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# Into Thin Air (TV series)

Into Thin Air (Traditional Chinese: 人間蒸發) is a TVB modern drama series broadcast in September 2005.

## Synopsis

    Looking for a missing person is as difficult as looking for one fish in the ocean.
Ko Chung Ching (Michael Miu), an ex-policeman, quit his job to set up a private investigation company two years ago, right after his son Tsun Sing went missing because of a slap while Miu was searching for the "Rose Killer". His subordinates include Man Kai Ching Super (Power Chan), Man Tai Po (Bernice Liu) and Lam Yan Yan (Vivien Yeo).Kenneth Ma plays the cop who takes on Miu's "Rose Killer" case. Ching works and carries on looking for Sing. He meets Lai Siu (Melissa Ng) the manager of a group of part-time actors. She learns by chance that she was involved in Sing's disappearance, and as such feels guilty, so agrees to help find Sing. She uncovers a few clues and finds out Sing's disappearance is connected to Sing's divorced wife and good friend Lau Kwok Wai (Wong Chi Yin). Ching is shocked by the truth... Ching and Siu become very close, but on their wedding day, Siu suddenly goes missing. When she reappears, she is a changed person, and Ching has to cope with another loved one mysteriously changing... Little does he know, it's not quite her but someone genetically similar. Also in the process, Bernice and Kenneth's characters fall into a love triangle with Power, Rebecca Chan (Kenneth's older sister) and Benz Hui (Melissa's dad) have a romance after she dumps her 15-year married man affair.

## Cast
### Main cast

| Cast | Role | Description |
| Michael Miu | Ko Chung-Ching 高中正 | Private Investigator Agency Owner Ex-Police Officer Lai Siu's lover. |
| Melissa Ng | Lai Siu 黎筱 | Ko Chung-Ching's lover. Note: Mok Wai-Chi (莫慧姿) is Lai-Siu's twin. |
| Bernice Liu | Man Dai-Bo 萬大寶 | Private Investigator Koon Ching-Wan's girlfriend. |
| Kenneth Ma | Koon Ching-Wan 官青雲 | Police Officer Ko Chung-Ching's ex co-worker Man Dai-Bo's boyfriend. |
| Power Chan | Man Kai-Chiu (Super) 文啟超 | Private Investigator Ko Chung-Ching's younger cousin. |
| Vivien Yeo | Lam Yan-Yan 林欣欣 | Private Investigator |
| Benz Hui | Lai Chau (LC) 黎秋 | Lai Siu's stepfather. Koon Sau-Wah's boyfriend. |
| Rebecca Chan | Koon Sau-Wah 官秀華 | Koon Ching-Wan's sister. Lai Chau's girlfriend. |

### Guest starring

| Cast | Role | Description |
| Michelle Yim | Kong Lai-Ping 江麗萍 | Kong Fai and Man Dai-Bo's mother. |
| Patrick Tang (鄧健泓) | Kong Fai 江輝 | Pianist Kong Lai-Ping's son. Man Dai-Bo's long lost brother. |

### Other cast

| Cast | Role | Description |
| Ben Wong | Lau Kwok-Wai 劉國偉 | Ko Chung-Ching's old colleague. Ho Kai-Man's lover. |
| Akina Hong (康華) | Ho Kai-Man (Winnie) 何綺文 | Ko Chung-Ching's ex-wife. Lau Kwok-Wai's lover. |
| Felix Lok (駱應鈞) | Man Yung 萬勇 | Man Dai-Bo's father. |

## Viewership ratings

| | Week | Episode | Average Points | Peaking Points |
| 1 | September 26–30, 2005 | 1 — 5 | 27 | — |
| 2 | October 3–7, 2005 | 6 — 10 | 27 | — |
| 3 | October 10–14, 2005 | 11 — 15 | 28 | — |
| 4 | October 17–21, 2005 | 16 — 20 | 29 | — |
# Irvine W. Grote

Irvine Walter Grote (July 25, 1899 – August 6, 1972) was an American chemist and scholar. He was born in the Cameron Hill section of Chattanooga, Tennessee on July 25, 1899. He entered the University of Chattanooga, later University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, in 1918 and graduated in 1922.

## Life
### Academic career

At the University of Chattanooga Grote joined the Kappa Sigma fraternity and earned his bachelor's degree. Following his time there he studied at Columbia University and earned his master's degree in 1923. He later attended the University of Cincinnati where he earned his Ph.D. in 1925.

### Pharmaceutical and educational career

Following his graduation from University of Cincinnati in 1925, Grote started working for the William S. Merrell Company. While working there he became a faculty member of the Winthrop College in South Carolina. After only a year there, however, he began working for the Parke-Davis pharmaceutical company instead. Grote went on to accept a faculty position as an associate professor of chemistry at his alma mater in 1931, and eventually moved on to professor of chemistry in 1941. He would eventually become head of the Chemistry Department, from which he retired in 1964. From 1941 to 1972 Grote also served as scientific advisor for the Chattanooga Medicine Company, later to be called Chattem Co.
Grote might be most noted for his contributions to the development of over the counter medicines Rolaids and Bufferin. While working for Chattanooga Medicine Company he worked with John C. Krantz developing an antacid-buffer that Chattanooga Medicine Co sold to Bristol-Myers co who would market it as Bufferin. In 1955, the dihydroxy aluminum sodium carbonate compound he developed was given to American Chicle Co and became the active ingredient in Rolaids.

### Personal life

Grote is said to have had one of the largest collections of wine and fine liqueurs. He had over 3000 bottles from more than a hundred different countries. He married a fellow student at UC, Nita Marie Tansey, in 1926. He died in his sleep at his home on August 6, 1972. In honor of his service to education, the University renamed their science building after him and endowed a professorship bearing his name, as well as awarding scholarships to chemistry scholars.
# The Innes Book of Records (TV series)

The Innes Book of Records is a television show made by the English singer-songwriter Neil Innes. It started in 1979 and ran for three series. Innes released two audio albums, The Innes Book of Records and Off the Record, of songs from the show.
Each episode in the series is an anthology of short music videos featuring Innes and other performers. At the beginning of each episode is a short introductory video; the first series showed a man in a spacesuit exploring a deserted house, finding a record player covered in cobwebs, sitting down and listening to a record, so beginning the first song and its accompanying video.
# The Innkeeper's Daughter

The Innkeeper's Daughter is an 1817 stage melodrama by the British writer George Soane. It was loosely based on the ballad Mary the Maid of the Inn by Robert Southey. It premiered at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane in London on 7 April 1817. The original cast included Henry Gattie as Frankland, James William Wallack as Richard, Thomas Cooke as Hans Ketzler, Frances Maria Kelly as Mary and Sarah Harlowe as Marian. The music was composed by Thomas Simpson Cooke. Its Irish debut was at the Crow Street Theatre in Dublin on 19 January 1818.
# The Last Song (X Japan song)

"The Last Song" is an X Japan single released on March 18, 1998, shortly after the band's breakup in late 1997.

## Summary

It comes on an enhanced CD containing one audio track, along with several bonus features on the data track, such as the band's disbandment statement, a full discography and a live video of "The Last Song", filmed during the band's last concert on December 31, 1997 at the Tokyo Dome. The single's cover art depicts X Japan co-founders Yoshiki and Toshi embracing during the aforementioned concert, which was also released as a live album (The Last Live) and a home video (The Last Live Video), however, the footage of this song was cut from the video. It was later restored when the home video was re-released in 2011 as The Last Live Complete Edition.
As its name states, this song was the last song released by X Japan, until 2008 when they released "I.V.", the theme song for Saw IV, and the last song to feature new work from their longtime guitarist hide before his death.
The "Last Live" performance was the first and last time the song was played live by this lineup of the band, it was however the first song the band performed live after reuniting, as it was the opening song at their first reunion concert on March 28, 2008 also at the Tokyo Dome. The 1997 performance ended with the band laying down their instruments one by one, in a manner similar to Joseph Haydn's Farewell Symphony, until only Yoshiki was left playing the piano.
The single reached number 8 on the Oricon charts, and charted for 9 weeks.

## Track listing

Written and composed by Yoshiki.
* "The Last Song" – 11:26
# The Lady Daffodilia

"The Lady Daffodilia" is a children's short story written by Evelyn Sharp and published in 1900 by John Lane. Along with other works by Evelyn Sharp, it was published in a book entitled The Other Side Of The Sun.

## Plot

Lady Daffodilia is a very tall 12-year-old girl because all she does is grow. She is playmates with Prince Brilliant. Prince Brilliant is very brilliant and wise but compared to Lady Daffodilia is quite short. Lady Daffodilia teases Prince Brilliant about his height. This upsets him and he decides to set out on a journey and vowing not to return until he has grown as tall as her.
Lady Daffodilia is distressed by the Prince’s absence as she is lonely without anyone to play with or tease. She decides to invest all of her time in becoming as brilliant as Prince Brilliant, but is entirely unsuccessful. An ambiguous group termed “the people” “came and clapped her into prison” as they believed that she was at fault for the Prince’s absence. The prison is an old and lonely castle where Lady Daffodilia occupies her time becoming an excellent gardener.
The prince meets a daddy-longlegs who tells him that with great patience, he will be able to grow long legs. The daddy-longlegs instructs Prince Brilliant to jump into a hedge, where he enters into the world of dreams. Prince Brilliant spends seven years playing in the dream world before the daddy-longlegs returns to tell him that he should go back into the real world.
Prince Brilliant reunites with Lady Daffodilia, who is now a “dainty, winsome little lady,” and she is in awe at how tall he has become. Lady Daffodilia was unable to grow any smarter, but Prince Brilliant does not think that that matters, as she is “sweet and merry and charming.”

## Character descriptions

Queen-mother: Mother of Prince Brilliant; reprimands her son’s manners towards Lady Daffodilia.
Countess: advises Lady Daffodilia’s manners towards Prince Brilliant.
Daddy-longlegs: tells Prince Brilliant how to grow his legs longer.
Lady Daffodilia: 12 years old; tall; idle; careless; thoughtless; fair; loves to tease Prince Brilliant about being short; desires to be as smart as Prince Brilliant once he goes away; unsuccessful in her endeavor; becomes a grand gardener.
Prince Brilliant: short; intellectual; well-read; always means what he says; straightforward; desires to be as tall as lady Daffodilia; grows tall in dream-land and returns happily to Lady Daffodilia.

## Author bio

Evelyn Sharp was an author and a suffragist in Britain. She was born in 1869 and died in 1955. In her adolescence, she went to the boarding school Strathallan House School, and later she was sent to Paris where she attended finishing school. She was known for her children’s literature and activism in two major women’s suffrage societies. Throughout her career as a writer, she wrote for the Pall Mall Gazette, Atalanta, Daily Chronicle, and the Manchester Guardian.
# The Lady Clare

The Lady Clare may refer to:
* The Lady Clare (1919 film), a 1919 British silent film.
* Lady Clare, an 1842 poem by Alfred Tennyson.
* "Lady Clara Vere de Vere", another 1842 poem by Alfred Tennyson.
# The Manuelo Tarantel

The Manuelo Tarantel is an Italian-American song written by Carl Sigman and Peter de Rose, recorded in November 1949 by Louis Prima. It was originally recorded on Mercury 78 RPM Single 5339. It can now be found on the compilation CD "Beepin' & Boppin'" released May 18, 1999.
The tempo is lively and upbeat. The song tells a story of a small, hard-working Italian village. Every Saturday night they have a dance in the town square and they wait for Manuelo to show up for the party to begin. According to the good humored lyrics: "He won't dance with a single girl, only the married ones".
# Iowa Township, Benson County, North Dakota

Iowa Township is a civil township in Benson County, North Dakota, United States. As of the 2000 census, its population was 33.
# The Merry Month of May (novel)

The Merry Month of May is author James Jones's 1971 novel concerning the events of the 1968 student revolutions in Paris. It is centered on a rich American family, the Gallaghers, living as expatriates in Paris.
The Merry Month of May is only superficially concerned with the student revolution. The real subject of the novel is the sexual maladjustment of Americans. While the novel is as concerned with the sexual revolution which destroys screenwriter Harry Gallagher and his family as it is with the student revolution, the relationship between the two is not defined.
Reviews of the book were typically uneven, though never in Jones's career would the gulf between the most favorable and the least favorable reviews be so wide. At one pole were reviewers who claimed Merry Month was Jones's best novel since From Here to Eternity, while at the other pole were reviewers who claimed that Merry Month was such a bad novel that it should never have been published.
# The Lincoln Cycle

The Lincoln Cycle is a 1917 American silent series of ten short films portraying the life of American president Abraham Lincoln. They were directed by John M. Stahl and starred Benjamin Chapin, a celebrated Lincoln impersonator, in the title role. All except two episodes survive in the Library of Congress archives. It was also released as The Son of Democracy.
Chapin had appeared as Lincoln for many years, and had set up his own production company with the intention of making a film based on his own 1906 play Lincoln. Following the enormous commercial success of D. W. Griffith's The Birth of a Nation, the potential of another play related to the American Civil War allowed Chapin to plan an ambitious epic series of films, rather than a single feature. He hired young filmmaker John Stahl to direct.
It initially began shooting at studios in Fort Lee, New Jersey before shifting to Ridgefield Park. Location shooting took place around New Jersey, with some shots also taken of the White House and other historical sites. Because he lacked a distributor for his costly production, Chapin premiered the first episode at the Belasco Theater in Washington to coincide with the inauguration of Woodrow Wilson. This and a transfer to the Strand Theatre in New York proved a great success. Following American's entry into World War I the patriotic elements of the play were heavily promoted. In December it was picked up for distribution by Paramount Pictures and released serially between February 11 and April 15, 1918. By this time Chapin was in ill health and died in the summer of that year. As the films conclude without the end of the American Civil War or the assassination of Lincoln, it was likely they were unfinished.
Some confusion exists about the credits of the film because Chapin only featured himself in advertising materials acknowledging neither the other actors or the technicians behind the scenes, something that director Stahl strongly objected to.

## Cast

* Benjamin Chapin as Abraham Lincoln / Tom Lincoln
* Charles Jackson as Abraham Lincoln as a boy
* Madelyn Clare as Nancy Hanks Lincoln
* John Stafford as Carter
* Joseph Monahan as Willie Lincoln
# The Millennium Centre

The Millennium Centre was located in Littleover, Derby. It was a post-16 sixth form centre, run jointly by Derby Moor Community Sports College Trust and Littleover Community School for students who wished to further their education by completing A Levels. The majority of students come from the two schools. The sixth form had joint heads who were initially; Jamie Henshaw for Derby Moor and Rob Archer for Littleover. The Millennium Centre was split between the two schools, after a decade of cooperation.
# The Magic of Thinking Big

The Magic of Thinking Big, first published in 1959, is a self-help book by David J. Schwartz. An abridged version was published in 1987.
Forbes called it one of the greatest self-help books.

## Reception and influence

By the end of 1982, it was one of Simon & Schuster's all-time paperback best sellers with 1,494,000 sales. By 2015, over 6 million copies had been sold.
Thomas J. Stanley wrote on his website how Schwartz and the book motivated him to write his bestseller, The Millionaire Next Door. Both were marketing department faculty at Georgia State University and would discuss "success". Schwartz suggested how to improve Stanley's first book, Marketing to the Affluent, "Now put all your focus on how they became wealthy. Think big.”
The American football coach, and sportscaster - Lou Holtz said it was his favorite book.
Basketball coach Joe Harrington gave each member of the Long Beach State 49ers a copy during the 1980s. Lefty Driesell at the University of Maryland also gave the book out to team members.
# Issa Benyamin

Issa Benyamin (May 15, 1924 – January 14, 2014) was an Iranian-Assyrian calligrapher and educator.

## Biography

Assyrian calligrapher, Issa Benyamin was born to Assyrian parents, Mirza Benyamin Kaldani (1879-1966) and Esther in 1924 in Tabriz, Iran and shortly thereafter, settled in Urmia, once a heavily Assyrian populated region in northwestern Iran that was the site of the Assyrian genocide of 1914–1918.
Benyamin's love for the Neo-Aramaic language developed early on when his father, who was originally from Salamas, Iran, taught him to read and write Neo-Aramaic. By the time Benyamin was seventeen, he fell in love with the art of calligraphy and began mastering it under the tutelage of Bishop Havil Zaya, the Archbishop of Urmia and Salamas.
Benyamin's many publications included the weekly Assyrian-Persian Datid barana'Bright Future in 1951 and in 1962, one of the first books on the principles of Assyrian writing. From 1981 to 1983, he was the Assyrian editor of the weekly Ishtar (name of ancient Assyrian female deity) .'
Beginning in 1975, Benyamin devoted much of his time to paintings and illustrations using Assyrian calligraphy creating hundreds of pieces that will soon be published in a three-volume collection. He was credited with the development of fifty-two Assyrian fonts that can be used in a variety of word processors and similar programs.
In 1993, two of Benyamin's works were featured in The Voice of Ink, a French magazine.
His daughter, Ramica and his son, Ramsin, founded Benyamin's company, CalligRam, in 1997. He made his home in Normal, Illinois. and was married to Clara Manasserians, originally of Golpshan, a large village east of Urmiah. Issa Benyamin died on January 20, 2014.

## Awards

* Excellence Award presented by the Assyrian Academic Society of Chicago in 1991
* Excellence Award presented by Ashurbanipal Library in Chicago in 1991
* Hammurabi Award presented by The Assyrian Heritage Organization of Chicago in 1992
* Ashurbanipal Award presented by Assyrian American National Federation in 1994
* The Mesopotamian Arts Award (Raab-Amne) from the Assyrian Aid Society in 2009
# The Millionaire Kid

The Millionaire Kid is a 1936 American drama film produced and released by Reliable Pictures with former silent stars Bryant Washburn and Betty Compson in the leads and with several other familiar silent personalities in supporting roles.

## Cast

* Betty Compson as Gloria Neville
* Bryant Washburn as Terry Malone
* Charles Delaney as Breezy Benson
* Lois Wilde as Kitty Malone
* Bradley Metcalfe as Tommy Neville
* Creighton Hale as Thomas Neville
* Eddie Phillips as Joe Toronto
* Eddie Gribbon as Hogan
* Al St. John as Matthews
* Josef Swickard as The Tutor
* John Elliott as Yellerton
* Earl Dwire as Black
* Ed Cassidy as Red
* Arthur Thalasso as Morley
* Roger Williams as City Editor
# Isobel Hogg Kerr Beattie

Isobel Hogg Kerr Beattie (25 August 1900 – 13 July 1970) was possibly the first woman in Scotland to practice architecture on a regular basis.

## Early life

Beattie was born in 1900 to Lewis Beattie and Alice Walker Kerr, who were farmers. She graduated from the Edinburgh College of Art (1921–1926), but some of the more technical courses were taken at Heriot-Watt College. In the 1922 merit list she is noted as having taken Building Construction Stage III, gaining 57% in the exam, followed by Stage IV (71%). In 1923 she gained 79% in its Stage V exam and in 1924 took Mechanics and Strength of Materials, 2nd year – one of a number of courses put on specially for the College of Art students – gaining 51%.

## Career

Beattie worked for a time in an office before practising independently from 1928 to 1929. She then returned to the College of Art where she obtained a further diploma. She was admitted as an Associate of the Royal Institute of British Architects in 1931 while she was working in Edinburgh with the firm, Jamieson & Arnott. She later moved to Dumfries, probably working there independently; she worked in a room in an architectural office in Castle Street, Dumfries.

## Death and legacy

She died in Applegarth in 1970 after an illness. The National Monuments Record of Scotland has a collection of slides related to her work.
# The Lyre of Orpheus

The Lyre of Orpheus may refer to:
* The lyre belonging to the legendary Greek figure Orpheus
* The Lyre of Orpheus (novel), a novel by Robertson Davies
* Abattoir Blues / The Lyre of Orpheus, an album by Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, or the song "The Lyre of Orpheus"
# The Masque of Kings

The Masque of Kings is a 1937 three-act drama written by Maxwell Anderson. It was produced on Broadway by the Theatre Guild and directed by Philip Moeller. Lee Simonson created the scenic and costume design. It ran for 89 performances from February 8, 1937 - April 24, 1937 at the Shubert Theatre.

## Cast

* Glenn Anders as Koinoff
* Edith Atwater as Baronin von Neustadt
* Leo G. Carroll as Count Joseph Hoyos
* Dudley Digges as Emperor Franz Joseph of Austria-Hungary
* Bijou Fernandez as Marie
* Pauline Frederick as Empress Elizabeth of Austria-Hungary
* Alan Hewitt as Fritz von Bremer
* Herbert Yost as Count Taafe
* Margo as Baroness Mary Vetsera
* Henry Hull as Crown Prince Rudolph of Austria-Hungary
* Henry Hull Jr. as Bratfish
* Pierre Chace as a servant
* Frank Downing as an officer
* Wyrley Birch as Sceps
* Edward Broadley as Loschek
* Charles Holden as a soldier
* Joseph Holland as Archduke John of Tuscany
* John Hoysradt as Baron von Neustadt
* Catherine Lawrence as a maid
* Benjamin Otis as D'Orsy
* Hobart Skidmore as a soldier
* Elizabeth Young as Louise