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# Teypana

Teypana (alternate spelling “Teypama”) was the first pueblo to be called Socorro. This Piro pueblo was located close to present-day Socorro, New Mexico. A reference from 1598 suggests Teypana was on the west bank of the Rio Grande, downriver from the pueblo of Pilabó (the site of modern Socorro). Found in a partly flawed list of Piro pueblos, the reference is somewhat problematic. In 1598, Juan de Oñate and an advance party of his colonists were given food and water by the people of Teypana. In response, they named the settlement Socorro, which means “help” or “aid” in Spanish. By 1626, the name had become associated with the Piro pueblo of Pilabó, site of the first permanent mission in Piro territory, now buried under the town of Socorro, NM.
It has been claimed that Teypana means “village flower” in the Piro language. As the Piro language survives only in fragments, however, the meaning of the name Teypana, like all 17th-century Piro place names, remains unknown.
Michael Bletzer has done a lot of excavation on a site in the vicinity of Luis Lopez which he believes to be the Teypana village.

## Footnotes

* ↑ Marshal, Michael P. & Walt, Henry J., Rio Abajo: Prehistory and History of a Rio Grande Province (Santa Fe: New Mexico Historical Preservation Division, 1984), p 250.
* ↑ Julyan, Robert, The Place Names of New Mexico: Revised Ed., (Albuquerque, University of New Mexico Press, 1998) p. 351.
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# Similkameen City, British Columbia

Similkameen City is a ghost town located in the Similkameen Country region of British Columbia, Canada. It is located along BC Highway 3 surrounding the Stemwinder Provincial Park, parallel to the Similkameen River. The lots that make up the "City" comprise District Lot 1968 of the Similkameen Division, Yale Land District; 5.4 kms west of Hedley, BC. The Townsite was promoted by Mr. Frank Bailey

## Map

* "Mining map of part of Similkameen River, Osoyoos Mining Division, Yale District, British Columbia". library.yale.edu. 1900.
# Marusarz

Marusarz is a Polish surname typical for Goral population of Zakopane region. Notable people include:
* Józef Marusarz (1926-1996), Polish alpine skier
* Stanisław Marusarz (1913-1993), Polish Nordic-combined skier
* Wojciech Marusarz (born 1993), Polish Nordic-combined skier
# Shiv G. Kapoor

Shiv Gopal Kapoor is the Grayce Wicall Gauthier Chair professor at the University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign. His interests are manufacturing technologies and material machining. He attended the University of Wisconsin–Madison for his Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering.
# Sylvia Rhue

Sylvia Rhue (born 1947) is an African-American writer, filmmaker, producer, and LGBT activist.

## Early life and education

Rhue was born in Pasadena, California in 1947. Her parents, a railroad worker and a secretary, were Canadian immigrants. Rhue's maternal great-great-grandmother, a slave, was born in Blair House, the President's Guest House. Rhue grew up attending a traditional black church.
Rhue came out as a lesbian in the early 1970s. She had little support at that time, other than one book, Lesbian/Woman.
Rhue earned a degree in Psychology/Sociology from Oakwood College (now University), and a Master of Social Work from UCLA. In 1986, Rhue graduated from the Institute for the Advanced Study of Human Sexuality, becoming the first African American to receive a Ph.D. in Human Sexuality.

## Career

Rhue found employment as a psychiatric social worker and as a sex therapist, working specifically with the African American community. In 1988, Rhue helped found the Black Gay and Lesbian Leadership Forum.
In 1996, Rhue co-produced and co-directed (with Oscar-nominated directors Frances Reid and Dee Mosbacher) the documentary All God's Children, which dealt with African American family and religious values, civil rights, and homophobia. The film won several awards, including Best Documentary at the National Black Arts Film Festival, and a Lambda Liberty Award from the Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund. Other films produced by Rhue include Women in Love, "We Have a Legacy, and Women and Children: AIDS and HIV.
Rhue served with the National Black Justice Coalition from its founding in 2003, as a board member and a director. She spoke out against condemnation of the LGBT community by the religious right, once stating, "Love is the engine of the universe and cannot be boiled down to tab A goes into Slot B." In 2006, she helped organize the Black Church Summit in Atlanta, to promote acceptance of gays and lesbians in black churches.
Rhue has also worked for the Religious Coalition for Reproductive Rights and as Director of Equal Partners in Faith. She has contributed articles to The Huffington Post and other publications.

## Publications

* Vickie M. Mays, PhD; Susan D. Cochran, PhD; Sylvia Rhue, PhD (1993). "The Impact of Perceived Discriminitation on the Intimate Relationships of Black Lesbians". Journal of Homosexuality. 25 (4): 1–14. doi:10.1300/J082v25n04_01. PMC 6225772. PMID 8106735.
* James Thomas Sears; Walter L. Williams (1997). Overcoming Heterosexism and Homophobia: Strategies that Work. Columbia University Press. pp. 117–130. ISBN 9780231104227. Retrieved July 29, 2016. Chapter: Reducing Homophobia in African American Communities
* Wendy Reed; Jennifer Home (2006). All Out of Faith: Southern Women on Spirituality. The University of Alabama Press. ISBN 9780817315344. Retrieved July 29, 2016.

## Filmography

| Year | Title | Role | Notes |
| 1994 | Coming Out Under Fire | Archival film source | Documentary |
| 1996 | All God's Children | Director | Documentary |
| 2002 | Family Fundamentals | Consultant | Documentary |
| 2005 | The L Word | Actress | TV series |
# Ostedes subfasciata

Ostedes subfasciata is a species of beetle in the family Cerambycidae. It was described by Matsushita in 1933.
# Oshinow Lake

Oshinow Lake, or Deep Lake, is a lake located north of Great Central Lake on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada.

## History

Appearing on maps as early as 1923 the local indigenous name was thought to be from "oshinoweth", meaning "all kinds of game". The Alberni District Historical Society confirmed in 1988 the established local name of the lake was "Oshinow", meaning "deep". Records from the 1930 BC Gazetteer also refer to the lake as "Oshinaw".
# Ned Wynn

Edmond "Ned" Keenan Wynn (April 27, 1941 – December 20, 2020) was an American actor and screenwriter.

## Personal life

He was the son of actor Keenan Wynn and the grandson of Ed Wynn.

## Death

He died of Parkinson's disease in Healdsburg, Sonoma County, California, on December 20, 2020, at the age of 79.

## Filmography
### Actor

* The Bellboy (1960) - Bellhop (uncredited)
* The Absent-Minded Professor (1961) - Boy (uncredited)
* Son of Flubber (1963) - Rutland Student Manager (uncredited)
* The Patsy (1964) - Band Member
* Bikini Beach (1964) - Surfer #9
* Pajama Party (1964) - Pajama Boy
* Beach Blanket Bingo (1965) - Beach Boy
* How to Stuff a Wild Bikini (1965) - Beach Boy
* Stagecoach (1966) - Ike Plummer
* California Dreaming (1979) - Earl Fescue
* Don't Go to Sleep (1982, TV Movie) - Paramedic (final film role)

### Screenwriter

* California Dreaming (1979)
* Don't Go to Sleep (1982)
* Velvet (1984)
* Holy Joe (1999)
# Teys Australia

Teys Australia is a meat-processing company headquartered at Building 3, Freeway Office Park, 2728 Logan Rd, Eight Mile Plains QLD 4113, Australia. In 2014, it was Australia's second-largest meat processor and exporter, with export operations in 40 countries.

## History

In 1946, the four Teys brothers, Cid, Cliff, Mick, and Max, purchased a series of butcher shops in and around Brisbane. By 1952, the business grew to eight shops, a wholesale operation, and a newly completed abattoir at Beenleigh, where the company continues to have its headquarters.
Teys has a history of working in various partnerships over the decades, including with Canada Packers Inc, Consolidated Press Holdings, and since 2011, Cargill. Through a partnership with Teys, reversing the significant losses of the Lakes Creek Abattoir then controlled by Kerry Packer became possible.
Teys has built long-lasting international supply relationships, particularly in Japan, to which it was one of the first exporters of chilled beef.

## Current operations

Teys Australia Pty Ltd is a 50/50 partnership between the Teys family and the Cargill Company. It is Australia's second-largest meat processor and exporter, with export operations in 40 countries. Teys operates six beef-processing plants, as well as owning two feedlots, cattle hide-processing operations, and other beef-related businesses.
Teys process 32,000 cattle weekly, which generate a turnover of around AU$2.5 billion annually. Teys continues to develop its international business in response to growing Asian demand. Teys USA is a subsidiary company based in Chicago.
Teys operate across a number of sites in Australia:
* Meat-processing facilities in Rockhampton (Lakes Creek), Biloela, and Beenleigh in Queensland, Tamworth and Wagga Wagga in New South Wales, and Naracoorte in South Australia
* Feedlots in Condamine in Queensland, Jindalee in New South Wales, and Charlton in Victoria
* Hide processing in Murgon in Queensland
* Manufacturing delicatessen food and convenience meals at Hemmant in Queensland
* Manufacturing consumer-ready fresh meat in Wagga Wagga

## Awards

The company has a record of hiring and up-skilling migrant and refugee workers. In 2013, the company received an Enterprise Award from the Queensland government as part of its annual Multicultural Awards.
In 2014, the company was inducted into the Queensland Business Leaders Hall of Fame.
# SV Vespo

S.V. Vespo is a professional football team, from the town of Rincon on Bonaire in the Caribbean Netherlands. Vespo was founded on 9 April 1959, and plays in the Bonaire League.

## Achievements

* Bonaire League: Champion
       1994–95, 2006–07
* FFB Cup 60 years: Champion
       2020
# Apis mellifera anatoliaca

Apis mellifera anatoliaca (known commonly as the Anatolian honey bee) is a subspecies of Apis mellifera (honey bees).

## Habitat

This bee is endemic to the Anatolian region of Turkey, populating the central and western parts of the country, but not European Turkey, as later research identified the honey bees of the Thrace region as primarily A. m. carnica.

## Taxonomy

This bee type belongs to the branch of bee classified by Ruttner (1988) as "Oriental". A recent genetic study confirmed that the sub-species belongs to an Eastern Europe branch of the genotype of the honey bee. Mitochondrial Deoxyribonucleaic acid (mtDNA) analysis of Thracian bees showed some similarities to the Apis mellifera carnica, although this same similarity was absent from Anatolian bee samples (Smith and Brown (1990) & Meixner et al. (1993). The cause of this is given as inter-breeding of native populations with nearby Austrian, Slovakian and Croatian bees.
# TM-XML

The Trade Mark Extensible Markup Language (TM-XML) is an XML open standard for the trademark business and for the exchange of trademark information between the Industrial Property Offices and its partners or users.

## Objectives

The initial objective was the definition of XML Standard for trademark information exchange. During the specifications and after the creation of WIPO Standard ST.66, other objectives have been added as following:
* Define XML Standards for Trade Mark Offices and Trade Mark Business
* Propose Useful Outcomes as Base for the Creation of WIPO Standards
* Define Trademark Web Service Standards
* Provide Examples of Implementations and Tools
* Share Experiences, Practices and Knowledge
* Promote Collaboration and Harmonization of Trade Mark Information and Knowledge Representations
* Prepare the Emerging Semantic Web for the Trade Mark Domain in the Intellectual Property Context (hTrademark Microformat, TM-RDF, TM-OWL)

## History

TM-XML was defined by a working group created by the European Union Intellectual Property Office in June 2003. 8 draft versions for comment have been published (versions 0.1 to 0.7 and 1.0 Draft) before the version 1.0 Final published on 26 May 2006 on its website: https://web.archive.org/web/20060827113952/http://www.tm-xml.org/.
TM-XML Version 1.0 Final has been proposed as a base for the creation of a WIPO International Standard named ST.66 which has been adopted by the Standing Committee on Information Technologies / Standards and Documentation Working Group (SCIT/SDWG) during its 8th session on March 19–22, 2007 in Geneva.

## Roadmap 2010-2015

| Version | Planned | Content |
| TM-XML Version 2.0 | 2010–2012 | Complete coverage of all Information related to trademark and its related IP resources (Opposition, Appeal, Recordals, Renewal, Cancellation, etc.). hTrademark Microformat implementations. First Web Services and Rules in Resource Description Framework (RDF) and Web Ontology Language (OWL). |
| TM-XML Version 3.0 | 2012–2015 | Additional Web Services and Semantic Web - Knowledge Representation & Services. |
# Modernising Government Programme

Modernising Government Programme (MGP) is a combination of Administrative Reform, Service Delivery Improvement, Asset Management and Fiscal Reforms initiatives implemented in the Government Departments of Kerala State, India.
The programme was funded by the Asian Development Bank under the title 'Modernising Government and Fiscal Reforms Programme, Kerala'. The programme has defined following five themes as the five pillars on which the reform initiatives would be mounted.

## Five Pillars of Reform

* Ensuring Assured Levels of Basic Services to the Poor (Minimum Needs Programme)
* Building an enabling environment for growth
* Fiscal Sustainability- State and Local
* Enhancing effectiveness and efficiency of core Government functions
* Efficient, Effective and Accessible Local Self Governments
Through extensive consultations with all kind of stakeholders and experts, 96 general initiatives were identified for implementation through 19 Government Departments. These general initiatives were for policy changes including simplification of rules and procedures in all departments for making them more people friendly. Most of the above initiatives were identified based on the recommendations of the three Administrative Reforms Committees worked after the formation of Kerala State in 1956.
{Also refer to : Administrative Reforms in Kerala, India}
The Government of Kerala has also adopted a people centric service delivery policy and a training policy for government officials.
Another facet of the programme was Service Delivery Project (SDP). The important goal of SDP was to build necessary infrastructure for supporting the sustenance of reforms brought in through the implementation of said general initiatives as well as the service delivery and training policies.
Another important aspect of MPG is that, the programme was monitored using a Programme Performance Monitoring System (PPMS)developed using open source technology.

## Important Documents

Important documents related to the programme are:
* Strategic Document
* Strategic Implementation Plan
* Schematic Outline of Detailed Implementation Plan
* Detailed Implementation Plan
* Service Delivery Project
* Service Delivery Policy
* Training Policy
# Vauquelin

Vauquelin is a Norman-French surname, and former first name (Walchelin, Walkelin). It may refer to:

## People

* Vauquelin de Ferrers (died ca. 1045), Norman baron of Ferrières-Saint-Hilaire
* Vauquelin de Winchester, French name of Walkelin (died 1098), the first Norman bishop of Winchester
* Jean Vauquelin (1728–1772), French naval officer
* Jean Vauquelin de la Fresnaye (1536–1608), French poet
* Kévin Vauquelin (born 2001), French cyclist
* Nicolas Vauquelin des Yveteaux (1567–1649), French poet, the son of Jean Vauquelin de la Fresnaye
* Louis Nicolas Vauquelin (1763–1829), French pharmacist and chemist
* Moise Vauquelin (17th century), French buccaneer
* Roger Vauquelin des Yveteaux, president of the 1940s French fascist youth organization Jeunesse Populaire Française

## Other

* Vauquelin-class destroyer. of the French Navy
* Vauquelin Square, in Montreal, Canada
# Otukaia kiheiziebisu

Otukaia kiheiziebisu is a species of sea snail, a marine gastropod mollusk in the family Calliostomatidae.
The type specimens were collected by amateur conchologist Mr. Kiheizi Oosima in 1938. The specific name kiheiziebisu is in honour of him. The new species was originally described as Calliostoma kiheiziebisu by the Japanese malacologist Yanosuke Otuka (1903-1950) in 1939.
Otukaia kiheiziebisu is the type species of the genus Otukaia Ikeba, 1942.
Some authors recognize Otukaia as a separate genus.

## Description

The shell is large, conical, thin, semitransparent, pale cinnamon pink in colour with pearly lustre. The shell has 8.5 whorls. One and a half coils of nuclear portion of whorls are rounded in outline, smooth, polished on the surface. Subsequent whorls are sculptured with four strong, beaded spiral keels and very fine lines, which are only visible under a magnifying lens, and with fine oblique lines of growth. The uppermost spiral keel is situated on the subsutural area. The second and the third spiral keels divide the surface of the whorl into three parts with unequal intervals; the uppermost part is the broadest, having angle of about 120° to the middle one, weakly sculptured with a thread and many exceedingly fine spiral lines near the body whorl. The lowest one is the narrowest of them all. The lowest spiral keel is concealed with succeeding whorl. The number of beads on the uppermost spiral keel is ca 165-177 on the last whorl, ca 130 on the penultimate whorl, ca 80 on the sixth whorl, ca 50 on the fifth whorl, ca 42 on the fourth whorl, ca 28 on the third whorl and ca 19 on the second whorl.
The base is sculptured with about 40 spiral threads. The inner surface is smooth, pearly lustrous, ornamented with four spiral dull grooves which correspond to the outer keels respectively. The callus extends over the umbilicus to occlude it completely, giving the shape of an oblique columellar end.
The height of the shell is 30 mm. The width of the shell is 33 mm.
The operculum is small, round, horny, thin, translucent, marked with a fine spiral line which coils about 13 in number. The diameter of the operculum is about 13 mm.
Otukaia kiheiziebisu is very similar to Calliostoma kounjiana Yokoyama in general outline, and in sculpture on the surface, but it differs from Calliostoma kounjiana in having the spirally sculptured base and the beaded spiral keels, while Calliostoma kounjiana is quite smooth both on spiral keel and the base. Any other species reported from the northern Pacific has much thicker shell and more complicated sculptures than Otukaia kiheiziebisu.

## Distribution

The type locality is Kasimanada 600 m in depth, off the east coast of Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan.
# Oshiogawa stable

Oshiogawa stable (押尾川部屋, Oshiogawa-beya) was a stable of sumo wrestlers, one of the Nishonoseki group of stables. In its modern form it dates from March 1975 when it was founded by Daikirin, a former Nishonoseki stable wrestler. It produced eleven sekitori in total, such as Masurao, Enazakura, Daishi, Wakatoba and Wakakirin. In March 2005, with Oshiogawa approaching the mandatory retirement age and no obvious successor available, the stable was absorbed into the affiliated Oguruma stable.

## History

Founded in 1975 by former ōzeki Daikirin after a succession dispute over Nishonoseki stable. The former head coach of Nishonoseki stable Saganohana died in 1975. His heir apparent and successor was thought to be Daikirin but after being unable to come to an agreement with Saganohana's widow. This was because wrestler Kongō who retired at only 28 to marry Saganohana's daughter and take over the stable was the widow's choice as the next head. Daikirin realizing he now had no chance of taking over so instead he broke away and established his own Oshiogawa stable. He attempted to take a number of high-ranking wrestlers with him, such as Aobajō and Tenryū, but Nishonoseki stable objected to this. The Japan Sumo Association intervened and Tenryū was forced to return to Nishonoseki and, disillusioned, quit to become a professional wrestler. The stable would produce its first homegrown sekitori in January 1981 following Kinoarashi promotion to jūryō. This would be followed by Masurao's promotion in July 1983. The stable would continue this trend producing nine more sekitori over time. In March 2005, with Oshiogawa approaching the mandatory retirement age and no obvious successor available, his stable was absorbed into the affiliated Oguruma stable included in this was sekitori Wakatoba and Wakakirin. Oshiogawa retired from his position in the Sumo Association a year before reaching the mandatory retirement age, in June 2006.

## Owner

* 1975–2005: 17th Oshiogawa (former ōzeki Daikirin)

## Notable members

* Aobajō (former, sekiwake)
* Masurao (former, sekiwake)
* Enazakura (former, maegashira 1)
* Kinoarashi (former, maegashira 2)
* Daishi (former, maegashira 3)
* Wakakirin (former, maegashira 9)
* Wakatoba (former, maegashira 11)
* Hitachiryu (former, maegashira 14)
* Saganobori (former, maegashira 14)
# Mettenschicht

The Mettenschicht is an old German mining custom in the Ore Mountains. It is the name given to the last shift worked before Christmas, which ends early with a celebration and meal.

## Description

Mettenschicht is the main Christmas celebration among miners in the Protestant Ore Mountains; in Catholic mining areas of Germany, St Barbara's Day is more important. It is first recorded in the first half of the 17th century. The Steiger, a foreman or overseer, would finish the pre-Christmas shift early with a knocking signal, "knocking the miners out". Then he would give a sort of sermon in the Huthaus, the administrative building, which was decorated for the occasion. Singing miners' songs such as Der Steiger, the miners would give thanks to God for the products of the mine. A simple, traditional meal ended the shift. The meal usually consisted of bratwurst with mashed potatoes and sauerkraut as well as herbed schnapps and a cigar (gaahlem Gelecht). Also common are glühwein, tea and bacon-fat butterbrot.
The idea of the Mettenschicht has spread from the Ore Mountains to many exhibition mines as an idea for a Christmas celebration with elements of mining tradition. They vary from end-of-year celebrations focusing on strict historical authenticity, often held in the mine itself, attended by sponsors, friends, and in many cases honorary officials of the mine, through incentive events for which tickets are sold, to mining folk events put on in the city hall for bus tours.
# Vancouver Rogues

The Vancouver Rogues is a rugby union team based in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. It's inclusive to players of all sexual orientations and gender identities and is part of the IGR. In 2022 the team participated in the Bingham Cup and was the top Canadian Team that participated.

## History

The Vancouver Rogues were originally established in 2002 and was the first openly gay and inclusive rugby team in Canada. The original team ran for 10 years before dissolving. In 2021 the team was revived to continue where the original team left off and to promote inclusiveness in the sport. The Team has partnered with the Meraloma Rugby Club and is registered as their 2nd team in their 3rd Division men's team.
# Simon Evans

Simon Evans may refer to:
* Simon Evans (comedian) (born 1965), English comedian
* Simon Evans (writer) (1895–1950), English writer
* Simon Evans (racing driver) (born 1990), New Zealand racing driver
* Simon Evans (director) (born 1983), English theatre and television director, writer, and actor
# Neosiro kamiakensis

Neosiro kamiakensis is a species of mite harvestman in the family Sironidae. It is found in North America.

## Description

The species Neosiro kamiakensis was described by Newell, 1943. It was previously placed in Siro.