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# Ritmo, Ritual e Responsa

Professional ratings :
| Review scores ||
| Source | Rating |
| Galeria Musical | link |
| G1 | 4/10 link |
| Notas Musicais | link |
Ritmo, Ritual e Responsa (Portuguese for "Rhythm, Ritual and Responsibility") is the eighth studio album by Brazilian alternative rock band Charlie Brown Jr. Their final studio release with drummer Pinguim Ruas, who left the band one year later, it came out on November 15, 2007, through EMI. Billed as the first part of the soundtrack of the film O Magnata [pt] (even though a second part was never formally planned or released), written and co-produced by vocalist Chorão, and serving as somewhat of a concept album inspired by key events of the film, it counted with guest appearances by bands and artists such as MV Bill, João Gordo, Paranormal Attack, Forfun, Sacramento MCs and Markon Lobotomia.
The album's first single, "Não Viva em Vão", was released in advance on April 9, 2007, coinciding with Chorão's 37th birthday. It was followed by the hits "Pontes Indestrutíveis", "Be Myself" and "Uma Criança com Seu Olhar"; the first two were included in the soundtracks of Rede Globo's telenovelas Amor à Vida (2013–2014) and Duas Caras (2007–2008), respectively. The music video for "Não Viva em Vão" received a nomination for the MTV Video Music Brazil award in the "Video of the Year" category in 2007; the following year, "Pontes Indestrutíveis" was nominated in the "Video of the Year" and "Hit of the Year" categories.
In 2008, Ritmo, Ritual e Responsa was nominated for a Latin Grammy Award for Best Portuguese Language Rock or Alternative Album; the band's fourth release to receive a nomination following Nadando com os Tubarões, Bocas Ordinárias and Imunidade Musical.

## Critical reception

Anderson Nascimento of Galeria Musical gave the album a positive rating of 3 out of 5 stars. Conversely, Débora Miranda, writing for G1, rated it with a 4 out of 10, calling it a heavier and more eclectic album sonority-wise but criticizing it as being "lyrically repetitive". Mauro Ferreira of blog Notas Musicais gave the album a mixed review, rating it with 3 stars out of 5 and calling it a "good-intentioned, motivational release with self-help undertones", finishing by comparing Chorão to a priest preaching the good for his fans.

## Track listing

All lyrics are written by Chorão, except where noted

## Personnel
### Charlie Brown Jr.

* Chorão – vocals
* Heitor Gomes – bass guitar
* Thiago Castanho – electric guitar
* Pinguim Ruas – drums, beatboxing

### Additional musicians

* MV Bill – additional vocals in "Sem Medo da Escuridão"
* Forfun – vocals in "O Universo a Nosso Favor"
* Sacramento MCs – additional vocals in "Vivendo a Vida numa Louca Viagem" and "Skateboard Amor Eterno"
* Markon Lobotomia – additional vocals in "Que Espécie de Vermes São Vocês?"
* João Gordo – additional vocals in "Vida de Magnata"
* Paranormal Attack – additional vocals in "Paranormal"
# Ritmo, Amor e Palavras

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| Disco Digital | (in note) |
Ritmo, Amor e Palavras (literally, "Rhythm, Love and Words" or R.A.P.) is Boss AC's third album. It was released in December 2005 in Portugal. It is Boss AC's most successful album and one of the greatest successes in Portuguese music in 2005. It is one of the biggest selling Portuguese hip hop albums and was awarded gold in August 2005 for selling 10,000 copies and later platinum after selling 30,000 copies.
The album was recorded at Hightower Productions in New York City. It was mastered by Jim Brick.

## Nomination

The album was nominated for Best Portuguese Act at the 2005 MTV Europe Music Awards.

## Credits

* All tracks produced by Boss AC, except "Só Preciso De Cinco Minutos", by Sam The Kid
* Boss AC - executive producer
* Recorded by AC at NoStress Studio, Troy Hightower at Hightower Productions Inc (NY), Luís Caldeira at Estúdio Valentim de Carvalho and Jorge Cervantes at Estúdio Andinos
* Mixed by Troy Hightower at Hightower Productions Inc and AC at NoStress Studio
* Mastered by Jim Brick at Absolute Audio, New York
* Roda Dentada - writer
* Náná Sousa Dias - photographer
# Rising Sun High School

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* Rising Sun High School (Maryland), North East, Maryland
* Rising Sun High School (Indiana), Rising Sun, Indiana
# River View, Alabama

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# Robert Battersby (rowing)

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# Robert Batty

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* Robert Batty (artist) (1789–1848), English army officer and artist
* Robert Batty (physician) (1763–1849), his father, English physician
# Robert Baudinne

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# Sea Witch (lure)

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## Records

* In 1987, it was used to catch the world-record Spanish mackerel.
* In 2014, it was used to catch the Maryland state record Wahoo.
# William Stork

Dr William Stork (flourished 1751 – 1768) practiced as an oculist in England and the American colonies, and subsequently settled in the British colony of East Florida and published pamphlets encouraging its settlement. Some accounts state that he was initially from Germany, but do not provide primary references which prove the claim.
Stork advertised in London in 1751 and 1752 that he was the oculist to the Princess of Wales. He then advertised his services as an oculist in Jamaica in 1760. He arrived in Philadelphia and advertised his services as an oculist in 1761. He travelled up and down the Eastern colonies from Annapolis, Maryland to Boston between 1761 and 1764. From the diary of Dedham, Massachusetts physician Nathaniel Ames, we know that Stork performed cataract couching. Stork is the first known to have performed cataract couching in the area that became the United States.
The British acquired Florida from the Spanish by the treaty of 1763 which ended the Seven Years' War (i.e. the French and Indian War). Stork made a career change in 1764, and decided to be a plantations agent in the colony of East Florida. Stork was in Florida in 1765, and traveled to England by 1766, when the first edition of his Florida journal was published. He then travelled back to Florida in 1767, and "died with the fright" during an insurrection of indentured servants in August 1768.
His An Account of East Florida, written in English, was published in three editions, two in 1766, subtitled "With Remark on its Future Importance to Trade and Commerce" and a third in 1769, as A description of East-Florida, subtitled "with a journal kept by John Bartram of Philadelphia, botanist to His Majesty for the Floridas : upon a journey from St. Augustine up the river St. John's, as far as the lakes : with explanatory botanical notes, illustrated with an accurate map of East-Florida, and two plans, one of St. Augustine, and the other of the Bay of Espiritu Santo", the latter referring to St. Augustine, Florida, St. Johns River, the bay now known as Tampa Bay, and the botanist John Bartram.
The book reputedly featured a plagiarised copy of a map by George Gauld, who wrote (speaking of himself in the third person):
   In the summer of 1765 he made an accurate survey of the Bay of Spiritu Santo, which soon afterwards appeared in Stork's History of East Florida. How it happened to be published there we cannot pretend to say; but it is the only part of the many surreptitious sketches, which have been pirated from Mr. Gauld's works, that has been literally and pretty correctly copied; tho' there is an error of about 30 miles or more in the Latitude.
A manuscript work by John William Gerard de Brahm, in the library of Harvard University, listing the residents of East Florida up to 1771, refers to him as "William Stork, Esq., historian".
The published work by de Brahm lists "Storck William Esqr." as a Florida inhabitant between the years 1763 and 1771 "In the King's Employ" under the category of "Draughtsmen" with the stated qualifications "Oculist, Physician", with his status listed as "Dead."
# Train Train (manga)

Train☆Train (トレィン☆トレィン, Torein☆Torein) is a manga by Eiki Eiki first published in Wings and licensed by Digital Manga Publishing.

## Reception

"Train Train is off the wall screwball comedy that is as energetic as it is funny." — Holly Ellingwood, activeAnime. Leroy Douresseaux gave the first volume a B+ at the Comic Book Bin. "Train☆Train may not have a dramatic or compelling story line, but the humor is light and sweet, and it does give its intended audience what they want - vignettes centering on their favorite cute guy." — Patricia Beard, Mania.
# Pes anserinus

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* Pes anserinus (facial nerve)
# MV Solo

The MV Solo was a Greenpeace ship from 1990 to 1995, originally built in 1977 as an ocean tug called the Smit Houston. Greenpeace updated the ship with a helipad as well as veterinary and laboratory facilities. In 1995 she was chartered by a company working with the Dutch Ministry of Transport, Public Works and Water Management for use as a salvage vessel. At this time the ship was renamed as the ETV Waker. On 7 September 2009, a fire starting in the engine room so seriously damaged the vessel that she was scrapped.
# Navia de Suarna

Navia de Suarna, is a municipality in the province of Lugo, in the autonomous community of Galicia, northwestern Spain. It belongs to the comarca of Os Ancares.

## Notable People

* Eva Xaním (born 1994) - writer
42°57′54″N 7°0′16″W﻿ / ﻿42.96500°N 7.00444°W﻿ / 42.96500; -7.00444
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# Scottish Federation of Women's Suffrage Societies

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The Federation supported the establishment of the Scottish Women's Hospitals proposed by Elsie Maude Inglis.

## Notable Members

* Wilhelmina Hay (Elizabeth) Abbott (1884–1957)
* Louisa Innes Lumsden (1840–1935)
* Chrystal Jessie Macmillan (1872–1937)
* Florence Marian McNeill (1885–1973)
* Eliza Maud "Elsie" Inglis (1864–1917)
# Scythropiodes barbellatus

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The wingspan is 13–15 mm.
# Sealers Passage

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# Sean Paul (disambiguation)

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Sean Paul may also refer to:
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# Section 32

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# Seidel sign

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## History

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# Sedu

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# See Jane Run

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## Synopsis

The book centers on Jane Whittaker, who finds herself on a street corner in downtown Boston with no recollection of her name, her physical features, her personality, or any of the details of her life, albeit being familiar with her surroundings and easily recalling facts such as the formula for the length of a hypotenuse.
She is further terrified to see that she is wearing a blood-stained blue dress, under a long coat which contains in its pockets nearly $10,000. Frightened out of her mind, she heads to a hotel, where she spends a couple of days trying to figure out how to proceed. She decides to go to the local police station, but withholds some key information when she recounts her experience. They take her to the hospital for examination, where she is later reunited with a handsome doctor claiming to be her husband. Dr. Whittaker takes Jane back to their suburban home to recover. Instead of finding rest, however, Jane is overwhelmed by suspicions as she begins to uncover the horrific past that her mind had forgotten.
Along with Dr. Whittaker, a housekeeper named Paula Marinelli - who is obviously loyal to the good doctor - is also taking care of her.
# Navajo Language Academy

The Navajo Language Academy (NLA; Navajo Diné Bizaad Naalkaah) is a non-profit educational and advocacy organization which focuses on the Navajo language.

## Overview

The Navajo Language Academy grow out of workshops by Kenneth L. Hale in the 1970 and was proposed as a result of the Second Navajo Orthography Conference in 1978. It consists of Navajo linguists and other interested people. It supports scientific research on the Navajo language and on teaching Navajo people, especially language teachers, how to carry out linguistic research and to use existing reference materials. This focus is a difference from related organizations as the Navajo Nation Division of Diné Education, Diné College, and the Navajo Language Teachers Association.
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The Board of Directors of the NLA includes Navajo linguist Ellavina Perkins. The NLA maintains a comprehensive bibliography on Navajo linguistics, available on its web site, and holds the archive of the Navajo material of linguist Ken Hale.
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Since 2013. local tourist organisation is organising beans festival every year - "Pasuljijada".
# Senate Document

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# National Undersea Research Program

The National Undersea Research Program (NURP) is a U.S. government program that operates six facilities for undersea research, including the world's only permanent undersea research facility, Aquarius. The program is operated under the auspices of the Office of Oceanic and Atmospheric Research, a division of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). Each center is funded by a grant from NOAA. Projects are chosen based upon peer review.

## List of regional centers

* National Undersea Research Center for Hawaii and the Western Pacific - University of Hawaii's Hawaii Undersea Research Laboratory (HURL)
* National Undersea Research Center for the West Coast and Polar Regions University of Alaska Fairbanks (UAF) School of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences
* National Undersea Research Center for the North Atlantic and Great Lakes- University of Connecticut, Avery Point
* National Undersea Research Center for the Middle Atlantic Bight - Institute of Marine and Coastal Sciences (IMCS) at Rutgers University, New Brunswick, New Jersey
* National Undersea Research Center for the Southeastern United States and Gulf of Mexico - University of North Carolina at Wilmington
* National Undersea Research Center for the Caribbean - Caribbean Marine Research Center (CMRC), Tequesta, FL
# Navithanveli

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# Navoi (crater)

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Navoi was named after Uzbek poet Ali-Shir Nava'i in 2008.
The large crater Oskison is west of Navoi.
* Exaggerated color image by MESSENGER
* Detail of the northwestern end of the pit within the crater. Image is about 8.8 km wide.
* A view of the northeastern part of the pit.
# Neate

Neate is a surname. Notable people with the surname include:
* Adam Neate (born 1977), British painter, conceptual artist, and street artist
* Andy Neate (born 1974), British racing driver
* Charles Neate (1806–1879), English politician and academic
* Charles Neate (musician) (1784–1877), British pianist and composer
* Clarry Neate (1904–1972), South Australian racehorse trainer and caricaturist
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# Nature Biomedical Engineering

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## Abstracting and indexing

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* Science Citation Index Expanded
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# Nature Anthem

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## Music video

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## Legacy

The title song was played in a Honda Civic Hybrid television commercial in 2005, and Coca-Cola's summer advertising campaign in 2006.
# Lief Java

Lief Java (literally "Sweet Java") was an orchestra in the Dutch East Indies (now Indonesia). It was one of the first keroncong groups in the colony.

## Members

Various musicians are recorded as having been part of the Lief Java orchestra. This includes Ismail Marzuki, a singer-cum-songwriter known for his nationalist works; the blind singer Annie Landouw; and the theatrically-trained husband and wife team Kartolo and Roekiah. Other members included Hugo Dumas, Atjep, and Miss Netty.

## History

Lief Java was established in 1918 by Soewardi as the Rukun Anggawe Santoso Orchestra before changing its name to Lief Java in 1923. The orchestra used a variety of instruments, including cellos, flutes, guitars, and violins. Most of the artists were amateurs, with little previous experience. The orchestra practiced in Kampung Kepuh, Kemayoran, Batavia (now Jakarta), in the home of musician S. Abdullah, and played a variety of songs, both originals and arrangements or adaptations. The company had two musical divisions, keroncong and jazz.
Sometime after 1925, after Dutch entrepreneurs established NIROM, Lief Java began playing music over the radio as part of the station's Eastern Programme. This helped the orchestra to grow in popularity and reach new audiences outside of Batavia. Ultimately, however, the orchestra left NIROM owing to concerns over the use of their intellectual property; NIROM appropriated a song they had composed for use in opening all of their broadcasts. Thus, sometime after 1937 the orchestra quit NIROM and joined the rival station VORO (Vereeniging voor Oostersche Radio Omroep), playing live every Saturday. By the mid 1930s Hugo Dumas was the orchestra's leader.
In 1938 Lief Java completed its first film score, working for Tan's Film on its production Fatima. As Roekiah was the main star of Tan's, the orchestra was retained to score the company's later releases. This included Gagak Item (1939) and Siti Akbari (1940). Some of the orchestra's singers, such as Kartolo and Landouw, joined the company as actors. The orchestra also toured; one trip, to Borneo in 1939, is known to have been a commercial success.
During the Japanese occupation of the Dutch East Indies, the troupe changed their name from the Dutch Lief Java to the Japanese Kireina Djawa. During this period the orchestra performed live on several occasions, and their songs became increasingly pro-East Asian. The orchestra was still in existence in 1949.

## Legacy

An article in Pedoman Radio described the orchestra as "the 'mother' of the vocal and musical arts of Indonesia" ("'Ibu' seni-suara dan seni-musik Indonesia").
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