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# Acid Mothers Temple & The Melting Paraiso U.F.O. 2

Acid Mothers Temple & The Melting Paraiso U.F.O. 2 is a cassette by Acid Mothers Temple & the Melting Paraiso U.F.O. released in February 1997 by the band's own label in a limited edition of 50 copies, along with its companion release Acid Mothers Temple & The Melting Paraiso U.F.O. 1.
The cassette includes some of the first sessions of the band, recorded at Acid Mothers Temple from 1995 to 1997. Most of the songs were later released in different forms on the band's eponymous debut album and other recordings.
The material on the cassette was reissued by Synesthetic Recordings in 2007 as part of the compilation The Early Acid Mothers Temple Recordings 1995-1997.

## Track listing

Side A:
* L: "Zen Feedbacker" (Kawabata) / R: "Candy Aum" (Kawabata) – 3:14
* "Pink Lady Lemonade" (Kawabata) – 12:54
* "Tibetan Esoteric Rage" (Kawabata) – 5:44
Side B:
* "Aunt Ema Blues" (Cotton/Kawabata/Suhara) ~ "Glutton For Punishment" (Cotton/Kawabata) – 6:18
* "Rolling Buzz Fuzz Fucker" (Wellens/Kawabata/Suhara) – 5:00
* "Satori LSD" (Kawabata/Higashi/Suhara/Takahashi) – 8:29

## Personnel

* Cotton Casino – voices, sitar, synthesizer
* Suhara Keizo – bass
* Koizumi Hajime – drums, percussion, saxophone
* Kawabata Makoto – guitar, synthesizer, sarangi, harmonium, bagpipe, organ, voices, producer, engineer

### Additional personnel

* Momo – bass
* Higashi Hiroshi – guitar
* Takahashi Atsuki – drums
* Yasuda Hisashi – percussion
* Sakakibara Daiji – didgeridoo
* Mano Kazuhiko – saxophone
* Ishida Yoko – violin
* Johan Wellens – cosmic narration
# Acid Mt. Fuji

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Acid Mt. Fuji is the second studio album by Japanese electronic producer Susumu Yokota, originally released in 1994 on the Japanese label Sublime Records and later remastered and reissued in 2018 on Midgar. It is notable as being one of his first records to engage with techno music, as well as its psychedelic and atmospheric sound.

## Background and composition

Acid Mt. Fuji was Yokota's first record to demonstrate his capability as a techno music producer. As well as this, the record makes use of oscillating manipulated sounds like forest field recordings and electronic percussion, especially drum machines that serve as backing, which prominently appear as echoes. The sample at the beginning of track 11, "Tanuki", is supposedly the voice of American neuroscientist and psychonaut John C. Lilly. The record ends with a field recording of the ocean, apparently one by Mount Fuji itself.
The literal translation of the Japanese title on the cover, 'Red Fuji', references Edo period artist Hokusai's wood block print "Fine Wind, Clear Morning"; the artwork is a manipulated version of it.
In Resident Advisor's review of Acid Mt. Fuji, they noted its references to Japanese supernatural folklore, such as yōkai, as well as Shinto shrines, in the record's track titles; they also describe "Kinoko" and "Meijijingu" as the 'moment[s] where 'Acid Mt. Fuji's psychoactive properties kick in and the real trip begins'. Jon Williams of experimental group Excepter, guest-writing for the music blog Listen to This, compared the record's sound to Robert Hood and Popol Vuh.

## Track listing

All tracks are written by and produced by Susumu Yokota

## Personnel

* A&R – Masato Tani
* Co-producer – Nobolu Kaneko
* Design – Katsuhiko Kimura
* Executive producer – Katsuo Michishita
* All tracks created by – Susumu Yokota
* Label – Manabu Yamazaki
* Total sound – Susumu Yokota
# Abortion in Papua New Guinea

Abortion in Papua New Guinea is only legal if the abortion will save the mother's life. In Papua New Guinea, if an abortion is performed on a woman for any other reason, the violator is subject to fourteen years in prison. A woman who performs a self-induced abortion may be imprisoned for seven years.
Papua New Guinea law allows courts to take local customs and traditions into consideration in cases of abortion, so some medical practitioners in regions where local traditions allow abortion in cases of rape or incest may not face charges.
# Abortion in Northern Cyprus

Abortion in Northern Cyprus is regulated by law.

## Legal framework

Abortion is freely accessible on the request of the pregnant woman until the 10th week of pregnancy. After the 10th week, a qualified doctor can still conduct an abortion, but this is subject to some conditions. If the woman is married, a joint written request must be given to the doctor; if she is not and is a major, her own written request is sufficient. If she is a minor, her legal guardian must submit a request. If there is a medical, life-threatening condition that necessitates abortion, the written request is not required, provided that two specialists in the field of the complications causing this necessity provide scientific and objective reports stating why the abortion is needed. In the case of a "difficult situation", the doctor is legally permitted to sacrifice the life of the fetus in order to save the mother. The conditions are delineated by the 28th article of the 1983 Law on the Turkish Cypriot Medical Association, and no limit is set for abortion under the aforementioned circumstances.
The penal code, however, states that it is not considered a crime to end pregnancy in the first ten weeks of pregnancy provided that the woman and her husband give consent if the woman is married. This clause has drawn criticism from women's rights advocates as a violation of the right of the woman to control her own body. For adult, unmarried women, their own consent is deemed sufficient.

## Ethics and events

According to The Continuum Complete International Encyclopedia of Sexuality, no doctors in Northern Cyprus refuse to conduct abortions on ethical reasons and private clinics carry it out on a national scale. In 2014, however, Filiz Besim wrote that a doctor had refused to abort a fetus, conceived by a 14-year-old due to rape, as it was on the 20th week of pregnancy and the fetus was fully formed. In 2012, Prime Minister İrsen Küçük stated that state hospitals carried out abortions "in health-related or necessary cases". During the same year, the relatively liberal attitudes in Northern Cyprus prompted "abortion tours" from Turkey, where women were intimidated by the government's anti-abortion rhetoric and practices. Suphi Hüdaoğlu, the head of the Cyprus Turkish Medical Association, predicted that if abortion was banned in Turkey, Northern Cyprus would suffer from a "flood of abortions", as was the case when an influx of casinos occurred when casinos were banned in Turkey, and said that they did not want such an influx to occur.
# Abortion in Panama

Abortion in Panama is illegal except in instances that the pregnancy is life-threatening or the health of the woman is at risk, or if the pregnancy is the result of rape or incest.

## History

A penal code was set in place on September 22, 1982, which penalized illegal abortions. This code is still active today.
In 2005, a poll was conducted with a simple questionnaire. One of the questions asked, "Do you agree or disagree with abortion?" 89.4% of those that answered were against abortions. According to the CIA, based upon the population as a whole, 85% of Panamanians are against abortion. Approximately four-fifths of Panama's population practices Roman Catholicism, which has as its official stance that abortion is murder.

## Legality

In Panama, abortion is illegal with the exception of two circumstances: if the mother's life is endangered by the pregnancy, or if she is the victim of rape or incest.

## Penalties for abortion

The punishment for a woman who has an illegal abortion is one to three years in prison. The punishment for a doctor or other person who provides the procedure with the woman's consent is 3 to 6 years in prison. If the procedure is done without the woman's consent, the punishment is 5 to 10 years in prison. If the woman dies as a result of the abortion, the punishment for the abortion provider is 5 to 10 years in prison. If the woman's husband is found guilty of performing the abortion, the penalties are increased by one sixth.

## Access to abortion facilities

The only abortions allowed to be performed are done by doctors in government-run hospitals.
However, NGOs like Women on Waves offer abortions to women in Panama in international ocean waters, where they are no longer under the jurisdiction of the republic of Panama government.[9]

## Alternatives to abortion
### Contraceptives

Condoms, tubal ligation, and some intrauterine devices (IUDs) are available at no cost to a woman. Other forms of contraception that require a fee, such as other IUDs and chemical drugs (like the Depo shot), are available, but the woman does not need to get a prescription to obtain them.

### Family planning

In 1965, the Asociación Panameña para el Planeamiento de la Familia (APLAFA) was founded to help women control the size of their families. A private family planning group, APLAFA has gone to great lengths not just to reduce the rate of teen pregnancy, but also to aid pregnant women with pre- and post-natal care for their unwanted pregnancies. The Panamanian government has also played a constructive role in the family planning movement. It offers services which teach couples about natural birth control methods (such as the ovulation method, the symptothermal method, and the rhythm method), as well as modern methods, which many know as "the pill", shots, patches, sterilization, and others.
# Acqua Santa Maria

Acqua Santa Maria is the main brand of the company Sicil Acque Minerali, Si.A.M. srl that is a company with registered office in Ragusa and operational headquarters Modica in Sicily, which since 1992 manages the extraction and bottling of mineral waters.

## Company

SI.A.M. SRL, was established in 1992, has its registered office in Ragusa and its operational headquarters in Modica. The company owns a mining concession called Santa Maria Zappulla, in the municipality of Modica and has 3 active wells, indeed the product is sold under 3 different brands.
The structure is 8,000 square meters. A large area, in which water is extracted, surrounds the entire factory.

## Springs and history

The waters flow from sources in the extreme southeast of Sicily in a large, fertile limestone high plain of tectonic origin in the Hyblaean Mountains zone (in the Modica area) and together with another stream (San Francesco) they form the Mothicanus torrent.
The Modicane springs have been exploited since ancient times. Along these waterways, man has built kitchen garden and basins for collecting water that date back to the Arab domination that in Modica began in 844-845.
The Mothicanus torrent joins the San Liberale stream giving life to the Fiumara di Modica that flows into the Mediterranean Sea. Along the Motycanus torrent, between the cities of Scicli and Modica, caves and tombs have been found that attest to the human presence at these waterways already between the Bronze Age and the early Iron Age (around 900s BC).
The contrada that houses the springs and the headquarters of the company is called "Santa Maria Zappulla".

## Holding labels

* Santa Maria
* Ruscella
* Roverella

## Distribution

Mineral waters from Si.A.M. are sold primarily in Sicily, in the neighbors Calabria and Malta but also in the rest of Italy.
# Acis autumnalis

Acis autumnalis, the autumn snowflake, is a species of flowering plant in the family Amaryllidaceae. A short bulbous perennial, it is found on the western shores of the Mediterranean, from Portugal, Spain and Morocco to Sicily and Tunisia.

## Description

Acis autumnalis grows to about 10–15 cm (4–6 in) tall. Its leaves are narrow, often seeming to form tufts, and usually only appear after the flowers. A. autumnalis flowers in late summer to autumn, with one to four flowers per stalk, each carried on a long, thin pedicel. The white tepals are 9–14 mm long, pinkish at the base, less commonly all pink. The outer three tepals are toothed. There is normally only one spathe at the base of the flowers.

## Taxonomy

Acis autumnalis was first described by Carl Linnaeus in 1753, as Leucojum autumnale. Richard Anthony Salisbury in 1807 in The Paradisus Londinensis was the first to suggest putting Leucojum autumnale in a new genus, Acis, although he did not actually use the name Acis autumnale, which was first published in 1829 by Robert Sweet. Most later botanists did not accept the distinction between Leucojum and Acis. The genus, and with it Acis autumnalis, was reinstated in 2004, after it was determined on morphological and molecular grounds that, when broadly defined, Leucojum is paraphyletic.
The species has been divided into a number of varieties, differing in minor characters. For example, A. autumnalis var. diphyllum from North Africa has two spathes. The World Checklist of Selected Plant Families regards all the varieties as part of a single species.

## Distribution and habitat

Acis autumnalis is found on both sides of the western Mediterranean. In Europe, it is native to Portugal, Spain (including the Balearic Islands), Sardinia and Sicily. In north Africa, it is native to Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia. It occurs in rocky places and stony hillsides.

## Cultivation

Acis autumnalis is grown as an ornamental plant. It is recommended for light soils in sheltered positions in full sun. Some forms in cultivation increase rapidly from seeds, others from bulb division. The species has gained the Royal Horticultural Society's Award of Garden Merit.
* Growth habit
* Flower
* Fruit and seed
# Acquitted for Having Committed the Deed

Acquitted for Having Committed the Deed (Italian: Assolto per aver commesso il fatto) is a 1992 Italian comedy film directed by and starring Alberto Sordi. It also features Angela Finocchiaro and Lou Castel.
It was shot on location in Rome and Los Angeles. The film's sets were designed by the art director Marco Dentici.

## Synopsis

A former official of the SIAE acquires a vast empire of broadcasting companies.

## Cast

* Alberto Sordi as Emilio Garrone
* Angela Finocchiaro as Mariuccia
* Enzo Monteduro [it] as Enzo
* David Byrd as Shapiro
* Lou Castel as Hartman
* Robert Nadder as Spielberg
* Marco Predolin [it] as Max
* Byron Chung as Kawabata
* Paul Fujimoto as Mishima
* Roberto Sbaratto [it] as Serra
* Gianfranco Barra
* Franco Diogene
* Francesca Reggiani [it] as Ilaria - segretaria di Serra
* Mauro Bosco [it] as Bistolfi
* Will Gill Jr. as Butler
* Claudio Bertoni as Security Guard
* Flora Carosello [it] as Portiera
* Sandra Collodel as Telecronista TV
* Elsa De Giorgi as Contessa Nicoletta
* Mary Dicorato as Rita
* Tiziana Kinkela as Journalist
* Monica Leofreddi [it] as Giornalista RAI
* Mauro Leuce
* Rosanna Muzzi Magni as Contessa Guglielmint
* Bruno Vetti as Direttore Hotel Bristol
# Acanthodica frigida

Acanthodica frigida is a moth of the family Noctuidae first described by E. Dukinfield Jones in 1921. It is found in Brazil.
# Acrocercops albidorsella

Acrocercops albidorsella is a moth of the family Gracillariidae, known from Guadalcanal Island and Rennell Island, in the Solomon Islands. It was described by J.D. Bradley in 1957.
# Acrolophus crinifrons

Acrolophus crinifrons is a moth of the family Acrolophidae. It is found in Mexico.
# Acrolophus cossoides

Acrolophus cossoides is a moth of the family Acrolophidae. It is found in Brazil.
# Accord Coalition

The Accord Coalition for Inclusive Education is a campaign coalition of civil society groups and individuals which seeks to ensure all state funded schools in England and Wales are made open and suitable for all, regardless of staff, children or their family's religious or non-religious beliefs. Launched in 2008, the group campaigns for state funded schools to better facilitate religious mixing and the growth of mutual understanding between those of different beliefs, in the interests of equal opportunity, integration and cohesion in society.
Accord spokespersons regularly appear in the media to express the concerns of its members. The Coalition ran an annual award for over ten years to celebrate those schools that do most to promote mutual understanding and improve community cohesion. It also maintains a databank of information, which brings together and summarises research about the current policy implications of state funded faith schools and their practices. It released a report highlighting work it had undertaken in September 2018 to mark its 10th anniversary.

## Aims and objectives

Accord does not take a formal position on the principle of having state funded schools with a religious or philosophical ethos. Its five key campaign objectives are:
* To prevent discrimination on the basis of religion and belief in pupil admissions and in recruitment and employment of staff in faith schools
* To ensure that schools follow an objective and balanced syllabus for education about religious and non-religious beliefs to ensure that children grow up with an understanding of the main religion and belief traditions in society
* To replace the widely flouted laws that demand all state schools provide daily Collective Worship, with requirements to provide inclusive assemblies that focus on shared values
* That RE, Personal, Social, Health and Economic (PSHE) education and Citizenship are brought under a single inspection regime to help ensure they their provision is thorough, broad and balanced
* That Ofsted's inspection powers are revised so it again inspects schools on the extent to which they promote community cohesion

## Members and supporters

Accord was founded by a range of organisations including the Association of Teachers and Lecturers, Humanists UK, Ekklesia, the Hindu Academy and the Lesbian and Gay Christian Movement (renamed OneBodyOneFaith in June 2017). It also lists as member groups the race equality think tank The Runnymede Trust., British Muslims for Secular Democracy, and The General Assembly of Unitarian and Free Christian Churches.
At the end of 2021, the Chair of the Accord Coalition was the Reverend Stephen Terry, a former Church of England Parish Priest. Its founding Chair and current President is Rabbi Dr Jonathan Romain MBE, minister of Maidenhead Synagogue. Its individual supporters include academics, clergy, theologians and politicians from the four largest groupings in parliament. Accord co-founder, Jonathan Bartley, was elected joint leader of the Green Party of England and Wales in September 2016 and again in September 2018.
# Accord Pond

Accord Pond is a 100-acre (0.40 km$^2$) reservoir in Hingham, Norwell and Rockland, Massachusetts. The reservoir is located off Route 228 at its terminus with Route 3. The reservoir is visible from Route 3 northbound at Exit 14, the Route 228 off-ramp. The reservoir is a Class A source of water supply for the town of Hingham and Hull Ma. The outflow of the reservoir is Accord Brook, a tributary of the Weir River.
Accord, a village in Hingham on the Hingham/Norwell town line, lies on the northeastern shore of the reservoir along Route 53. Being a public water supply, swimming, boating and fishing are not allowed.
The pond is named for an accord (treaty) made there in early colonial times between local Indians and English settlers.
In the 1870s plans were made for constructing a town water supply using Accord Pond, and work at the Accord Pond end began in 1879. The gates feeding water into the pipes, which activated the system, were opened on June 23, 1880.
# Across the Divide

Across the Divide is a 1921 American silent Western film directed by John Holloway and starring Rex Ballard, Rosemary Theby and Ralph McCullough.

## Plot

Left by his dying mother in the care of Buck (Rex Ballard), Wallace Layson (Ralph McCullough) has no knowledge of his real identity. Wallace is to inherit a ranch on his 21st birthday. His father returns and induces Rosa (Rosemary Theby), a dancehall girl, to marry Wallace in a plot to cheat him out of his inheritance. But Wallace is in love with Helen (Dorothy Manners). Buck tells Wallace that the real heir has died and persuades him to pose as the heir, which foils the plans of his father and secures a home for Wallace and Helen. Buck reveals the Wallace's true identity and leaves without revealing that he is the Wallace's half brother.

## Cast

* Rex Ballard as Buck Layson
* Rosemary Theby as Rosa
* Ralph McCullough as Wallace Layson
* Thomas Delmar as Dago
* Gilbert Clayton as Newton
* Dorothy Manners as Helen
* Flora Hollister as White Flower

## Themes

According to A Guide to Silent Westerns, the film is an "early drama" that "takes advantage of the natural surroundings, thus anticipating one of the prerequisites of a good Western."
# Acmaeodera chiricahuae

Acmaeodera chiricahuae is a species of metallic wood-boring beetle in the family Buprestidae. It is found in North America.
# Eosentomon gisini

Eosentomon gisini is a species of proturan in the family Eosentomidae. It is found in Europe and Northern Asia (excluding China).
# Britton Caillouette

Britton Caillouette, is an American filmmaker and musician. He is most notable as the director of critically acclaimed films Sliding Liberia and Blue Heart.

## Personal life

He grew up in Orange County, Southern California and currently lives on a historic farm in Northern California. He studied history at the Center for the North American West at Stanford University. When he was 16 years old, he suffered with cancer. Therefore, he had to amputated a leg in the process.

## Career

In 2007, he directed his first documentary in Liberia, West Africa: Sliding Liberia, while an undergraduate at Stanford. In 2013, he joined Farm League. Later he worked on the film Unbroken Grounds in 2016. In 2018, he released his second feature documentary, Blue Heart with the production company 'Patagonia'. The film deals about the fight to save the last wild rivers in Europe from development. In 2019, he made the documentary short Wax & Gold with the collaboration of Stumptown Coffee Roasters and Farm League. The film documents their travels to Ethiopia and its rich history and culture.

## Filmography

| Year | Film | Role | Genre |
| 2007 | Sliding Liberia | Director | Short film |
| 2016 | Unbroken Ground | Additional Photography | Short film |
| 2018 | Blue Heart | Director, editor | Documentary |
| 2019 | Wax & Gold | Director | Documentary short |
# Charles Lewenhaupt

Charles Lewenhaupt may refer to:
* Gustaf Lewenhaupt (1879–1962), Swedish count, horse rider and modern pentathlete
* Charles Lewenhaupt (equestrian) (1881–1936), brother of Gustaf and also a horse rider
* Charles Emil Lewenhaupt (1691–1743), Swedish general