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# Hitchcock & Herrmann

Hitchcock & Herrmann is a play written by David Knijnenburg which examines the relationship between film director Alfred Hitchcock and musical composer Bernard Herrmann.

## Synopsis

By combining a talent for self-promotion and producing films that were popular, Alfred Hitchcock became one of the greatest directors of motion pictures. No less of a talent in the world of musical composition, Bernard Herrmann was a child prodigy who had worked with Orson Welles before finding a collaboration with Hitchcock on The Trouble with Harry, The Man Who Knew Too Much, The Wrong Man, North by Northwest, Vertigo, Psycho, The Birds and Marnie. After ten years the two men ended their collaboration.

## Themes

Through what is two intersecting monologues the play Hitchcock & Herrmann explores the relationship between these two geniuses and endeavours to explain in their own words why at the height of their creative talents they parted company and never worked together again. Interspersed throughout are examples of Herrmann's music - often taking the place for important dramatic points.

## Production history
### Australia

The play was first performed in January, 2005 as a rehearsed reading at the 4MBS Performance Studio in Brisbane, Australia with Knijnenburg himself playing the part of Hitchcock and Yalin Ozucelik as Bernard Herrmann. This reading was somewhat of a rushed affair in order to accommodate Ozuceik who was soon to begin studies at NIDA and would subsequently be unavailable.
Nevertheless, the show was a success, resulting in a three-week performance season in March 2005. Knijnenburg again played Hitchcock, however this time the role of Bernard Herrmann was taken by Michael Priest.
Further successes followed culminating in a nomination for Best Playwright in the 2005 Matilda Awards for Excellence in Live Drama. Other nominees in the category included world-famous playwright David Williamson.
In 2006 Knijnenburg was invited to perform the show at the Melbourne Fringe Festival. With Michael Priest unavailable a new actor was cast in the role of Bernard Herrmann - Jesse Rosenfeld, a young actor who had recently graduated from the Victorian College of the Arts but had been acting since the age of twelve when he appeared in Bruce Beresford's film Paradise Road alongside Pamela Rabe, Pauline Collins, Glenn Close and Cate Blanchett and has since joined the cast of the television series Neighbours.
In 2021 the play was published by Playlab Press.
# Kristall (disambiguation)

Kristall is a Russian space station module.
Kristall may also refer to:
* Minsk Kristall, a Belarusan vodka producer
** Minskaya Kristall, one of the above's brands
* Moscow Distillery Crystal, a.k.a. "Kristall"
* Kristall Ice Sports Palace, Saratov, Russia

## Russian sports teams

* BSC Kristall
* Kristall Berdsk
* Kristall Elektrostal
* Kristall Saratov
* FC Kristall Dyatkovo
* FC Kristall Sergach
* FC Kristall Smolensk
# Paul Nivoix

Paul Eugène Nivoix (24 December 1889 - 14 September 1958) was a French playwright and screenwriter.

## Theater

With Marcel Pagnol:
* Tonton 1924
* Les Marchands de gloire 1925
* Un direct au cœur 1926.

## Filmography

* 1932: A little love by Hans Steinhoff, adaptation and dialogue.
* 1932: Direct to the heart by Roger Lion and Alexandre Arnaudy, script and dialogue, from his play co-written with Marcel Pagnol.
* 1937: In Venice, One Night by Christian-Jaque, screenplay.
* 1937: The House Opposite by Christian-Jaque, screenplay from his play.
* 1938: Barnabé by Alexandre Esway, dialogue.
* 1943: Mahlia the mestizo by Walter Kapps, dialogue.
* 1948: Émile l'Africain by Robert Vernay, screenplay.
* 1949: The New Masters by Paul Nivoix, realization, after his eponymous play.
# Otites guttatus

Otites guttatus is a species of ulidiid or picture-winged fly in the genus Otites of the family Ulidiidae.
This species was originally named Ortalis guttata but that name is now used for the speckled chachalaca, a species of bird.
# Euleia nemorivaga

Euleia nemorivaga is a species of tephritid or fruit flies in the genus Euleia of the family Tephritidae.
# Henry McFie

Henry Hector McFie OBE (21 October 1869 – 2 January 1957) was an Australian politician. Born in Hobart, Tasmania, he was originally a member of the Labor Party but joined the Nationalist Party after the 1916 split over conscription. He was elected to the Tasmanian House of Assembly in 1925 as a Nationalist member for Darwin. He served until his defeat in 1934. Re-elected in 1941, he joined the Liberal Party in 1945 and retired in 1948.
# Una mujer (1965 TV series)

Una mujer is a Mexican telenovela produced by Televisa for Telesistema Mexicano in 1965.

## Cast

* Ramón Bugarini
* Sandra Chávez
* Andrea Cotto
* Malena Doria
# Hooknose snake

Hooknose snake is a common name which can refer to 9 species of snake found throughout the southwestern United States and Mexico:
* Genus Ficimia
* Genus Gyalopion
# Henriette Aymer de La Chevalerie

Henriette Aymer de La Chevalerie (8 November 1767 – 23 November 1834) was a French religious sister, who along with Peter Coudrin founded the Congregation of the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary.

## Life

She was born in the small castle of Aymer, to an aristocratic family in St.-Georges-de-Noisne near Poitiers France. She had two brothers, one older, and one younger. As a child, she spent time at the Abbaye Sainte-Croix de Saint-Benoît in Poitiers, to better prepare for her first communion. Her father died when she was eleven. Living in French society in the later years of the "Ancien Regime", Henriette received an education in the religious values of the French tradition and the somewhat superficial formation considered appropriate for a woman. In her youth, her life centered on glamorous events of the aristocracy, but she was arrested in October 1793 along with her mother during the French Revolution for giving shelter to persecuted priests. Barely escaping an execution, she was released in September 1794.
In prison, she began a religious life. She was released from prison in September 1794, at the age of twenty-eight. After her release, she joined the Association of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, which was founded in 1792 by Susanne Geoffroy and some companions. The Association was a group of women who gathered secretly to pray and to help priests who were living in hiding. Henriette belonged to a small group called “The Solitaires” within the Association of the Sacred Heart. This group became more drawn to live a religious life.
There, she met the priest Pierre Coudrin. Together with him, she founded the Congregation of the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary. To this end, they bought a house in 1797 on the Rue des Hautes-Treilles in Poitiers, called "Grand'Maison". On Christmas Day 1800, she and Coudrin took solemn vows and that day can be considered the founding date of the Congregation. Mother Aymer de la Chevalerie led the female branch of the Congregation.
In 1805, the congregation moved from Poitiers to Paris on the rue de Picpus, hence the name Picpus congregation. This became the Mother House. The statue of Our Lady of Peace, venerated in the Congregation, was welcomed there on 6 May 1806.
Although Henriette Aymer kept mostly to herself, she showed gentleness and kindness to the sisters and came to be called "La bonne mère", i.e. the good mother. She made more than twenty foundations in different parts of France, attended to the sisters’ formation and supported the superiors she appointed to local communities.
On 4 October 1829, she suffered a stroke and was paralyzed on the right side, and died in 1834. The cause for her beatification was formally opened on 11 June 1927, granting her the title of Servant of God. Closure of the Diocesan Stage in the Process of the Beatification occurred in 2008.
# Gord (video game)

Gord is a strategy video game developed by Covenant.dev and published by Team17. Players must manage a settlement under constant threat of attack by monsters. It combines elements of role-playing, real-time strategy, and city-building games.

## Gameplay

A king who has conquered the southern lands in a dark fantasy world tasks players with establishing a gord (fortified settlement) in the northern lands. They must manage a settlement near a haunted forest occupied by demonic monsters inspired by Slavic mythology. Gameplay combines elements of role-playing, real-time strategy, and city-building games. Some of the monsters require players to complete tasks, such as fetch quests or sacrificing children. While building up the settlement, players have a limited amount of space to work within, necessitating decisions on what to build. Villagers have three meters: health, sanity, and faith. Villagers die if they run out of health in combat; sanity loss from the horror of their conditions can cause them to make poor decisions; and spells become unavailable if their faith drops too low. During combat, players control the villagers like in a real-time strategy game. The maps are procedurally generated. A limited number of villagers can start over in a new settlement after players complete all the goals for that map.

## Development

Team17 released Gord for PlayStation 5, Windows, and Xbox Series X/S on August 17. The Alliance, downloadable content for Windows, is scheduled to be released on February 28, 2024. Among other additions, it includes a new campaign.

## Reception

On Metacritic, Gord received mixed reviews for Windows and PlayStation 5. IGN called it "as miserable as its downtrodden villagers" and criticized what they felt were "monotonous micromanagement, a poor interface, and by-the-numbers combat". Though they liked the atmosphere, PC Gamer said it is "a thoroughly middling blend of city-building, survival gaming, and RTS". Rock Paper Shotgun similarly described it as "detailed and moody" but said it is "a disappointing game that fails to capture the appeal of any of its component genres". GamesRadar also enjoyed Gord's atmosphere and said it has a strong start. However, they felt it becomes repetitive and can not compete against the many city-building games available today.
# Kristal University

Kristal University was an Albanian for-profit privately-owned University. It was established in 2005 with decision no. 761 of the Council of Ministers of the Republic of Albania and licensed by the Ministry of Education and Science. It was closed in 2014 by the Ministry of Education for failing to comply to legal requirements.
Kristal University had four campuses – Tirana, Korça, Fier and Kukes – and has six faculties with 19 programs of study. Academic programs were based on the Bologna Declaration and are divided into electives and mandatory subjects according to the 3+2 and 5-year (integrated) systems.

## Campuses

The Tirana campus is located in a fast developing area about 3 km away from the center of Tirana. Study and research areas are built with high standards and the campus offers many facilities and services, such as a library, restaurant, free transportation, accommodation, etc.
The Fier campus is located in the center of the city. There are two faculties present at the Fier campus: Faculty of Political Sciences and Faculty of Business Administration. Students attending this campus come from Vlora, Lushnja, Fier and other regions.
The Korça campus is located just outside the city. The campus has two faculties: Faculty of Law and the Faculty of Nursing. Students who attend this campus come from Korça, Pogradec, Erseka, Çorovoda, Skrapari, Përmeti, Gjirokastra and other regions.

## Academic programs

Kristal University offered 19 programs of study and the possibility to earn a First-Level Diploma (DNP), Second-Level Diploma (DND) and Second-Level Integrated Diploma (DIND) in six faculties.
The Faculty of Medical Sciences offers programs of study (DIND) in Pharmacy and Dentistry.
The Faculty of Electronics offers programs of study (DNP) in Electronics, Computer Sciences and Information Technology.
The Faculty of Economics offers programs of study (DNP) in Business Administration and Finance.
The Faculty of Law offers programs of study (DNP) and (DND) in Law.

## Accreditation

Kristal University has received accreditation from the Ministry of Education and Science for the First-Level Diploma (DNP) in Law and the Second-Level Integrated Diploma (DIND) in Pharmacy. As of 2012, it is awaiting decisions from the Albanian Public Agency for the Accreditation of Higher Education on the accreditation of its other faculties and is in the process of application for international accreditation.
In 2011, Italian media reported that in 2010, Renzo Bossi son of the Italian Lega Nord leader and politician Umberto Bossi, purchased a Bachelor degree in Business Management from Kristal University using public funds. The Albanian custom police reported Renzo Bossi had never entered Albania In May 2012, the Albanian government withdrew KU's accreditation for one year. Accreditation was withdrawn and the University closed by the Ministry of Education in 2014.
# Paul Nitsche

Hermann Paul Nitsche (November 25, 1876 – March 25, 1948) was a German psychiatrist known for his expert endorsement of the Third Reich's euthanasia authorization and who later headed the Medical Office of the T-4 Euthanasia Program.
Nitsche was born in 1876 in Colditz, Saxony. His father, Hermann Nitsche, was a psychiatrist. He attended elementary school in Pirna (German: Volksschule) from 1882 to 1887. Nitsche was condemned to death for crimes against humanity for killing over one thousand people, and guillotined in March 1948 in Dresden.

## Career

Nitsche received his medical license in 1901 and a professorship in 1925. Nitsche did not join the Nazi Party until May 1933. He was a strong supporter of eugenics and euthanasia and was present at the gassing demonstration at what would become the Brandenburg euthanasia center in either December 1939 or January 1940. He was driven not so much by Nazi racial ideology as by his own support of racial science and his vision of "progressive medicine". Being well established, Nitsche was no longer motivated by the prospect of career advancement but was rather ideologically committed when he later joined Action T4.

## Euthanasia

He was deputy director of the Sonnenstein Clinic from 1913 to 1918 and director of the institution 1928 to 1939. In 1940 he became deputy director of the Action T4 Medical Office (German: Medizinische Abteilung) under Werner Heyde, which had a front organization called the Reich Cooperative for State Hospitals and Nursing Homes (German: Reichsarbeitsgemeinschaft Heil- und Pflegeanstalten) that handled the registration, evaluation, and selection of patients for adult euthanasia. As the T4 program's chief physician, Nitsche was responsible for corresponding with mental health institutions about registering and transferring patients to be euthanized.
He succeeded Heyde as head of the Medical Office in December 1941.

## Trial and execution

He was arrested on March 11, 1945. His trial took place from June 16, 1947, to July 7, 1947. He was condemned to death for crimes against humanity on the basis of Allied Control Council Law No. 10 for killing over one thousand people. He attempted to justify his actions, saying they were intended to free the sick from pain. He was executed by guillotine on March 25, 1948, in Dresden.
# Wolfram Rieger

Wolfram Rieger is a German classical pianist, who is known internationally as accompanist of singers and in chamber music.

## Training

Born in Waldsassen, Rieger received his first piano lessons from his parents and later from Konrad Pfeiffer in Regensburg. He quickly developed a strong affection for song interpretation and therefore continued his studies at the Musikhochschule München with the lieder pianists Erik Werba and Helmut Deutsch. After graduating with distinction in 1987, he took part in the master classes of Elisabeth Schwarzkopf and Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau.

## Career

In 1987, Rieger started teaching at the Musikhochschule München where he became head of his own lieder class for singers and pianists in 1991. In 1993 and 1994, he accompanied the Lieder class at the Hochschule für Musik "Hanns Eisler" in Berlin. Since 1998, he has been leading his own Lieder class there as well. In addition, Rieger has on several occasions participated as an assistant in master classes by Schwarzkopf, Brigitte Fassbaender and Hans Hotter.
As an accompanist to Lieder recitals and in chamber music, Rieger regularly appears on numerous important concert stages in Europe, North America, the Middle East and the Far East. He has performed at the Schubertiade in Schwarzenberg, at the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam, Wigmore Hall in London, Carnegie Hall in New York City, the Konzerthaus in Vienna and the Salzburg Festival.
Rieger is well known as the regular pianist of Fassbaender, Fischer-Dieskau, Barbara Bonney, Juliane Banse, Michelle Breedt, Thomas Hampson, Olaf Bär, Peter Schreier, Matthias Goerne, Christoph Prégardien and as chamber music partner of the Cherubini Quartet, the Petersen Quartet and the Vogler Quartet.
In 1997, he received the medal of honour from the Franz Schubert Foundation of Barcelona.
# Euleia uncinata

Euleia uncinata is a species of tephritid or fruit flies in the genus Euleia of the family Tephritidae.
# Feodosiysky Uyezd

Feodosiysky Uyezd (Феодосийский уезд) was one of the subdivisions of the Taurida Governorate of the Russian Empire. It was situated in the southeastern part of the governorate, in eastern Crimea. Its administrative centre was Feodosiya.

## Demographics

At the time of the Russian Empire Census of 1897, Feodosiysky Uyezd had a population of 24,096. Of these, 46.8% spoke Russian, 18.8% Crimean Tatar, 11.4% Yiddish, 7.7% Ukrainian, 5.3% Greek, 3.7% Armenian, 2.5% Polish, 1.3% German, 0.6% Belarusian, 0.5% Turkish, 0.3% Latvian, 0.2% Italian, 0.2% Bulgarian, 0.2% French, 0.1% Moldovan or Romanian and 0.1% Czech as their native language.
# Ugia flavida

Ugia flavida is a species of moth in the family Erebidae. It is found in Cameroon.
# Manawatu Rugby League

Manawatu Rugby League was formed in 1957. They are currently part of the Mid-Central zone along with Taranaki Rugby League.

## Kiwi Players

Only one player from Manawatu has ever made the New Zealand national rugby league team. This was Kiwi number 456, Dick Uluave, who played two tests in 1979.

## National Competitions

In 1997 Manawatu had a team in the Lion Red Cup. This team was known as the Manawatu Mustangs.
Between 2002 and 2007 Manawatu Rugby League fielded a side in the national Bartercard Cup. This team was known as the Central Falcons. However Manawatu was not invited to field a side in 2008's new Bartercard Premiership.

## Club Competitions
### Premier Grade

* Castlecliff Seagulls
* Feilding Falcons
* Foxton Rebels
* Kia Ora Warriors
* Linton Cobras
* Taitoko United

### Cartown Cup

* Dannevirke Tigers
* Foxton Rebels
* Kia Ora Warriors
* Linton Cobras
* Marton Bears
* Taitoko United
* Waiouru Bobcats
* Wanganui Vikings 1
* Wanganui Vikings 2
* Whiti Te Ra

## Western Alliance League

Western Alliance was created in 2003 when clubs from Taranaki, Wellington and Manawatu competed in a 12-team regional competition. However, in 2004 all Wellington clubs pulled out to work on their own local competition. In 2007 Kia Ora Warriors ended Waitara's two-year reign as Western Alliance champion with a resolute, 29-20 win in the grand final.
Teams that competed in the 2007 Western Alliance were:
* Waitara Bears
* Linton Cobras
* Feilding Falcons
* Coastal Cobras
* Marist Dragons
* Western Suburbs Tigers
* Kia Ora Warriors
* Hawera Hawks
* Taitoko United
* Castlecliff Seagulls
# Parameshwari Nagar

Parameshwari Nagar is a small neighbourhood located in Adyar, Tamil Nadu, India. Parameshwari Nagar comprises four streets, namely Parameshwari Nagar 1st Street, Parameshwari Nagar 2nd Street, Parameshwari Nagar 3rd Street, and Parameshwari Nagar 4th street. It is located off LB Road and is primarily known to be a residential locality. It is very silent area with very few commercial establishments.

## Water

The quality of ground water in Parameshwari Nagar is very poor. The water is red in colour and requires a water purification unit to make it usable for homes. Several houses in Parameshwari Nagar use a carbon filter based purification unit to make the water clear. Local residents claim that the ground water problems arrived after the tsunami of December 2004. Commercially produced water is, however, available for most houses.

## Locality and security

A few pockets of Parameshwari Nagar are attached to a small slums, major part of Parameshwari Nagar has residential properties. Petty thefts are reported on and off by Residents at the nearby Police station, this makes the need for a security guard mandatory.

## Key advantages

Centrally located with all amenities within walking distance and peaceful environment.
# Yurulbin Park

Yurulbin Park (formerly Long Nose Park) is a 0.61-hectare (1.5-acre) public open space located at the end of Yurulbin Point on the Balmain Peninsula in the suburb of Birchgrove in the Inner West Council local government area in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.

## Description

Yurulbin Point lies north east of Snails Bay and extends approximately 500 metres (1,600 feet) into Port Jackson at the northern end of the Balmain Peninsula. Louisa Road runs the length of the point and has views of Sydney central business district and Sydney Harbour.
At the end of the point lies the Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA) award-winning Yurulbin Park, which was transformed from a derelict industrial site in the early 1970s. The water frontage of the park offers extensive views from Snails Bay, Goat Island, Sydney central business district and the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
The park contains interpretative signs with information about traditional place names of sites in the harbour and the history of the area.

## History

Prior to European occupation, the local area was close to the border of the Gadigal and Wanegal clans of the Eora nation and is believed to lie just within Wanegal land. Evidence of etchings and middens on nearby private land show the site was used for fishing and conducting feasts.
Following European settlement in 1792, George Whitfield was granted an area of land on the north eastern end of the Balmain Peninsula and in time it took the descriptive name Long Nose Point. Given its location, it is believed to have been used as a landing point for water craft on the harbour.
The first industrial use of the 0.61-hectare (1.5-acre) site at the end of Long Nose Point was as a galvanised iron works built by a cooper, Alexander Cormack. Further development by the Wallace Powerboat Building Company took place between 1917 and 1920.
In 1923, Morrison & Sinclair Ltd transferred from Johnson's Bay in Balmain to the site and carried out a shipbuilding operation there until the company ceased trading in 1970. The company designed, constructed and repaired Government vessels, Naval, island trading and merchant ships and many Sydney Ferries and yachts. The yacht Morna (later Kurrewa IV), which won line honours seven times from ten starts in the Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race, was built here. Morrison & Sinclair Ltd no longer exists but the records of the company are held by the State Library of New South Wales.
On 17 June 1971, the land was acquired by the State Planning Authority of New South Wales for A$185,000. Landscaping was carried out by Bruce Mackenzie & Associates and the site, then known as Long Nose Park, placed under Leichhardt Council control in 1981. The park won the 1986 AILA Award of Merit.
Both Long Nose Point and the park changed to the traditional name of Yurulbin, Aboriginal for 'Swift Running Water', on 8 July 1994.

## Gallery

* Yurulbin Park with Sydney Harbour Bridge in the background
* Interpretative sign
# Wolfram Paulus

Wolfram Paulus (12 August 1957 – 28 May 2020) was an Austrian film director and screenwriter. His 1986 film Heidenlöcher was entered into the 36th Berlin International Film Festival.

## Selected filmography

* Heidenlöcher (1986)
* Our Big Time [de] (2012)