast Stranmills College. In 1986 he had a grand retrospective exhibition in Nicosia. Towards the end of his life he worked on graphics and color-separation.
İsmet Güney died of cancer on 23 June 2009, at the age of 85.

## Creation of the Cyprus flag

Before the flag of Cyprus was introduced, the flags of Turkey and Greece were used. The current flag was created as the result of a design competition in 1960. Under the constitution, the flag should not include either red or blue colors (the colours of the flag of Turkey and the flag of Greece), nor portray a cross or a crescent. All participants deliberately avoided use of these four elements in an attempt to make the flag "neutral". Thus the Greek blue and Turkish red were avoided by Güney and the other design competitors.
The winning design was based on the proposal by İsmet Güney. The design was chosen by Makarios III, the President of the Republic of Cyprus, with the consent of Fazil Küçük, the then Vice President, in 1960.
The white flag was chosen for the young Cyprus as a sign of peace among the two communities living there (Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots). The map of the island is golden yellow, for the sake of easier reproduction of what was originally intended to be a colour of copper, a metal that the island got its name from. Most probably, since there is no brownish-reddish-copper colour in heraldry, the map was changed to golden. The two green olive branches symbolize peace between the two communities of the island.
Currently, only the government-controlled southern part of Cyprus uses Güney's original since the division of the island in 1974.
Güney sought payment from the government of the Republic of Cyprus for his flag design, in addition to compensation for its copyright use in 2006. Güney was reportedly promised £20 a year by Makarios for designing the national flag, but he was never paid for his work, according to reports by the Turkish Cypriot media. Güney had hired a Greek Cypriot law firm to take his case, and had stated that he would take his case to the European Court of Human Rights if needed.
# 希望

希望 (Onyomi: きぼう kibō; Kunyomi: のぞみ nozomi; Pinyin: xīwàng) is a Japanese and Chinese term meaning "hope". It may refer to:
* Kibo (ISS module)
* Hope (Toshiko Akiyoshi album)
* Hope (Toshiko Akiyoshi song)
* Nozomi Okuhara (奥原 希望, 1995–), Japanese badminton player
* Nozomi Yamamoto (山本 希望, 1988–), Japanese voice actress
# New Matilda

newmatilda.com, commonly known as New Matilda, is a left-wing independent Australian website of news, analysis and satire.

## History

The website was established by John Menadue in August 2004. Its founding editor was Natasha Cica. The website is now registered in the name of Cordell Media Pty Ltd. In May 2007, the policy section of newmatilda.com separated to become the Centre for Policy Development, a left-wing think tank.
On 27 May 2010, editor Marni Cordell announced that the publication would cease on 25 June, due to financial support drying up. On 8 October 2010, Cordell announced that newmatilda.com would be returning as a reader supported site. The site raised more than $150,000 in a six-week fundraising campaign and is now back up and running and publishing daily. However, webanalytics for January 2016 showed the site was barely performing, rated at 2989 for Australian sites, compared to, for example, 36 for The Age, or 936 for Crikey.com.
In May 2014, Cordell announced her resignation and painted an uncertain future for New Matilda. Since then it has continued publishing under its new editor Chris Graham, an investigative journalist and former editor of the National Indigenous Times.

## Content

The website publishes around 20 articles per week covering Australian politics, business, consumerism, capitalism, race relations, civil society, international affairs, media and culture. Including editorials, a total of 288 articles were published in 2004, 660 articles in 2005, 636 articles in 2006, 631 articles in 2007, 755 articles in 2008 and 736 articles in 2009.

### Political cartoons

Beginning in May 2008, the website featured the satirist cartoons of Bill Leak. They have since denounced Leak many times, in very strong terms, the most recent being in March 2017, by Michael Brull. The title was "RIP Bill Leak… You Boring Racist Who Ran With The Pack And Upheld Every Murdoch Orthodoxy".
# Łydynia

Łydynia is a river of north-eastern central Poland, a left tributary of the Wkra at the town of Sochocin, with an overall length of 72 kilometers.
The river flows past Ciechanów and its ancient Mazovian ducal castle. Its own tributaries include the Giedniówka, the Dunajczyk, the Stawnica, and the Pławnica.
# New Oasis for Life Commune

New Oasis for Life Commune (Chinese: 生命禅院; pinyin: Shēngmìng chányuàn (listen); lit. 'Life Zen Temple'), also called Lifechanyuan was a community founded in April 2009 by Xuefeng in Yunnan province, China. From 2009 to 2016, it was also called “the Second Home”.
Between 2016 and 2021 the organization was forcibly disbanded by the Chinese government, which has since declared the group an illegal organization. Xuefeng moved to Canada and set up a new community.

## History

Xuefeng was born Zhang Zifan in 1957 the son of a local cadre in Lianhua Township, Gansu Province. They later moved to Hetan in Gansu. In 1995 he was sent to Zimbabwe by the Gansu Geology and Mineral Resources Bureau. After living and doing business there for some years, he claimed to have a near-death experience in which he was reborn with the same spirit that had run through other key figures in world religion. He took the name Xuefeng and started Lifechanyuan in 2005.
In 2009 Xuefeng set up a commune in China's southwestern Yunnan Province, a "rural communal utopia". The commune claimed to have about 150 members, to share property in common, and to reject marriage. The commune was blockaded by police in 2014 and eventually broken up. Further raids occurred in Guizhou in 2021. As of July 2021 Lifechanyuan is classed as an illegal organization in China.
Xuefeng moved to Canada, and those who could not follow him may be in hiding in China. There are also followers in Thailand. In 2017 the organization claimed to be building a new community in Canada. As of 2024 the organization claims to invite new members who are "under 58 years old, and wish to become immortal." According to Chinese sources, the organization had about 2,000 members in 2021, of which about 100 were active.

## Doctrine

Lifechanyuan claims to integrate thought from Christianity, Catholicism, Islam, Buddhism, Taoism, and other sources.
# 1760 in Denmark

Events from the year 1760 in Denmark.

## Incumbents

* Monarch – Frederick V
* Prime minister – Johan Ludvig Holstein-Ledreborg

## Events
### Undated

* Rinderpest epidemic and the beginning of the rinderpest eradication.

## Births

* 19 January – Marie Kofoed, businessperson and philanthropist (d. 1838)
* 11 February – Juliane Marie Jessen, author and translator (d. 1832)
* 5 May – Søren Læssøe Lange, painter and illustrator (died 1828)
* 30 November – Catharine Frydendahl, opera singer (d. 1831)
* 18 December – Knud Lyne Rahbek, literary historian, critic, writer, poet, magazine editor and art administrator (died 1830)
# Şahkərəm, Kalbajar

39°57′32″N 46°11′22″E﻿ / ﻿39.95889°N 46.18944°E﻿ / 39.95889; 46.18944
Şahkərəm (also, Şəkərəm and Shahkaram) is a village in the Kalbajar Rayon of Azerbaijan.
# Omphisa vaovao

Omphisa vaovao is a moth in the family Crambidae. It was described by Viette in 1973. It is found in Madagascar.
# 123 (interbank network)

"123" is a shared cash network for the banking community in Egypt. It is provided by Egyptian Banks Co. for Technological Advancement (EBC).

## Services

The "123" network links more than 30 Egyptian Banks supporting more than 1500 ATMs distributed all over Egypt. This network provides the banks' clients with direct access to their different accounts at any time and from anywhere through the ATMs carrying the "123" logo. This network is available 24 hours a day 7 days a week.
In addition, the "123" network is a gateway to MasterCard, Diners Club and American Express International networks. Moreover, it is linked to regional networks in the Persian Gulf states, NAPS in State of Qatar, Benefit in Kingdom of Bahrain and CSCBank SAL in Lebanon.
Benefits:
* Convenience
* Security
* Helping to promote a cashless society
* Enhanced debit and credit services
* Source of revenue to banks

## Member banks in the network

* Arab African International Bank
* Arab Banking Corporation – Egypt
* Bank of Alexandria
* Alexandria Commercial & Maritime Bank
* ARAB Bank
* Barclays – Egypt
* Banque du Caire
* Blom Bank (Misr Romanian Bank)
* Banque Misr
* BNP Paribas Le Caire
* Calyon Bank Egypt
* Cairo Far East Bank
* Commercial International Bank
* National Bank of Abu Dhabi
* Delta International Bank
* Egyptian American Bank
* Egyptian ARAB Land Bank
* Piraeus Bank (Egyptian Commercial Bank)
* Export Development Bank of Egypt
* Egyptian Gulf Bank
* Egyptian Saudi Finance Bank
* Faisal Islamic Bank of Egypt
* Housing & Development Bank
* HSBC
* Misr International Bank
* Misr Iran Development Bank
* National Bank for Development
* National Bank of Oman
* National Societe Generale Bank
* Societe Arab Internationale de Banque
* United Bank Of Egypt
* Al Watany Bank of Egypt
* Egypt Post
* National Bank of Egypt
# Nuccio Bertone

Giuseppe Bertone, also called "Nuccio", (4 July 1914, in Turin – 26 February 1997, in Turin) was an automobile designer and constructor. He took over Carrozzeria Bertone from his father, Giovanni after World War II, growing the small business to a car building and designing powerhouse. After racing Fiat, O.S.C.A., Maserati, and Ferrari, Bertone moved to construction, agreeing to build his first car, a series of 200 MGs, at the 1952 Turin Motor Show. He drew attention at the Paris Motor Show that year with an Abarth concept, and was chosen to design the replacement for the Alfa Romeo Disco Volante. These so-called BAT (Berlina Aerodinamica Tecnica) cars used the Alfa Romeo 1900 Sprint chassis. Bertone is also responsible for designing the famous Lambretta GP/DL range of scooters and the Luna line of scooters.
Two years later at Turin, Bertone introduced the Storm Z concept based on a Dodge chassis alongside his latest BAT concept and a prototype of the Alfa Romeo Giulietta Sprint, which would become the company's main product for the coming years. Bertone built more than 31,000 bodies in 1960, including Fiat 850 Spiders, Fiat Dinos, Simca 1200S coupes, the Alfa Romeo Montreal, and Lamborghinis. His 100th design was a special Ford Mustang, introduced at the 1965 New York Auto Show and commissioned by Automobile Quarterly. From 1972 to 1989 built the Fiat X1/9.
Bertone summed up his philosophy when introducing the Fiat 850:
    "Our role is the production of car bodywork on which we impose the styling trends, build prototypes, develop the design, the production methods, and the tooling. Naturally, we produce them in quantity."
When Bertone designed Ferraris, penned by Giorgetto Giugiaro, this was a radical departure for Ferrari that drew the ire of rival design house Pininfarina, which Ferrari had so far often worked with. However, his two 250 GT SWBs only foreshadowed the controversial Dino 308 GT4 of the 1970s, designed by Marcello Gandini, who had by that time designed several stand-out models for Ferrari's rival Lamborghini.
Bertone was inducted into the Automotive Hall of Fame in 2006. and the European Automotive Hall of Fame. He was married to Lilli and had two daughters.
# Jean-Maurice Demarquet

Jean-Maurice Demarquet (20 August 1923 – 26 September 1989) was a French politician. He served as a member of the National Assembly from 1956 to 1958, representing Finistère. Fighting in French Algeria, he participated in Barricades Week in 1960, then fled to Spain. He later joined the National Rally.
# Hans Latza

Hans Latza (1908–1975) was a German SS-Obersturmbannführer. He served as SS-judge in Munich from 1939 to 1940, in Prague in 1940, and in Oslo from 1940 to 1945. Latza was the principal judge at SS- und Polizeigerat in Norway. He was responsible for more than 25 death sentences. In the legal purge in Norway after World War II Latze and two co-judges were prosecuted for war crimes for their role when five persons had been sentenced to death in a court-martial reprisal following the assassination of police chief Karl Marthinsen, but Latza was acquitted by the Supreme Court in 1948.
# Parti de l'alliance municipale (Saint-Leonard)

The Parti de l'alliance municipale (PAM), also known as the Alliance municipale de Saint-Léonard, was a municipal political party in the suburban community of Saint-Leonard in Montreal, Quebec, Canada in the 1970s and 1980s. The dominant party on council from 1978 to 1981, it went through a period of decline before dissolving in 1986.
PAM won seven out of twelve seats on Saint-Leonard city council in the 1978 municipal election, although PAM mayoral candidate André Chrétien was narrowly defeated by Michel Bissonnet of the Équipe du renouveau de la cité de Saint-Léonard. Bissonnet led a minority administration for three years before resigning to run for a seat in the Legislative Assembly of Quebec; he was succeeded by Antonio di Ciocco, an Équipe du renouveau member whose victory led to a realignment of municipal political alliances.
The 1982 municipal election was a disappointment for PAM. Its mayoral candidate, Rosaire Rivest, finished third against di Ciocco, and Chrétien was the party's only candidate to be returned to council. PAM did not field a candidate in a by-election that followed di Ciocco's unexpected death in 1984; Rivest and Chrétien explained that they did not want to oversee a minority administration and would instead seek to perform effectively in opposition for the next two years. In March 1986, Chrétien indicated that PAM and other opposition parties were holding discussions about a possible alliance.
PAM dissolved in 1986, and many of its leading members, including Chrétien, joined the Équipe démocratique de Saint-Léonard.
# Notomulciber trimaculatus

Notomulciber trimaculatus is a species of beetle in the family Cerambycidae. It was described by Stephan von Breuning in 1939.