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# World Organization of Independent Scouts

The World Organization of Independent Scouts is an international Scouting organization for traditional Scouting.

## Members
### Full Members

* Brazil: Federação dos Escoteiros tradicionais
* Chile: Federación Nacional de Boy Scouts y Girl Guides de Chile
* Colombia: Asociación Colombiana de Scouts Independientes
* Ecuador: Asociación Ecuatoriana de Scouts
* Paraguay: Baden Powell Scouts Paraguay
* Turkey: Federation of Scouts Union of Thrace
* Uruguay: Scouts del Uruguay
* Venezuela: Associación Civil Scouts Independientes de Venezuela

### Prospect members

* Armenia: Scouts Armenios Chiraks
* Cyprus: Cyprus Turkish Scouts Volunteers Association
* Ghana: Ghana Peace Scouts
* Haiti: Scout Anglican d'Haiti
* India: Scouts / Guides India
* Ivory Coast: Eclaireurs Neutres de Côte d'Ivoire
* Kosovo: Scouts of Kosovo
* Liberia: Deaf Scout Association of Liberia
* Mexico: Hermandad Scout Independientes de México
* Mexico: Exploradores México Nuevo Rumbo, Asociación Civi I
* Peru: Master Scout del Peru
* Peru: Asociación Nacional Scouts Independientes de Peru
* Portugal: Escoteiros Indepenientes de Portugal
* Spain: Scout Independientes de España
* United Kingdom: Britain's Independent Scout Organisation

### Former members

* Argentina: Asociación Scouts y Guías de la República Argentina
* Argentina: Unión Argentina de Scouts Independientes
* Argentina: Institucion Argentina de Scoutismo Adulto
* Argentina: Scouts Navales de Argentina
* Argentina: Asociación Nacional Civil de Scouts Independientes Argentina- ANCASI
* Brazil: Associação de Escoteiros do Mar do Distrito Federal
* Chile: Agrupación de Guías y Scouts Cristianos de Chile
* Chile: Scouts Tradicionales Chillán - Ñuble
* Colombia: Asociación Colombiana de Scout Independientes
* Colombia: Organización Scouts Independientes de Colombia
* Colombia: Corporación de Scouts Tradicionales Colombia
* Guinea-Bissau: Federacao Dos Escoteiros Tradicionais - FET
* India: Peace Scouts and Guides India
* India: Venture Youth Movement of Scouts
* Italy: Associazione Scautistica Cattolica Italiana
* Mexico: Asociación de Grupos Scouts de México
* Mexico: Asociacion Nacional Escultista Caballeros Y Guias Aztecas A.C.
* Nepal: Nepal Peace Scouts (Nepal Shanti Scouts)
* Paraguay: Asociación Scout Baden Powell del Paraguay
* Paraguay: Unión de Scouts Navales y Aeronavales del Paraguay
* Peru: Scouts Tradicionales Peru

## Emblem

The membership badge for youth is a white Fleur-de-lis with two azure five-point stars on an azure background. The membership badge for adults is an azure Fleur-de-lis on a white background.

## History

The World Organization of Independent Scouts was founded in 2010 by former members of the World Federation of Independent Scouts. The organization started with around 15,000 members.
# Mauricio (given name)

Mauricio is a Spanish and Portuguese masculine given name, equivalent to English Maurice and derived from the Roman Mauritius. It is of Latin origin, and its meaning is "dark-skinned, Moorish".
The following are the equivalents in other languages:
* Maurice, English
* Morris, English
* Mauricio, Spanish
* Maurício, Portuguese
* Maurice, French
* Moritz, German
* Maurizio, Italian
* Maurits, Dutch

## People

* Mauricio Borensztein (1927–1996), Argentine comedian known on stage as "Tato Bores"
* Mauricio Carlos de Onís y Mercklein (1790–1861), Spanish politician and diplomat
* Mauricio Cienfuegos (born 1968), El Salvadoran footballer
* Mauricio Funes (born 1959), president of El Salvador from 2009 to 2014
* Mauricio Galguera (born 1958), Mexican painter
* Mauricio González-Gordon y Diez (1923–2013), Spanish sherry maker and conservationist
* Mauricio Hadad (born 1971), Colombian tennis player
* Mauricio Islas (born 1973), Mexican actor
* Mauricio Kagel (1931–2008), German-Argentinean composer
* Mauricio Lomonte (born 1982), Cuban radio announcer and television host
* Mauricio Macri (born 1959), president of Argentina
* Mauricio Ortega (discus thrower) (born 1994), Colombian discus thrower
* Mauricio Ortega (cyclist) (born 1980), Colombian road cyclist
* Mauricio Pochettino (born 1972), football coach
* Mauricio Pellegrino (born 1971), Argentine retired footballer and manager
* Mauricio Pinilla (born 1984), Chilean footballer
* Mauricio Soler (born 1983), Colombian professional road bicycle racer
* Maurício Rua (born 1981), Brazilian mixed martial arts fighter
* Mauricio de Zúñiga (died 1816), Spanish Governor of La Florida in 1812–1813 and 1816
* Mauricio de Sousa (born 1935), Brazilian cartoonist
* Mauricio de María y Campos (1943–2021), Mexican ambassador
* Mauricio Macri (born 1959) President of Argentina from 2015 to 2019
# William Moreton (judge)

Sir William Moreton (c.1696 – 14 March 1763) of Little Moreton Hall, Cheshire was an English judge, Recorder of London and Member of Parliament.
He was born the second son of the Rt. Rev. William Moreton, Bishop of Kildare (1681-1705) and Bishop of Meath (1705-16) but the first by his second wife Mary Harman. He was educated at Trinity College, Dublin (1710–14) and studied law at the Inner Temple (1714), where he was called to the bar in 1722.
He was appointed a Bencher at the Inner Temple in 1752, reader in 1758, and treasurer for 1760–1. Knighted on 19 September 1755, he served as Recorder of London from 1753 until his death.
In 1755 he was elected to Parliament to represent Brackley, sitting until 1761.
He died in 1763. He had married, in 1742, Jane, the widow of John Lawton of Lawton but left no children. His estate passed to the son of his half-sister, the Revd Richard Taylor, who thereupon adopted the name of Moreton.
# Zaparinqui

Zaparinqui is a village and municipality in Chaco Province in northern Argentina.
# Since We Last Spoke

Since We Last Spoke is the second studio album by American musician RJD2. It was released on Definitive Jux in 2004.
Since We Last Spoke peaked at number 94 on the UK Albums Chart, as well as number 128 on the Billboard 200 chart. It includes "Exotic Talk", which peaked at number 93 on the UK Singles Chart.

## Critical reception

Professional ratings :
| Aggregate scores ||
| Source | Rating |
| Metacritic | 80/100 |
| Review scores ||
| Source | Rating |
| AllMusic | |
| Alternative Press | 4/5 |
| Blender | |
| The Boston Phoenix | |
| Entertainment Weekly | A− |
| Pitchfork | 7.0/10 |
| Q | |
| Resident Advisor | 4.0/5 |
| Rolling Stone | |
| Spin | A− |
At Metacritic, which assigns a weighted average score out of 100 to reviews from mainstream critics, the album received an average score of 80, based on 21 reviews, indicating "generally favorable reviews".
Nathan Rabin of The A.V. Club gave the album a favorable review, saying, "Since We Last Spoke finds RJD2 sounding like some blessed creature who's able to tune in every radio station in the world, past and present, and mix them together into a cohesive whole." He added: "For all its adventurousness and genre-mashing, the album has a surprising pop sensibility." Dave Heaton of PopMatters concluded, "If you think of hip-hop as a musically conservative genre (as it's often called) or if you consider most instrumental hip-hop to be predictable or even dull, chances are good that Since We Last Spoke will do more than just surprise you, it'll blow your world apart". David Drake of Stylus Magazine wrote that RJD2 had utilized the "postmodern sampling techniques of hip-hop to reconstruct 70s AM rock radio" and produced "not just a great hip-hop album, but also one of the best rock albums of the year".
Spin placed it at number 37 on its list of the best albums of 2004.

## Charts

| Chart (2004) | Peak position |
| French Albums (SNEP) | 76 |
| UK Albums (OCC) | 94 |
| UK Independent Albums (OCC) | 7 |
| US Billboard 200 | 128 |
| US Heatseekers Albums (Billboard) | 3 |
| US Independent Albums (Billboard) | 6 |
| US Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums (Billboard) | 87 |
# Zhavoronki

Zhavoronki is a village (before 2004, a settlement) in Odintsovsky District in Moscow Oblast, Russia. It is the administrative center of the Zhavoronkovskoye Rural Settlement.
There is a railway station in the village. Trains serving the Belorussky suburban railway line stop there.
# Sea Garden

Sea Garden may refer to:
* Sea Garden (Burgas), Bulgaria
* Sea Garden (Varna), Bulgaria
# Krapfen

Krapfen may refer to:
* Krapfen, a German fried pastry
* Krofne, a similar pastry from the Balkan region
# Musette bechonnet

The musette bechonnet is a type of bellows-blown French bagpipe which takes its name from its creator, Joseph Bechonnet (1820-1900 AD) of Effiat.
The musette bechonnet typically has three drones, and its hide bag covered by an ornamented cloth bag.
# World Organisation of Students and Youth

The World Organisation of Students and Youth (WOSY) is an international student and youth organisation with India as headquarters. It was founded in Delhi on 29 October 1985. Currently, Mr. Nitin Sharma is the Chairperson of WOSY. Mr. Sharma works for a Swiss multinational company. He is also the International Coordinator of Human Rights working group under the Civil Societies 20 India. Mr. Shubham Goyal is the General Secretary of WOSY. Shubham, is a practicing advocate at the Delhi High Court.

## History

The World Organisation of Students and Youth was launched in Delhi on 29 October 1985 on the occasion of the International Youth Year Conference in the midst of 11,000 student delegates from fourteen countries. Atal Bihari Vajpayee, who would become Prime Minister after successfully contesting the Indian General Election of 1996, inaugurated the organisation. Air Chief Marshal Arjan Singh of the Indian Air Force and Swami Ranganathananda, thirteenth president of the Ramakrishna Math and Ramakrishna Mission, participated in the inaugural conference.

## Objectives

* International understanding and co-operation with the approach of "World is a Family"
* Propagating the United Nations' ideals of peace and co-existence.
* Bringing students and youth of the world together for the promotion of social justice and humanity.
* Helping the mobility of the students and youth to enable worldwide interaction of culture, information, knowledge and wisdom.
* Generating students and youth opinion and organising them for the fight against terrorism, religious fanaticism, apartheid, colonialism, racism, imperialism and oppression of any sort.
* Propagating humanism and spiritualism which, combined with a scientific outlook, may offer a viable philosophy of life for the world.

## Associate organisations

* Pragyik Vidyarthi Parishad, Nepal
* National Students' Forum, UK
* Tibetan Youth Congress, Dharmashala, India
* Tibetan National Congress, Dharmashala, India
* Friends Of Tibet, Dharmashala, India
* National Forum, South Africa
* Nigeria Youth and Students Organization (NYSO) Nigeria
* Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad, India
# John G. Kincaid & Company

John G. Kincaid & Company was a major British marine engine manufacturer based at the mouth of the River Clyde in Greenock, Inverclyde, Scotland.
Its predecessor, Hastie, Kincaid and Donald was founded in 1868 by John Hastie, John Kincaid and Robert Donald. It was dissolved in 1871 when Hastie left, and reformed as Kincaid, Donald & Co. Robert Donald left in 1881, and the remaining founder, John Kincaid renamed it Kincaid & Co.
The company became limited liability in 1888 and was reconstructed as a partnership, John G. Kincaid & Co, between John Kincaid and his brother Charles Kincaid in 1895. The company once again became limited liability in 1906. It became a public company in 1937.
The company's fortunes declined with those of British shipbuilding generally following the Second World War and in 1977 it was subsumed into the Government owned British Shipbuilders in September 1977 under the Aircraft and Shipbuilding Industries Act 1977. In 1978 the company merged with Clark-Hawthorn of Tyneside to form Clark Kincaid, and sold for a nominal amount, 3 pounds, by British Shipbuilders in a management buyout to HLD Holdings who subsequently sold it to Kvaerner Industrier of Norway in 1990, becoming Kvaerner Kincaid. Kvaerner Kincaid became a diesel engine components manufacturer and was subsequently sold to Sweden's Scandiaverken AB in 1999 for several hundred thousand pounds to cease manufacturing and become a marine engine components distribution centre.
# Sophal

Sophal is both a given and surname, originating from Cambodia. Notable people with the name include:
* Hen Sophal (born 1958), Cambodian arist
* Pierre Sophal Tonlop (born 1953), Cambodian priest
* Sophal Ear, Cambodian-American political scientist
* Sophal Dimong (born 2001), Cambodian professional footballer
* Sophar Rangoon (c. 1817–1890), son of a Chief of the Kingdom of Ava
# William Moreton

William Moreton (1641 – 21 November 1715) was an English prelate in the Church of Ireland who served as the Bishop of Meath from 1705-1716.

## Life

He was born in Chester in 1641, eldest son of Edward Moreton (1599–1665), prebendary of Chester. His father, son of William Moreton of Moreton, was educated at Eton and King's College, Cambridge, was incorporated at Oxford M.A. 1626 and D.D. 1636; was appointed vicar of Grinton, Yorkshire (1634); rector of Tattenhall, Cheshire, chaplain to Sir Thomas Coventry, lord keeper, and prebendary of Chester, all in 1637 ; and vicar of Sefton, Lancashire, in 1639. It appears that his property was sequestrated in 1645, and that he was nominated by Lord Byron a commissioner to superintend the capitulation of Chester to the parliamentary forces in January 1646. Restored to his benefices at the Restoration, he died at Chester on 28 February 1664–65, and was buried in Sefton Church, where a Latin inscription commemorates his equanimity under misfortune.
He matriculated at Christ Church, Oxford, on 5 December 1660. William graduated B.A. 19 February 1664, M.A. 21 March 1667, and B.D. 3 November 1674. In 1669, he became rector of Churchill, Worcestershire, and was also for some time chaplain to Aubrey Vere, earl of Oxford. In 1677, he accompanied James, duke of Ormonde, lord-lieutenant, to Ireland, as his chaplain ; and on 12 December of that year was created D.D. of Oxford by special decree. A few days later, 22 December, he was appointed dean of Christ Church, Dublin, in which capacity Mant speaks of him as 'the vehement and pertinacious opponent of the Archbishop of Dublin's episcopal jurisdiction.'
On 13 February 1682, he was appointed to the see of Kildare, with the preceptory of Tully, and was consecrated in Christ Church, Dublin, on the 19th by the Archbishop of Armagh. The sermon, preached by Foley, bishop of Down and Connor, was published. Moreton was made a privy councillor of Ireland on 5 April 1682, and was created D.D. of Dublin in 1688; but when Tyrconnel held Ireland for James II he 'fled to England and there continued till that nation was settled.'
Some time after his return to Ireland, Moreton sent a petition to the Irish House of Commons, asking them to give power to the trustees of the Irish forfeitures, in accordance with the Irish Act of Settlement, to set out land forfeited in the rebellion in augmentation of his bishopric. In the preamble to this petition, it was stated that the revenue of the see of Kildare, though the second in Ireland, did not exceed £170 per annum. He was translated to the see of Meath on 18 September 1705, and was made a commissioner of the great seal by Queen Anne.
He died at Dublin on 21 November 1715, and was buried in Christ Church Cathedral on 24 November.

## Family

He married firstly Mary Atkins in the summer of 1682, and had a son Richard and a daughter Annabella, who married barrister William Taylor. He secondly married Mary Harman, with whom he had a further son, his successor William, and a daughter Mary, who married Lieutenant-Colonel Howard.
# Wonderchild

"Wonderchild" is a 2004 single recorded by Christian Walz.
The single was included on Walz's Paint By Numbers album, released in 2004.
# Marianne Kenley

Marianne Kenley-Munster (c. 1770/1780 – c. 1818) was an Irish Gothic writer, best known for her romance novel The Cottage of the Appenines, Or the Castle of Novina. A Romance (1806). She is thought to have been born in Ulster and to have died in Belfast.
# Seán Rafferty

Seán Rafferty (born John Dickson Kerr Rafferty; 6 February 1909, in Dumfriesshire, Scotland – 4 December 1993, in Iddesleigh, Devon, England) was a Scottish poet, based in England from 1932 until his death.

## Career

Rafferty studied Classics at the University of Edinburgh before moving to England in 1948.
Rafferty's poetic work is squarely within the Anglo-American modernist tradition, reflecting variously the influence of traditional English lyric, Celtic bardic poetry, balladry, and popular song.
Rafferty's poetry has been praised by Sorley MacLean, Ted Hughes, Michael Morpurgo and Hugh MacDiarmid and was posthumously published in collections by the poetry presses Carcanet and Etruscan.

## Personal life

The death of Rafferty's first wife, Betty Bryant, in 1945, by whom he had a daughter, figures prominently in his poetry. He married Peggy Laing in 1947 and the next year moved with her to Iddesleigh, Devon, where he was landlord of the Duke Of York Inn. He lived in Iddesleigh until his death in 1993, at the age of 84.

## Works
### Books

* Collected Poems, edited by Nicholas Johnson, Manchester: Carcanet, 1995.
* Poems, edited by Nicholas Johnson, Buckfastleigh, South Devonshire : Etruscan Books ; Berkeley, CA : Distributed in America by SPD, 1999. [Revised and enlarged version of the 1995 Carcanet edition.]
* Poems, Revue Sketches, and Fragments, edited by Nicholas Johnson, Buckfastleigh, South Devonshire : Etruscan Books; Berkeley, CA : Distributed in America by SPD, 2004.

### Recordings

* Various Artists - In Tune with the World: The Poetry of Seán Rafferty (2010 Brown Label Poetry), featuring readings by Jim Causley, Michael and Clare Morpurgo, Carol Hughes, Nicholas Johnson, Jane Fever and Vic Baines.
# Souk El Arousayn

Souk El Arousayn (Arabic: سوق العروسين) or the "married couple's market" was a souk that existed as part of the medina of Sfax.

## History

Souk El Arousayn was originally a residential district, that by the time, got invaded by wood painting artisans who established their workshops in it.
These artisans used to make jewellery boxes and other products that recently married couples buy for their new house. And that's how the souk got its famous appellation.

## Localization

This market was located in the eastern part of the current Mecca Street.
# TNLA

TNLA may stand for:
* Ta’ang National Liberation Army
* Tamil Nadu Liberation Army
* Tamil National Liberation Alliance
* Tuvalu National Library and Archives
* Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly
# TNM

TNM may refer to:
* TNM staging system, a cancer staging system
* Teniente R. Marsh Airport, the main airport in Antarctica
* Telekom Networks Malawi, a Malawian mobile telecommunications company
* Tetranitromethane, an organic oxidizer
* The Nameless Mod, a total conversion mod released in 2009 for the game Deus Ex
* Thomas Nelson (publisher) (NYSE stock symbol), a publishing firm that began in Scotland in 1798
* Tokyo National Museum, the oldest and largest museum in Japan
* The News Minute, an Indian online publication
* Texas Nationalist Movement, a Texan political organization
# Murdoch (disambiguation)

Murdoch is both a given name and a surname.
Murdoch may also refer to:
* Murdoch, Western Australia, a suburb of Perth, Australia
* Electoral district of Murdoch, Australia
* Murdoch University, Australia
* Murdoch, Ohio, United States
* 9138 Murdoch, a main-belt asteroid
# Music in PyeongChang

Music in PyeongChang (MPyC; Korean: 평창대관령음악제), formerly Great Mountains Music Festival & School (대관령국제음악제), is one of South Korea's largest classical music festival held annually in Pyeongchang, Korea. It was launched by Professor Hyo Kang of the Juilliard School in 2004 and is currently led by its artistic director and cellist Sung-Won Yang.

## Programs

* Main Concert
* Rising Star Series
* Master Class
* Student Concert
* Conversation with Artists
* Children's Concert

## Venues

The main venues for the performances are Alpensia Concert Hall and Alpensia Music Tent, both located in the Alpensia Resort in Pyeongchang, Gangwon Province of Korea. Alpensia Concert Hall was built in 2010 and seats nearly 600 people, which makes it more suitable for chamber music performances. The 1300-seat Music Tent was completed in 2012. Master classes and Student Recitals are carried out in Pyeongchang Hall, located within the first floor of Alpensia Convention Center.

## Artistic Directors

* 2004–2010: Hyo Kang
* 2011–2017: Myung-Wha Chung & Kyung-Wha Chung
* 2018-2022 : Yeol Eum Son
* 2023-Present : Sung-Won Yang

## Themes

The festival is programmed around a different theme each year.
| Year | English version | Korean version |
| 2020 | Es Muss Sein! | 그래야만 한다 |
| 2019 | A Different Story | 다른 이야기 |
| 2018 | Curiosity | 멈추어, 묻다 |
| 2017 | Great Russian Masters | 볼가강의 노래 |
| 2016 | Bach, Beethoven, Brahms & Beyond | BBB자로... |
| 2015 | French Chic | 프랑스 스타일 |
| 2014 | O Sole mio | 오 솔레미오 |
| 2013 | Northern Lights | 오로라의 노래 |
| 2012 | Dancing through the centuries | 춤에서 춤으로 |
| 2011 | Illumination | 빛이 되어 |
| 2010 | CREATE & RECREATE | 창조 그리고 재창조 |
| 2009 | What's in a Name? | 이름에 무슨 의미가? |
| 2008 | Music-Image-Text | 음악-이미지-텍스트 |
| 2007 | Visionary | 비전을 가진 사람들 |
| 2006 | Four Seasons of PyeongChang | 평창의 사계 |
| 2005 | War & Peace | 전쟁과 평화 |
| 2004 | Nature's Inspiration | 자연의 영감 |

## World Premieres

The programs of Music in PyeongChang often feature premieres of pieces by major composers from Korea and abroad.
* 2005 Behzad Ranjbaran: Awakening
* 2005 Jin Hi Kim: One Sky
* 2006 Sukhi Kang: Pyeongchang Four Seasons for Violin solo and 14 strings
* 2007 Gordon Shi-Wen Chin: Haiku for voice and strings
* 2008 Jay Greenberg: Four Scenes
* 2012 Mikhail Fokine: Saint-Saëns - Le cygne from Le Carnival des animaux"The Dying Swan"
* 2012 Younghi Pagh-Paan: Hang-Sang V
* 2012 Younghi Pagh-Paan: Chohi and Her Imaginary Dance
* 2013 Richard Danielpour: Songs of the Wandering Darveesh
* 2013 Young Jo Lee: Mori for Cello, Daegum, and Percussion
* 2014 Jeongkyu Park: Darkness into Light
* 2015 Shinuh Lee: "Landscape" for 2 violins and viola
* 2015 Thierry Escaich: sextet
* 2016 Christopher Berg: Told Tales Sweet as Untold: Three Poems of Fernando Pessoa
# World Organization for Islamic Services

World Organization for Islamic Services (WOFIS) is an Iranian, Tehran based Shi'a Twelver publishing company.
They translate, research and write original Islamic books regarding hadith, Tafsir and the history of Islam as well as other Shi'a topics since 55 years ago. Several of their publications are available on Google Books.
# Souk Lakhmis Dades

Souk Lakhmis Dades or Khemis Dades is a commune in the Tinghir Province of the Drâa-Tafilalet administrative region of Morocco. At the time of the 2004 census, the commune had a total population of 16387 people living in 2400 households.
Khemis Dades is a locality takes its name from the day of the souk, Thursday (“Khemis” in Berber and Arabic), as well as from the Dades Valley. The commune consists of several villages or douars. Each village bears the name of the tribe that lives there, such as:
* Ait Boulemane
* Ait Bouhrrou
* Ait Alouane
* Ait Boubker
* Tansgharte

## Infrastructure

Khemis Dades has a post office, a dispensary, several primary schools and several high schools/secondary schools, including "Sidi Bouyahia", " Abd el Karim el Khatabi", "Ait Uzin", and "Zawit el Biaar". 15042 people live in Souk el Khemis Dades as of 12 October 2018.

## Festivals

The Festival of Me goun Dadès is organized annually and comprises subjects relative to various sets of themes, like film, artistic evenings and other sporting and cultural programs.